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Iciety check or money order for one
tenth of the amount of the bond, and
make other payments monthly, the
bond to become the property of the
Home Society when paid for. Per-
sons who cannot contribute at all
NOW can subscribe the amount they
feel they can give and make the pay
ments at ANR TINE in the coming
year of 1919. The idea of the society
is to make sure Of the income of $780,
600 for the finishing of this years
work free from debt, and the entire
year of 1919, so that no further ap-
peal for funds need be made until
1920. ~.
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to Begin December first and End on Christmas Day

1000 Fn ONE FIFTY Doll AR LIBERTY BOND Uncle Sam FOdda
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War Savings
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30
Notice For Administration and Notice
to Creditors,


State of Wisconsin, County Court,
Grant County-In Probate.
) In Re Estate of Herman Schleier,
deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given, That at
the special term of said court to be
held on the fourth Tuesday of Novem-
Der, A. d. 1918, at the Court House
in the City of Lancaster, County of
Grant and State of Wisconsin, there
will be heard and considered the ap-
plication of Catharine Schleier for
the appointment of an administrator
of the estate of Herman Schleier late
of the Town of Cassville in said coun-
ty, deceased:
Notice is Hereby Further Given,
That at the regular term of said court
to be held at. said Court House on the
first Tuesday of March, A. D. 1919,
there will be heard, considered and
adjusted, all claims against said Her
man Schleier, deceased;
And Notice is Hereby Further Civ
en-, that all such claims for examina-
ton and allowance must be presented
to said county court at the Court
House in the City of Lancaster, in
said county and state, on or before the
23rd day of February, 1919 or be
barred. 81 "
Dated Oct. 23rd, 1918.
BY the Court,
e. B. GOODSELL,
Geo. B. Clementson, Attorney 36w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30
At THE POST OF DUTY

Dalvin w. Jackson of Hazel Green,
is mentioned among the wounded.
X y
Private David Jenkins of Mifflin,
died at Camp Taylor, Louisville, KY,
of pneumonia.
Harry Stebnitz of Arena, died at
amp Grant of pneumonia. The body
was brought home for burial.
Lieut.. Ralph Tippetta, former
athlete of GAINESVILLE, was killed in
France last month.
Lee Kirkpatrick of the navy, died
at St. Louis. The body was brought
home for burial.
Oscar Henning of Platteville, is re-
ported better at Great Lakes but still
remains in bed. He is a brother-in-
law of Fred Wenzel of Lancaster.
f.
Leroy Phillips of Mineral Point,
died at Madison of influenza Phil
lips belonged to the University S. A.
T. G. He was buried with military
honors in his native town.
*#*
Geo. Plummer, formerly an employee
in the Evans Jewelry store at Platte
vile, was wounded overseas and is
now in a hospital He belongs to the
18th infantry.
Albert LaBounty died at Camp
Johnson, Jacksonville, Fla, of in
f1uenza The body was brought to
Spring Green, his home, under mill
itary escort.
Gwylym Prideaux of Dodgeville, has
been appointed by Cong. John M. Nell
son to the U. S. Military Academy at
West Point. He will receive spe-
cial course of training lasting one
year.
Guy Troy who was indicted from
Platteville near where he worked for
Lawrence Mahr and VIM. Boyle, died
in southern training camp. The
body was taken to Iowa for burial
Camp Grant of pneumonia. The body
Clarence NJ Hughes, a Linden boy,
died at the University inf1rmary of
pneumonia. Mr. Hughes was a mem
Der of the S. A. T. c.. joining this fall.
The body was taken home to Linden
for burial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30
AND NEARBY.
A COLLECTION OF INTERESTING
INCIDENTS CONCERNING PEO-
PIE OF ADJACENT COUNTIES.

