Water Street Improvements And City Council Rows
The Quincy city council debated Harrison street improvements, approving 2500 for grading and dirt bank removal to hauling to a shelter house. They faced procedural confusion, while authorizing related road work, sewers disconnections, and a canopy over Bijou, with several budget and contract items approved or postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Street
Bartlett
County Board of Supervisors
Charles Hoar
McNutt
Wait for Your Honey Boy Ballad at Red Cross Benefit
Arthur Pfeiffer writes a wartime ballad titled Wait for Your Honey Boy He’ll Come Back to You to be performed at the Red Cross benefit in Highland Park Friday and Saturday evenings The lyrics describe a soldier writing from the trenches Across Dublin Bay and longing for reunion with a loved one including messages to mother and father
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pfeiffer
Red Cross
Highland Park
Deep Blue Sea
Dublin Bay
Daddy
Water rates debate at Newcomb Hotel cited by Hays
J F Hays manager of the Newcomb hotel challenged Quincy officials over water charges, noting 16 cents per thousand feet versus 5.5 cents in other cities. Alderman Geers signaled a potential rate cut next year, while Alderman Hyatt doubted any immediate relief. Geers promised further information in next month’s water works report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hays
Newcomb
Quincy
Hays
Alderman Geers
Board of Water Commissioners
Sam Hyatt
Water Works Department
Fire Prevention Day Proclaimed For October 9
Governor Lowden proclaimed Tuesday October 9 as Fire and Accident Prevention Day marking the forty sixth anniversary of the great Chicago fire. He urged public attention and special exercises to stress fire and accident prevention lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Lowden
Chicago
Hod Carriers Strike May Be Settled Today
Hod carriers who have not worked since last Monday are near a wage settlement with their employers. They currently earn 37 34 cents per hour or $3 for an eight hour day. They originally asked 50 cents per hour, or $4 daily, but the offer was refused. They may accept an increase of 24 4 cents per hour, adding 20 cents for a full day. The new scale would take effect April 1 next year. Building Trades council Business Agent Thesen plans to present the proposal to employers this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hod
Thesen
Building Trades Council
Invites Students to Attend Church by Local Pastor
Rev W D Endres pastor of the First Christian church urged college students in Quincy to attend services. He spoke on temptations away from home and city life, praising newcomers as earnest workers and promising them a welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Endres
First Christian Church
Quincy
New Ministers Are Given Big Welcomes
Rev D S Wahl formerly of Edwardsville preached his first sermon at First Elhan Methodist Church and Rev F A McCarty formerly district superintendent of Jacksonville preached his first sermon at Vermont Street Methodist Church Large crowds attended and praised both sermons The new pastors were warmly received by congregations and by the people of Quincy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Wahl
Edwardsville
Eelhan Methodist
F. A. McCarty
Jacksonville
Vermont Street
Quincy
W H Coon Estate Inventory Details
In the probate court record for the estate of W H Coon the inventory shows property appraised at 346 dollars, with 11 dollars in accounts on hand and 75 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Coon
Big discovery of oil and copper in Missouri
A Missouri find reports significant oil and copper deposits unearthed, signaling potential industrial expansion. Geologists from the state university confirm the discovery near a rural site, with initial estimates suggesting substantial resource quantities and possible development plans underway involving local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Judge Sends Acid Thrower to Prison
Alexander M Swinley who poured acid in his wifes face at Burlington station last July was sentenced to the dayers for from one to 14 years Judge Akers in the circuit court on day He entered a Fics of guilty and asked to be released on parole Mary Hunter a Negress charged with stealing silks from the Duker store pleaded guilty and was sentenc ed to jail for 80 days and to pay 25 and costs John Harden a soldier of the Missouri national yard charged with breaking into a box car may be sent to his company and the charge dismissed To Investigate Conditions In speaking in regard to Preston Newbolt a Negro prisoner Judge Akers said he would not send newboiit to the work house until he had learned more about conditions there in regard to food and the prisoners wearing shackles The petit jury was empaneled but on account of the two prisoners docketed for trial pleading guilty there was no work for the jury to do Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander M. Swinley
