Epworth Leagues Visit Centenary M E Church Event
The Epworth Leagues from Cornwall M E and Lehman Street M E visited Centenary M E on Monday in a centenary celebration. A special train carried 75 delegates to the city for a program featuring songs, prayers, addresses by Rev C L Gaul and Mr Ballinger, banjo solos, and a Liberty Bell orchestra segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Lasques
Cornwall
M.E
Lehman Street
M. E
Centenary M. E. Church
Dig Bunday
C.lee Gaul
Bollinger
Cornwall League
America
C. Lee Gaul
Mr. Ballinger
Frank Rutter
T. H Evans
Lucy Mason
Piaycd
wRkey
Council Records Fifth Year and Monument Donations
The June issue notes Quittapahkan council No. 748 has six six members joined in six months as it marks its fifth year since 1874. Doings include consent for diverting Co H banquet funds to a Mt Lebanon cemetery monument and blue handkerchiefs for Company H drills to be worn July 4 at Mt Gretna. Also market opening around 7 am proposed, and various local movements and visits including students at Millersville normal school and pension examinations at the United States hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quittapanilla
Jnu
US A. M
Mason P. Mish
Local advisory board aids home for children movement
Jane 28 Wo B Russel of Hoarrie bureau district superintendent of the Society for providing homes for the homeless visited Myerstown to promote the work speaking in several churches and organizing after services at United Brethren church. Officers listed include Rev J L Fluck president Rev J A Keiper vice president W H Harizler secretary Ida Donges pres eader Elmer L Yank notary J S Conover medical examiner Dr A B Reiter and executive committee chaired by Miss Cora Miller with several members. The national movement reports over 3 000 children placed in homes last year across 24 states. Russell will visit Lebanon Wednesday to check cases. Six ministers attended the Wm A Klopp funeral at Talpehosken Reformed Church. others listed attended. Samuel Phillips injured on the P R road is hospitalized. Miss Laura E Meisel left for Bay City Michigan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Wo. B. Russel
Hoarriebure
Society
Our Land
Myerstown
United Brethren Church
J. L. Fluck
J. A. Keiper
W. H
Wm. A. Klopp
Wernersville
Talpehosken Reformed Church
Eix
H. J. Welker
Thomas Leinbach
Samuel Leipbach
W.J. Kerehner
Geo. W. Gerhart
A. J. Long
Samuel Phillips
Dr. Henry
Wm. G. Bower
H. W. Moyer
D. A. Holtzmen
Lebanon
Laura E. Meisel
Bay City
Michigan
Funerals and teachers named in North Londonderry notices
Funeral services held for Penroze Weitzenhoefer and Susan Clemens with interment at local cemeteries. Undertaker P H Thompson attended the Clemens services. North Londonderry directors announce next term teachers including Bardorf Hartz Baldwin and Hartz. Several township workers for trashing positions cited with locations Campbellstown and Lawn among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Londonderry
J.B. Bardorf
F. E. Hartz
Mery £. Bowman
Susan E. Baldwin
Fannia A. Hartz
Fair View
Harry M. Hartz
Naftzger’s
Alvin &. Bowmen
Lowe’s
Morris E. Henry
Imboven’s
Cora FE. Heisey
South Londonderry Township
Campbellstown High School
H. H. Kreider
Agron Ginder
Lawn
Mamie Risser
Colebrook No.1
H. J. Hill
Haldeman’s
John Sheetz
Local Briefs Include Sickness Injuries and Community Notices
Sickness affects Harry Bowmaster at the Daniel Laudermilch livery stables. Councilman Levi Hartz sustains internal injuries but shows signs of improvement. Reads and commencements bring visitors from Elizabethtown for Ingh school exercises. Cornerstone laying planned for Palmyra United Brethren church. Perseverance band concert at Cumberland garden with return event July 11. U S inspector Morgan completes buoy and chain inspections at local works. Dr George S Phillips moves to Reistville. Inwood excursion by Misses Schools and others. Eleven new members to join the American Legion of Honor this evening. Moulder William Myere sustains burns from molten iron at Lebanon chain works.