Lieut.. Southland Corlett of Big
Patch, was recently home on a visit.
He returned to his camp in Georgia.
A cake sold at the Rewey Red Cross
sale made by Mrs. Rebecca Clark of
that village, was sold to J. S. Rundell
OF the same village, for $1,000.
Geo. Whitcher of near Platteville,
raised his barn some time ago. The
old structure was blown down in the
cyclone last summer.
Dr. Geo. C. Lomas and wife, his
father, James Lomas, and Mrs. John
Lomas and daughter of Fennimore,
have all been i'll with influenza.
#**
Health officer Glassen of Montfort,
sent in samples of water from seven
local wells. The state laboratory pro-
nounced all safe.
The Richland Center Telephone
company has asked for rate in
crease. The company wants 1925 for
business phones, So for two-party
lines and $1.5O per month for rural
phones.
John Engels of Dodgeville, shot
some pigeons finding later that one
was a carrier. 1t had two bands on
its leg one being of gold The in
scriptions were E 129 A 1917 M, and
2S46 Reigon.
BENZ. Roger, residing miles north
of Cobb, lost granarye containing
1900 bushels of oats, some machinery
and several stacks of straw The
Cobb fire department saved the house
and barn. Mr.. Roger carried $50 in
Surance.
James O'Keefe, a Richland Center
brakeman, was injured in peculiar
manner. O'Keefe opened the car door
to throw off some mail and express
and lost his balance. He fell to the
ground breaking his leg. A curve
and piece of bad track are blamed for
the accident.
Miss Margaret Howard of Platte
vile, went through the fire at Clo-
quet, Mimi, where she taught school.
Miss Howard has accepted a position
at Duluth. OF Cloquet, city of
5000 and containing some of the
worlds biggest sawmills, nothing re-
mains but one or two buildings. The
wind blew even the ashes away.
IS
Running fires in the woods of Rich
land county caused much damage
during last week, when the dry con-
dition of everything made the start
ing of fires most easy matter. A
number of these destructive fires
were traced directly to- the careless
ness of hunters in throwing down
burning matches or lighted cigarets
and the consequence is that many
farmers and land owners are post
ing their land against the careful as
we'll as the careless hunters.
*#*
DR.. Harry Snyder of Montfort, a
veterinary, was found dead at the
wheel of his automobile west of Liv-
ingston, Monday of last week DR..
Snyder had been on a call at Dick
Aliens and was on his way back to
Montfort. Leo Stitch found the body
at the roadside a short time after.
DR.. Snyder was 20 years old and
seemingly in good health. The day
of his death he complained of not
feeling we'll but went on with his
work Heart failure caused his death.
DR.. Snyder was married.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30
DEATH THE REAPER
RESIDENTS OF THIS AND OTHER
COMMUNITIES MOVED DOWN
BY THE SCYTHE OF TIME.

Mrs. John Wagner of Benton, died
of influenza.
Mrs. Fred Cav of New Diggings,
died Tuesday of influenza. The body
was taken to Missouri for burial.
$50
Tom McCabe of Benton, aged Sc,
died of pneumonia following brief
illness.
Mrs. Gus Genzler and Raymond
Rinde, IL years, of Mt. Horeb, died of
pneumonia.
Roswell Malone of Mt. Horeb, went
hunting and was accidently shot. He
is at the Madison General hospital.
SIS
Mike Miller and Joe Miller, New
Diggings brothers, died in the same
week of the flu.
Peter S. Olson of Shaw Hollow
north of Fennimore, died last week
of pneumonia. An aged mother and
one sister survive to mourn.
Mrs Ella Bemish Keska of Avoca,
died Oct. 10Th of pneumonia at the
age of 21 years. Burial was made in
the family plot at Muscoda.
* =
James Place, employed on Kemper
Bros farm near Livingston, died of
pneumonia. The remains were TAX
en- to Marinette for burial.
Henry T. Greene of Hereford, Tex,
a former resident of the town of
Scott, Crawford county, died of an
emia on Friday week ago. He leaves
a wife and five children.
Edward Morris, a pioneer resident
of Richland an done of the city's old
est citizens, passed away Monday, the
21st inst, at the age of 80 years, 3
months and days. He had been in
feeble health for several months.
Ernest Nowak of FennimOre, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nowak, died
at Kansas City, Mo-, where he had
been attending the Sweeney. Auto
school. Scarlet fever caused his death
after a partial recovery and relapse.
Walter Nuremberg of the Nueren-
berg meat market at Platteville, died
last Tuesday night. He had been in
poor health for some time. A wife,
mother and brothers and sisters sur
vive.
Another death occurred at the Kra-
kora home near Avoca. The aged
mother of Joe Krakora died the same
day as her son. A daughter, Mary,
came home from Madison to nurse
the family and succumbed.
Mrs. J. L. Faulkner, daughter of
Mrs. B. T. Lee of Dodgeville, died at
her home in Estevan, Sask., Can, last
Friday at the age of 80 years. Her
mother went to Canada about two
weeks ago to visit her. The cause of
death was pneumonia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
THE FIRST ROUND
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

