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114 H. D. Souter, Anthony.115 G. L. Lamb, Anthony.116 W. J. Boone, Anthony.117 Nero Leon, Tallahassee.118 E. D. Priest, Anthony.119 Arthur Duckett, Anthony.120 James Gadson, Anthony.121 C. V. Swain, Anthony.122 Dock Lewis, Martin, Fla.123 R. O. Martin, Anthony.124 J. N. Hill, Anthony.125 Vaughn Sims, Anthony.126 R. H. Martin, Anthony.127 Crawford Pasteur, Anthony.128 Charlie Johnson, Selma, Ala.129 R. L. Ellison, Anthony.130 J. H. Jones, Anthony.131 J. D. Hill, Anthony.132 S. J. Hill, Anthony.133 C. J. Hillman, Anthony.134 S. Washington, Anthony.135 Claude Gadson, Anthony.136 Tommy Ambrose, Anthony.137 E. R. Howell, Anthony.138 H. A. Vann, Dunnellon.139Cado McNeil, Juliette.140 J. D. Metcalf, Dunnellon.141 Lucius Wyche, Dunnellon.142 Joe Wyche, Dunnellon.143 Robert Wright, Dunnellon.144 Joe Williams, Dunnellon.145 George Williams, Dunnellon.146 J. E. White, Dunnellon.147R. j. Wells Jr., Dunnellon.148 E. D. Watson, Dunnellon.149 S. C. Washington, Dunnellon.150 Andrew Waren, Rockwell.151 C. A. Vause, Juliette.152 E. A. Turnipseed, Dunnellon.153 Sim Thomas, Dunnellon.154 Henry Thomas, Dunnellon.155 G. A. Taylor, Dunnellon.156 F. D. Taylor, Dunnellon.157 James Strawder, Dunnellon.158 Marble Stone, Dunneellon.159 Ray Spates, Dunnellon.160 Johnny Simpkins, Dunnellon161 Arthur Simons, Dunnellon.162 G. W. Shuman, Dunnellon.163 C. A. Sheppard, . Dunnellon.164 Henry Savage, Rockwell.165 Joe Sailor, Dunnellon.166 Jim Russell, Juliette.167 John Robinson, Dunnellon.168 John Robinson, Dunnellon.169 Oliver Riley, Dunnellon.170 Frank Riley, Dunnellon.171 G. H. Regan, Dunnellon.172 Sam Pinkney, Dunnellon.173 Henrjr Prevatt, Dunnellon.1741 J. R. Parham, Dunnellon.175 w. H. Ogle, Dunnellon.176 Hardy Nichols, Palatka.177 W. D. Niblack, Dunnellon.178 Rex Minor Niblack, Dunnellon.179 C. E. Niblack, Dunnellon.180 David Nelson, Dunnellon.181 J. D. Murphy, Dunnellon.182 J. W. Muldrow, Dunnellon.183 B. P. Muldrow, Dunnellon.184 Cleve Morris, Juliette.185 Frank Morew, Dunnellon.186 Henry Davis Moon, Dunnellon.187 Jacob Montgomery, Dunnellon.188 Mose Mitchell, Dunnellon.189 Mitchell Miller, Dunnelelon.190 S. I. Meyers, Dunnellon.191 C. E. Metcalf, Dunnellon.192 Nathaniel Messie, Dunnellon.193 John P. Martin, Dunnellon.194 Arch Martin, Dunnellon.195 Solomon Manuel, Dunnellon.196 H. B. McNealy, Dunnellon.197 James McFalls, Dunnellon.198 Ossie W. Long, Dunnellon.199 R. A. Ladson, Martel.200 E. L. Knight, Dunnellon. .201 H. G. Kirkland, Dunnellon.202 B. H. King, Dunnellon.