Birthday Surprise Honors John Miller at Heilmandale
A birthday surprise for John Miller on his sixty third birthday drew forty seven guests at his Heilmandale residence. Rev. Joel Light spoke, a farewell toast followed, and attendees enjoyed a bounteous repast before departing late. A Jackson township family reunion at Jacob Kline’s home featured relatives from Myerstown Tolpehecken Kutzown and Jackson ville sharing a joyful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Heilmandale
Mr. Miller
Adam Amberger
John Himmelberger
Albert Weierbach
Henry Miller
Albert Miller
Mra
Arias Light
Abraham Miller
Abraham H. Miller
Ida Borgner
Lebanon
David E. Leng
Annville
Adam Miller
Cleona
Jacob Oberholtzer
Oberholtzer
Frederickeburg
Mia
Joel Light
Gottschall
Rose Miller
Sarah Heilman
Annie Ronkel
Rey. Light
Jacob Kline
Jackson Township
Milton Kline
Amos Klise
Myerstown
Levi Fisher
Benneth
Sallie
Tolpehecken
Nash Kline
Kutz
Jacksonville
Mrs. Stanffer
Cottages and Camp Gretna Open as Chautauqua Season Nears
Families move to Gretna for Chautauqua season as cottages fill on Mt. Gretna grounds. Officials and managers prepare the inn and book store for new arrivals, with Elmer Heilman and George Kindt joining the Gretna operation. Incoming trains bring in visitors set to stay months for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Camp Soeeting
Pennsylvania Chautauqua
Alt
Gretna
Lebanon
Chaxtauqua
O. G. Frantz
North Tenth Street
Groones
J. K. Knerr
Firet Ward
Fami
Fairview
Chantangaa
Ciburg
Chautanquan
Pennsylvania Chautanqua
George Kindt
Annville
H. Markley
Chautauqua Inn
Mt. Gretna
Pennsylvania Sunday School Assembly at Ringing Rocks Park
The Pennsylvania Sunday School Assembly schedules its fifth annual session at Ringing Rocks Park, Pottstown, August 21 to 25, 1899 with daily attendance around 2000. The program includes morning classes led by Dr Roads, Miss Darnell, and Mrs Barnes, and evening lectures by noted speakers. Special activities for children and practical Sunday school topics are planned, with program details and inquiries via Rev. A. S. Shelly.
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Pennsylvania
Ringing Rocks Park
Pottstown
Shelly
Bally
Roads
Philadelphia
Darnell
Barnes
C. E. Hurlburt
W. R. Laird
O. F. Flippo
A. A. Willits
Ben Hur
J.J. Lowe
Dixie
A. W. Lamar
Gol. L. F. Copeland
Seminary Board Discusses Finances and Plans
The board of trustees of Szhuytkill seminary in Fredericksburg met Tuesday to review the finances and outlook for the coming year. Mrs H. 4 High delivered an oration on Exolem and Self-Sacrifice in the college chapel, followed by Rev A Krecker of Reid lag with Grace and Grit. The program included fine music, and bishop Breyfogel’s absence on a three month European tour pushed faculty elections to late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Szhuytkill Seminary
Fredericksburg
College Chapel
Mre. H. 4. High
A. Krecker
Reidlag
Remembers Old Friends in Local Notices
A Spots resident praises the semi weekly News and Kathryn Reinoehl after receiving a letter from Geo C Gleim now a businessman in Du Qavin Illinois. He is a reader of the News and sent a photo. Mrs Reinoehl is pleased to hear from him and his family is noted for wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spots
Kathryn Reinceil
Geo. C. Gleim
du Qavin
Grand Guardian Visits Lebanon Valley Home Communion
The Grand Guardian Mrs Fannie Shenk of Columbia attended the Lebanon Valley Home Communion No 23 on Tuesday evening with a large crowd and ceremonies. Principal speaker was the grand guardian who spoke to attentive listeners. Also noted is a family reunion trip by Mrs H H Kostenbander and son Charles with sister Mrs Benjamin Robb departing for Danville on the 216 train. Catharine Krause sent word her daughter arrived safely at Napierville to spend the summer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Guardian
