Carpenter . politan Building.Eau Claire, Wisconsin-Roy E. Curtis, 825, av. 2d'Edmonton (Alberta), Can.-J. M. McAfee, 1236 7e St.Elizabeth, N. J.-J. T. Cosgrove, 605 avenue Elizabeth.Elmira, N. Y.-W. D. Miller, Bloc Metzger, RAH. 3d et N. Main.El Paso, Texas-W S. Valentine.Ensley, Ala.-W. B. Crumley, Box 769.Erie, Pennsylvanie--Martin Rouen, 7 Shaaf Lane.Evansville, Indiana-John Roddy, 1415 E. Iowa st.Fall River, Mass.- Fairfield, Connecticut-H. U. Lyman, Box 224.Fargo, N. D.-A. J. McKenzie, 203, 12e Rue S.East,-ve W. J. Dougherty.Fond du Lac, Wisconsin-Henry Kinkel, 438 Third Street.Fort Dodge, la.-E. L. Schweppe, 3

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