A C Rorebeck Dead Civil War Vet and War Dept Clerk
A C Rorebeck a civil war veteran and later War Department clerk died Thursday at Fort Myers Florida after a long heart illness. He served in the 74th Illinois Volunteer Infantry and the Fourth United States Infantry before holding posts in the general staff and Missouri division. He was an active Royal Arcanum member and member of Ingram Congregational Church. Survived by wife a daughter and two sons Curtin and Edwin F. Rorebeck. He was in his seventy first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rorebeck
War Department
Fort Myers
Fla
Rorebeck
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Fourth United States Infantry
General Service
Department of the Platte
Missouri
Washington
Royal Arcanum
Ingram Congregational Church
Acington
Curtin Rorebeck
United States Army
Ndwin F. Rorebeck
New York
To Hear of Argentine Work Vesper Service
The South American Club of the Young Women’s Christian Association will lead the vesper service at the W. W. Co. 888 kt street tomorrow at 4.20. Reports from Buenos Aires, a character sketch of Miss Freed, the general secretary, and a song by Mrs. Strieby will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
W. W. Co
Buenos Aires Association
Boy Severs Injured by Auto Truck in Street Scene
Nicholas Vanella nine living at 212 Arthur Place Northwest was struck by an auto truck owned by Adama Express Company and driven by Alfred J Lowrey of 1100 Hour-and-a-Half Street Southwest while crossing Second Street Northwest late Thursday. He was taken to Emergency Hospital as physicians could not yet determine injury severity. The accident, described as unavoidable, occurred when the boy on roller skates darted into the path of the truck, leaving little time for the operator to brake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Vanella
Arthur Place
Adama Express Company
Alfred J. Lowrey
Richard Addison
Howard Road
Ninth Street
Lee Thompson
Massachusetts Avenue
Addison
James Rufus Ferguson
E. F. Brooks Company
Fifteenth Street
Tenth
D Streets
Casualty Hospital
Capro Iner Nevilt
Arthur Reimer
Conduit
National Metropolitan Bank
Haiti Revolutionists Prepare Final Campaign
Haitian revolutionists are preparing for a final campaign to crush the island government, with northern leaders raising large numbers of recruits to strike the weakened federal army. Red Cross cornerstone for memorial to women of the Civil War planned for December 9 during the annual meeting of the American Red Cross Society. builders aim to raise the cornerstone to grade before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Red Cross
American Red Cross Society
Strikes Spares and Splits Portland Is Pennant Winner
The Pacific Coast League race closes next Sunday as Portland, 1913 champions, wins the pennant with Los Angeles second and San Francisco third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wheat export records top as Italy pays high cash for grain
Chicago dispatch notes 14 hour export records surpassed with 3,000,000 bushels as Italy reportedly pays top cash for wheat to supply Switzerland. Rumors of German and British bidding, dampened market volatility, and broader gains in corn and provisions accompany news of limited Australia exportable surplus and poor Canadian yields amid German ship destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Australia
Canada
Argentina
Temple Church Pastor's Twenty Fifth Anniversary Reception
The Temple S Baptist Church held a crowded reception last night for Rev. J. J. Muir marking his twenty fifth year as pastor. Dr. Muir lauded his congregation for support in church improvements while speaking after tributes from Rev. Joseph T. Kelly and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Church