Burlington
Dayers
Akers
Mary Hunter
Duker
John Harden
Missouri National Yard
Preston Newbolt
Nurses Stationed Near Cantonments For Red Cross Duty
Fifty public health nurses have been assigned by the American Red Cross to zones around army cantonments naval bases and camps. They will work under sanitary directors with local state and federal health authorities and focus on preventing disease improving infant welfare and teaching care and feeding while stationed at Hattiesburg Ft. Riley Des Moines Louisville Little Rock Ayer Chillicothe Atlanta Newport News and Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
National Army
National Guard
Red Cross
Hattiesburg
Miss
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Des Moines
Iowa
Louisville
Kentucky
Little Rock
Arkansas
Ayer
Massachusets
Chillicothe
Ohio
Atlanta
Jane A. Delano
George Osborn Wins Odell Trophy At South Side Club
George Osborn won the Odell trophy from W O Cook at the South Side Boat club trap shoot on Sunday scoring a perfect 15 birds. Cook missed one. Large attendance and strong scores marked the event as participants chase leaders. The South Side Boat Club Dramatic club also held a successful rehearsal Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Osborn
W. O. Cook
South Side
Cook
Dramatic Club
Farewell Tonight for Drafted Colored Men
Quincys thirteen drafted colored men will be guests at a farewell in Bethel A M church at 7 30 this evening. The new soldiers who depart for training camp will march from Eighth and Elm to the Bethel church with veterans and a band. The program includes hymns, invocations, solos, readings by Dunbar in praise of the colored soldier, addresses by J R Pearce and George Gabriel, and benediction by Rev T Huff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Bethel A. M
Ninth and
Oak Streets
Baptist
Eighth and Elm Streets
J. W. Tutt
Dunbar
R. A. Roberts
J. R. Pearce
George Gabriel
T. Huff
Ministers to Attend Southern Illinois Conference Delegation
Rev. N. J. Leemhuis and William Strakeljahn traveled to Pittsburgh as delegates of the Southern Illinois Conference to the Evangelical Synod of North America. They expect a ten day absence, with Rev. Paul Langhorst and Rev. William Schulze handling Salem church duties and preaching duties respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Leemhuis
Salem Evangelical Church
William Strakeljahn
St. Peter's Church
Pittsburgh
Southern Illinois Conference
Evangelical Synod of North America
Paul Langhorst
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Salem Church
William Schulze
The
Old People's Home
Hannibal Woman Dies After Brights Disease
Ella T Fassett of Hannibal Missouri died at 10 20 Monday at her daughter's home 712 South Twelfth street She was born July 18 1856 in St Anthony Minnesota and is survived by three daughters Mrs Edward Gilla Mrs Walker Herrin and Edna Fassett and a son Raymond Fassett He was with the aviation corps en route to France The body will be taken to Hannibal for burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Ella T. Fassett
Hannibal
Edward Gille
South Twelfth Street
St. Anthony
Minn
Charles Fassett
Quincy
Fassett
Funeral for Mrs Doland Set Thursday at Grace Methodist
Coroner jury rules Mrs B H Doland died from base of skull fracture after falling from a Highland park street car on Saturday night. The accident occurred at 9 45 on Twelfth street between Chestnut and Cherry. She died at Blessing hospital at 10 30 p m. Funeral service set for 3 30 p m Thursday at Grace Methodist church with burial in Greenmount cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Doland
Highland Park Street
Wheeler Undertaking Establishment
Grace Methodist Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral held for Mrs Edward Price at parental home
Mrs Edward Price's funeral was conducted at 3 30 Sunday afternoon in her parents' home Mr and Mrs John Schroeder. Rev A W Fruechte of St Paul's Evangelical church Quincy officiated. Large attendance with a Fowler Evangelical quartet singing. Burial followed in Chase cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Price
John Schroeder
A. W. Fruechte
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Quincy
Fowler Evangelical Church
Chase Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Jeanette Campbell Held in Quincy and Ursa
Funeral for Mrs Jeanette Campbell conducted at 930 in the morning in the home 703 North Fifth Street by Rev W D Endress pastor of First Christian Quincy The body taken to Ursa for 1 PM services in the Christian church by Rev Frank Nichols Burial in New Providence cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanetta Campbell
Jeanette Campbell
North Fifth Street
W. D. Endress
First Christian Church
Quincy
Ursa
Christian Church
Frank Nichols
New Providence
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Keck scheduled
The funeral for Mrs Mary Keck will be held at 8 o clock Wednesday morning at the home 603 South Sixth street and at 8 30 in St Marys Catholic church Burial will be in St Boniface cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keck