Walter Cartwright left Tuesday for
Camp Taylor, Louisville KY, where
he entered the officers training
school.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30
THEY LIKE THE HERALD.

Potosi, Wis, Oct. 81, 1918.
Dear Sir
Please find enclosed s1.5O for the
Grant County Herald which we like
very much.
Yours truly,
G. K. Schumacher.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

James Place, employed on Kemper
Bros farm near Livingston, died of
pneumonia The remains were TAX
en- to Marinette for burial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

Peter S. Olson of Shaw Hollow
north of Fennimore, died last week
of pneumonia. An aged mother and
one sister survive to mourn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

Mrs. Ella Bemish Keska of Avoca,
died Oct. 10Th of pneumonia at the
age of Fl years. Burial was made in
the family plot at Muscoda.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

Mike Miller and Joe Miller, New
Diggings brothers, died in the same
week of the flu.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

Roswell Malone of Mt. Horeb, went
hunting and was accidently shot. He
is at the Madison General hospital.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

Henry T. Greene of Hereford, Tex,
a former resident of the town of
Scott, Crawford county, died of an
emia on Friday week ago. He leaves
a wife and five children.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

Leslie Kruger of Owen, was cap
tured at Brainerd. Mimi, last week
while attempting to leave as a draftee
under an assumed name. Krueger
had stolen the card of Phillip Schultz.
He was carrying an automatic pistol
when arrested. Krueger was taken
to Owen and placed in jail with his
mother and brother, Frank, who are
awaiting trial for the shooting of Har-
ry Jensen, a member of the posse
which had the gunfght with the
Kruegers several weeks ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

Mrs. Gus Genzler and Raymond
Rinde, II years, of Mt. Horeb, died of
pneumonia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

Joseph Navakowski, Is, and Theo-
phil Woipal, Is, held on a charge OF
forgery. were each sentenced to two
years in the Green Bay reformatory,
while Edward Rawski, IL and Mike
Janicki. IS, held on similar charge,
were each placed on probation for
two years by Judge Backus at Mil
waukee. 1t was alleged that Naya-
kowsh and Woipal broke into the Of
flee of Vollbrecht & Olson, contract
ors, and stole checks; that Navakow-
ski filled out the checks and issued
them to the others, who cashed them
in various South side stores. Twenty
two checks for about $40O were cashed
by the four boys within three weeks,
it was alleged.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

Even the walls of saloons some
times have ears. Henry SAKE, a Far
field farmer, discovered that fact
when he was arrested for making I'M
complimentary remarks against the
Red Cross society. He thought he was
alone at the time in saloon but he
wasn't He paid $50 to the Red Cross
to square" himself.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-30

John Engels of Dodgeville, shot
some pigeons finding later that one
was a carrier. 1t had two bands on
its leg one being of gold. The in
scriptions were E 129 A 1917 M, and
2846 Reigon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

