'ilK TIKE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMHEIl lf, 19H.
. atiil'lsg
By MELLIFICIA.
Tuesday, December 15, 1914.
t
RE we not becoming very ultra-ultra?
A At a recent dancing party held at the Rome hotel. Oruaba
launched the fashionable dance ushers.
It was greatly applauded and all agreed In the language of the
Intensely interesting moment "that these usher were really lovely, s
gomethlng so different, don't you know! I am really crazy abcut them,
tc, etc."
Only in the last month the urbane east has Introduced dance usher,
and It is still a question whether or not they will he accepted. Some like
them, others say it rather embarrasses wall flowers.
But they are individual. Just the other day, one of Omaha's well
dressed matrons was gaied upon Interestedly by on-lookers as she sauntered
down Farnam street with scarlet heels.
Will scarlet heels be accepted along with dance ushers?
Will the Rotarians spring dance UHhers at the Charity hall?
Omaha Womana Whist Club.
The Omha Woman's Vhlst club enter
tained this mornlna In flieir rooms In the
Continental block. The members are:
MedmeB
T. M. Orr,
r. K. Coulant.
Frank t'otnetser.
i. H. Fuller.
James Chillc.
3,. A. Grnr.
B. Unburn.
lonard Kverrtt of
Council Wufie.
JJ. W. (tunthrr.
W. H. Wilbur,
Uew Bowling Club.
The members of the A. 1 ' Howling
Hub held their initial meeting at the
Farnam alleys. The hlahest score wsa
made by Mies Molly Corby. Those pr"-
ent were:
Meidiin.es
Mary ("retsh.
J. N. Ualilnln.
A. O. Kdward.
(). K. HeersU-k,
K. J. Kltsseruld.
I. V. ftmles,
W. C. Hunderland.
W, II. lioortrlt h,
H. W. YHtes,
L. C Gibson.
Misses
JWnlly t'nrhy.
Ke Aflier.
MUdied Iiv
Misses
Kether Holnvmt.
Iannis Hrodekey,
"arris I.ulheg,
Evelyn Levy.
Lllllsn ltnhtn.
ivy.
Mrs. Olandcr.
Thimble Club Entertained.
Mra. J. II. Diimont entertained the
members of the Thimble club thla after
noon at her home. Besides aewln, thla
club always has an entertainment of
aome kind. This afternoon a story u
told by Wise Louise Blegner. The mem
bers are;
Mlssrs
Alice Buchanan,
lies Mumont.
Mesrtames
A. C). Buchanan,
A. W. Carpenter,
IV. K. Harris.
J. W. Nicholson,
J. T. Bailey.
ii. O. Htreisbt.
J. C. Vsn llnren,
Hovel 1'. niler.
Hoy Bund d,
I- D. Oarr
Krank N. Iklns
J. O. rhllllppl.
O. E. Carpenter.
Misses
(IreU-hen McConnell.
Meedamcs
Arthur I hm'th,
J. II. Dnmoiit,
deorge Barker,
1. W. Carpenter,
Arthur Ixtrkwood,
J. F. Carpenter,
H. K. fnnderlnnd,
K.wlng Brown,
t. A. Sunderland.
V. E. White,
W. O. Teinpleton,
A. It. Benton,
A; L. Patrick,
I A. leimod,
A.. J. rierson.
Frank Carpenter.
11. B. Whltehouse,
.V. M. rtsssett.
W. M. Dorraiice.
' J. F. Koera.
Carl M. Johnson.
Pancei Tonight
- The Twinkle club will give a dancing
party thla evening at the Metropolitan
club.
Tha "Latest Dances" club will enter
tain this evening at Turpln's academy.
Carter Lake Club,.
The Carter Lake Swimming and Bowl
ing club met at the Farnam bowling
allays Monday afternoon. High ecora
waa made by Mra. U A. Dermody'a team.
The membera Included:
THos.lnmes Meademee
II. L. I nderwood, . ' Charles Myers.
J. A. Krceland.
K. U. merman.
Alex Jetee.