South Sixth Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral for Walter Reuter Held in Binghamton
Walter Reuter died in Binghamton New York. Funeral service conducted at 2 30 this afternoon in August Stormer chapel. Burial will be in Woodland cemetery. Friends invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reuter
Binghamton
N. Y
Stormer
Woodland Cemetery
Walter Stock dies of diphtheria at 23 in Quincy
Walter J Stock died at 1 15 o clock Monday morning at his home 608 Van Buren street after a two week illness from diphtheria He was born January 4 1894 in Quincy and was 23 years old He was employed by the Meyer Reighard Higins Co and was a member of St Marys Catholic church He leaves his parents Mr and Mrs George Stock one sister Bertha his grandmother Mrs Catherine Peters and uncles and aunts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stock
Walter J. Stock
van Buren Street
Quincy
Meyer, Reighard, Higins Co
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George Stock
Bertha
Catherine Peters
Mrs Anna Metzger Dies After Nine Months Illness
Mrs Anna Metzger died at 11 45 AM Monday at 518 Spring street after a nine month illness bedfast two months. Born January 5 1864 in Quincy she was 53. A Salem Evangelical church member she leaves husband F A Metzger son Fred W Metzger and brother W A Hagenbruch. Funeral at 2 PM Thursday at the home burial Woodland cemetery friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Metzger
Anna Regina Metzger
Spring Street
Quincy
Salem Evangelical Church
F. A. Metzger
Fred W. Metzger
W. A. Hagenbruch
Woodland Cemetery
Infant Earl Edward Sielemann Dies at Three Months
Earl Edward Sielemann three months old, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Sielemann, died at 5 am Sunday at 1034 Madison Street after a three week illness. Funeral at 3 pm from the family home, Woodland Cemetery burial. Friends invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Edward Sielemann
Earl Edward
Fred Sielemann
Madison Street
Woodland Cemetery
Mrs Louisa Johnson burial scheduled in Chambersburg HI
The body of Mrs Louisa Johnson of 303 Kentucky Street Quincy arrived Monday morning from Cody South Dakota where she died in the home of her grandson Charles Schaeffer. The body was shipped in the afternoon to Chambersburg Hawaii for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Johnson
Kentucky Street
Quincy
Charles Schaeffer
Cody
S. D
Chambersburg
Mrs Luck Pauk Dies at Home in Quincy
Mrs Luck Pauk and Mrs Lucy Pauk died suddenly at 230 o'clock Sunday evening in their home at 1644 North Fourth Street. Coroner Lawrence Amen led an inquest Monday morning. verdict: death due to heart trouble. Born in Quincy April 28, 1858, she was 59 and survived by husband August and four sons Charles Bernard Cal George John Albert, and three daughters Mrs John Kirby Morris LIL and Bertha at home, plus siblings John Hummell of Chicago and Mrs Mary Haas and Mrs James Swainston of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luck Pauk
Lucy Pauk
North Fourth Street
Lawrence Amen
Pauk
Quincy
August Pauk
Charles
Bernard, Cal
George
John
Douglas
Ariz
Albert
Milwaukee
Wis
John Kirby
Herbert Smith
Morris
Lil
Bertha
John Hummell
Chicago
Mary Haas
James Swainston
Funeral for William S Reynolds Held at Family Home
William Stephen Reynolds died last Tuesday at his parents home near Chambersburg Illinois after two months of typhoid fever. Funeral conducted at 2:30 PM Wednesday by Rev J M Rudy of Versailles Methodist Church. Body to Winchester for burial. Reynolds born January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reynolds
William Stephen Reynolds
James Reynolds
Chambersburg
J. M. Rudy
Versailles Methodist Church
Winchester
Mr. Reynolds
Big Wharf Boat to Be Used Locally in Quincy
A 140 by 35 foot wharf boat, owned by White Collar line, will be brought to Quincy by the steamer Keokuk on Wednesday to replace a freight house and support the local freight trade. It will tie in front of Front and Hampshire, with the office moved aboard, as Morning Star tows it to Keokuk for dry dock. The incident followed the Dubuque sinking, minor damage, and the General Excursion Co ship Prince and Princess operating between Hannibal and Quincy. The Keokuk also carried about 200 people on a Sunday excursion between Keokuk and Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Keokuk
White Collar Line
Davenport
Hampshire
Morning Star
Dubuque
Streckfus Line
Martin's Landing
St. Louis
Prince and Princess
General Excursion Company
Hannibal
The
Bay
Four Volunteers Substituting for Drafted Men at Camp Dodge
Four young men called in the draft volunteered and joined those who left for Camp Dodge in Des Moines, filling for four others granted extra time by the district exemption board. The volunteers were Rudolph J. Neuser August H. Bornmann Norvin R. Hull and Benjamin F. Smith. Enslee J. Case received a further extension, and John Z. Foontas Edward F. Dorkenwald and Albert J. Rupp were likewise extended for business reasons, likely to join a third contingent later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