Md; Nicholas J. Kenny, Summit. y, C.;
y. Kissingcr. Lancaster. Pa; Clarence
Nj, kefnst0tt, Anthony, kan; simon
kuszewskl Dudley, Mass Victor W..
Lamann. Concord, n. H., Henry l.. Las
ter. Sherwood, Tenn Frank T.. Lazarus,
Jopley. Pa; Thomas Leclair, AnAon
Maine; Ocle c. Levlns, TITUS, Ala
Charles c. LIprap. Green Valley Va;
MCPHERSON, indiana. Iowa; lsadore
Lagncs, Corona, n y; Everett Marshall
stowe, VI. Walter H. Martin, Dublin
Ga; William H. Moncrlef, Indianapolis,
James Moran. New York; Archie o. Muir
phy. Lumberton, Miss; Charles A. Pc
tors, Nicola. III. Ernest petrin. Man
chester. n. IL; William ID, Price, Rock
ford, ILL.,; Thomas r. Purinton. lndc-
ncndcnce. W. Va; Homer Raymond
well. torest,illo, Miss; Anthony Laruita,
Brooklyn, Carl schwartz. Kcndlns,. Pa,
Joseph L. r. Simoncau. icnacook. n.
H.; Fred S. Shucliu. Seattle, Wash {;
Albert steele, Mlddletown, Va; james
stripping, ChoOpce. Ga; oliver F. Swope.
Gettysburg, Pa; LOWS Tabor. Columbus.
Ind; Abraham Tai. SOdus, n. y,
pcary Taylor. Dclphoa; Ohio; Louly X.
simpson. New Windsor. y. y. haul
Throckmorton, Muncie Ind; Cllnton u.
Dunbar, PA; Eiex Walskow. Whiting,
Ind: Harold Weeks. Ft Bcnngg Cal ;
Ernest L. Weiss, Kalamazoo. Mich,
James Wheeler. Rockyface Ga: Ralph
Yates. Nneych, Ind; william a, Swart-
man. Hanover, Pa; Philip j. schmidt.
Lake. Wis, Thomas ". Sharbor. Pan
anna city. Fla: John j Shea, Spring
field, Macs; John NJ Shields Dozier,
Ala; Joseph o. Schlam. Camden, n. j.
.Vth 1.tv
r. Sprime Indianapolis Henry Staah,
Waukesha, Wis: Wilbur Staley, Sidney
Ohio. Bromlslaw StasmerucE, Elizabeth
port \. j.; Harry J. StOnebergcr. Ey-
ansyille. Ind; Marion Suchy. Scohcy,
Mont; Harry Turnipze. Hampton. Ga.
William \. Vaughan. Fayetteyile. N G.
Francis. J.. Negsey. Philadelphia; VII
William II Wt,ss, Brooklyn; william
Wharton, New Haven. Conn: Henry a
ault, Rruturd Maine; Frank w. Baker
Penn station, Pa. Thomas Baldwin
ltonton, Ohi1; Harry Bcaudry, Richmond
Vt; II. Belcher. Juan, Ky: Joseph Boy.
"r Hudson, n H.; Theodore r. Hrown.
ing, Dayton. Fla; Edward b Bunch
Munhall. Pa; Patrick Burns. Yonhers
\. Y; Aurcillo Cohnge. Rochester. y
Y: Paul turcho. New York. Paul Gar.
| haczyk, Cleveland, Ohio; John j. Hell
decker Brooklyn; Curtis 7. Hutchinson
| West SCt1el No. Bernard Hoyce, New
| Britain, Conn, Wilhelm HarllnsN, vii,
no. Poland; Harry Karamosc. Platonips
Greece; Fred kavcnsky. Flint Mich.
. Fred s Kebhe, Hartford, Cam. Mi,
chnel Kranick Elizabeth, N. j.: Bng
ham c. Labelle Burlington, W; Samuc
Lapdus, New York; Arthur LedouN, 81
Alhans. Vt; Lawrence Listing BROOKLYN
Michael J, Mccormack. New York; Ho,
bart II. Marvin. Addison. n. Y: Free
Mcase. Minncst1. MINI: Victor Morris
lsdwardsvlllc, IA; William H. Arlington
Norwalk, Conn Bradley Ranks Blncl
eve, Ky; James r Barnes. Island Pond
u; John Bauer, Webb city, Mo Bcrv
ford, Rumney Depot, n H.
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Domlnlck, Philadelphia, Roy H. Dooley,
Ashervillc. Kan. Frank T.. Dunield, New
Alexandria, Pa: Samuel Gconncttlt
Philadelphia; Louis II. Bel, pittsburgh;
John T.. Cleayor. Somerset PA Rich
ard X. Keenan,, jeanette. Pa; Frederic
@. Lockwood, Bostun; Werner W. Mo-
Farland New Brighton Pa; RObt. Duck.
mess, New Brighton. Pa: Frank X. Nc
Nease, New Brighton, Pa, Walter Zanel,
Alllsburg. N c John RITZ, Bltumen,
Pa; Lace u Rofhr. Nadis, W. Vn.;
Mlcheal Zoll. Philadelphia; Dewey a.
Shlyeley, New Brighton. Pal steve
Sullivan, BridgewatCr, Pa; william a.
sullivan, Jackson. Mich: Edward
Voelmle, Ph'lndelphia Vivian II.
Wilkinson, Sandyvllle, W Va; VIII
liam Zimmerman, Somerset. Pa !;
Clarence III. Zlnkan, Beaver, Pa.
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The dcnd In the list:
KILLED IN ACTION.
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