Temple S Baptist Church
J. J. Muir
Dr. Muir
Joseph T. Kelly
Washington
Muir
Charles N. Richards
David C. Grayson
Fred Beall
Samuel H. Greene
Francis I. Deland
Brokers to Buy a Bale Real Estate Move in Washington
Washington real estate brokers voted at their annual meeting to join the buy a bale of cotton movement by approving a purchase. A committee was named to oversee the buy, with John L. Weaver reelected president and officers George Worthington Harry Ross and H J Rust. a banquet is planned for November when the National Real Estate Association president visits. Discussion covered for sale and for rent signs and current legal limits on signs, with concerns about violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Realty
Real Estate Brokers' Exchange of Washington
Board of Trade
William H. Raunders
W. G. Dent
John L. Weaver
Association
George Y. Worthington
Harry K. Ross
H. J. Rust
Randall H. Hagner
Leonard<3roomes
John*. Weedon
National Real Estate Association
Washington
Gale
Religion and the Ramrod at Sunday School Institute
The editorial quotes Rev. C. W. Whitmore urging compulsory religion and asks if religious authority ever truly governs with force. It argues Sunday schools fail to feed the church and critiques businesslike management of Sunday education as outdated. Mrs Margulrite Pup Pont Lee signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School
C. W. Whitmore
Wshopa
Episcopal Church
Mr. Whitmore
Whitmore
Margulrite PU Pont Lee
Widow Granted Hope Estate In Probate Action
Mrs Katherine Grant Hope widow of William Hope who died October 4 is bequeathed his entire estate and named executrix The will dated December 18 1913 filed in probate Louise Roths will offered probate yesterday leaves to sister Mary E Stehle her home at 715 First Street Northeast her household effects and much of her jewelry All money due her and remainder of her jewelry go to husband Joseph P Roth The residue goes to the husband who is named executor The will dated December 16 194 and testatrix died October 21 The will of Mary M Scott dated October 1904 and amended October 9 1905 offered for probate Minor bequests to Mary E Stit rest of estate to John W Scott guardian named for son Mrs Scott died July 18 1913
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Grant Hope
William Hope
Louise Roth
Mary E. Stehle
First Street
Joseph P. Roth
Mary M. Scott
Mary E Stit
John W. Scott
Mary E. Scott
Mrs. Scott
Police Seek Relatives of Unidentified Death Victim
A man about five years old named John Koehner died Thursday after two weeks at Georgetown University Hospital from general debility. Police report the body is at the morgue and doubt Koehner’s Washington home. authorities seek his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koehner
Georgetown University Hospital
Koehner
Washington
Gulf Refining launches South American oil push
The Gulf Refining Company of Philadelphia opens a campaign to win South America oil trade. W. W. Tarbell sails to Buenos Aires to lead the effort as a $1,000,000 Port Antonio plant is planned, plus tin can and box factories. Case oil in five-gallon cans will ship aboard steamships for Latin markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gulf Refining Company
South America
W. W. Tarbell
Pittsburgh
Buenos Aires
Port Antonio
Tex
J. B. Gibb
Gulf Company
Tarbell
Europe Must Buy Surplus Rain Crop, Fort Says
