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July Refreshments
Income From Uninvested Funds

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IF you have investments which on which interest
paid on July it your immediate problem to con-
slider the reinvestment of these funds
Our BoNp DEPARTMENT furnish you with information
regarding investment securities and recommend bonds and
notes best suited to your requirements.
The July issue of booklet "Invefon Recommendation
describes number of attractive investments yielding to
per cent, in which included issues Of Governments
railroads. municipalities, public utilities and industrial cor
porations.
you should desire hold your funds in
nevertheless keep them satisfactory earning basis through
deposit with bearing interest daily balances
We pay higher of interest deposits subject to
of withdrawal certificates of deposit issued
for from three to six months
will be pleasure personally by mail, how
may assist you in keeping funds proftably employed
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Broadway
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OFFICE on
yIRGiNLi-cAEoLINA CHEMICAL CO.

DIVIDEND NO IS
The Board Of Directors Of the N'-s!nS,
Carolina Chemical Company have this "a
declared the 95th consecutive quarterF
dividend Of s. per share ESQ on the Pc.
f~rred stock OF this company, payaos
Tuesday, July Is, 1919. to stockho Scr: OF
record at the close of business on MONDAY
July T. 1915,
Transfer looks will not ha closed
s. " TRANERS Treasl--f
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AMFRICAN CHICIr C0MpANN

COMMON STOCK pINlpLND
New York. y. y. June -
The Board OF Directors has this "a! ~
sble August next to stockholders 81
record July 81. 1919.
NJ II RROMRERG. Se~-etar,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-05-01
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
MEETINti

The members of the county
school board are called to meet
in adjourned session on Monday
May 9Th.
r. PaahleS Snnt
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-05-01

to attend chancery coufu III
Macon.
Chnncpry court will con-
Vene here the second Mon
ply in May.
Mr.. A. w. Williamson OF
Santiago community was a
visitor it town Thursday.
~ Mr.. S. HI. Stribling was a
business visitor to Brandon
he first OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. E. Van
Cleave left Wednesday to at
tend the Teachers Associa-
tion at Meridian.
IN Mr.. I'll. l.. Ray end little
daughter Ruth left Wednes
day for a visit to Atlanta
and Birmingham.
Saturday was a busy day
Pwith the local merchants.
Nhe farmers had agood week
to work aud many came to
town Saturday to trade.
Mr.. J. Carr Arnett who
graduated in thelocal school
last week left immediately
for Meridian where he has
accepted y good position
with the Adams Auto Go. OF
Meridian.
The series of meetings at
the Presby ytprian church to
be conducted by Rev. Steve
Burke OF Kansae city have
been postponed one week and
will commence here on Sum
day May 18th.
Several candidates whose
writeups appear in this pa
per, GneIr narnns 40 not up
pear in the announcement
column rs this column was
printed before announce-
ments were received.
The Board of Aldermen
have two or three new light
propositions before them for
the street lighting OF our
town, which they expect to
consider at their next meet
ng.
Eight indictments have
| been returned by the special
grandjury of fKempercounty
Only two have been made
public. One OF these is a.
gainst Henry Rosenbaum,
who is considered the wealth.
lest man in Kemper county.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. &.
Tidwell Of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
a daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tidwell are former residents
of this county and Mrs. lid
we'll is at present with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d
Watkins OF Dixon.
The Baptist w, M. o wishes
/. to express thanks to all those
who took part i'll the enter
tainment last Friday eve,
ming, aud especially to thank
! Mr.. C. T. Rand for the SER
vice he rendered in making
the play . success.
The play "My Kentucky
Belle" given by local talent
at the school hall Friday
night by the w. M. U. was
oneofthe mostpleasingsho#s
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-05-01

