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Sc recomiendan precauciones.

Las obras de salvamento de Ia ci>
tada embarcacion han c%ontinuado
hasta hace pocos dias, Y para evitar
IN possible accidente ell director de e.
las habia recomendado toda clase de
precauciones al personal trabajador.
Como una parte del huque, debido
al aligeramiento de Que habia sldo
objeto, Sc hallaba fuera del aqua, en-
esa parte era en- donde el personal
podrla trabaiar con MAS conaodldad, y
ALI Sc hallaban a medic dia, aver,
algunos trabajadores, n de los cua-
les, a pesar de las recomendaciones
recibidas, Sc hallaba fumando y en-
determinado momento arrojo la CO.
lila de su cigarro, Ia que. desgracla-
damente, fue a caer eacima de unas
latas llenas de gasolina y cerca de u
ma parte de MADEIRA impregnada del
referido combustible.
Les resultados de esta %impruden-
cia no Sc hic!eron esperar.
La ~gasolina hizo explosion.
La lumbre del ~cigarrillo arrojado
comunico e. fuego a la gasolina de-
rramada, Sc incendiaron en- seguida
los botes Y sobrevino Ia explosion,
que fue terrible.
La bodega quedo instantaneamen-
tie c~onvertida en- una innensa norma
"a que amenazaba devorar toda la
embarcacion.
Numerosos operarios de la Pier
ce Oil Corporation" que Sc hallaban
en- lugar Immediate, acudieron apre-
suradamente a prestar auxlllo a u
a~purados companeros, quienes todos
Sc hallaban en- peligro de perecer en-
medic de aquel inferno.
Dos bombas de la 'Pierce OIL fue-
ron puestas a TRAFALGAR Immediate
mente, al mismo tempo que cente-
mares de hembres acudian z ayudar
a la extinction del fuego, 10 que To-
graron localizar Y e%xtinguir por COM
| pletc una bora despues, no sin que
hubiera hecho varias victimas entire
ell personal de trabajadores del "lu-
catan.'
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Ell ..Yucatan" fue remolcado.

Por ell tenor de cue el fuego Sc
propagara a los barcos que Sc halla-
ban cerca, en- los momentos de ma
yor pe!igro ell "Yucatan' fue remol-
cado V conducido d I'm lugar cercano
a la "Huasteca Petroleum CO. ell
donde quedo hasta que el fuego fue
eXtinguido q bordo.
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Sc prchibira la tala de arboies.

La Secretaria de Agriculture :
Fomento tuvo notic;2 de que los Dos
ques del .Aiusco estaban siendo tala-
dos Dol co~ntratiStas de MADEIRA del
Disrrito Federal, sin permiso eXpreso
para tai operation pc, por e! contra
rio. esta prohibida, Y ha solicitado
de la Secretaria de G~obernaclon qae
Sc expida una disposition encamlAa-
da a evitar que siga Ia tala de ar
5oles de la region mencionada.
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DE- LA CIUDAD De MEXICO
Delegates americanos a una convencion.- fietcher no fe-
licito a Carranza.-Nuevos comedores pubfcos.-En
XochimiIco traban combate zapatistas y carrancis-
sas.-Las fianzas a los pagadores.-Se nembrara Go
bernador de Guerrero-Campana contra ell tifo.-
Otras noticias. -