Gerrit Fort, passenger traffic manager for the Union Pacific, notes Europe will demand cereals as crops are large. He asserts U S wheat and corn will wipe out debt, and stock exchanges remaining closed should not disturb business. Fort is returning to Omaha after visiting the West and San Francisco for the Panama Pacific Expo display. The Union Pacific exhibit, showing scenic, agricultural and mineral resources, will occupy four acres and cost about 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Pont
Europe
Elief
Gerrit Fort
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
5000 Missouri Mules Purchased by the Allies
New York dispatch reports 5000 Missouri mules to be shipped from St. Louis to the British and French governments with about twice as many horses from the Middle West. Howard Bailey of St. Louis, VP of Maxwell & Crouch Mule Company, says the mules are for use in South Africa and will be sent within six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Dispatch
St. Louis
Globo-Democrat
Missouri
Middle West
Howard Bailey
Bailey
Maxwell & Crouch Mule Company
National Stock Yards
Chicago
South Africa
Allies Order 4 Million Pairs Shoes For Allies
Milwaukee reports rising industrial prosperity as IPfis ter Vogel Leather Company fills orders for four million pairs of shoes for ally armies. August H. Vogel says extra workers are added. Weinbrenner and other Milwaukee firms assess bids but home demand limits outside orders. English firms likely to handle the contract. Winter Manufacturing files big ice machine orders for tropical markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Dispatch
New York Times
Milwaukee
Ipfister & Vogel Leather Company
August H. Vogel
C. F. Hobin
Weinbrenner Shoe Company
Robin
Winter Manufacturing
Police notes report multiple robberies and injuries across the city
The police logged numerous thefts including auto tires from 1833 Fourteenth Street NW and silverware from 1122 Eleventh Street NW. Other losses involved a diamond ring, a gold locket, cement and sacks, a silver bag with money, a shotgun, watches, and a lady’s jewelry. Injuries included Richard Addison’s bicycle collision near Ninth Street NW and several minor crashes and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Freeman
Fourteenth Street
New Jersey Avenue
E.3. Shaffer
Thirteenth Street
Ohio Avenue
Eleventh Street
Victor J. Scully
F Street
Irving Street
J. M. Tomlin
B Street
Engineering Department
C. G. Jones
Fifth Street
Maj
Lewis Merriman
Cairo
Alfonzo Cartandonia
Quincey Street
Mary Ruthford
Half
War drives demand for sheep skins for warm clothing
The Boston Transcript notes rising interest in sheepskins used for HaInga lining as European armies prepare for cold months. Local authority says prices now are not high enough to spur large shipments, and last winter’s light demand left dealers under stockpiled. Skin supply is limited since early summer sourcing has passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Transcript
Allied Governments Order Army Wagons for War Effort
Articles from Lancaster and other cities report Allied powers placing large orders for wagons and wooden material. The French, English, and Russian governments have ordered 2,000 wagons from Columbia Wagon Company and Lebscler received a $75,000 order for wooden wagon and automobile components. The machinery trade abroad shows a setback but is stabilizing per Gen. Otto Falk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
New York
Far East
Otto Falk
Allis-Chalmers Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Offers Free Freight for Belgian Refugee Gifts
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces free freight to New York for Christmas gifts to Belgian or Phana refugees in the European zone until November. Service applies to freight shipped by organized DC district committees in conjunction with Belgian consuls. Gifts should be consigned to Pierre Mall, Belgian consul, 25 Madison Avenue, billed to Pier 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
