Personal and society notes from a city page
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Horuff journeyed to Buffalo while Miss Ella B Hereth departs for Chicago to visit relatives. Many locals return from travels to Atlantic City Wisconsin Illinois Ontario and Canada with plans for weddings and reunions as club events and society meetings unfold.
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Alfred Horuff
Buffalo
Ella B. Hereth
Chicago
E. Rauch
Wisconsin
Della Grauman
Atlantic City
East
Mix
Alice Graydon
Mre
Ll. BE. Overholser
New York
Josephine Reaume
Lucie
Lagrange
M. F. Goodridge
Wynn
Won
Lake Wawasee
T. J. Villers
Merriam
Aebury Park
Chapman's Lake
Warsaw
George N. Catterson
Wil
Wawasee
English
Catterson
Penpy
North Meridian
James Neilson Hamilton
Matilda Hele
Portland
Alice Wheeler Pierce
Anna J. Somers
Elmer F. Weir
Ace
Robert Matheson
Cornell Avenue
Y. W
Elizabeth McKenzie
Pittsburg Y. W
Flora Shank
Seattle
Wash
F. F. Crea
A. B. Mitchell
A. B. Philpott
J. J. Brown
Alice Snyder
R. W. Furnas
Josephine
Pea A Salloway
Rs. J. H. Ferguson
K. G. Gaylord
W. D. Pratt
Mee
Bert Essex
Body of Albert Patterson Buried After Canal Death
The body of Albert Patterson, found in a canal near Blackford Street Thursday evening, was buried yesterday in a Mount Jackson lot provided by a distant relative. Patterson’s mother lives in Manhattan Kansas, where a sister wrote to the superintendent about a note Patterson left indicating his intention to drown himself. The family lacked funds to transport the body for burial elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Patterson
Blackford Street
Mount Jackson
Tterson
Manhattan
Kan
Price
Patterson
Police Officer Pope Injured in Streetcar Accident
Patrolman Henry T. Pope, loanee at 2 North West Street, was seriously injured while returning from the evening voll call. The streetcar on the left track struck center poles as Pope talked to the motorman, causing a fall that left him off duty for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Pope
North West Street
Pope
Christian
Injured Senators Return Home After Carriage Accident
Senator Patrbanke sustains injuries from a carriage accident and Senator Fairbanks, who returned to Indianapolis on Thursday, is confined to his home in Minneapolis with bandaged left leg, arm, and belt.
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Senator Fairbanks
Indianapolls
Minneapolis
Rehearsal at Grand Opera House Heralds New Vaudeville Sketch
Edward Richards and wife practice a new vaudeville sketch titled A Double Mistake at the Grand Opera House. The couple, known locally, with coach Mrs. Prank, plan to join Orpheum circuit after limited local performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Richards
Grand Opera House
Electric line war stalls Noblesville franchise fight
Central Traction Company of Indiana won a temporary injunction blocking Noblesville from revoking its fifty year franchise. The city had planned to revoke due to alleged lack of progress, while an ext time allowance required a substantial showing by Sept. 1. The suit pauses actions until higher courts decide. Work will resume outside the city next week. Also report notes Decatur County Independent Telephone Company expanding with $60,000 capital, 150 miles of poles, and growing subscriber base reaching 1250 with connections to Indianapolis and other towns.
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Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Central Traction Company of Indiana
Indianapolis
Copper wire stolen from two telephone lines near Wabash
A mile of heavy copper wire from the Home Company and the New Company toll line between Wabash and Marion was stripped from poles after nightfall. 405 pounds of copper vanished with no thieves found. Manager Freising relays a transmitter upgrade after Sept 1 limiting new installs to long distance transmitters with higher rates, affecting new subscribers. The Home independent Company charges 1.50 to 2 a month for service.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Home Company
New Company
Indianapolis
Marion
Valentine Freising
Central Union Telephone Company
Chicago
Blake
Freising
Novel entertainments at Broad Ripple and Fairview parks
Contortionists and jugglers Paul and Julia Brachard will perform at Broad Ripple tomorrow afternoon and evening with Montana Brothers Orchestra. they repeat Monday and lead Labor Day at the park. Fairview features the usual band concert tomorrow and later hosts a night in Peking next Wednesday with the Indianapolis Military Band and May Kee performing Chinese mandolin, banjo, and violin pieces.