SCrgcants Lester ID. Durhin, Cameron,
W. Va; James J Mccormick. Chelten-
ham, Englagd; John schramk. Hoboke2u
\. j.; Joseph Water. New York; Sew4
l.. Copeland Wichita, Kan; Herbe d
Shade, Chicago; John O. Slower, IfbS-
non, Ia; Arthur @. sullivan, Eureka
Utah; Hugh VI. Todd, Dycrsburg. Tenn. !;
David NJ Vincent, East Higlnfd Park.
Mirhi Joseph b. Warren, Spring Hnl,
Tenn.
Corro-Nls william n. Barnett N4w
York; George Hin. Steamboat Springs,
Col; Mcnrl c. Rockwell. Holy Col
PRiVATEs.
Irlvotes James A. Alsohrock. Chhffee
Mo; Guy H. Baird, Csrlineville. Ills. /;
Harold II. Bartlett, Dixonville, Ills. Don
G. Betcher Ada, MINI. Ernest II. Bon
nlllan' H9umq, Ia; warren B5ock. Or
+ Cunningham, Cohoes Ky; Fred J.
Dewitt Momence, MS: Fred O. Dufford.
shannon, Miss: Thomas f. Garrett
Highland Springs. va; Edward r. Gar
rison, Koener Ala; John A. Harrisburg.
Auburn. Maine; Jonas johnson. Mllwau-
kce; John r. Kspalis. Cranesviae, N.
J John kochis, Murray City. Ohio;
John r. Nnlecki Milwaukee; Jesse r.
Mannis, Nashville. Tenn; George A. NJ.
kimbnll. Cass Lake, MINI. Werner
in1,,,iIs Liinnslr9m' Lemon Lemon Ms Chas II; Nc
Moore. Riverside. ills; David p. Norris.
New York City; Jesse A. Palmer. Hunts
VIE. Texas: Raymond W. piRgett. Long
Bottom, Ohio; Dewey l.. Pittmah San
Antonio. Texas; Cecil y Robinson.
now, kenosha, Wis; Edmund It. Smith.
Onarga, Ills; William r. Smith. Aston
Mass; William A. Stsvely. Chicago:
Stanley stearns, Hecla, S. D; James p.
Welr' thicago; John r. Wheeler. Lin
ven, y,n \ Alfred Williams Jr.. Penn
v
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Capt. Frederick Karstadt. Sparrows
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Sergeant Major Haynes Rainier. Flor
encc, n. J.
scrgeants John Masckowkl. Rochester
N. VI Delmar Balr Philadelphia; Will
liam II. Platte H.. Chicago Simon j.
Madden. Konosha. wis.
rlryates Gaines A. Adams. Cedar
Ruff Ala; Gustav Anderson. Muskegon,
Mich; Earl II. Decher. Apache. Col. (;
Albert II. Berg. Lakewood Ohio; An
drew r. Castle. st. Louis. Mo; Clarence
llamlink, Demster, ~ Y; VIM u. Haw-
klns. Sholbyville. Ky, Frederick IIefron,
Niagara Falls, n. Y; Louis Hal Brain
erd. Mimi; Patrick Hughes. Chicago;
Harvey Kays. Liberty, N. y; Victor J.
Lawhcad. Pocatello. Idaho; Roman II.
Lowan. Chicago: Paul T. Llpke, Detroit;
George Macarthur, Paterson, n j.; Al
fred 4. Neal. Chicago. William ].
Noonau Jersey city N. j; John 4.
OBricn, Detroit; Arthur w O'Connor.
Chicago; Raymond A. PRkerton, Mid
olctown. ONO, Henry A. Renfrow, At
wood. Ala; Arthur j. Scott, Taccoa
Ga. Paul H. Tilke Chicago.
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MISSING IN ACTION.