ssta lccaiidad Sc encargan de coiec'
tar entire las familiaS acomodadas y
las negociaciones de esta capital pa
"a la obra de carload de proporcio-
mar alimentos . los ~indigentes de Ia
m~etropoli. estan Siendo aumentados
con puevoS contingencies, por 10 que
Ia iunta de carload ha resuelto Ia
fundacion de otros nuevos comedores
publicos. los que secan instalados en-
~iucares convenientes dc Mexico Y a.
tendidos Dor Senoras Y senorltas que
espontaneamente Sc han prestado pa
"a clio.
En- la acrualidad. unicamente dos CO.
medores de los referidos cstan fun
ciouanda, en- los tua!es Sc propoIclo-
ma dia-iamente &limentos a mas de
tres mil personals, muchas de las Qua
les no son habitanteS de esta capital.
sino de las villas del Distrito Fede-
raj: pero este no es IN obstaculo pa
RI u reciban los alimentos que
brinda q los pobres ell comite de da-
mas.
Sc harar efectivsS las fianzas de los
militares.
La Secretaria de Guerra, habiendo
tenido noticia de que las flanzaS que
son depositadas por algunos militia
res procesadoS para que estos pueoan
gozar del be4eficio de IA llbert&d
provisional, no son hechas efectivas
cuando los fiados Sc fugan, como ha
sucedldo en- varios casos, ha pasado
una circular a todos los jueces MI
litares. en- el sentido de que estos
dcberan proceder a hacer efecti1as
las fianzas iepositadas por militares
prccesados, en- cuanto oficialmente Sc
sepa que los reos Sc han fugado o
ssouivan, sencilamente, u personals
de Ia presencia de los jueces.
81 Sc pone en- seguida en- practica
tai procedimiento, es i~ndudable que
una buena suma ingresara en- las ca
Jas de los tribunales militareS, pueS
en- varios casos de processes ~inStruldos
i iefes V oficiales del eiercito carran-
cista el REQ ma burlado ls accion de
la justicia y Sc ha puesto en- fuga pa
"a escapar del castigo que le debera
de- correspondent por su falta o deli
TO,
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". P. MARTIN, AVOCADO I
CONSULTOR
. Oficina Suite $50 North Texas.
Building
DALLAS, TEN.
(Se habla eSpanol.)
Manuel Hernandez. SecretarIo.

Deseo lamar "a aLenc:on lie TO-
dos los trabajadores de las Giferen-
ties companies &c Fecrocarriles que
habieudo traoajado durante los
meses de Enero, Febrero, Mario,
ABR! y Mayo. del presente ano :
no hayan recibido su& pages ad!cio-
males, me escrioan des6e luego pro-
porcionandome TODD genera de de-
TALES V puedo g~arantizarleS com
pleto exito. sin import2r cue
hayan trabajado en- l&S secc,oneS c
en- los campoS volantes.
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incendiio en- eli Rio
Panuco Ell vapor
"Yucatas1l
Por Correo, parc LA PRENSA."

TAMPICO, TAMAULIPAS, is de
septiembre.-Ayer a medic dia Sc
registro en- ell vapor "Yucatan" que
esta medic hundido en- las aguas del
Panuco, un accidente motivado por
la imprudencia de Il de los opera
rios que estan tr~abajando desde ha-
ce algun tempo en- las obras de sal
vamento del barco en- question.
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IATENClUN! IATENGI
4 CAShESE

IATENClUSi IAEENClON!
, A CaShESE
\ GaI4logo de danaS meGcanas Y oIras
! nsciOnalidades y e1iensS lists de aef-
\ moses nombres-
! Enyienos IN DOLLAR solanenie Y nos
l otres le Tsmitiremos, I VueiSa &c CO.
! rrec. nuesIro complete caia,ogo nSrTt-
\ monisl con d~escriHcio1sS deEallaGss. 20
T%OGRAFIAS, NOMB2ES Y DIRECGlO-
| MES Ge ioGsneS, scAOrSs ' seAoFii2s
| msYican,s = de otras nacioaalidadeS, al
! xunss yiutss de ~lnt2chahleS sniececs1-
res, quienes deSean eDcoRtrGT III 5onra-
I Go Y buen sSpoSo. I'd, pCede eSc-ihlr
lie d~irectaments I c~usiquieTa De elias
y conlSaer IN matrinonio teEZ en- cor
70 Iiempo. SCDos diguos de conflanEa
Y nos dedicanos 3 IN EeSocio honraao
! lfrito. No permits, pues cue IL pc
Jucia s5ma de ul dollar esta de por
medic eIrre I'd y So muy possible EE-
LICIDsD MATRIMONIAL.
EScTiba Rev ziSE9 Q:
RELIANCE CLUE
4 gor .-s los ANGELES. Cal
"
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Campana contra ell tito.