springs, was q ViclooI
town Saturday.
Mr. C. E. johnson, leading
attorney of Union Was a bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. E. G. Jones has been in
North Mississippi the past
week in the interest OF his boil
weevil catcher.
The circuit clerk is busy
these days registering the
voters at the various pre-
cincts OF the county.
Mr.. j. w. Spears and Sons
are building a new shop and
mill on the vacant lot iii the
rear OF the Masonic temple.
Mrs. Dollie King Of Phila-
delphia, is the pleasant guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Brantly
Winston Journal.
Last week was a splendid
farming week and the farmers
have Jaken advantage OF it.
Every day looked like Sun.
day on the streets OF our town
Do not forget to take your
share Of the last war loan.
The war is over aud the boys
must be brought home and
all bills must be paid.
This is May LIST and the
names OF all candidates from
governor down are supposed
to be in the hands of the CO.
unity Elk. Committee.
The State Teachers Asso-
Iciation meets in Meridian
Thursday OF this week. Quite
la number of teachers OF the
county expect to attend.
! Mrs. d. w. Burnett, OF
Philadelphia, was a visitor to
| Newton this week and atten-
ded the funeral of Mrs West.
Newton Record
Hon A w. Cooper of For
est, prominent candidate for
Dist. Atty. is greeting his
friends and making new ac-
Iquaintances in our county
this week.
The cotton market has a
little tendency upward this
week and has sold as high as
27 cents. Practically no cot
ton has come in on wagons
to this,market for the past
week. When it was two cents
cheaper there were as many
as a hundred ia one day.
| WAR TANK COMING
Our town and county has
a treat in store Saturday
May Sd when War Tank No.
2, will visit this county on q
special train Saturday after
noon.
This war tank is one built
for war service aud had not
the war closed when it did
would now be at the front
in France.
1t will be the first opportu-
nifty our people have had to
see one of these fighting mon
sters and needless TO say
thousands of people will be
here Saturday afternoon to
see this monster that comes
i'm the interest OF the Victory
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-05-01
LINDSEY--TINGLE

Mr.. Duff Lindsey and Miss
Mary Frances Tingle were
married Saturday night at
the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. G. M. Grossly.
Mrs. Lindsey is the beauti.
full young daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Tingle. Mr..
Lindsey is q young business
man OF Marydell, Leake Co.
where the happy young cou.
pie will make their future
home.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-05-01

at Carthage which is q paid
advertisement by one Of the
candidates.
| DIR. Gee will be at Turner's
Drug store on Friday May 9th.
See him about your eyes. II
CHURCH NOTICE
Childrens Day services will be
held at Union Ridge church Beat
5 on Sunday May 25th and not
on the 18th as originally planned.
| DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Murphy
have as their guests the Misses
Murphy of Ackerman.
DR. ID. C. Hull delivered a
splendid lecture at the Metho-
dist church Tuesday night in
the interest of the Centenary
Il
Movement of Methodism. 1t
is rpgretable the threatening
weather prevented many
from going, who never miss
an opportunity to hear DR..
Hull on any subject.
/ Our county lost one of its old
est and most respected citizens
in the death of Mr.. Hal Cook
who died last Thursday at the
age of 83.
Mr.. Cook was the oldest of a
family Of thirteen children who
have lived in this county all their
lives and who are an honor to
it's citizenship. Three brothers
were killed during the civil war.
Of the ten remaining children,
death was a strangar until about
4 months ago when sister died
aud now the Oldest brother is
dead, which is a remarkable thing
for so large a family.
| Mr.. Cooks wife died about one
year ago but he has several chill
dren and grandchildren who sur
vive him.
He was a valiant soldier of the
Confederacy and took a great in
terest in the reunions of this fast
disappearing army.
Our county has a distinct loss
in the death of this splendid man
and good citizen, who made the
county better for having lived
and given his influence for the
\ betterment of everything with
which he came in contact.
The remains of Mr.. Cook were
laid to rest Friday in the Cooks
cemetery. Many relatives and
! friends were at the graveside TO
4 pay their LAST sad rites to thei
relative, neighbor, friend aud
christian gentleman.
/ Our county has met all de-
mands of a war nature, whether
it be money or men. Our contri
buttons for all war funds have
been liberal.
h We are called upon for our
portion of one more and the last
fund.
This fund is for the Salvation
Army and our county i. asked for
one thousand dollars for this or;
ganization. The week Of May
| IS 26 will be devoted to raising
| this sum.
! Ask any boy who served at
home and especially those who
went across if the cause is worthy.
/ He will tell you no other or
ganization in proportion to men,
bers did as much for them as the
Salvation Army. Be ready to
help May 1926.
/ NOTICE CANDIDATES
The candidates for all Off
ces have been assessed $1.75
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-05-01
SCHOOL NOTICE