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246 Albert Benjamin, Dunnellon.247 J. M. Bellah, Dunnellon.248 Will Bell, . Dunnellon.249 C. O. Barnes, Dunnellon.250 James Barlow, Dunnellon.251 Jessie Amos, Rockwell.252 W. C. Barker, -- Lake Kerr.253 F. C. Falany, Lake Kerr.254 R. B. Long, Astor Park.255 V. L. Hastings, Lake Kerr.256 W. S. Hastings, Lake Kerr.257 J. C. Boatwright, Lake Kerr.258 H. E. Abbott, Burbank.259 M. G. Albritton, Fort McCoy.260 James Alexander, Burbank.261 Kelley Baldwin, Burbank.262 Talmadge Baldwin, Burbank.263 Joe Darisaw, Fort McCoy.264 E. J. S. Ford, Burbank.265 H. W. Grisette, Fort McCoy.266 Valentine Gunter, Burbank.267 Jinkins Higdon, Welborn.268 W. B. Hitchcock, Burbank.269 R. A. Hogans, Fort McCoy.270 H. A. Hornan, Burbank.271 Emanuel Ingram, Burbank.272 C. D. Jordan, Pine.273 Jessie Lewis, Fort McCoy.274 Joe Lewis, Burbank.275 James Love, Fort McCoy.276 Chester Lovell, Pine.277 W. G. McAush, Burbank.278 C. G. Martin, Pine.279 Earl Munroe, Pine.280 Harry Pearce, Burbank.281 John Sheppard, Fort McCoy.282 Cohen Pinkney, Fort McCoy.283 S. E. Simon, Fort McCoy.284 W. A. Stevens, Fort McCoy.285 H. J. Turner, Burbank.286 J. B. Waldron, Fort McCoy.287 Bartow Walker, Burbank. -

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deputy sheriffs and constables to thepenitentiary for ten years or more,the practice will be kept up indefinite-ly. It's a disgrace to the state.

Unless one is in a position to see agreat many of the publications of theUnited States, daily papers as wellas magazines, and especially the fam-ily and woman's publications, he cannot conceive of the vast work publishers are doing to aid the world inthe. great strife now going on.Through all channels selling theLiberty Loan bonds, enlistment ofsoldiers, agriculture, conservation of'food and other necessities, the RedCross work, the preparing of com- -

brts for the soldiers, upholding thebands of the administration thework the publications of the land aredoing, without remuneration of anykind, is so vast, so varied and so interesting that it appeals to the heart,the patriotism and the purses of everyperson in the United States.

The rattlesnake is one of the mostvenorous of reptiles, but he is atleast something of a gentleman hegives warning before he strikes, andwill coil and fight to the death. Butthe copperhead moccasin, with mostof the rattlesnake venom, neithergives his warning nor has his cour-age he will strike in silence andsneak away if he cart. "Copperhead1is a good name for the men who workagainst their country, who are gladto see it or its allies suffer. Howmany copperheads have we in thispart of Florida?

Another law knocked out. CircuitJudge Simmons, at Jacksonville, hasheld unconstituional that part of thenew liquor law which requires thesignatures of a majority of both thewhite and colored voters in a pre-

cinct to a petition for a license. Forthe past few years the trend of public opinion has been against sendinglawyers to the legislature, and thepay isn't enough to enable a lawyerto go unless he is willing to make aconsiderable sacrifice. This may or.nay not have anything to do with ttefact that half the laws passed are declared unconstitutional Jay the courts.

; The legislature, a bunch of "tightwads" in some things and- - spendthrifts in others, would not vote afew thousand dollars for the aid ofthe National Guard of Florida,, yetGovernor Catts spends thousands ofdollars of the state's money to callout part of the soldiers to guard amurderer-rapi- st from possible lynch-ing. Many members of the legislature will regret that they did notvote for the bill to help the boys before they hear the last of it.

If a fat man at the beach went inswimming and floated on his backwith an. elbow of stove pipe on hisstomach he would look considerablylike a submarine. Times-Unio- n.

He might look something like asubmarine, all right, all right, but toour notion, he'd look more like a durn- -

ed fool than anything else. TampaTribune.

This is what we call an accuratedescription intelligently expressed.

Under the law of the United Statesit is a serious offense to sell intoxieating liquor to a soldier. . If liquoris bad for a soldier, why not for acivilian? Why stop with the prohibition against sales to soldiers? St.Petersburg Independent.

All you have to do to attain the endyou describe is to induce enough civ-

ilians to vote that way.

George Sylvester Viereck boaststhat he is a first cousin of the kaiser"by grace of human frailty" --in otherwords, proud of his illegitimacy. Thatought to be about all for George.Tampa Tribune.

And yet there are many self-respecti- ng

Germans in this country whoaccept Viereck" as an able exponent oftheir views

One testimonial to the wisdom ofJoe Earman is that, although he hassold many gallons of liquor, he neverdrank a drop of it. Tampa Tribune.