El Consejo superior de oalubrldad
intormo 4 Ia prensa que en- vista de
los reportes sanitarios que Sc han re-
cibido de varias parties de Ia Repuoll-
ga. que indican que Ia terrible enter
medad del tito Sc ha comenzado a de-
s~arrollar de alarmante, va
Sc procede al nombramiento de brl-
gadas sanitarias que seran en7iadas
a las regiones en- donde la enferne-
dad referida ha ~aparecido. a fin de
emprender en- todas elias ana cam
pana fructifera que acabe o eSos
principles de NAL que pueden degene-
rar en- epidemias.
Ash mismo Sc han librado instruc-
clones Il toGas las autoridades fede-
rales de las mismas reglones. mdI-
candoies que Sc tomen todas las pre-
cauciones encaminadas a u Ell los
cuarteles no Sc propague la terrible
enfermedad.
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lizarlos, creyendose que Sc aleJaron
en direction al lugar que Senaia a la
simple vista la parte media de los
volcanes que Sc ven a 10 lejos desde
el punto en- donde fue el combate .
Sc ncmbrara Gobernador de
Guerrero
En- los circlos oficiales Sc ha in
tornado que antes de que finallce
ell presente mes, don Venustiano pre-
sentara al Senado la terna reglameA-
taria para que la alta Camara deci-
da quien de los tres candidates cue
presenta ell Executive debera ser nom
brado Gobernador INFERNO del Estado
de Guerrero, entidad CUE Sc ha!ia sin
jefe del Executive desde que Sc le-
yanto en- armas 0 intento hacerlo Ell
general Mariscal, que era Ell gober-
nador constitutional de la menciona-
da entidad f~edera.lra.
Sc dice que un gIupo de cludada-
o del Estado referido, que Sc haiia
en- esta capital, piensa celebrar unaS
iuntas en- estos dias para discutir en-
elias Ia persoaalidad de un guerre-
rense cue sea apto para encargarse
del poder executive de 81 estado ma
tai, a efecto de hacer las g~esticnes
ante Carranza en- ell sentido de que
la election que los guerrerense hagan
sea tomada en- cuenta por Ell EJecu-
two al hacer la designation de la
terna que Sc debera %presentar ante
Al Sapaio
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TODD CATOLECO

Honlbre 0 mujer. sentIra aumentar su re
p inyadir SI eSptritu de miStIco TAoSlHheh-
10. 81 al elevar al cielO SuS OracioiieS 10 Nd
&c lleyando en- Ia manO este her!n0So rosa
rio de so cuentas hcChaS con peialos MOL
dos de o~l0roSaS flores naturaleS. i'or Tin pro-
cedimiento que haSta hace poo Sc conser-
70 secreto en- las antiGuaS riSlones de Ca
liroraia. Su exquisite aroma que dura 10
do ell tempo. hace sonar en- L. bienayentu-
rama eterna. Las 81 Ave Mariss estan re-
preSentadas por cucntas lisas; los . Padre
Nlestros Y la SaiYe, por o botones de lloEr
tallados q mano, = en- 81 proD!o color. II
corazon y Ia cruz son de orc romano; eSla
tlene en- realce Ia erigic del Cruflcado y los
Divtnos Misterios, y aquel la imagen de Ma
ria por TN lado. y por el otro un Ecce no
mo.-Todo catoIico Sc sentlra feliz de po-
seer este rosario perflmado por Ia mlsms
natuIaleza.
Como obseQuio para personas a quie-
les se proreSa gran cariilo, TO tlene lzual.
Cada uno en- una bonita GAIA por $500. Ne
mande dinero. remltanos solo ~ .cenlavos
para rranCueo y SECURE. V DaSue Ell rosario
al ~recibirlo: pero pidalo hoy mismo, y no
divide que con caGa rosario enVlamos jhA-
IT'S Tin bonilo articulo de joyer!a para Sc
oras o caballcros.
,.,--
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-14
HAMILTON JUNIORS
IN ENTERTAINMENT
School Red Cross Workers
Clear Coed Sum.