The patrons OF the Longi-
no school are requested to
meet at the school house
Saturday May Sd at 2 p. M.
Good 5 passenger Ford car for
sale. Jim Yates.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-05-01
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our graft
tude, and thanks to every one
that was so kind and sympathetic
in any way at the death of our
dear mother and sister.
Neva Harrison,
Mrs. w. r. Shepherd
FOR SALE-Big lot of stove
wood, 50 per load, good loads
given Phone me.
j. FL. Tinsley
At r. A.
FISHING NOTICE
No fishing allowed at Daniel
Lake without paying
81 J.. ). Daniel
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-05-01
NOTICE CANDIDATES

NUTIUE CANDIDATES
The candidates for all Off
ces have been assessed $1.75
each for the purpose OF de-
fraying expenses of holding
the primary elections in Au-
gust. You will please remit
above amount at once to
j. I'll. Hester
Co. Ex. Com.
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MtNltu. today Tho food nduirlHirn .
tom VIII coniiuu 90 maintain super-
vision 90 profits with 70 Wow of 70.
dupiug p-runfyrrun Co The minimum.
"if the consumer undu that Dee H
hfinu overturned when uufrhnaiur
staple fn0iH. be- should report the
case "a once fo the food ndmininira-
ton either through thn county food
admIr Intfafnf of direct 90 this office
Mr. Johnston continued We ash
that thc complaint hc specific that
prompt actio ON MAJ be taken.
'Fair price lNHtn nru nlao issued
every week aud published Tor the ~
formation ~ the consumer. Nh.rc
iistr adm 10 gutrd tho rurHumcr from
being o. pioiicd. hut they fnii Of thcir
purpoae unless the CONSUMER uHDs the
iistF Boz checking The ufircn whom
murhetiuu,
"tiuf fn curb prUutrerinE success
fuils Nir Johnston added "tho food
administration mnf have the cooper
nflnn of ihr rnnsum,iH ami tho dtai-
rfs in TIDE Hiuts
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and the soldier VIVA has fallen n lOre
with a French sirl is unable 20 meet
her under such happy auspices. put -
rhe Frvnch giFl has beef 20 Isee 20
seeing soldiers for the last four Gears
and having hem bilieted AZ her home
e mere matter Of t~haperonaso viii not
bother her 70 any great extent. ana our
boys viii follow the Ola phrase when
you are in Roms 40 as ihe Romans
do" so our customs are not likely
10 mar The happiness OF either party.
The American soldier has come 10 10
10 respected In France that ne Il wei.
conn anywhere and whenever he has
a holiday the latch string IA out Tor bis
entertainment. New Years day 20 the
French g. Very like the S%aiurnnlla %
tho Romans and everyone ocs out fof
a good inns.
Movies Arr Popular
OF course. there Will DO moyles ev.
ery1shero ana tho American movie
stars will he seen. Perhaps tho ola
Douglas Fairbanks picture LEFT by the
Germans IN ,hslf hurried retreat VIII
be brought out 20 amuse Tho crowd.
ono thing Is certain and that Is nat
he boys Will see themselves Tor spe.
20 flrie -iu hf q reen us1He 81 thrf
activities for this day. Some Of ous
boys are known 70 have nne voices a.
wen as 20 be able 10 nlav on biF.ns
instruments and concerts will BE- given
for the French in many towns. The
New Years Day songs are original
and wiz take the place Of Chrlsimaa
cnrols.
ON tho whole mo New Years fas,
tivltles ''over there. viii vie with fns
ones OF Thanksgiving aad Christmas.
An America hopes that ere auoihet
New Years psy roll, around nearly
nl ~ Inv Nnnks VII HAYS returned 70
our glorious land q cnloy tho dAS slth
owed One AZ home Those who re.
main to assist In sur duties iuiposed
by me Peace Congress a those VIA
stay 20 hhip rebuild ~ waste places
~ France and Relslum Wit mud ror'
dltlnns SIN mere favorable for 4 more
siorlogs celebration % the dawn 81
I The New N.aF - tsen.
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enjoy 90 D., fh, Hrtl-h Tommio- but
.a w" = o. l, tet..sn
Men uf all rlasses viii be there sni
She man who used to give over tho
daS io oalung and coins 20 dHncrs a'
nigb. may be- Doto Geo do the same
things In France 'or the French girls
idoiize our boys nv some % tho
American camps .uld weather h sure
tu prcysil but he Wet trenches are
abandoned % .H't may enjoy winter
sports to tbor hearts delight with
plenty of 'he delicious French ooGo,
ru warm Them tf any time.
con-, NJ ihe tIuss prevalent al over
Friuru fht sNins of Sew Wear.
rs- and .u ,..rF small village ih,rr
s 10 mafkri les which sits are sold
CON bows arr great Hporfsmen and
those Vno-, dU.. ~ the country Nill
make up parties and 60 hunUnE Tor o.
Hi lh1i mn.h faur is Hn to hv'
tuuud ant . uu. Hsu flr salvation
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$4,000 More Yanks
Coming Home Soon