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Broad Ripple
Fairview
Paul
Julia Brachard
Montana Brothers’ Orchestra
Brachards
Park
Fairview Park
Street Railway Company
Peking
Indianapolis
May Kee
Glass factories to resume in Hartford City driving growth
Hartford City reports a surge as five large window glass plants plan to restart by late fall and early winter. The Blackford Glass Company resumes Sept 15, Johnston Glass October 11, Clelland Glass November 1, and American Window Glass No 3 and No 4 plants begin, boosting employment for more than 1,600 workers alongside a new National Oiling Mill. The city attracts oil operators and new residents as business blocks and homes rise amid abundant gas and a growing industry hub.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Indianapolis
Blackford Glass Company
Johnston Glass Company
Clelland Glass Company
American Window Glass Company
Ita No. 3
National Oiling Mill Company
Plant Closure At Ellwood Glass Works For Repairs
Superintendent Clark of the Pittsburg Plate Glass plant at Ellwood Ind posted a notice that the factory will be closed for repairs. Seven hundred workers will be idle for several weeks as all large factories in town suspend operations.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ellwood
Ind
Clark
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Chicago under too many flags causing arrests
John M. Cooke and Thomas Culliton, owner and manager of a theater company, were arrested in Chicago on warrants from U.S. Commissioner Foote for violating copyright law over the play Under Two Flags. Charles H. Setgel, president of the Dramatic Publishing Evaluation, alleges Charles Prohman in New York holds all rights to the production.
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Chicago
John M. Cooke
Thomas Culliton
Academy Theater
United States
Foote
Charles H. Setgel
Dramatic Publishing Avevulation
Chares Prohman
New York
Rev Exward Schell Accepts Call To First Methodist Church
FRANKFORT Ind Aug 3 The Rev Exward Schell of Chicago has notified the official board of the First Methodist Church that he will accept the call extended to him Schell formerly served as national secretary of the Eyworth League An inquiry into his dealings with the Adthere of certain Lama books occurred after the league convention in Indianapolis three years ago He emerged clear but faced factional opposition within the league
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Indianapolis
Frankfort
Ind
Exward Schell
Chicago
First Methodist Church
City
Mr. Schell
Eyworth League
Urute
Schell
League
Dr William Barnesmore Pape Dies at 51 After Medical Practice
Obituary notes that Dr William Barnesmore Pape died today aged 51. He first appeared publicly at age thirteen with Mme Anna Bishop in New York, later toured England twice, performing before the royal family on June 6. He then devoted himself to medical practice in later life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
William Barnesmore Pape
Mme
Anna Bishop
New York
Havant
Canada
England
Hle
Union to Extend Alexandria Parade for Labor Day
Elwood Indiana hosts the Gas Flet Labor Day Celebration Union annual meeting with plans to extend the Alexandria parade. Officers announce extended celebrations and a larger turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Gas Pelt
Alexandria Parade Reform Likely To Expand Participant Ranks
Alexandria announced next Monday an order allowing nonunion workers to join the parade if they wear no badges and bear no banners for nonunion factories. The policy shift aims to include workers sympathetic to unions, broadening participation beyond members of labor organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
One Railroad Stirs It by Offering Jobs as Locomotive Firemen
ELKAMART Ind Aug The Lake Shore Michigan Southern motive department announces that hereafter when new firemen are needed applications from men who have been working as section hands will be given preference, other things being equal. One reason for this law is that a section hand is supposed to have demonstrated his power of physical endurance. Another reason is that the plan is to make it an incentive for young able bodied men to work on the section, the company having found it difficult during prosperous times to keep up its corps of section men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elkamart
Ind
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Calamity fears as train whistle roars through Portland
An engineer lost control of a freight train whistle in Portland Indiana as a valve stuck. The continuous blast rang through the town for thirty minutes causing widespread alarm and crowds gathered near the firehouse awaiting an end to the disturbance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Lake Erie & Western
I See the Storm Coming Frankfort Murder Trial
Adam Camp died after a dramatic remark to his captor George Marthied during a tense night in Frankfort. The morning inquest noted Camp improving briefly before death. Matthews faces murder trial after allegedly killing Camp for an alleged affair with Mrs Matthews.