Hamilton, March 13.-Special.-~Be-
fore a capacity house at the Grand
theater last night more than 600 pu-
pills of the Hamilton public schools
gave q Junior Red Cross benefit en-
fertainment, which netted $i45 for the
recently organized society. Aided by
all of the teachers of the city, Miss
Rush Hammond, supervisor of music
of the public schools, directed the
training of the youngsters for the en-
tertanment with the result that every
number went off witHOGl "A hitch.
Many of the numbers We're loudly APP
plaude,l, especially the number by lit
tie tots OF the FIRST grade in their
marching songs. MANY Flags The
folk dance, "The Wooden shoe" by the
pupils OF the third grade in costume
war also very effective and for the
perfect work by the little folks in the
intricate steps, the trainer, Miss Door
rer, deserves much credit. The yam
kee Doodle Drill" hy the third grade
boys and the folk dance 10y the sew
enth grade girls were all enthusiastic
ally received by the audience.
The Junior Red Cross society of the
schools here have. under III" direction
Of Miss Mann, supervisor Of domestic
science, raised $42a up 10 the present
time.
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Ii So Get on the Right
Treatment at Once.

II You are one II the thou
sands who are 0ttIirt"d With ANY
I'rN IT irritating >hiu disease,
\"r1jN You hunN What real tor
itIr" -, \uU knew we'll enough
what il m"un~ Ia lay awake at
ought. rubbing ami scratching
}"ui raw and irrltalrI SKIN. N Il
\an "nd"HNur to- get rrIjrt from
the fiery learning.
OF course, tn" most >crionS
rho>" ct skin disease j. the al
mos t lnhrarahI" suffering
.'auS"d by TN" fiery itching and
irritation ot The skin. In add
ltun, IN" disease often causes I'M
signify roughness and discolora-
lions, disllguring and spelling
tn" complexion. and leaving lis
lhlIShtlng marks in its wake.
Many a beautiful skin has been
married by these disorders which
first appeared As tiny red PIN
piles.
Al last science has determined
the real source OF all skin dis
leases, and with this enlighten-
ment comes The reason why the
prevailing treatment heretofore
tnsed has proven such a complete
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-14

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been
taken by catarrh sufferers for the past
thirty-fiVe years, and has become
known as the most reliable remedy for
'atarrh. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts
through the Blood on the Mucous sur
1a?es, eXpelling the Poison from the
blood and healing the diseased por-
tons.
After YOU have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for short time you will see
n great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh
Medicine at once and get rid of ca
tarrh, Send for testimonials, free.
f.. j. CHENEY a. co, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
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Scores Highest for Montana
Produce at Contest
in Washington.
III STATES COMPETE
Dairy Industry in Bitter Root
to Get Boost Is
Belief.

Hamilton, March Special
was received here yesterday by J.. NJ.
Little that the first prize for the state
Of Montana was awarded 10 the Ham
ilton creamery for butter making, at
the recent convention Of the Western
Dairy Instructors association. con-
tlected with the western dairy show
at YAKIMA. Wash. Creamery products
from II western states We're IN the
contest and for the sweepstakes prize
the Hamilton butter makers entry
drew the fifth prize and a bronze
medal.
Second Similar Prize.
The Hamilton creamery was recent
~ purchased by W G. Wells from the
Farmers Cooperative Creamery com
pany and since the change of manage
1nert much progress has been made.
This is the second prize received for
tho Hamilton product since the change
In management Though this is the
dun season in the creamery business
more than 5000 pounds of butter are
manufactured here monthly.
According to Mr.. Little, Mr.. Wells
IS going to heartily cooperate with
the newly organized Ravalli county
farm. bureau to further the dairy in
terests OF the county. Farmers
throughout the section are increasing
their herds of mileh cows and the de-
Hnand for such stock throughout the
valley is unprecedented. NJ. d. Fitz-
garrald, a dairyman near here who is
specializing in a pure bred Guernsey
herd says that Bitter Root farmers
will make big money in dairying dur
ing the next ten years as the dairy
resources Of the section are as yet un-
touched and that the freight rates. to
central markets have less effect on
produce.
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Government TO
Be Land AGENT
Will Lease Farms of Those
on Reclamation Projects
Called to COlOrs.
Is NEW DEPARTURE
Officials Hope More Acreage
Will Be Put in Crop
Because Of Move.
Is NEW DEPARTURE