Lebanon Valley
Fannie Shenk
Columbia
Grand Guard
H. H. Kostenbander
Charles
North Twelfth Street
Benjamin Robb
Walnut Street
C.&l. Road
Danville
Napierville
J. Shindel Krause
Chestnut Street
Misa Catharine
Gabe
Myerstown Line Work Starts In Lebanon Valley
A Lebanon Valley Street Railway crew began laying new curves and crossings at Eighth and Cumberland streets. Work is to finish by Sunday, enabling the Myerstown line via Lehman street to open. Also noted is a Wednesday Cornwall picnic gathering of ten locals and a Perseverance Band open air concert in Market Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Street
Eighth
Sixteenth Streets
Ninth Streets
Ninth Street
Myerstown
Lebanon Valley Street Railway Company
Cumberland Streets
Lehman Street
Perseverance
Market Equare
Struck by a trolley car but escaped serious injuries
Miss Mies Addie Kleinfelter of York and Miss Misa Zana Haldebrand of 1111 Chestnut Street escaped without grave harm after a Walnut Street collision with an electric car on a Wednesday pleasure drive. The carriage wrecked, horse uninjured, both women severely shocked and treated at the scene. witnesses recalled the car’s speed and the dramatic rescue at the Brotherline residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Zana Haldebrand
Chestnut Street
Mies Addie Kleinfelter
York
Walnut Street
Dexter Livery Stable
Locust Street
Cumberland Street
Aurentz
Kochenderfer
Mies Kleinfelter
Mies Hildebrand
J. F. Peterman
Brotherline
Altendorfer
Hildebrand
Mica Kleinfelter
Lebanon County Man Reports Iowa Visit and Storm Damage
William A. Meir of Benton Iowa writes of visiting former Lebanon county neighbors in Fort Dodge and Avon Pa and Buffalo Springs Lebanon county. He notes the worst hail storm in Fort Dodge in twenty minutes with walnutsized hail and heavy winds that toppled freight cars. He mentions corn, oats, rye, potatoes, cattle, and horse prices and plans to ship two carloads of fat cattle to Chicago. Also John Fox Weiss was elected chairman of the Dauphin county Republican committee, succeeding his father, Judge John H. Weise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Meir
Benton
Iowa
Lebanon
Lebanon County
Thomas
Fort Dodge
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Bornton
Jacob Disgincer
Aome
Chicago
John Fox Weiss
Eeq
Harrisburg
John H. Weise
Republican County Committee
Dauphin County
Myerstown and Manheim Set For Saturday Baseball
BASE BALL Myerstown and Manheim will cross tate Saturday afternoon in a game of ball at Myerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myerstown
Manheim
Tate
City hall receives new 117 pound fire alarm striker
The Adama express company delivered a 117 pond striker from Newton Upper Falls to City Hall to replace the lighter unit and boost alarm volume. Normal School graduates hear Hon Henry Houck address Lock Haven state normal school. Sewerage debated at highway committee. Rank’s pension rises to 310 monthly. Spangler begins work at A McGowan drug store. Dean's Ointment marketed for scalp conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama Express Company
City Hall
117 Pond
Newton Upper Falla
Mass
Henry Houck
State Normal School
Lock Haven
A. Irving Yeagley
W. C. Sicon
David E. Lesb
Daughters of America Form New Auxiliary Council