District Exemption Board
Adjutant General
Rudolph J. Neuser
August H. Bornmann
Norvin R. Hull
Benjamin F. Smith
Enslee J. Case
John Z. Foontas
Edward F. Dorkenwald
Albert J. Rupp
Autoists Plan to Gypsy in Missouri
Henry Kaelber of 400 Oak street with Henry Gredell and Ed Schullian left Quincy Monday in Kaelber's car bound for Missouri. They plan to visit St. Louis and Joplin before ending in Kansas City, roaming the state’s roads, picnicking by streams, and camping roadside when possible. They will gypsy in Missouri as long as weather and gas hold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kaelber
Oak Street
Henry Gredell
Ed Schullian
Quincy
Mr. Kaelber
Missouri
St. Louis
Joplin
Kansas City
Brooks
Virginia Burgess Injured by Auto On Taylor Road
Virginia Burgess eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Burgess of 620 Payson avenue sustained a fractured leg Sunday afternoon after being struck and run over by an automobile while crossing the Taylor road in Missouri She was brought to Quincy and taken to Blessing hospital for treatment and later returned home where she is doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Burgess
Howard Burgess
Payson Avenue
Taylor Road
Missouri
Quincy
Blessing Hospital
Merchants Have Big Picnic At Arion Club Grounds
Seventy five men from the Broadway and Twelfth Streets Merchants association attended the annual stag picnic Sunday at the Arion club grounds on the east shore of the upper bay. Refreshments, cards, baseball and horseshoes filled the day as the committee Johnny Walker Charlie Loos Theodore Stegeman and Xavier Fritsch organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Twelfth Streets
Merchants’ Association
Arion Club
Upper Bay
Johnny Walker
Charlie Loos
Theodore Stegeman
Xavier Fritsch
Emergency League drive starts today after delay
The Emergency League drive, delayed from Monday by late shipment of subscription blanks, will commence today and run for ten days. Women will work in teams.
Illinois highway officials meet at Peoria convention
Chauncey Maher of Melrose and Tom S. Carlin of North East township attend the Illinois state highway commissioners and town clerks convention in Peoria. Frank T. Sheets of the state highway department speaks. Officers for the convention to be elected and next meeting site chosen. Several hundred township officials present. Adams county roads delay L. L. Boyer from attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Hoebing
Melrose
Tom S. Carlin
North East Township
Illinois State Highway Commissioners
Peoria
Frank T. Sheets
State Highway Department
Peo- Tia
Adams County
L. L. Boyer
Quincy’s Pulse Seeks Clothing From Citizens
Colder weather nears and Quincy’s needy face higher demand for garments. Mary A. White, police matron, asks residents to donate as requests outpace supply. Also, Adams County residents protest three draft exemptions and appeal to Provost Marshal Crowder in Washington, naming O D Shanholtz er, Edward Simon, and Ross Dickhut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mary A. White
Adams County
Marshal Crowder
Washington
O. D. Shanholtzer
Coatsburg
Burlington Railroad
Edward Simon
W. P. Simon
Ross Dickhut
Eleanor Dickhut
Paloma
September Members Host Luncheon at Hotel Newcomb
The September group hosts a weekly luncheon at Hotel Newcomb featuring members with September birthdays and a promised exceptional program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Record crowd attends Highland Park season finale
A large audience filled Highland Park for the season closing night with a 10 30 fireworks display and a cabaret by a local quartet. Dancing and amusements pleased attendees as next week brings Red Cross benefit dances and the roller skating season opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Highland Park
the Red Cross
Street Car Service Restored To Baldwin Park
Street car service resumed after bridge repairs completed. The washed out bridge last June prevented full route to Baldwin Park, but now service is extended to the park again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Park
Bridge to be replaced on Cannon Ball trail near Quincy
Highway superintendent L. L. Boyer announced the camel back bridge over the C. B. & Q. railroad on the Cannon Ball trail northeast of Quincy will be replaced shortly by a new structure. The state public utilities commission ordered the bridge be built and the county will pay for the construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Boyer
Quincy
C. B. & Q. Railroad
State Public Utilities Commission
Five Naval Reserve boys visit on furlough in town
Five members of the Quincy division of Naval Reserves arrived here Sunday morning for a few days furlough. The two sons of Mr and Mrs Bernard Woltering Albert and Edward of 1422 Elm street were in the party. The boys will leave for the east Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Division of Naval Reserves