W. If. Oould, Jr.)
J. A. Plmlok,
W. J. Catlin.
Henry Keating,
K. F. Brailey,
Y. W. Ktroup,
Chriitmag Visitor!.
m and Mra. II J. Perry and daughter,
V. lime, of Marshelltown. la., are expected
In the near future to spend tha holldaya
with Mra. Perry's parenta, Mr. ana jure,
J. II. Haner.
Mr. Robert Mcrheraon of Ranehester,
Wyo., haa arrived to apend Chrtatmaa
with hie parerits, Mr. ana sirs, i. n.
Wcl'herson.
Entertain at Dinner.
Mr. and Mra. J. H. Butler will give a
eiinncr vl w.v.m -
their home. Tha table will be decorated
with a mound of Klltemey rosea and
tevia.
Dinner in Lincoln. ;
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Marshall of Unooln
ntrt.ined at dinner complimentary to
their Omaha gueata Saturday evening.
Covers were laid for ten. The guests were
Tlshop Arthur L. Wllllnme, Misa Uleanor
Bprasue. Mlse Mary praaue. Mra. George
Trimble, ail of Omaha: the Rev. George
Tyner of Tork. Neb.i Henry Partington.
J. E. R. Millar and the Rev. ChaiiCa R.
Tyner of Lincoln. .
Pome of Mrs. T. f.. Kimball at 2:
ovio-.k. Kloctlon of offb'ers will take
plate at tliln m'etlng.
Debutante Bridge Club.
tin Account of the numcrova affuira
planned for the debutantes the weekly
Debutante Brlds-e club haa postponed the
meeting until nftr the holldnys.
With the VUiton.
Mrs. Joseph Fcls of Philadelphia Is at
the Rome hotel. Mra. Fels Is rcMrnln
from a tour of the west In the Interest
of suffrage. Phe addreased the high
school airla and the londere of suffrage
In Omaha at a hastily arranged meeting
this afternoon at the Rome hotel.
In and Out of the Bee Eire.
Mr. John A. Mcfthane has returned
from Texas.
Miss F.dlth Moehle of Omaha Is visit
ing Mr. and Mra. A. T. fieeley In Lincoln.
Mr. Kwlng Forbes leaves thla evening
for rhlcsgo, where he will reside in the
future.
Mra. K. IJ. Mlnaon of Cheyenne, Wyo., Is
visiting her sinter, Miss Km ma Quick, and
will remain until after the holldaya.
Miss Jrarile Barkalow of Denver arrived
thla morning and will apend a few days
with Mra. "Wilson Auatln. Miss Barkalow
la returning from Chicago.
Personal Mention.
Miss Mildred House took part in the
program given at the owning reception
of Norton' Dancing academy, In Lin
coln, Thursday evening of last week. Mr.
Fred Norton assisted Miss House In
demonstrating classic and modern ball
room dancing.
Twin girls were born to Mr, and Mrs.
George Ilelntse Monday. Mrs. Ilelntae
waa Miss Ina Fitsgerald.
Mr. and Mra. D. J. O'Brien will apend
Chrlatma with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
O'Brien in lirldgnport, Conn.
Miss Helen Leulse Crosby of Topeka,
Kan., will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
y, H. Oalnea and Misa Marlon Kuhn dur
ing the holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Melllnger have gone
to Burlington, la., called there by tha
kuddan death of Dr. Melllnger's sister,
Mrs. Clarence Pteen.
MRS. DUNCAN DEAD,
HUSBANDJS DYING
City Employe Falli in Paralytic
Stroke and Wife Sick in Bed
Cannot Eelp Him.
BOTH ARE TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Wife Dies and HaaHaag Sek M
! Be Told of Her Death
Former Employe of the
Water f'ompaay.
Robert Diinrsn, city inspector, in th
department of public Improvements and
former city plumbing Inspector, is st thej
point of death li St. Joseph's hospital, i.
where his wife Ilea dead. Mrs. D-itican
died at 10 45 o'clock Monday night.
Mr. Duncan suffered a paralytic stroke
at hie home, 262 Davenport etrect, Mon
day. His wife, 111 In bed, waa unable
to help him as he lay unconscious on the
floor. Mrs. Thomas MeOovern, wife of
the city conncllmsn, discovered them
there.
Police Commissioner A. C. Kii'l sent
a Police automobile to the hom" and the i
coupia were rcmovea w ine :ionpiiai, i
-i . , , . . i I
wnera jnrp. 1'UDi.in uieu. air. L-'iiiitan ib
so HI that physicians are withholding
from him Information of his wife's d'a'.h.