We would respect him more if weknew he had lined up at the bar withthe other boys.

Whatever you might say about thegovernor he proves that he is loyalto his friends. Brooksville Times.

As long as he thinks he can usethem.

Wonder if Governor Catts has a jobwaiting for- - Blake Campbell when heis paroled. St. Petersburg Times.

Judging by the commendation hegave that bunch of convicts whowanted to volunteer out of a turpen-tine camp, into the army the otherday, the gov. will give Blake a com-

mission in the state troops.

317 Warren Yarborough, Conner.318Ernest Roberts, Lynne.319 0. B. Fort, Lynne.320 J. E. Dudley, Lacota.321 S. J. Gore, Lacota.322 N. H. Srofe, Conner.323 Elliot Hutson, Lynne.324 F. C. Smith, Lacota.325 H. G. Reynolds, Astor Park.326 R. J. McDonald, Conner.327 E. H. Cordrey, Lynne.328 Jim Bingle, Lynne.329 J. C. Reynolds, Lynne.330 Tyson Sims, Lynne.331 W. E. Tucker, Conner.332 Ben Adams, Brundidge, Ala.332 S. Sumners, Orangeburg, S. C.334 Fred Johnson, Tampa.335 Ed George, Montgomery, Ala.336 Jessie Knight, Ozark, Ala.337 E. R. Mills, Conner.338 M. L. Mason, Conner.339 Jack Wellhoner, Conner.

.340 S. I. Long, Conner.341 Claude Counts, Conner.342 W. A. Moorman, Conner.343 H. J. Amacks, Lacota.344 J. H. Early, Warwick.345 Charley Hill, Selma, Ala.346 Dock Dupree, Tomsboro, Ga.347 Tom Johnson, Thomasville, Ga.348 Jesse Raulerson, Fort McCoy.349 T. L. Randall, Conner.350 V. J. , Randall, Conner.351 J. B. Gore Jr., Lacota.352 W. C. Henderson, Lynne.353 John Bowman, Macon, Ga.354 George Williams, Lacota.355 Charles Purcell, Lacota.356 Jake Ware, Lacota.357 J. L. Thomas, Lacota.358 W. H. Condrey, Lynne.359 W. E. Sewell, Conner.360 A. F. Tucker, Conner.361 W. C. Mason, Conner.362 J. V. Mason, Conner.363 C. A. Hicks, Lynne. .

364 Jerry Green, Lacota.365 Charles Black, Gainesville.367 G. W. Brant Jr., Electra.368 Allen Brown, Ocklawaha.369 Jacob Campbell, Ocala.370 A. D. Chisum, Moss Bluff.371 Lewis Coleman, Candler.372 David Collins, Ocklawaha.373 Charles Covington, Ocklawaha374 r . Crawford, Willocoochee Ga375 F. H. Davis, Moss Bluff.376 D. J. Fort, Moss Bluff.377 S. J. Fort, Moss Bluff.378 William Halford, Electra.379 Anthony Harkey, Ocklawaha.380 W. C. Hightower, Moss Bluff.381 W. B. Holly, Electra.382 Peter Ishom, Ocala.383 Dewey Lasky, Electra.384 Wm. Lewis, Worth, Ga.385 Bart Mack, Cordele, Ga.386 H. T. Marsh, Electra.387 Harry Mason, Electra.388 Lenard Maxwell, Electra.389 Bide Melvine, Electra.390 A. M. Morrison, Moss Bluff.391-- H. E. Morrison, Moss Bluff.392 J. H. Morrison, Moss Bluff.393 L. H. Morrison, Moss Bluff.394 John Outley, Electra.395 Elias Perry, Ocala.396 George Pondexter, Electra.397 M. Prescott, Ocklawaha.398? John Robertson, Valdosta.399 Jerry Singletary, Ocklawaha.400 Samuel Smith, Jacksonville.401 Paul Leroy Timmons, Electra.402 W. C. White, Moss Bluff.403 Gus Williams, Electra.404 W. J. Witchet, Ashbum, Ga.405 A. J. Wood, Moss Bluff.406 Calhoun Anderson, Martin.407 R. P. Bagley, Martin.408 Joe Barrett, Martin. -409 Ben Carroll, Martin.410 Belton Crim, Martin.411 Robert Goodon, Martin.412 Charles Harrington, Martin.413 Albertus Howell, Martin.414 Jake Jackson, Martin.415 Yancey Jones, Martin. .