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Indianapolis Journal
Frankfort
Adam Camp
George Marthied
Pital
Matthews
Rial
Camp
Lightning sets fire to Curver oil wells in Alexandria
During an afternoon electric storm at 2 o clock in Alexandria Indiana the lightning struck an old Curver oil well causing a derrick and a tank to burn. Firemen aided by rain kept the blaze under control. This marks a second strike among the wells after the great four year old conflagration that once threatened the city.
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Indianapolis Journal
Alexandria
Ind
Heavy Storm Burns Barn Near Dublin
Rain and hail fell in Dublin this afternoon as lightning struck Robert Bushman’s barn a mile south. The barn was destroyed along with thirty tons of new hay and other farm equipment damaged. Damage estimates are not yet available.
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Indianapolis Journal
Dublin
Ind
Robert Bushman
Runaway Horse Injures Miss Bond in Dublin
Miss Claude Bond of Greensfork was hurt when a frightened horse bolted after she raised an umbrella while driving near Dublin. An Odd Fellows picnic is planned in Bond's grove near Germantown tomorrow. Christopher Spidel harvested 221 bushels of Russian red wheat from six acres, a yield of 36.91 bushels per acre.
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Indianapolis Journal
Dublin
Ind
Claude Bond
Greensfork
Soldier who helped capture Aguinaldo returns home
Elwood Indiana resident John J. Tesh of Battery N Sixth U S Artillery, who served in the Philippines for three and a half years, reports the division that captured Aguinaldo, says fighting has ceased for a year and a half, and forecasts the U S government will maintain troops in the islands for months more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
John J. Tesh
Sixth
United States Artillery
Philippines
Aguinaldo
United States
Islands
Watson and Pontious bound over for assault in Indiana
In Wabash Indiana Justice Davis bound James Watson and Roy Pontious over to the grand jury in $1,000 each for assault with intent to kill Frank Ireland trustee of Pleasant township. Ireland testified he visited Mrs Watson, denied impropriety, while witnesses spoke of scandal surrounding Ireland and Mrs Watson.
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Indianapolis
Wabash
Ind
Davis
James Watson
Roy Pontious
Frank Ireland
Pleasant Township
Watson
Eth
Ireland
Fulton County
Farmers using guns to hunt stray dogs in Dublin area
Farmers north of Dublin Indiana are shooting stray dogs to protect flocks. Eighteen dogs were killed, eight sheep crippled, and sheep losses include Aaron Scheidler's flock. Another farmer reports twenty sheep killed or crippled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Dublin
Ind
Aaron Scheidler
Fitzpatrick Says Wife’s Jail Proximity Overwhelms Him
In Bloomington Indiana on August 30 Sherman Fitzpatrick attacked a jail window pane after his wife was placed in an adjacent cell. He swallowed glass and appeared near death while his wife faced charges related to maintaining a house of ill repute.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Sherman Fitzpatrick
Stewart of Pennsylvania Receives Pennsylvania Dept Letter
In Elkhart Indiana on August J 8 Dodge a past commander of the G A R today received a letter from the Pennsylvania Department confirming that Thomas represents a linked matter. The brief dispatch notes a formal communication from the Pennsylvania authorities to the Indiana veteran.
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Indianapolis
Elkhart
Ind
J. 8. Dodge
Pennsylvania Department
Thomas
J Stewart to Seek Command at National Encampment
J Stewart who was injured in a recent runaway expects a full recovery and will attend the National Encampment at Cleveland as a candidate for commander in chief. He served as adjutant general in chief two terms without pay while G A R men in this state section oppose Gen. Dan Sickels due to his attacks on the pension commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stewart
Cleveland
Dan” Sickels
Bandits Break In Rush Home Demanding Hidden Cash
A dozen men smashed a window at Jacob Stump's Lapaz area home in Marshall county and forced the couple into bed with lanterns and revolvers. They searched for 32,000 dollars, found little, and fled with a small sum. Also, Mrs Frances B Frye of Chicago, held on an attempted murder charge against saloon keeper Thomas Fry, appears likely to be freed as he declines to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Jacob Stump
Lapaz
Marshall County
Stump
Lee
Laporte
Frances B. Frye
Chicago
Thomas J. Fry
Two Zunhammer sisters drown while fishing in Ohio river
Evansville Indiana reports Anna thirteen and Lena eleven drowned at noon after the elder slipped off a steen bank and the younger jumped in to save her. They tangled in a fishing line and died in each other's arms as a seven year old brother failed to rescue them.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Anna
Lena Zunhammer
Ohio River
Coffman Sues Boyd Over Sawmill Partnership
Andrew J Coffman a Richmond businessman sues William B Boyd of Greens Fork for an accounting and dissolution of their partnership in a Greens Fork sawmill and elevator. Coffman alleges Boyd never provided yearly accounts for nine years and has diverted profits for his own use. The suit claims the business totals many thousands of dollars and asserts Coffman has an interest in it.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Andrew J. Coffman
William B. Boyd
Greensfork
Boyd
Coffman
Youth hospitalized after assault in Michigan City
Paul Martin, sixteen, lies unconscious at his mother’s home in Michigan City after an attack last night. He was set upon by hoodlums who beat and kicked him until senseless. The assailants’ identities are unknown as police investigate the incident.