District of Columbia
Pierre Mall
Madison Avenue
Pier
Man Dies After Freight Yard Accident in Eckington
James A Higgins aged 58 of 626 I Street Northeast died of internal injuries after being struck by a freight car in the Eckington Baltimore and Ohio yard. He worked as a car inspector. One leg was mashed. Coroner Nevitt to hold an inquest at the District morgue this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Higgins
I Street
Eckington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Nevitt
Russians Victors and Rededicated Honors on Front
German bombardment at Warsaw killed nine and wounded fifty six as Russians claimed a gain on the Radymno heights. A young general who had recovered from grave wounds led the assault on the San River front near Przemysl, with 22 officers and over 1,000 men captured and 200 wounded. Count Potocki, Polish sportsman, reportedly shot by Germans. Bishop Anastasia cites looting of churches during Kholm invasion. In the Vistula battle Russians claim a key victory driving Germans back and capturing prisoners, guns, and ammunition. Austrians revive and attack the Russian left wing, while German advances west of Augustowo falter. Russian cavalry press the retreat, taking prisoners as the date notes awards to Grand Duke Nicholas and Captain Martinoff for bravery after fire near a powder magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Radymno
San River
Przemayl
Petrograd
Thomas Potocki
Anastasia
Kholm
London
Vistula
Pilica
Hiver Alane
France
Ivangorod
Galicia
Surat
River San
Paesslau
Kozlenica
Sandomir
Ppossets
Nicholas
Claus
Grand Duke
Martinoff
Deeds of Trust in Blue Plain Bellevue area details
A lengthy list of deeds of trust moving through various properties in Blue Plain Bellevue and Brooklands. Names include Sweeney Mattingly F Snowden, Bolgiano, Ham Gale Doyle, and many McGlue and Saul interests. Transactions show securements for sums ranging from $500 to $3,900 with terms from 1 to 7 years and interest around 6 percent, spanning multiple square blocks and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Plain
Bellevue
Harry B. Sweeney
Joseph C. Mattingly
F. Snowden
Frank W. Bolgiano
Ballevue
Emma ¥. Miller
George E. Hamitem
Harold E. Doyle
Thomas M. Gale
Aldina Jacobson
James Berry
Marvin A. Custis
Perpetual Building Association
Annie E. Fisinger
Same
David M. Miller Witl Francis Saul
G. Percy McGlue
Harry A. Kite
Winfield Freston
B. Francia Saul
William Clabaugh
J. Witley Jacobs
Savey
D. Francie Saul
Barry A. Kite
Wiliam PF. Marshall
H. D. Gordon
Fulton R. Gordon
Philip A. Simpson
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropolitan Building Association
J. Edna Brady
St. Elizabeth
Brooke and
Square
Wilmer F. Moo
Y Et Az
M. Gertrude Semmes
H. J. Gordon
Charles H. Johnston
David &, Rust, Jr
Albert C. Conner
Joseph CC. Peard
James K. M. Norton
WH. Rozier Dulaney
James R. Elerson
Marle M. Fisher
Emma Reichard
T Vir
Edward
William B. Edmonston
Louis R. Peak
M. M. Marr
Ilarry S. Welch
Charles E. Marsh
Secre Briste
Washington Lomn and Trust Company
Charles E. Johnston
BR Well Saul
Asher
Josephine J. Herfurth
H. BR. Howenstein
Fred W. Reeves
Edger R. Richardson
Jane A. Markwood
Jonn &, Kratz
Joseph T. Sherier
Susannah Miller
Washington Heights
Ernest G. Walker Et al
Wharton E. Lester
Michael J. Colbert
Effingham
Samuel J. Waters
Clarence M. de Veile
A. Boyd
Lavinia de Veile
Charles C. Cumberland
Harry S. Welch
Charles F. Marsh
Eura Bassie
Welch
Tate
Campbell Carrington Et Te Chapin Brown
Benny H. Beremann
Serv Oriental Building Association
Orginal