416 Herbert Kinsler, Martin.417 Sam Lacone, Martin.418 Josephus Lewis, Martin.419 Wm. McAllister, Martin.420 Anderson Taylor, Martin.421 Ashbury Thompson, Martin.422 Alex Ward, Martin.423 Alrige Ward, Martin.424 Solomon Ward, Martin.425 Body Williams, Martin.426 Harry Williams, Martin.427 Timothy Williams, Martin.428 Elzue Wise, Martini429 Clarence Wormeck, Martin.430 D. E. Knoblock, Martin.431 Morris Knoblock, Martin.432 S. V. Knoblock, Martin.433 W. F. Niedemhoefer, Lowell.434 F. M. Vinton, Martin.435 W. M. Cassels, Bay Lake.436 G. C. Harper, Orange Springs.437 J. M. Harper, Orange Springs438 Mitchell Hart, Orange Springs439 M. C. Jordan, Grange Springs440 Jess Kingsley, Bay Lake.441 James Miller, Orange Springs442 A. E. Petrie, Bay Lake.443 H. A. Petrie, Bay Lake..444 Melton Sims, Orange Springs445 A. H. Still, Orange Springs.446 Elijah Strickland, Bay Lake.447 D. R. Waldron, Bay Lake.448 I. B. Waldron, Bay Lake.449 Grover Wells; Orange Springs450 A. Wright, Orange Springs.451 D. Wright, Orange Springs.452 G. F. Turner, Gaiter. .

453 Lonnie Jackson, Gaiter.454 Andrew Harrel, Gaiter.455 J. L. Ross, Gaiter.456 Willie Archie, Gaiter.457 H. B. Brooks, Gaiter.458 W. C. Strickland, Gaiter.459 S.?W. Jordan, Gaiter.460 W. H. Anderson Jr., Oak Vale461 W. D. Mixson, Central.462 E. D. Mathews, Flemington.463 R. E. Dantzler, Flemington.464 O. H. Mathews, Flemington.465 W. S. Bouchillon, Flemington.466 C. M. Smith, Wacahoota.467 C. B. Mixson, Central.468 R. E. Nettles, Flemington.469 E. E. Smoak, Micanopy.470 M. E. Matthews, Flemington.471 T. L. Ammons, Williston.472 M. P. Bronson, Williston.473 A. M. Anderson, WTilliston.474 A. L. Britt, Williston.475 R. E. Chitty, Flemington.476 E. H. Smith, Williston.477 R. J. Colving, Williston.478 C. J. White, Micanopy.479 T. P. Larson, Williston.380 B. A. Hall, Williston.481 A. E. Colding, Williston.482 H. T. Hall Jr., Williston.483 C. D. Colding, Williston.484 C. M. Matthews, Williston.485 J. K. Harrison, Williston.486 E. F. Britt, Flemington.487 J. C. Bronson, Williston.488 C. L. Bobbins, Micanopy.489 Archie Osteen, Micanopy.490 A. J. Jurrell, Williston.491 C. G. Fennell, Williston.

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President Wilson is a man of vastpatience.

Your friend, J. F. C. Griggs hasbeen collector of cus-

toms for the Florida district.

Now, if the United States is beatenin the war, the superstitious will de-

clare it was because the draft beganon Friday.

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The business the American. RedCross does is greater than the busi-

ness ever done by any entire nationduring the Napoleonic wars..

All the good and bad of America isgoing into the melting pot of thiswar, and the dross will be a wholelot scarcer before it is over.

The Germans should train convictstomanage. their Zeppelins and air-

planes that drop bomb3 on defenselesstowns. It is no work for honorablesoldiers.

A society young lady, asked if, shewould knit a sweater for one of theboys going intothe trenches, saidshe'd be glad to but she had neverlearned how to sweat.

The boys of Company A say oneof their rookies has misapplied thescriptural injunction and tries tokeep his right foot from knowingwhat his left foot is doing.

There are many congressmen whoact like they would rather have theircountry conquered than give up anyof their power. If the naked steelwas at their throats it might scaresense if not patriotism into them.

President Wilson, in pardoning thebunch of suffragets who have beenhelping to annoy him for the lastfour or five months, treated themlike they were women. That is how

'they say 'they don't want to be treated.