Mr. Duncan was an employe, of the old
water company and then of ihe Water I
board for about twenty years. Two years
ago be accepted a position with t,-c illy.
UjS' Tho Stores With the Christmas Spirit ?55?ftr&C5
r v we nave me u-
upen
Evenings
Till 9 O'clock
Beginning Than
day end Until
Christmas.
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t,i"l V aH ii fl-rr ' -W C IIT T ' - -- . ... , - - .MMmm m, w m mmMMmaimim
Largest Assort
ment of Fine
Jewelry and
Silverware
in Omaha..
w iln our own en-
graying and MARtC
everything free of
charge.
Handkerchiefs HoiiyBo"e
75c
OW MJUH TX.OOB.
.Men's and Women's Fine Sheer Linen Initial Handker
chiefs. Wide or narrow hems. Some with wreaths
and butterfly designs. Blx In a box. Values up
11.50. Extraordinary value, at, box
Men's and Women's Fine
i ,KV..aii.,1.tl r i -r-Si j is
Linen Silk Crepe de Chine
and Jap Silk Handker
chiefs Values QC'
to 50c each, for atiOC
MJLXH nOOl AITS BUIMHT.
Women's 8hamro k
Ilandker- OP I
chiefs, 3 for i
Women's Embroideml'
Ilandkcr- jq
chiefs, 3 for OiCf
Children's IIandker-
3
in
chleN,
3 for .
1IIUKI I - 1
15c box
Mail Business of
Omaha is Showing
Steady Increase
A permanently Increasing mail bua1
ness here, combined with the Christmas
rush, which ia now aasumlng large pro
portions, hss led to considerable Increases
In equipment and floor apace, and to the
addition of a number of exera clerks In
the postofflce and the local railway mail
service. ,
"We are glad that our advice to mail
Christmas packages early Is being heeded
this year," aaya Aaslstant Tostmaster
Jamea I. Woodard. "It will result in the
holiday parcels being delivered In good
condition and on time thla year."
. At the liurllngton railway postofflce
terminal, 70o square feet of extra floor
space and 11,500 worth of alternations
and new equipment la now ready and
will be put Into use thla week, Superin
tendent C, M. Reed aaya.
More equipment has been added at the
Union depot postal station, in order to
handle the increased malls, and the rail
way poatuffloe terminal at the Council
Bluffs transfer has also been enlarged.
The addition in railway mail equipment
and floor apace are necessitated by the
lfrinHimni-iy iiuixaecu wiei pox l ana j
other mail business, officials say. The
Christmas rush haa caused only the tem
porary employment of exera clerks.
Silk Hosiery
For Men
and Women
Put Up in Holly Boxes.
Women's Pure Thread Silk Hose
In all the latest evening
shades and black and white. All
full fashioned, with high spliced
heels and toes and double soles.
Some have all silk tops; others
the wide garter tops. One pair
put up in a fancy Christmas
box $1.00
Women's Pure Thread KUk Hose
In black only. Full regular
made, spliced heels and toes
and double soles, with wide
lisle garter tops. TWO PAIR8
put up In a beautiful Christmas
box 81.50
Men's Pure Tltread Silk Hose
in black, white, gray, navy and
tan; full fashioned, with high
spliced heels and toes and
double soles. TWO PAIR8 In
fncy Christmas box for 91.00
Give a Camera
. naf io 6e sure if U good . .
and you ore paying t !
lowmat price for it, buy it . t
Brandtii.
No. 2 Ilnstrr Ilrown Cameras
Size 2l4x3U, special.. $1.69
No. 2 fluster Urown Cameras
Size 26x4. special. .$2.69
No. S Buster Urown Cameras
Size 2x34, special. .$3.59
No. 2 Folding Ituster Krown Ko
daksSize 2x4,4. $5.49
Wt carry a complete stork of Pftoto Sup
flit. Wt develop year Film FREE htn
entering ariala.
Christmas Novelties
of The Different Sort
SJbowm Is Oar
Third Ward Society
Celebrity Calls for
Law to Help Out;
"Iwl Help, law! WhV am de law!" j
Shouting at the top of his voice, Clus
Chlvls. colored, yclept "Baltimore," and
prominent In Third ward social affairs,
raced up Tenth street, near Capitol
avenue, last night.