Bernard Woltering
Albert
Edward
Elm Street
Likes Trial Set for Oct 3 in Clover Seed Theft Case
Thomas Likes, charged with taking four bushels of clover seed from O. L. Hufnagel, appeared with counsel in Judge Bonney's court. The case was continued to October 3 for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Likes
O. L. Hufnagel
Bonney
Probate inventory lists assets of Dorothy F. Hubert estate
The estate of Dorothy F. Hubert filed for probate shows a cash balance of 4550 in State Savings Loan and Trust. It also lists three lots in Fowler among the assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy F. Hubert
State Savings, Loan and Trust Company
Fowler
Meserve Appointed Food Administrator in New Salem
H A Meserve of New Salem has been appointed food administrator for New Salem township Pike county. He has taken charge of his new duties and is well known in western Illinois, especially in Pike county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meserve
H. A. Meserve
New Salem
New Salem Township
Pike County
Illinois
No Regatta Planned for Quincy This Year
The motor boat regatta slated for Quincy will not occur due to seasonal lateness. The Quincy Power Boat Club will hold its meeting one week from today to discuss the situation and future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Quincy Power Boat Club
Wisconsin Solon Warns Against German War Aims
The Wisconsin solon argues that democracy comes from the people and contrasts it with German autocratic rule. He cites captured officers boasting Germany would win, crush the U S, and force an enormous indemnity, asserting no peace was imagined by Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
France
England
Germany
United States
Mourner Loss: Local Man Reynolds Dead at 32
The obituary notes 1885 birth near Woodson Morgan county, married to Beulah M. Douglas of Florence on November 24 1908, with three sons from the union. Survived by wife Lowell and Dean, his parents, sisters Mrs A T Markille Winchester and Mrs Luther Moore Jacksonville. He was employed by the Quincy Railway company last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodson
Morgan County
Beulah M. Douglas
Florence
Reynolds
Quincy Railway Company
Lowell
Dean
A. T. Markille
Winchester
Luther Moore
Jacksonville
Mrs Emma Vollmer Dead. Body Reaches Quincy for Funeral
The body of Mrs Emma Vollmer who died in Chicago of heart trouble Friday morning arrived in Quincy Monday morning. The funeral will be held at 4 PM this afternoon at Herman Stormer’s undertaking establishment with burial in Woodland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Vollmer
Chicago
Quincy
Herman Stormer
Woodland Cemetery
Bombardment Night in France Report Reaches Payson Times
E P Maher editor of the Payson Times relays a letter from his son Chauncey in France describing a German air attack on big guns, civilians seeking shelter, and seven thousand prisoners reported taken in a major allied operation. He details living conditions, food, weather, and longing for letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
E. P. Maher
Payson Times
Payson
Chauncey Maher
Edna
England
Bocie
Verdun
Burkin to Graduate as Lieutenant at Boston Tech School
Julius Burkin of 1234 Broadway will graduate next June from Boston Tech in Boston Mass. He says the college has been taken over by the government and placed on the same status as West Point. Graduates in his class will be commissioned as lieutenants in any U S army branch they choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Burkin
Broadway
Boston Tech School
Boston
Mass
West Point
United States Army
Weather outlook for Illinois Missouri and Iowa
Illinois fair and slightly warmer Tuesday with unsettled conditions Tuesday night showers and cooler. Missouri increasing cloudiness with probably showers Tuesday or Tuesday night, cooler in northwest and Wednesday unsettled and cooler. Iowa showers Tuesday or Tuesday night, cooler west and central portions, Wednesday partly cloudy and cooler, probably showers in east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Iowa
Rise Fall River Forecast
The forecast notes the river will change little during the next 48 hours with minor fluctuations expected and no significant flood risk anticipated.
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Harrison ST
JF. Hays
Council
Quincy Bay
Corporation
Rivers and Lakes Commission of Illinois
Messrs
Breinig
Smith
Ellis
Louis Melton
Simmonds
City Hall
Board of Public Works
Twenty-fourth
Hoar
State Streets
State Highway Commission
American Strawboard Company
Front Street
Geérs
Water Works Commissioners
Abe Martin
Duce
Dearie
JUDGE
Acid Thrower
Alexander Swinley
Wife
Red Cross Sanitary
Eila Passatne Gane
Dargie
Timness
Mrs. Doland
BIG Wharf
Twelfth and
Wisconsin Solony
Foe Teddy
Wwe
St. Paul
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