Gov. Catts has offered the positionof state auditor to A. Z. Adkins ofStarke, state senator for Bradfordcounty. It's getting to be speciallynoticeable that the governor offersmost jobs to members of the legislature. '

As Sam Blythe says, we shall fightthis war in France, in Belgium, inGermany, it may be; or even elsewhere. We shall fight it on land, onwater, under water and in the air,But we shall win or lose it inWashington.

Roland S. Morris of Philadelphiahas been chosen 'by the president asambassador to Japan to succeed thelate Ambassador Guthrie. Roland S

Morris is a Philadelphia lawyer andis about ""44 years old. He is a graduate of Princeton university and ofthe law school of the University oPennsylvania.

Anton Lang, famed as "Christus"in the Oberammergau passion play.has been called to the colors in Germany. Known to the world as wearerof a crown of thorns, he now will donthe steel helmet and face bullets. Hewill also do his bit in helping to pressthe crown of thorns-o- n the people ofFrance, Belgium-an- d his own coun-

try.

The regular army inspector findsthe First Florida" Infantry not up tospecifications. The first battalionseems to be all right but the inspec-

tor finds fault with practically all thenew units of the regiment on onescore or another. , Some of the off-

icers are over age and in some casesthe strength of the units is not up torequirements. Adjutant GeneralChristian hard to havethe trouble straightened out.

If the man who thinks he musthave a morning "eye-opene- r" to start

.him off for the day will just try ahalf or whole grapefruit, with a littlesugar, instead he'll save money, feelbetter, be healthier, have a betteropinion of himself, and encourage oneof Florida's greatest ' industries.Bradentown Journal.

If you have either the eye-open- er

or the grapefruit, ask us to comedown and stay with you a week.

The Tampa Tribune denounces vig- -

orously the act of a policeman m thatcity, who shot at a negro boy who

was running away during a raid on

a negro resort. It's a common prac-

tice of police officers to shoot at men,particularly negroes, who are quiltyof the crime of running away. When

an officer kills a man in this manner(unless the man has been foundguilty of felony) the act is nothingless than murder in the second de-

gree. Unless the courts send some ofthese policemen,

644 A. C. Smith, Weirsdale.645 G. H. Dewitt, Weirsdale.646 Paul Schmid, So. Lake Weir.647 E. C. Boone, Zuber.648 Purdy Boone, Zuber.649 R. C. Boulware, Kendrick.650 A. P. Finley, Kendrick.651 E. D. Finley, Kendrick.652 W. K. Finley, Kendrick.653 J. W. Lyles, Kendrick.654-- C. E. Nix, Kendrick.655 C. T. Perry, Kendrick.656 W. E. Simmons, Kendrick.657 W. T. Taylor, Kendrick.658 H. C. Waters, Kendrick.659 Joe Wilson, Kendrick.660 Sidney Baldwin, Kendrick.661 Henry Biddings, Kendrick.662 Elias Brown, Kendrick.663 John Brown, Kendrick.664 Lee Calvin, Kendrick.665 Ulyess Duffie, Kendrick.666 James Edwards, Kendrick.667 Gentle Fields, Kendrick.668 Joseph Gorment, Kendrick.669 Abraham Green, Kendrick.670 Omasko Grimes, Kendrick.671 S. L. Hodge, Kendrick.672 Elder Holmes, Kendrick.673 David Jackson, Kendrick.674 Ernest Jackson, Kendrick.675 Julius James, Zuber.676 Isaac Johnson, Kendrick677 James Johnson, Kendrick.678 Walter Johnson, Kendrick.679 Lee Jones, Kendrick.680 Alonzo Kinsler, Kendrick.681 Charlie Kinsler, Kendrick.682 James Kinsler, Kendrick.683 Joe Kinsler, Kendrick.684 James Lewis, Kendrick.685 Gilbert McCray, Zuber.686 J. R. Peterson, Martel.687 Thad Robert, Zuber. -