The new ladies auxiliary to the Junior Order United American Mechanics met at Sons of America hall with Louis Soulliard presiding. Officers were elected including Mary Seymour as C, Tillie Soulliard as A C, Stelle Streicher as V C, and Annie Soulliard as A R S. The charter from the state council is expected in weeks, with installation to follow when the council is named. Harrisburg council members will assist. The auxiliary aims to aid Jr O U A M councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Council of the Daughters of America
United American Mechanica
Louis Soulliard
Sons of America Hall
Tillie Soulliard
V.C
Stelle Streicher
A.V.C
Annie Soulliard
A. R S
Kate Shadal
Sarah B. Shreif
Nellie Wise
I. S
Minnie McCauley
Belle Beard
Bertha Shaffer
Lizzie Ubrich
Mre
ER. Snell
Births and Deaths Registry Report by County Assessors
County assessors submit semi annual returns to the clerk of the court of orphans in each district. The registry covers births and deaths for the six months ending May 31, listing figures by township officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Orphans’ Court
Newquarters for Gately and Britton in Saugar Building
Gately and Britton relocate to the Saugar building at corner Seventh and Cumberland, with Dr Keller now in charge of the store. C O Fisk plans a vacation due to ill health, telegraph school to be managed by Harry Berger, and enrollment prospects for fall look strong. American Legion of Honor Deputy Supreme Commander L Herman visits for initiations and a social in the O A S building. Fire department responds to a false alarm from Lehman street bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gately
Britton
Seventh
Cumberland
Gately & Britton
Boaae
Willow
Eighth
Saugar
Cumberland Streets
Dr. Keller
Reading
C. O. Fisk
Bis
Harry Berger
Fick
Studensa
Mr. Fink
North Side the Department
Hook and Ladder Company
South Side
Fifth and
Lehman Streets
Select Council
van Stein
Lehman Street
Fair Building Committee Meeting On July Fourth Site Decision
Leba Valley Fair Association building committee met Wednesday evening at the American House then planned a July 4 morning meeting on association grounds to decide locations for proposed new buildings. A. E Lehman of Pottsdelphia and party arrive for summer at Maple Street residence near Mt Lebanon cemetery. Subpoena in divorce granted for Catharine A Fornwall versus Dawcon A Fornwall. Dr S T Lineaweaver resigned from pension board. replacement soon. Ollinger execution witnessed in Harrisburg after killing wife near Hummelstown. Company H Fourth Regiment NG P to hold last drill before July 4 exhibition at Mt Gretna. Capt Case to lead instruction and drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley-Fair Association
Wil
A. E Lehman
Pottsdelphia
Maple Street
Mt. Labanon
Ineir
N G. P
Mit
Gretna
Case
Murderer Gottinger Executed Counterfeiter Captured
A fragmentary Pennsylvania news item reports the execution of a murderer named Gottinger and the capture of a counterfeit ring member. The text references a series of unrelated notes on crimes, trials, and officials, with scattered names and locations implying a broader crime-and-justice report of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottinger
Severe lightning storm hits region causing damage
A powerful thunderstorm swept through the area between 9 and 10 PM with heavy rain and intense lightning. It struck Brubaker's residence near Zinn's Mill in Cornwall township, damaging the chimney and doors but causing no serious injuries. Further north, crops suffered from heavy rainfall. Berks and Lancaster counties reported damage including shattered windows, cracked walls, and a struck church tower. The storm disrupted harvest prospects across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brubaker
Ziin’s Mill
Cornwall Township
Fortana
Mra
Anum Baker
Dana
Boring
Adamstow
Caster
Gehman
Bernville
Reading Theate
Denver
Lancaster County
Buffie