Washington. Jan. i.-~1cuofai pcr-
fhinr notified the Nar department TO-
dHS that additional units With o total
strength Of approximately i.peu men
hnd been assigned for early convoy
home Thee include the 13eth and
dfuth Infantry af the k3rd division
Win more than 80 officers and gfuv
men each aud The fourth rcgimcnt. arr
service. inclnding about a. aero
niundruns.
Tho sith field ertillcr, WITH ios
u%ffircrp and ttea men and tho iIfth
cncineem and train 20 o~fficcrs and
i.tNn men uisu were amous thu units
DESIGNATED for early return.
Aero suuadrons Included arc Tho
tiHt. Ioth. ltst. a2nd, J1fd. SAN, f5rd,
ie1nd iHisf, 18th ffifh isard,
sssth tauth. 49, h. and steih, and
air service mrfhiuirs Include The iIthl
18Th and 18th companies Tho or
rnniratiuns 81 thr an ami seth anil
3th piunesr %ininntrs represented hg
one officer aud che mun zach, and
ielth field hospital two officers and
Bis men Hiso are deslrnaied as d q
clHual company from. the air service
nud one from the chemical warfare.
service.
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lions ti1t rho coming of Iuo Nausa
saved tho world from .rua. '''
iarism ana although ia, peasants have
been Impoverished they viii Try ~
heir humble way 10 rrovc IHrr yrt'.
nude 10 th, men Who came FROM the
United states. The French peasants
FORM a large part " be- French Army
and through the Nanks many ~ these
men Will Eet home .n time fp spend
ihClr faNOrito holiday W.th ihcii
wives and children Nt.urs'ly our
boys 'lNr christmas nes' baf 'h,y Nil|
lo no little uolIcing dur.uE tuo entire
holiday N,,N amt fup U I'M With d
anul uItl.f,-i.un.l NrN Nrtr- lN
li,-,unlI hu. urrom. especially pop.
uluu 800 rurs, Frtu,u iud No b. is NOT
'oo cold lhorr ave- io br ID number col.
nlg siWrs. Football Too VIII Boo
piayni rrr various asspcfH'ions hu,,
prnuIsrl ufss supply "f cigarette.
,ud phurullir to' lue dn' rrli Amer
'rln ..ureii,-. uu' 100. lts 10 muri
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wN boz little driling tor long ago "a
Array oinrcrs learned thar "ui work
ana mo play makes JACK a duii boz
go fhr soldiers are given all the holt.
ilys possible.
In Paris
NrW Years nsy ls one % real ca.
loyments N PARIS. that beautiful c.ty
saved from the raylahing hands Of tho
Hun and the citizens Will enjoy tito
Tho fullest extent. The French New
Years Day 10 a remnant of Plagiarism.
for o. m from the hrulds who al
Way Held q great festival at that time.
How different Will be tho one This year
than that OF 1871 when tho Huns
we're uesicring Paris. u happened to
be- bit or cold that year. Tho Seine
was nlicd with ice and tho bodies Of
dead soldiers who fell Ia defending
the city layot side the walls Unmarried
Tho most hopeful dared not forecast
the future at that dark hour. yet today
France has risen stronger and greater
than eyer and our Yanks who may bo
80 fortunate as 10 spend New Years
Day In that city Win enjoy some won.
ierfni sights.
inc iNN.affH fhA inc NIWNfNNf CAD
met ministers will hold reception sr
doubtless our President and our other
officials who are attending the peace
congress viii attend. French society
ID seen here at It's best The greai
bouicynrda are always thronaod and
Ilf the weather b. mild. az Il usually
tho case a. that period Of The war,
one may dine a. The outdoor cafes tnd
watch the world. for people Of ev,ry
nation seem 10 live In Paris. oayoly
relgns supreme there and this year \
promises 10 be especially gay
The theatres viii be open aud ON
What stories Of the French shows the
boys will be ahis 20 tel us when they
return Nothiug VIII be- 700 rood fof
our boys al the tpiendit " ~ g. a
, headquarters Ia Paris and there viii
be- omen house our wounded viii hr
cheorcd by extra dinners and musical
entertainments hy American Artists.
tnforlunateiv ihere arr no "hosie.'
AAaises'' lke those 90 our eantonnrnt.
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Elaborate Plans Made To Amuse Our Soldiers On
frances Great Feast Day-Man Entertainments