688 Jessie Scott, Kendrick.689 Willis Smith, Zuber, Fla.690 Hugh Thompson, Zuber.691 Samie Thompson, Kendrick.692 T. P. Ward, Kendrick.693 Henry Washington, Kendrick.694 Tom Washington, Kendrick.695 Chris Williams, Kendrick.696 Frank Wright, Kendrick.697 Alfred Gantt, Zuber.698 Lewis Adams, Martel.699 D. G. Beck, Ocala,700 Samuel Birdwell, Martel.701 Charlie Bostick, Martel.702 Dave Brown, York.703 J. A. Brown, Martel.704 S. B. Brown, Martel.705 Aaron Calhoun, York.706 Chester Chambers, Martel.707 Gilfus Collins, Martel.708 G. F. Cross, Martel. 'im G. C. Daniels, Martel.710 W. L. Gillis, York.711 V. B. Hadcock, York.712 Paul Hamilton, Martel.713 Nathaniel Holmes, Martel.714 Jake Jacobs, York.715 Jeff Jacobs, Martel.716 Theodore Jacobs, Martel.717 Ellis Johnson, Martel.718 Johnnie Johnson, Martel.719 Ros Jones, York.720 Fred Lewis, Martel.721 Homer Lewis, Martel.722 Robert Lewis, Martel.723 Oscar Lipscomb, Martel.724 George Lockwood, Martel.725 W. W. Lollie, Martel.726 H. W. Scott, York.727 A. H. McLeod, Martel.728 Frank Menchan, Martel.729 Hallie Menchan, Martel.730 David Michel, Martel.731Will Mitchell, Martel.732 A. L. Mobley, Martel.733-Bil- lie Mobley, Martel.734 Henry Murray,. Martel.735W. N. Nelson, Martel.736 T. B. Pasteur, Martel.737 L. A. Peeples, Martel.738 Charlie Perry, MarteV739 Emmett Pettey, Ocala.740 w. C. Ray, Martel.741 Marion Roberson, York.742 James Robinson, York.743 w. M. Rogers, Martel.744 James Russell, York.745 Henry Simmons, Martel.746 H. C. Singleton, Martel.747j. p. Sloan, Martel. ,

748 G. B. Smith, Martel.749 Lewis Smith, Martel.750 W. W. Staggers, Martel.751 Wm. Sutherland, Ocala.752 Percy Thigpen, Martel.753 T. S. Tyson, Martel.754 c. R. WTalker, Martel.755 R. D. Walker, Martel.756 Thomas Wall, York.757 Herbert Warren, Martel.758 Oscar Watson, Martel.759 Cleaveland Wiggins, Martel.760 Herbert Williams, Martel.761 L. H. Williams, Martel.762 V'. Z. Williams, Martel.763 Zimmerman Williams, Martel.764 Zeddie Wise, Martel.765 Ed. D. Adams, Ocala.766 Tom Adams, Martin.767 Enoch Blount, Reddick.768 Alfie Brooks, Ocala.769 Arthur Brooks, Ocala.770 Fleming Davis, Morriston.771 Richard Davis, Ocala.772 Cleaveland Dorsey, Williston.773 Josh Foster, Ocala.774 Columbus Frazier," Reddick.775 Nathaniel Gaines, Ocala.776 Van Gaines, Ocala.777 Elzie Gilyard, Ocala.778 Bell Graham, Ocala.779 Lewis Graham, Ocala.780 Solomon Graham, Ocala.781 Willie Graham, Ocala.782 Jerry Irons, Martin.783 Jones Kinsler, Martin.784 Angus Love, Reddick.785 Harry McCully, Ocala.786 Harris McMahon, Ocala.787 Jerry McMahon, Ocala.788 Lewis McMahon, Ocala.789 Pelm McMahon, Ocala.790 Ray, Ocala. .791 Lorenzo Roberts, Ocala.792 Raleigh Roberts, Ocala.793 Ben Rou, Reddick.794 Royal Sanders, Reddick.795 Almyr Seckinger, Ocala.