Detectives Johnnie Dunn and Jlmmle
Kennelly, representing tha "law," heard
"Baltimore's" appeal for assistance and
they stopped his mad dash. As they did
so, they saw E. Bardeno, yclept "Tha
Mexican Hound" (named Jestingly so be-
causa of his superabundance r hair)
chasing him. "Tha Hound" had two big
loaded revolvers and he waa bent upon
providing "Haltlmora" wth free passage
acrtiss the River Jordan.
On the way to tha police station, where
"The Hound" waa subsequently charged
with carrying 'conoeahid' waapona and
"Baltlmoro" with disturbing tha publlo
peace, it developed that the latter had
stolen the heart of a dusky damsel who
hitherto haa basked la tha amlles of "The
Hound."
Pumpkin.
Pin
Recipe
Cottage Pumpkin PI
(Lare Pla) IS cutmi pumpkin, boiled and
attained through colander; 1 cup brown
Jugar; t saga (one If they are nigh priced) t
i teaspoon ginger; teaspoon allnpice:
I tsatponn cinnamon; I tablespoon flour; 1
cup Collage Milk mmed with 1 cup water.
watar aUiw!
with crust and
Omaha Hotel Men
Attend the Annual
Meeting in Lincoln
A doaen hotel men will go to Uncpln to
attend tbe annual convention of the Ne-braska-lovfa
Hotel Clerks' asaoclatlon,
lasting until Thursday evening.
.. . ,1 , , .tt it .in , .
rung in nonor o r. """V Colonel William Anderson of Hotel Rome.
Berkeley, Cal. Covera will be preaidaat and founder of the .ablation.
fclX. sr. ocnenc win " -,
with Mr. Walter Crlfflth and will go onj
to Wilmington. N. C. where he will be
best man at the wedding of Mr. Griffith ;
and Miss Mildred Mi Ray Smith, which
will be celebrated Wednesday, December
23, In Wilmington.
Informal Dinner.
Mr. and Mra. J. W. Crlfflth will enter.
tain very informally at dinner thla eve- j
Chautauqua Lecturer Here.
Misa Meddle Ovlngton Hsmliton of New
York City, field ewrstary for the Chau
tauqua Bdentiflo and Literary circle, will ,
talk on "The Brotherhood of Man us Re
flected In Literature'' at tho home of
Mra, r. R. Straight Wednesday after
noeav Miss Hamilton is a lecturer of na
tional repute. She will arrhe In Omaha
Wednesday morning froni Lincoln, tshere
aha lectures todsy.
With Bridge Playeri.
The Team Auction Brltigo club was en
tertained Monday at tho homo of Mra.
W. H. Taylor. Tha club mill pot meet
agaia uatU after tbe holidays. f
Birthdgy Ptrty.
Master Ben McDrnnutt enturtained in
honor of bis fiftb birthday. tturJay
afternoon. Thosa present were:
Masters Msater
John Kuyers. Alanaoa Root,
Warren Harwood, leorge Lalrr,
Koland Boyar, Hrt lole,
faul Burluigli, linn McLrutott.
Tor Hin Bacon.
Mra. Arthur M. finte euterUlned at
luncheon, followed by a theater party,
today ia honor of lil l.'.n ll Us con.
Suffrage Meeting Postponed.
The meeting of tte Lnu.il KrnnchiM
sorlctr, which wss announced f r Thurs
day sfifrnoou, haa ben poatponed until
J i-iOsy aiutawoa aud w ill b held at the
With him will go Secretary Joseph Mo
Caffery and wile of the Kchllts, Charlea
W. Miller of the Loyal, Paul K. IMaaton
i of the Merchants, Joseph ii. Keenan of
i the Ilenshaw, Saui Chrlstenaen and
Thomaa McAvoy of the Harney, Waiter
Jardina of the 6t. Jamea. Paul Koush of
the Carlton. R. D. McKaddan of the Wel
lington Inn, Irvln A. Medlar and fcott K.
Ileghtnl of the Hotel Reporter.