Supreme Court legal record with multiple cases and statistics
United States Supreme Court docket recounts admissions of several lawyers, case numbers across appeal from New Mexico territory, and a long list of United States v cases with arguments by Solicitor General and others. Includes equity court and circuit court entries, motions, adjournments, and criminal proceedings in Washington DC courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Juntice Hughes
van Devanter
Justice Lamar
Juatice Pitney
Joe- Lve McReynolds
Albert G. Ewing, Jr
Shville
Tenn
Theodore 2. dur@forrough
Nashville
James M. Hall, Jr
Augusta
Orland
Tina Haffner Retsch
Supreme Court of the
Territory of New
Wilson H Hrke
Mayer
Soleitar
Davin
United States
J. A. Reynolds
GW. Broughton
Allan Gideon W. Broughton
Salieitar
General Davin
W. L. Martin
The
Dulin Wigger
Moose John
Warren
Horan A. Balen
Marion Erwin
Porto Riva
Pierre Emanuel
Beron de Laurens d'Iselay
Samuel T. Ansell
Federico Dagerau
Appellee
Mound City Company
Appellant
Robert H. Castleman
Castle
Real Estate Transfers From Northwest and Southeast Washington
Real estate transfers listed for 1916 across multiple streets including Thirteenth Street North West Parker Street NorthWest and Fourteenth Street Northeast. Transactions name heirs executors and buyers like James Murray Norvella Sayer and Georgiana Cruse with amounts ranging from $10 to $18 per lot or square, detailing properties in Brightwood Park Brookland and Chevy Chase area with various square numbers and lot descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Street
Johe EL Mitchell
Thomas A Johnson
Parker Street
Joseph
Sheehy
James Murray
Mquare
Sixteenth Street
TD Streets
Haree
David M. Miller
Warren Street
Uogtreeta
Harry A. Kite
Garfield Huights
Clyde
Asher
Fo Meyers
Charles
Howenstein
Castle Heights
James E
Hanwart
Moray
Aloestim
Rensep
Peter Ty King
Acker Street
Satle
A. Bowls Erat
Ie James
ATVIT
Bronklant
Ryeseberg
Ritter
Thomsen
James
Mone
Comestic Avenue
Same
Lars Af
Fourteenth Street Heights
Kenyon Street
James 8
Meora Et Ux
Charles W. Barbee
Columbia Haights
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Eiseman & CO
Seventh & E Streets
Eiseman & Coo
Haiti
Duckoin Leagie
Durpin League
Resoluree
Chaps
Ing
Carmichael
Furals
Tatas
Tris
Hesolutes
Moiles
Woodmen
World Department
Fowler
Commerce
Higgs
Nyemas
Saleona
Whale Kevan
RY Trelps
Mt Robasan
Broderick
Firgersia
Hoffman
Owen Ie
Kardon
H . Peters
Tarale
Rustness ME
Tura
Parker-Faliger
Parmele
Rist
Keane
Potoma
Neil
Pirin
Ry Lasrenssa
Murray
Ferguson
Nevis Rodeffer
Seweigert
T. Murtgh
Postopeice Dept. We Muck
Mitty
Weitmer
Litteford
Matias
Mccarthy
Kinsey
Velai
Ortenbauer
Browne
McDonnugh
Hart
Mough
Pattison
Speiden
McCormack
Thomas
Op Muir
Ems
Torals
M. T
Starercon
Preight Derasy Cottons
Holmes
Simmons
National Acurelin Lraglf
I. Wetrapean Wordward & Lartrop
I Wash Gas Co. Smitt
Larken
Ri Norris
Veteney
Kretaher
Josson
Howell
Au Andrews
Mercer
Cw Hall
Marvin
Rae Crow
Takoma Fox
White Howe
Kerlin
Braves
Jordan
Ms Sa
Burch Taing
St Shoem
Saltiva
Teuronier
Rosendorn
Weinberger
Sheppard
Baker
Go Mansur
Copenhater
Cowbick
Tarate
Sar
National Capital
DLC
KRIN
Brunant
Palace
Rabinetts RT
Lennan
Tata Lewis
Rey Krauss Ag Watson
Italy
Great Britain
Germany
Switzerland
HOPE
U.S
Texas
West
Union Pacific
East St. Louis
Police
Second
E Streets
Frank Wranson
Half Street
Ralph Harsaugh
Nicpola Avenue
Anacostia
Atreets
Lewis Parker
Capital Traction Company
Arsenal Barns
Seventh Street
David A. Penny
Highland Avenue Northwest
Cedar Street
Piney Branch Road
A. W
Boston
Russia
Skinner
Kawashina
John (. Rau
Twelfth Street
M Street
James Bennett
Emma R. Benjamin
Long Branch
N.J
Fourteenth and
Bertha Crown