796 Fred Smith, Ocala.797 Henry Smith, Morriston.798 Boyd Thompson, Ocala.799 Brumbie Williams, Reddick.800 Carl Williams, Blitchton.801 Jorse Williams, Ocala.802 Alex Wright, Ocala.803 Thomas Wilson, Morriston.804 Jim Williams, Morriston.805 Jim Williams, Morriston.806 Jack Williams, Morriston.807 Haze Williams, Morriston.808 David Waters, Morriston.809 Cleveland Waters, Morriston.810 Arthur Waters, Morriston.811 James Troup, Morriston.812 Wilbur Thomas, Williston.813 L. R. Summers, Morriston.814 E. WT. Shipp, Blitchton.815 Lazarus Rowe, Fairfield.816 Daniel Roberts, Ocala.817 E. K. Rawls, Williston.818 C. C. Rawls, Williston.819 Goldwire Randal, Blitchton.820 W. S. Pool, Ocala.821 Moses Pool, Ocala.822 Arthur Pool, Montbrook.823 Arthur Ogleoby, Morriston.8241 James Morgan, Morriston.825 Alexander Morgan, Morriston.826 Willie Moton, Morriston.827 George Messer, Morriston.828 Lent Martin, Morriston.829 Joe McBurney, Morriston.830 Virgil Kingcade, Fairfield.831 George Johnson, Morriston.832 Freddie Jasper, Williston.833 Tom Hunter, Morriston.834 Walter Henry, Morriston.835 H. M. Gunter, Morriston.836 Dozier Greer, Morriston.837 W. E. Godwin, Morriston.838 O. F. Godwin, Morriston.839 M. R. Godwin, Morriston.840 G. C. Godwin, Morriston.841 Fred.Falana, Morriston.842 Calhoun Falana, Morriston.843 L. S. Ezelle, Morriston.844 E. V. Elbertson, Morriston.845 Landis Dinkins, Morriston.847 J. O. Denmark, Morriston.848 Joe Davis, Morriston.849 Olice D. Curry, Morriston.850 J. E. Curry, Morriston.851 W. H. Crumley, Morriston.852 George-Clar- k, Morriston.853 Nathaniel Chislm,' Morriston.854 Ira Chisolm, Williston.855 Norman Brown, Morriston.856 Nathan Bradley, Morriston.857 Landis Blitch, Ocala.858 J. G. Blitch, Morriston.858 F. A. Blitch, Ocala.860 B. C. Blitch, Ocala.861 George Bennett. Morriston.862 Frank Adams, Morriston.863 F. H. Wrenger, Lowell.864 Oscar Zeigler, Lowell.865 E. F. Watsort, Reddick.866 K. B. Thomas, Reddick.867 J. A. Snelling, Lowell.868 Wm. E. Sherouse, Reddick. "869 Arthur L. Sherouse, Reddick.870 L. L. Sherouse, Reddick.871 L. M. Redding, Reddick. '

872 Woutson Mulkey, Reddick.873 Roberts G. Neil, Lowell.874 L. T. Mixon, Rededick.875 S. ,W. McAuley, Reddick.876 L. S. Light, Reddick.877 Clyde J. Fridy, Rededick.878 B. B. Fish, Reddick.879 R. D. Ferguson, Reddick.880 John F. Dupree, Reddick.881 Clarence M. Denham, Lowell.882 Folon Denham, Reddick.883 Glover Denham, Reddick.884 Robert Lee Cameron, Reddick.885 Harvey Bishop, Reddick.886 Lonnie B. Brock, Lowell.887 Homer Blunt, Fairfield.888 Johnnie West, Reddick.889 John Wheeler, Reddick.890 Moses Wheeler, Lowell.891 Amos Williams, Lowell.892 Earnest Wilson, Reddick.893 Alexander Woorard, Lowell.894 Henry Waters, Lowell.895 Mose Waters, Reddick.896 WTiitman Waters, Reddick.897 John A. Thompson, Reeddick.898 Willie Turner, Orange Lake.899 Zerney Turner, Reddick.900 Albert WTaters, Reddick.901 Edward Waters, Reddick.902 Benjamin Starker, Reddisk.903 Charley Stocker, Rededick.904 Alexander Smith, Lowell905 Harrison Riley, Reddick.906 Jessie Roberts, Lowell.907 Primus Rutledge, Reddick.908 Ben Scofield, Lowell.909 Pernell Scofield, Lowell.910 James Scott, Lowell.911 Edwars Session, Lowell.912 Will Mixon, Reddick.913 Simpson McCoy. Reddick.914 Harris Johnson, Lowell.915 Henry Johnson, Lowell.916 Robert Johnson, Reddick.917 Tom Johnson, Reddick.918 Sam Howard, Reddick.919 Andrew Jackson, Reddick. '920 Castle Johnson, Reddick .