' -
pf thr uurlla 90 10 uul h,
ga,l,n' amt white tu, New Year
Wli rume 10 'hem in a foreign land
they Will have q joyful Time, cor our
own government, l> wcl as those OF
other lands, va shower thom with
ttYurs
TIN, Frrnsh 1rr a.Ill The volatile pcu.
nlr ~ olI uuI NrW Years ia, more
thln christmas H ihcir great festival
OF ,our.,. our troops WIl ave iIIolr
hir dinner In some places the food
wll Dee cooked n tine 'goul3sh cau
nom os 90, moving yootIng wlrou Is
called tnJ while ih, couis,s iui' MOI.
lr l m4us ut,r bore ihr, NIII D., nuu,
tho laH. tr..y amt pl,ntiful Thrf, D.. 1
WAYS "a "N" hui uv salvation .Nt.',t
near hy and ry"rvfh'ug can hr uh.
alupd th,.r. Letter and bnNo. frnl|
home. muu ot Vhl,n wDrc si1rfr'
rum lheI. ipr ,HHl..rmus, 500. 1rrIt'
FOB phrti ~. ho,s
tone ran $685. uu i,l IL, .lI nl
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iassios will meko rabbit pot-pie as
Ions a. tho rabbits hold out Their
pics and dougauuts have Ions been
ftmous with The Army and although
tncle snm may provide a splendid
uinncr D. VIII not be- complete without
he salvation Army'a daiuiics. These
GOOD people have he happy faculty Of
mixing religion and food together and
many = mai Will come home a Tar
better man through The Influence Of
those l%assios. who an during the war
base provided somott nE different In
the way of fuod almost directly at the
front.
NJ ". 4. 4 Huts
A IHy \ n e. A. huia soue ~ the
hove Nhu like indoor spors viii nias
billiards and listen 10 the vlctrtias
THE United Staics has many bands
NIfh their troops and 10 Tho weather
Be- good these hlnd- wul gvc concerts
in ihe punIIr square of thr viiige 10
.Nhab there nni as.lfuoi, rheto
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Clinton s. cs ueorFc w crump spur
Tex. William I. Bwirc. silecrton. o..
Austin \. Easiey. louisville. kys D.
q. Elder. Giadyn. Va ElWuud " Ent
gle. Philadelphia; William Eyurs.
whcatland. Pa Edwin n. Flood.
%nrookiyu. ~ ". james a. foliott
Mnchiac. y. ". Homer Francis. -.
fpulH. Mo. lloyd Francis. hannibal
Mo- Harvey carney, baltimore. Nd.
Mnnninr T.. Graham. pcuii-, IA leo
o. grnndusky. Olenn. y. VI Richard
t. Guidor. san Francisco. Cnii- Thos
a. Harper - Louis. Mo John iiaf-
~, g~curgeie~n o.. BERTHE Harrison.
Haxeihurst. un. james a. Haynes.
Ecnecin. Cailf Wiifrrd y. Henrbufy.
sumcrviilc. Mass. Irwin Honfs. Cen
teryillc, Mo- VIM D. Helm. ~Sylvuuia.