New Auto Ordinance
Given Two Readings
Pullce CoiiimUMoner A. t. Kugi l's ordl
r.unca requiring thv 'irk n uf .'itJ
mohllta in the middle of the downtown
streets and compelling prufenslonul rhauf
feurs to tkke out permits and wear a
iniinlur in a conspicuous place were
placed on first aud second reading by tha
city council ard referred to the commit
tee of the whole meeting Monday.
water; stir very thoroughly. Add milk and
ariy. lum into pie line tinea
t and bak half aour to mod
erate oven.
The above recipe gives pood, uni
form results every time. The rich
ness and uniformity of Cottage Milk
Insures success in all kinds of cook
ing and baking.
Coitoqe
StHlUd
Unsweetened
is pure mnk with most of the water
taken. It lasts longer, and is more
sanitary, economical and convenient
than bottle milk.
Get supply today and see for
yourself how superior it is.
Ta AfU Without lh CewaW raf
In Two $izei, 5 and 10c
At All Good Dealers
AMERICAN MILK COMPANY
Chlcsuxo
MiFinery Department
8eoiid Floor.
Hundreds of new ideas to
select from. All beautiful
tilings to give for Christmas:
Boudoir Caps, Motor Veils,
Corsage Bouqatts,
Fur Caps for Dolls,
Doll Hats, Etc.
$1, $lar?d$2
Splendid Gifts
Otfmrud in Notion Section.
Faney Sewing Seta With acissora,
thimble, emery s and several 4 Ret
other sewing articles. Special fcJu
Tanoy Boll Pin Ouehione, So
Scissor Beta In Cflr)
ranoy Bores www
Children's Work Baskets
. With aatln qn.
lining OUC
Bma.ll III rmbroldery Sols
sora liest I C.
quality I SJU
Shoe Tree
Special, pair ........ ww
Wooden Coat Kangera A
Special, each fcC
"Acuta" Press Forms Four
sectional adjustable, can
he adjusted to any ata
and any height. Hef-uMr
8.00 value. Spe- A AO
clal. onry JsSlO
J!
TOYLAND
WHERE SANTA CLAUS IS KING
And Deaves' Talking Manikins are playing: "Lit
tle lied Riding Hood" P II K K for children ac
companied by their parenta.
PeVe Chroeary Btorea Olotbea Stacks SpecUl,
v itn real grocer. Jin
lea. special...... HUU
Ironing Boards Special.
venneiay, I Em
B WIS
49a, too and.
I5c
each. See
and
Waahlng Machine Spe
cial, eacn, iIOt
SBe and
Amsrtcaa Boldlar Military Oame
wiin soiaiers, captain on QDa
horse and tent. Special.. vUU
Sonble Frletloa Toya, Bnglaea,
Street Cars, Antoa as d Tans-
Made or presaed steel.
- Special, choice
Moving Picture
Machine
And Magic Lantern com
bined, with slides and
films, spe- QQ-,
cial at 70C
Shoo Files 75c
Tricycles, $149 and f 1.08
Swinging Booking Xorse
.Neatly made and plrelv
painted 13.B0
Karnes.
ll.at.. C ft
tody olla Larue "if.
With movlna Mr
Wbite Enamel Chairs and Settees
Oilt trimmed. Bpe- I (In
clal. choice VY
Toytowm Sohool and Faroel Ton,
Table Croqaet, Boo Fnaale Boa
Ami dozens of other 9 R A
Snatrinl. at w
Kid Body
nlza.
evee. KIther light or
dark hair. Specially
prioed, at ,.98o
Celluloid and Bisque
Kewple Soils Spe
cial, at 490
Baby Character Bolls
Look like the famous
Kestner dolls. Com
plete line of all the
different clioraeterH,
at 98o
i
49c i
Boiler Skates for ;
Boya and CHrls i
390 to. . . . sa.oo I
Ives Electric Trains
$3.9S
Mahogany
Pianos
Special at
Children's
Doll Houses
Nicely palntatl.
Open In front for
furniture and
dolls. All glrla
like to play house
and will enjoy one
of these doll
houses.
prices S5.0O down
nd'1:80. 98c
25c
Upright Planoa
special. Sl.so,
980, 493
and ....
Screw Clamp Steel
i Skates Vr
prir-ed... 49C
Nickel Plated
Screw Clauio
Skatea for 7to
In Picture Section
Third Floor.