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Indianapoelis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Paul Martin
Michigan City
Boy Attacked by Bull Near Laporte Feared Dead
Eleven year old Willie Wellmitz son of Joseph Wellmitz living northwest of Laporte was gored by a bull while crossing a field. The injury is feared fatal as doctors treat him. Local authorities reported the incident occurred last evening.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Willie Wellmitz
Joseph Wellmitz
Pioneer Hiram Sulser Dies at 85 in Richmond
Richmond Indiana reports the death of Hiram Sulser aged eighty five at his home of heart failure. Born December 1 1816 in what is now Union county he married Jane Johnston April 8 1841. Also noted deaths include William Miller 87 of senility at his Boston area home, and Rev Francis Lynn longtime Wabash minister. Nearby obituaries list Susan Lee widow of Samuel Leeper Sr and mother of Samuel Leeper Jr, Mrs Mary A McBride and Dr Hiram Malott among others.
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Richmond
Ind
Hiram Bulser
Martha C. Whitehead
Union County
James
Lydia Sulser
Indiana
Ohio
Jane Johnston
Clark County
William Miller
Boston
John
Christena Miller
Virginia
Wabash
Francis Lynn
Ilinois
South Bend
Susan Lee
Samuel Leeper
Samuel Leeper, Jr
David Rohrer Leeper
Leeper
Sullivan
Mary A. McBride
William McBride
Warsaw
Joseph McConnell
Alexander Cripe
Bedford
Hiram Malott
Soldiers Reunion Draws Large Crowd in Lincoln City
In Rockport soldiers gathered for a reunion with F B Posey of Evansville addressing in Nancy Hanks Lincoln Park. Col J Wright and Dr McMahan spoke in the afternoon as Spencer County Teachers Institute planned for Rockport. Morion set for Sept 19 20 with about 20 veterans expected. Roy Frazier sued Pennsylvania Railroad after acquittal for side tracked car theft. Bedford Merchants Carnival profits rise with Seymour and Terre Haute delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Lincoln City
F. B. Posey
Evansville
Nancy Hanks
Lincoln Park
Col. J. Wright
Dr. McMahan
Spencer County Teachers’ Institute
Warbash
B. Porter
Lincolnville
Morton Ititles
Breckinridge Brothers in Kentucky Academic Row
Breckinridge ex-congressman W C P to take professorship in Central University law department at Panville with September start. Separate Lexington dispatch denies W P Breckinridge accepting Danville Center University law post and notes offering dean role to ex Congressman Clifton R Breckinridge of Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, Ky
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Congress
Law Trearment
Central University
Panville
Kyle
Lexington, Ky
W. P. Breckinridge
Center University
Danville
Clifton R. Breckinridge
Arkansas
Exposition store proprietor dies by own hand in Louisville
James Hutchinson, owner of the Exposition dry goods store on Fourth avenue, Louisville, shot himself at his home at 12 Brook Street. Long troubled by stomach ailments and despondent over his health, he ended his life this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
James Hutchinson
Fourth Avenue
Brook Street
WARNING TO SAMPSON IN FAMOUS NAVAL CONTROVERSY
A Washington Post overview argues Admiral Sampson acted as strategist rather than fighter in Cuban waters. It traces warnings from Admiral Schley, decisions to blockade Havana, and the July 2 3 actions at Santiago. The piece cites Garcia and Miles dispatches, signaling links, and questions Sampson may address on the witness stand.