g.. Wailemar ~ Uoewnrf. Detroit
Mich Henry \ Halton NewhurNpori.
Mass nrentnn 1. iiust. lockwood. w..
Va. Harold ) Hutton. Paterson. "
D. Marshall g. jackson. C~inirayilir.
pi Joseph j. Jgnea ~ Louis. Mo
Albert q. Crimson. Chicago. "a. Hich-
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kahrimanis. Niies city. Mont Robert
~ kcndei. Murtaueh. ida Edward
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KRAFT. sciierfvliir. pu.. cyrus D. lee
Hamilin " Va. samuel D. temicux.
skowhcrau. Me-. Wheaticy y Lewis
Philadelphia John a. Lyman, Aihl4n.
y. y. Iuues + Ncfali. Philadelphia.
John = MCMILLAN. CnnadaFuli. y ~
Frank J Marhlinni gerfluih Mimi.
John o. Miicy Milwaukee,. wiz VII
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taNf Jesse o. Myers SumHs Mash
Lows o. MYer Troy. n. s Edward
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OLSON Hiehltnd rnfines Tea. Emmett
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Palmer. Seattle. Wash Charles 81
lnncnuHt t%rtiurtuu. g. D. Clifford a.
iHuuttt columbus a. tUrcf raul
Richmond fiUi 81 ". b. A. petts.
sidney. 81. s.. "a. Is. phillips. FORREST
lnrl. gH norman Pollock. BROOKLYN.
y v STANLEY N~srlnowshi buffalo
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ton. o. Weihy w. Hlchpsor. Nineveh,
Ind rhiia ~ ~fidcuhuur Hilton. o.
Thus n Watts Nruoklyu y y
Aiffed g. Wet. nirming ham. Ala
Thomas J white. Hathorn. Miss g.
81 Wilfnuc peHiurc. $40. Frederick
Witt. %irtlnrtuu. s. d
~ Hospital. Previously iscpnFici
Killed.
PVT wm . o. coppineer KINDER.
le,. tdu
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ported in Hands uf t,nrmy.
PVT FRANK t. Hooker chicago fi
thus o. Hughes FHifinud. lud. Hnr-
lr5. Sanders. t~swlstnwu. tu. kllhurn
80 sherman. lnutnhus Nnrhur Sic.
Returned Ca nuty.
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Nd.
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Thomas Davidson. Derry. ireland
CLANCY T. Davis. iehigh. Ia Chnflea
o. Dcnnsy. CAIRO. a.. Walter Ecknrd,
Montcips. Va Elmer A. Forgy staf.
ford, kus. Ion v Frost. East JOr-
dan, Mich iohn Gate. Lakewood. o.
Ernest Candy. uoycsyiiie. \ g.. Amos
Griklof, philadelphia, va Gofioudu
urntin. nuffnln. \ " Tutrick g.
gibbons. Minorku tu.. Lawrence "
Gibbs ~. itiles. knai Giuseppe Gut
defiant. tti,a. n. y; Jacob Gicckman.
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