OfF ICEHS.
Leutenante James Graham. Washtfk
ton. d. c.; Bert Guy. New Brighton.
Pa; Gilbert II. Jerome, New Haven;
Robert J Bonner. Philadelphia; Wilbur
l.. Schell. Somerset. Pa.
oN-coMMIssloNeD OFFICERS.
sergeants David J. Fennessy. Phila-
dephla; Robert A. Floto. Meyersdale,
Pa. Hobart W. Keme, Somerset, Pa. 7;
Ralph II. Walters, lockwood. Pa; Harry
T, Doerr, Philadelphia: Roy Houston,
somerset, Pn Martin l.. Markell Som
erset, Pa; Walter s. Roth, Rochester,
pa; John c. Tressler, Meyersdnle. Pa.
Ohio; David l.. Echer. Somerset. Pa :
George NJ. ploppert Conway, Pa Frank
w. Reinhart Philadelphia; Thomas A.
Roberts, Jenner. Pa: Earl Wirick. Som
erset, Pa; Joseph Zulle. Philadelphia:
Fred W. Berkerblle. Renner Pa: clyde
New Brighton, Pa; Frank l.. truth,
New Brighton. Pa; Joseph N. Heath,
Paiouse, Wash; Bert r. Irvine Phila-
delphia; Samuel Lands. lockwood. Pa. ;
Earl NJ. Leslie. Berlin, Pa. Samuel 8.
Salkeld, Berlin, Pa: Charles r. Van
Nenr. Somerset, Pa. John A. Veal. New
Brighton, Pa: Mechanic william A
Shauer, FllwOod city, Pa.
PRIVATEs.
Privates Frank @. Anderson, Beaver,
"a INK bNlbH NIlGaEUs AINh Is. bOl-
land, Beaver, Pa; James W Benor.
Homestead. Pa; William T. Bosler. Co
Iumbla, Pa. Oscar d. Boyer, Phladel-
phia; William Callahan, Philadelphia:
Charles ". Hazebeer, Soaerset. Pa
Joseph +. Chafdy Quincy. Mass; An
drewt9J. Chester. Philadelphia: Leo y
Clark. Meyersdale, Pa: Antonio De
Arcangelo, Boston, Veto Dannerle, Old
ForHe, Pa: JONES II. Depue -Phiiadel-
phla: George ID. Dietrich. ColtAstha, Pa
Wallace r, Diiworth, Enon Valley pa.
Csmsnille Durando. Philadelphia Joe
Eadzel. Jenner. Pa: Amone Fishburn
Philadeiphia: Thomas Frederlcks. Phil
adelphis;, Elmer L: Carver. n Brigh'
O.; Arthur Guy, Beaver Falls, Pa; Law
rencs j. HartIe, Meyersdale. Pa; Ear
v. Harrington. New Brighton, Pa; 20
ward G. Jackson, New Brighton. Pa
Floyd J. Kosshs nski. Weedsport, N. Y
John II. Kennedy, New Brighton, Pa
John y, Lindsay. New Brighton, Pa,
-Eari T. Loucks washington. Pa Ralpl
II Ames. Beaver Falls, Pa Morris Axel
Philadelphia: Samuel r. Beaver. Repub
lie. Pa; Gilbert @, Blades. Somerset
Pa: Guy Breckiine, Columbia, Pa: Har
ob " Bulla, Bloomsbury. Pa Domln
lex Cspo swiwvaie, Pa Vincent Carey
pevt. Pa John oldsppIes Joliet. ~
- 9 Conner Phuade,nhla; Rori,..
nssa. Fssnoak Mich; John D