St. Paul’s Union
New Schaefferstown
Berka c
Berka
Local deaths and church events reported in Cumberland area
Four month old Allen Cooper dies at his mother's Cumberland Street home from cholera. Ella Young Troxe, daughter of Jane Young, dies in Philadelphia at 27. Susanna Witter, widow of Daniel, dies at 65 in Harrisburg area. An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Lange dies at home. remains transported to Lickdale for burial. Christian Woman's Mission Society meeting in Pine Street Presbyterian Church features Kathry n R. Gantz's solo, praised by pastor and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Cooper
Jacob Cooper
Hattie FE
Cumberland
Cumberland Streets
Ella Young Troxe
Anna
Ella Young Tro
Jane
Philadelphia
Shea
Young
Annville
Brothern
Ville
Eusanna Witter
Susanna
Daniel Tera
Canal Street
Firet Reformed Church
Lange
Lickdale
Terment
Thompson
Harrisbur
Vor
Pine Street
Flaringburg
Mies Kathbryn R.gantz
Gantz
South Eighth Street
Thin
Can
Mies Gantz
Hon M H Olmsted to Speak at Mt Gretna Chautauqua
The congressman from this district will be the orator at the Pennsylvania Chautauqua at Mt Gretna on July 4. The morning program begins at 10 with addresses by Chancellor Gere din and others before Olmsted delivers the oration. Supporters praise his congressional speeches as broad and thoughtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
E. O'meted
Pensylvania Chautauqua
Mt Gretog
Gerdeen
Congreeeman Olmsted
Olmsted
Congress
Four New Law Students
The Lebanon bar association committee on examinations announced that four young men Willan Shank Frank Lebmn George W. Stine and Mr Wolf passed the preliminary examination. The committee will meet this evening to inspect the papers of W. Peck of Washington DC and G. H. Moyer of Palmyra who appeared for full examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Bar Association Committee
Willan Shank
Frank Lebmn
George W. Stine
Mr. Wolf
Als
8. W. Peck
Washington, D. C
G. H. Moyer
Palmys
Tis
Aldermanic news charged with larceny and more
Wednesday evening Amanda Smith appeared before A man Miller charging Minnie Lee La Smith and Mrs Harvey Weirich with larceny of bed springs and trees. A hearing was set for Monday at 2 p m. Another case: Benneville Kline, 80, of Syner, accused grandson of assault profanity and cruelty. warrant issued by Conetable Hunter. Com Charles Reed malicious mischief case at Lebanon industrial works discharged for want of a driver. John Kreier, Wesley Moyer hearings held. evidence lacking. Mrs G Mahlon Pott and son Harless left for Emporium where husband worked as master mechanic at the Ba furnace, with Mrs Pott’s mother and niece accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Smithin
Aman Miller
Minnie Lee
la Smith
Harvey Weirich
Bed Springs
Grandbon
Benneville Kline
Syner
Bag
Hunter
Com
Charlee Reed
Lebanon Industrial Works
Easton
Grant Weidman
Eec
Grant Nitrauer
Est
John Kreier
Wesley Moyer
Accault
Justice Coyle
Miller
Eeq
Emporium
G. Mahlon Pott
Harless
Ias
Andrew EB
Letters Granted in Probate Amidst Estate Actions
Notice records indicate administration grants for the estates of P F Kaoffman and Henry Sting in Florida and Nor Annville, with a testamentary proceeding for H Negley in Jackson township. The energy remark and health joke appear as stray text, not part of official proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acfiuau Wuay
Priscila’ Kan” Tad
P.F. Kaoffman
Florida
Thomas ¥ i'Btine
Henry Sting
Nor Annville Township
Hofman
H.rlet Negley
Jackson Township
Denry L. Carl
Myerstown
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Hiceerniss Valley
Uf der Annere
Yuni
Mister Deccner
Orrig
Kiel
Wakr
Eulita Keant
Mystuie
Cornwell Castle