Helena, March t3.~~Thc United
states government has offered to act
as an agent for 1audholders on recia-
nation projects, who are called into the
military service without an opportu-
nifty of first leasing their lands to make
il possible 10 meet water aud reclama-
ton charges, according to word from
the interior department received by
Wills i. ElGeston Of Helena. district
counsel for tn" reclamation service.
The Iandlolder enters an agreement
with the government through which
| tho project manager Is to advertise the
land for lease for u length of time to
be determined by the parties. The
, proceeds of tho lease are to be applied
to paying for the advertisement and
tho other incidentals in arranging the
lease. Besides this, all money due the
money falls due. the project manager
shall turn over to the land owner the
balance.
The government will collect the
money and will protect the rights of
the owner, but it will not he liable for
damages to the property.
The interior department believes
that the innovation win result In ma
terial additions to the areas under Gull
tivation on the projects.
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TELL YOUR WIFE
C0RNS LIFT Off
Doesn't hurt q b. IL lit CpfnS
Or caItuscS oft with
fingers

Not a twinge of pain or soreness
before applying, or afterwards. This
may sound like a dream 10 corn pest
cred men and women vino have been
cutting, filing and wearing torturuus
plasters. Yes! COINS lift out and
calluses peel off as if by magic, lays
this Cincinnati authority.
A quarter ounce of freezone costs but
n few cents at any drug store. Apply a
few drops directly upon your tender
corn or caiius, and Instantly the sore
ness disappears: then shortly the corn
on callus will be SO loose that ii lifts
OFF.
F'reezone dries instantly. II doesn't
eat out the corn or eailus, but just
shriveIs II up 50 It lifts away without
even Irritating the surrounding skin
WnmeE should keep IL on the dresser
md never let corn or calius ache
S&aEs.
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is YOUR SKIN
ABLAZE WITH
FIERY ITCHINCS?

failure. II has been nro>rn that
lmpuritlr, in the blood c,msn
mlIIun> If tiny disease germs tn
set ny their attack an Tho .,,r
lace of the skin and IN thn for,,
vt pimplr-, hojI, sralv nr,,nI,ons
and itchv hurning ;rr;la,;nno
begin ibri,. d,.r,gnr;,a anI a.
-lrucIiyr work ~
Rring in thr hlo,I thos, y,
ease prrms can IN rn.. ''', a w.
fbrn,ph Tho IInnI aa " 1 w" '''>
,Jir,I,nn. h,,., 49, wy 'f|, ''' Ut "l'
,.,r, Th,t ', , i,' ,', ' WHAT
,,,.nI. , ,|' WHY >''NoS, Out
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Victor Gives Farewell
to Departing Minister

Victor March l3.-SpeciaL--A fare
wei party was given ut the Commu-
nifty church last night for Rev and
Mrs. 'ulbortson, who expect to leave
IN" 18Th of this month for the east
Ih"N Will go by way of San Francisco
ana spend few days with Mr. Cui-
h"rtS"n's mother. who is in very poor
health, From San Francisco they will
y" I" New Haven. Conn, where they
W'Il be for some time as Mr. culbert
>'n expects 10 finish his education
NnIn
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-14
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Corvallis, March 13-Special The
regular order of service at the commu-
nifty church Sunday will be: Organ
voluntary. Mrs otto K. Bolen; doxolo-
~ ana prayer scripture reading,
hymn prayer, Cnutraltu. solo and
W"m"n's chorus, Mrs. +. T. Scott and
N"SdamoS Milton. johnson and Cobb,
sermon, nr J. \. Biilngsley, hvmu
aud henediction
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-14
MEMS OF MONTANA
At a Glance
Brief Bits Of News From
Western Montana.