1,000 Hew Chrtatmaa Passepartout
Mottoes and Plot area. Bach In a
holly box. Special. S for 4 Cm
1X0, or each wwU
8 Oroas of Metal Pioture rras
Values up to $160. QQf
Special Wednesday, each. M
Several thousand plcturea as
sorted subjects and aixes, with
either antique e-old or wooden
' framea. Values up to $1.60. To.l
are aure to find many of Juat
the right Pictures for Christmas
gifts in this assortment. Spe
cial, choice 600
Give Books
This Christmas
Do Your Christmas Baying Now!
Books are inexpensive
and when happily chosen
become treasured posses
sions which never fail to
awaken pleasant memo
ries of their givers.
It is very easy to maht a happy
selection from the largittt stoch
in the West with the help of the
expert salespeople.
SSI
Children's Warm Felt Slippers
For Morning Wear
Colors, red and blue. Puss
in Boots, Rabbit or Fur trim
med styles. Padded wool or
leather soles. Prices
98c to $1.49
ocA Pair Put Up in a Fancy Box.
Children's Slippers Made in Ger
many from plaid cloth, with
felt and leather soles. Service
able and very pretty. All sizes
to 2. Special, 39 C
Men's Fine Kid-skin Slippers Tan
or black. Opera or Everett
styles. Kid lined. Cushion
soles. Ail sizes. The finest
line we have ever sold at this
low price. Per tj Q Q
pair pl eaO
IIOTKLS AXD RKSOHTS.
PROBATION OFFICER .
TAKES CHARGE OF CASE
Leonard Case. If? South Thirty-seventh
street, who baa been ataying away from
boms for several days, because be al
leged, he waa mistreated by his brother,
waa takra In charge by fioiiatlon Of
ficer Vosberg, who will investigate the
case. Tha boy waa sent to the Uun
from the Farnam Lunch, around which
place be haa been etarg since he left
huioe.
Hotel Urasiin
Broadway &t ZW Si
"As Hotel Where Cuosts are. Made
te Feel at Home"
Not too large, yet large
enough to afford the
maximum of value at
minimum expense.
Exceptionally Accessible)
$SS Jteeau AhJrratf Jtestwreaf Caarget
t talis Roe las with guanine 'tnr
11.00 1 ti.00 Dcriiy
Sisals Resell vltk Tsk er Shaver
11. tS ie ts.SU per 41
Deusle Room wile Rnanins eYsier
12. uOMl4.U0perasy
Deukis Roems lik Tvk ee Skeeier
J O te l 00 set a.f
EDWARli C. FOC.G, MuMfinr XMreeeee
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WEM
GAS
Winter Motoring
demands high-grade gasoline gasoline
that will vaporize readily in zero weather.
CROWN
LINE
is all gas a uniform, high-power, straight-distilled
product It is quick-starting in cold cylinders. It
gives full power under all conditions of tempera
ture. t
The miles-per-gallon gasoline.
Buy Red Crown by name, at any garage or supply
store. It costs no more than the ordinary kind.
Try POLAKINE, cold-proof, carbon-proof the
standard oil for all motors.
Standard Oil Company '
Omaha
, To neu customer
HAV'lS-ECLf
B0TTU0-IN-BOND F
Fuu2rj: A Ttoo
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only. i 11
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try it mow. Mail ua this ad with SO cents
ia etampe or coin and we will aend you
a full quart bottle of Hayner JPrivaU
Stack Bttlted-In-BoHd Whiskey In seeled
esse sxpreae charges paid. ItMiBottttd
in-Bond whiskey of the flneet kind
seeled srlth tbe if. B. Ooremment's Green
htsmp ever the eark fully ased. full
100 proof, fall nwur. surt tc please
you la every way. You Sake no chances
we are one of the lmrsrest Distillers in
America been in business 48 years
capital $600,000.00. Order rirkt now
oraer mor tasn eae quart ii you like
goods wlu go lorwara by Brat axpi
suil all sum Wm thmof eiust esll fur
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THE HA TWER DISTUHNCCO.Dept 105
Dtytsa. 0. WiaAiastea. D. C. ti. Uek, Ke.
tea, aim aaasas City, SI'
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terieifisl 4. Okie.
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t-ji ii. Ij
IsrkeiaHlla the.
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