Quincy Street
Union Transfer Company
John T. Spalding
Twelfth
N Streets Northwest
Owen—K. Truitt
U Street
Coat and Towel Company
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
New Hampshire Avenue
Augustowo
Suwatki
Fatleoeing
Ilawetz
Pruswia
Grodno
Buwaiki
Poland
Daily Mail
Crane Compens
Wiliam T. Powell
J. A. Oshes
Phiip Buacher
Tilstriet Af Falumbia
Woodward & Lohrop
Plaintin
W. F. Davia
W. Gardiner
Nathaptel H. Major Ve. Hoyal
Senefit Society
VL Hayden
Mamie
Ertl
John T. Moner
James ¥. Higging
Elizabeth Wig-Ams
Turnage
Ahal & Quinn
James H. Dabney
Ruth Tabney
Lackia
Cox & Hrate
L. L. Perkins
Equitable Surety Co
Southers Bldg
Henry Heath
Heath
Calvert Shop
Perkins
Supreme Court
Equity Court No
MrCoycraft
Arlington Hotel Company
JW. Cooney Company
McKenney, Tanners & Fiz
Hoh G Assie
F. E. Chapin
A. B. Duvall
E. H. Thomes
Lowenstein
Tlaintif
M. J Colbert
EA Bailey
Hawes
Plaintif
J. Murphy
Mo J. Colbert
Rixford v. Keune
Deeren Pro Confesso
Plaintifa
F. A. Penning
Spencer Garden
H Grimes
Attocoey
W. BE. Lemner
de la Vergne Machine Company
Plaintis
Leon Tobriner
H. W. Glassie
Ho Mernat
Platinum
Jenn T
Andrew Wilson
Yabney Ve
Dabney
Plaintus
Lackir, Cox & Kraty
Tadey
Thompson
Beall
Bheckelix
Sheckelly
Banby- Smith
Davis
Burkert
Jackson
Hardwick
Jones
Rucker Vx
Southworth
Lambert & Yeatman
Woodard
Allen Va
Hemmick Manufacturing Company
Neale & England
Hellen
Asaneance Company
Bernard's
Clephane & Clephane
Wolf
Brandenburg
Gillam Ve. Gillam
Grant & Baker—Davis
Crupper
Real Estate Trust Company
Sullivan, Thomas
Eliia & Donaldson
Meetze Va
Meetze Attorneys
Stooe— Quinter
Gies
Lynhem Va
Hufty
Attornsye
Sullivan— Burke
Laces Ve. Lucas
Chese— Stearman
Newman
Tman
Syme
Stephens
Gensburg
Cohen
New Brl Jones
Parks
James— Wheatler
Calvin H. Chanser
George F. Curtis
American Recuriry
Compan
Worthington—Wilson
Earnshaw
Fircuit Court
Justier Gould White
Tain and
Elec
Company
Men
Plata Attorneye
W. J. Tambers
Kt. H
Atorneys
Baker, Leahy—Stenhens
Munsey Triad Company Oe
Flacher Attorneys
Lamber
Hamby
Carmedy
Ove Simpmon
Handy
Jackson —Alber
Jewetton
Meswe & Son
Attornese
Gardiner
MecNefil
Attormeya
Carmeds
Circuit Court NO
Stafford Jones
Black
Marsh
Williams
Willams
W.of. Leighton
GF. Bibaneys
W. Preston Glen Mannheimer
Donough Verdet
Taortner
Ao OL. Newmser
DLW
Baker and
Eyn
Shine
Mongan
Waanington Railway and Berethe Company
Haab
Hlogan
Rogerson Company
Barker
Ka Bfua
Pierre
Hogan -Srane
Rhodes
Chesapeake
Washington Tis Frailey Lambid
Volumbia
Acrortford and Potomac Telephone Company
Cromelin
Tucker, Kenyond& Mactariand Ne
Crumbus
Bheehy
Dalley —Hwan
McLarren
Conmbe
Metager
Hale Ca
Duckett
Williams—Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamilton
Patterson Vo
Pany
Attornuers
Higgins
Russey Westporn
Attorn
Capital Traction
Com- McNeill, Evans—Hogan
Brandenburg @ Brandenburg
Fenning
Garden
Simpeon Vapany
Jeffre
Plaintift
Ander Woit
Morgan Fren Vx
Tartan
Clarence Washington
Rapbers
Cew
Ted. Taster
Edwin Daubnex
Lewla Herbert
Atorney
EG Hubert
Richard Hunt
Bowien
Charles M. Thompson
Q. H. Alward
Clarence
Mbherr
Taylor
Modona
Clark Va
Carmody
Hendy
Alexander Va
Washington Overland Company
Quinn-Swindell
Lewis Medicine Company
O'Donnell
Whealley—Baker
Leaby
Appomattory Trunk
District Court
Justice Anderson
George ©. Warren
Charles M. Forrrat
J. Eric Powell
Juntice McCoy
Probey Brothers
W. M. Hallam
Juatice McCoy
B. U. Graham
Fannie K. Pax
Oan Security and Trust Company
A. B. Leer
Mary R. Hogan
Mattingly
Mary E. Wiliams
Anglia
Joseph Bherter
Horace
Willian Hope
Edward J. Pospisel
Emma Wo Myers
Attornes
W. C. Engsten
Wiliam M. Baas
Lyon & Lynn
Louise 5
Roth
Baberre Rosenthal
Bute
Will
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