| Alberton-T Junior Red Cross will
.,;yc - donc. SATURDAY, evening al Ger
rity,s han
Inc Ia panr Lodge. Mr., McCuliuch be-
,.,- ,.yi..,,.l +, u.,rf, IN the east end
ar IN. uissouIa division.
( u Gardner has purchased the Ira
| cl,rl residence
{, = Averl has purchased the Il, j.
iNcCn,Joch residence,
n / Mccain has moved INTO the r,
tr,rdr residence
! n,rI. EirfnrJ mas returned tu Alder
tou after being ,rnpInyra az blacksmith
Inn tvrry rfaho, Tor the hast two
,ru,rns
I'D Martin. who i, mt urtscnt con-
flnod in - hnspitnI n Spuliaue, is i'm
urnyjnu rnpidk
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Clark expect to
leave for their new home ia Sioux CITY,
Iowa some time this week.
George Ilockeroth. oar former call
boy, has been promoted To the position
of dispatcher. Ira Clark resigned.
Francis sexton left SUNDAY on train
corps, which is to leave for France
soon.
j. s. Macarthur has been appointed
ryuiosive licensing agent ut Alberton.
----~----
brought to her home Monday from the
Hamilton hospital, where she had been
for Il weck receiving treatment.
-Four comforters were made and an
appreciablc amount Of guazo work
done Tuesday afternoon, al IA meeting
of the Federated Aid society held at
the Red Cross rooms.
Daniel tIoblitt retarned Tuesday to
Stevensville where he will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Hay entertained
the basket bah team and Coach G. H..
Abbot at dinner Monday at the Hay
home. -=@
The sum of S17.ia was turned into
the treasury of the local Red Cross
auxiliary Monday, by the Dominick
school. The money was the net pro-
ceeds of u social and dance held by
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city Meat Market
Fred NJ. Schmidt
T. G. Hand
+. j. koenlg
". .A. Curran
a. NJ. Moore
+. Il. Tyler
Arthur Papendick
VI. r. Small
G. r. Iightall
II. II. Smith
j. A. McHenry
G. w. Noffsinger
VIM. Bcllfleur
Mrs. \. NJ. Cooper
W. G. Whips
.. l.. Brusletten
Dewey Lumber Co.
K. j. Ayotte
Thomas Lee, Jr.
w. RI. III. Howe
w. Fl. Prain
Fl. r. Webster
G. Ringelberg
r. +. Linden
Ralph Fite
4. NJ. Davidson
t'lathead Coop.
Creamery
Isabella NJ. HART
]. w. Mario
Martin Tyschen
Fred Rein
r.. V. Littrell
VIII Palm
Thomas Arneson
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Geo. A. White
l.. NJ. Powell
Frank ". stephens
Peter Larson
Albert Miodek
+. 4. Jenkins
g. 7. Harlan
Hugh Kelley
W. T. Cushcr
JOS. pfonowst
G.. r. Sewell
S. NJ. Wilson
Nm. Anderson
Phil Foster
Chas. Elderkin
Geo. Dufrenine
J. j. Tobinski
Frank NJ. Pearson
c, A. Colby .
James Weston
f. +. Zeising
Jas. Montgomery
Albert Dahlburg
George Dana
A. +. Nuchmore
NJ. r. Dowd
NJ. J. Ma ghy
Chas. r. Reagle
w. p. Wiles
Ralph Turner
Reuhen J. Halden
u. c. Loclridge
:. +. Salsbarger
w. +. Campbell
y. +. Sloan
Bird Mercantile Co. .
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