M. C
Doener
George Kauffman
Liverrman Irry Laudermilch
Rotheville
Lancaster
Countr Ee
House of Refuge
Orrandieach
Shemberboitzer
Biouch
Simonton
Witt
Perseverance Band
Leinbsch
Kimmerling
Grate Caven
Avon
Oo Pa
B. J. Welker
Pac
Epworth
Cornwall and
CO. H Monument Fund
Fersous
Pergsne
Co. H Banquet
Mt. Lebanon
Esa
Cant. FitzGerald
Geo. B. Schock
E&g
Oscar G. Krupp
Rice & Gatea
John H. Kreider
J. A. Bollman
Ned Boughter
D. B. Long & Son
Geo. B Ulrich, Esq
B. Dawson Coleman H. T. Atsing J
Co. H
M. L. Case
Ajlady Reader
Eighth Street
Eighth Street Market
Lancaster Country
Mies
Catherine Siegriet
East Cumberland Street
Cornwall Railroad
Milleraville
Millersville Normal School
Lottie Siegrist
Susan Becker
Becker
Linglestown
David Long
Kansas
Joseph 4. Bowman
South Highth Street
Highieter
United States Hotel
Medical Board of Pension Examiners
OR. FS. Kaufman
Ayers
AID Society For Children
Penrose Weitzenholfer
Penroze Weitzenhoefer
E. P.n.pfatteicher
Salem Bvy
Lutheran Church
D. A. Frentz
Weitzenhoeler
Zod
Bedgwick Post
G. A. BR
Harry Bowmaster
Daniel Laudermilch
Tweeday
Select
Levi Hartz
Miriam Kinnard
Misa Lewis
Balmer
Elizabethtown
Charles UC. Wirt
Ingh
Falmyra
New United Brethren Church
Palmyra
H. 8. Gable
D. &. Ezbleman
J. R. Blecker
Oldham
Cumberland Garden
the Garden
E. R. Morgan
U. S
Tompkineville
Baring
Lebanon and West End
Reistville
George 8. Phillips
Alderman Miller
Scull Street
Inwood
Katie H
Mary E
Kathryn Schools3
Lebanon & Tremont Railroad
Beautiful Woods
Legion of Honor
American Legion of Honor
William Myere
Willow Street
Lebanon Chain Works
Schuylkill Seminary
Inc Mountain Homes
Mount Gretna
S. S. Assembly
Hillriog Rocks Park
Big Price
Ruth Ny Jones Brothers
The
Eagle
Eagle Racing Stables
Shillington
Wilmington
Ruth N
Maud
Lebanon Vailey
Lily B
Wm Mack
Tressier
John Lindner
Lindner Shoe Company
Carhete
Wiener Goodman Shoe Company
Presaler Orphans
Loysville
Perry County
Echool
Board OF Trustees
Farmers’ National Bank
Duvall
Thomas W. R. Doovall
Report
New York Life Insurance
People's Bank
Penneylvania Bolé and Nut Works
Renshaw
George Renshaw
First Baptist Church
Downington
Thes
Knoll
Jonae L. Knoll
Allegheny Ciasty
Missea Barbara Light
Jean Shuey
Mamie Eckenroth
Mary Honock
Sara Siegrist
Paul Eckenroth
Irvin Fox
Dean Capp
Harry Case
Charles Mack
Hall Anay
Highway Committee
City Hell
Jacob M. Rank
North Partridge Avenue
Harvey Spangler
North Seventh Street
A. McGowan
Dean
Aunliary Tor
Daughters of American Council
Endine
Mr. Olmsted
North Aanville
South Annville
Bethel
Bathel
Mt. Zion
East
East Hanover
Beihelderg
Jonestown
Odackeon
North
Jackson
South Orto
North Lebanon
Eaat
South Lebanon
South
West Lebanon
Londonderry
Nouth
Milcreek
Richland
Nawmanstown
Awatara Iy
Union
Fisk Telegraph School
L Horman
Holzman
Lay
Bargood
Catharine A. Fornwall
Dawcon A. Fornwall
S. T. Lineaweaver
8. T. Lineaweaver
Pension Board
Hollinger
Srenff Jobo B. Onerhotzer
Daniel Carmany
Wo. Penn
Harristurg
Josep. Aollinger
Hummelstown
Ollinger
Pennsylvannia News
Ike I
Ecunis
Pytistiaries
Mttabums
Ebsirier Wits
Anise
Fenton Phere
Omesrion
Foi
Sud
Pandas
Amon
Addit the
Sarbethe
Frank Newly
Caine
Dubois
Orsid
Philip Merrick
Heathville
Jefferson County
Hetrick
Ani Ptiprady
Lankard
George HH. St. Clair
George Weeks
Seth Eolored
Bertha White
Johnson Hy
Stiies
Tomeward
Ceylon
Olympia
Aden
Dewey
Anitary Yoromite
Hierhard Pory
U. S.N
Fof
Guam
Aitther Tareh
Joine
Ffar Ysterday
Déetor
Lawa
Jules Cambon
United Stat
Leonard Wood
U. S A
Santiago de Cuba
W. J. Sampson
U.S. Nu
Arthur T. Hadley
Presidentule University
Kentarose
Unibusss
Aaron Bernbake
Zinn
Fiat
MH. E. Olmsted
Orator
Aldermanic News
Uvar
Bardock Blood Bitters
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