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Washington Post
Schley
Sampson
Santiago
New York
General Shafter
Libony
Cuban
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Schley
Cervera
Clentuegoe
Havana
Washington
Key West
Colon
Schrey
Evans
Clark
Taylor
Wainwright
Captain Evans
Century Magazine
Hill
Garcia
Ervera
Shafter
Miles
Hernandez
Hernandes
Navy
Army
Hernandes Wis
Cerveta
Sam
Abso
Alfred Perdue Locked Up After Strange Behavior
Alfred Perdue, known for seeking the Indiana governorship, was jailed at police headquarters last night after officers observed increasingly odd conduct. Patrolman Bates ordered confinement, and Perdue later claimed he did not know why he had been detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Perdue
Indiana
Bates
Perdue
City News Items From Local Churches and Courts
Rev J D Stanley returns from Wequetonsing Mich Rev R B Osgood resumes services at Mayflower Church tomorrow morning Rev A W Baker of Hyde Park will preach at Meridian Street Church tomorrow morning at 1046 oclock Day Nursery Association outing Monday 2 30 Mrs Frank W Wood 1997 North Delaware street Angell Goshen baker filed banking petition Habilities 1514 assets 4250 15 Governor Durbin approves return of Walter Lon J Whiten Brevil wanted for forgery Plymouth Church asset teardown before new federal building Special service for ballot Gavin L Payne seen as school commissioner candidate Seeport Security Trust Co Payne ex newspaperman Rummage sale Saturdays 9 10 Salvation Army wagon offers Public urged to contribute Grand Army letters from Gen Lewis Wagner Thomas Stewart to attend National Encampment Trustees Central Hospital supplies Potatoes 7 cents a bushel cost MM cents 500 bushel Food and hospital supplies between 20 and 2000 monthly Arsenal invoice total over 39000 items invoiced many old pieces may be burned
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J. D. Stanley
Wequetonsing
Mich
Osgood
Mayflower Church
A. W. Baker
Hyde Park Church
Meridian-street Church
Day Nursery Association
Frank W. Wood
North Delaware Street
Ralph Wallace Angell
Goshen
Io Bankiug
United States
Durbin
Iinsh
Obie
Walter la
Lon J. Witeen
Brevil
Plymouth
Federal
Gavin L. Payne
Payne
Seecurity Trust Company
South Capitol Avenue
Gate Wage Department
The
Salvation Apg
Pubbic
Grand Army
Lewis Wagener
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Stewart
Cleveland
Central Hospital the Insane
United States Arsenal
Cornel Aucble
Major Shaler
Junk dealer Philip Walpe arrested for burglary and larceny
Philip Walpe a junk dealer of 6 May Street was arrested last night by Detectives Yves Wallace and Kray on burglary and petit larceny charges. He allegedly entered Harris 1 Wits Junkhouse on South Capitol Avenue and took a small quantity of junk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Walpe
May Street
Yves Wallace
Kray
Wits
Harris 1
South Capitol Avenue
The Modern Funeral Its Management book note
One of the latest books in trade papers is The Modern Funeral Its Management. In cloth the price is a dollar, but an Edition de Luxe in feather is available. The humor is veiled yet the tone remains cheerful, appealing to undertakers for whom it is written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Journal
Time to Come Home from Europe to Quiet Chicago Cranks
President Harper returns from France to suppress cranks at the Chicago University Summer School. The note in Time to Come Home comments on hopes for his leadership in restoring order and return to normalcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mall
Express
Harper
France
Chicago University
Atchison Globe Teases Guest Conversation Trick
The article hints at a social tactic where hosts steer talk back to a guest’s preferred topic when someone new joins, suggesting precautions to keep dialogue balanced and inclusive during gatherings. It notes a cultural expectation of hospitality and poised conversations.
Absent This Year Kansas City Journal Note
An old Kansas City Journal item notes absence this year with a seasonal line about frost and pumpkins suggesting someone or something missing as winter nears. The brief evokes a quiet, reflective tone typical of year end society notes in period newspapers.
Smoke Gen Worth High grade Se cigar. Co. W. KRIEL distributes.
Smoke Gen and Worth High grade Se cigar lines are distributed by W. KRIEL. The notice highlights distribution details for the brand and supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Cigar. Co. W. Kriel
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