921 Earnest R. Heath, Reddick.922 Jeff Taylor, Reddick.923 Robert Weathers, Reddick.924 osh Weathers, Reddick.925 Percy Holmes, Lowell.926 Ezekill Hart, Reddick.- -

927 Henry Harrison, Reddick.928 Joe Gordon, Reddick.929 Tom Weathers, Reddick.930 Willie Grace, Reddick.931Willie Haines, Lowell.932 Edd Galoway, Citra.933 Davis Ford, Lowell.934 Callie R. Evans, Reddick.935Clifford Evans; Reddick. ,

936 Robert L. Davis, Reddick.937 Richeous Golden, Reddick.938 Wade Coleman, Lowell.939 Odus Calvin, Reddick. .

940 Wesley Brown, Reddick.941 James Bennett, Reddick.942 Benjamin B. Belcber, Candler.943 Jamie Favor, Candler.944 Elias B. Gray, Candler.945 Frank Hills, Candler.946 Earl C. Marshall, Candler.

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492 J. F. Bronson, Williston.493j. w. Mikell, Williston.494 H. W. Mixon, Micanopy.495 Henry Williams Jr. Flemington.496 Nuton Bean, Flemington.497 Waymond Williams, Elmwood.498 Samuel Behn, Flemington.499 Freddie Matthews, Flemington.500 Henry Matthews, Flemington.501 Edrick Frazier, Flemington.502 Mathis Howard, Flemington.503 Harrison Taylor, Flemington.504 Wesley Evans, Flemington.505 Otha Scarbro, Flemington.506 Ernest Evans, Flemington.507 James Mason, Flemington.508 Allen Evans, Flemington.509 Philip Howard, Flemington.510 Junius Evans, Flemington .511 Willie Perry, Flemington.512 Pelzie Riley, Flemnigton.513 Parrarie Roberts, Blitchton.514 Frank Evans, Flemington.515 Willie Evans, Irvine.516 Spencer Thomas, Fairfield.517 Curtis Rou, Elmwood.518 Davis Matthews, Flemington.519 Arthur Dodd, Flemington.520 Robert Anderson, Flemington.521 Chester Burns, Wacahoota.522 Dan Thornton, Fairfield.523 Elvin Drummer, Williston.524 Isaiah Graham, Fairfield.525 Rubin Patterson, Flemington.526 Obie Howard, Flemington.527 Riles Strain, Elemwood.528 Jonas Hamilton, Elemwood.529 Nathan Williams, Elemwood.530 Raymond Drummer, Elemwood.531 Mitchell Davis, Elemwood.53S5 Major Drummer, Williston.533 Joe Drummer, Williston.534 H. A. Morris, Williston.535 Lonza Green, Williston.536 A. E. Spikes, Reddick.537 Mose Spikes, Fairfield.538 C. Li. Beck, Winston.539 James Ben, Orange Lake.540 H. C. Bennett, Mcintosh.541 P. M. Boulware, Mcintosh.542 R. M. Boulware, Mcintosh.543 Anderson Brown, Mcintosh.544 John Caison, Mcintosh.545 Wm. Cameron, Mcintosh.546 W. E. Christian, Mcintosh.547 J. C. Coker, Mcintosh.548 W. L. Dixon, Orange Lake.549 L. P. DuPree, Mcintosh.550 Alfred Edwards, Mcintosh.551 Willie Evans, Mcintosh.552 Arthur Fisher, Orange Lake.553 W. B. Flewellen, Mcintosh.554 E. M. Gamble, Mcintosh.555 J. F. Gist, Mcintosh.556 M. N. Gist, Mcintosh.557 W. E. Grubbs, Mcintosh.558 C. G. Hamilton, Mcintosh.559 W. H. Hamilton, Mcintosh.560 Rossie Hightower, Mcintosh.561 Howard Hunter, Mcintosh.562 Claud Jackson, Orange Lake.563 Sam Jackson, Orange Lake.564 Sam Jackson, Mcintosh.565 Obie Kenedy, Orange Lake.566: H. O. Keep, Boardman.567 I. T. Keep, Boardman.568 Jones London, Mcintosh.569 Henry McCoy, Evinston.570 Philmon McCoy, Evinston.571 C. A. McRae, Mcintosh.572 Herbert Martin, Orange Lake.573 R. L. Martin, Orange Lake.574 March Mickens, Mcintosh.575 E. F. Montgomery, Mcintosh.576 J. B. Neal, Mcintosh.- -

577 J. T. Rabon, Mcintosh.578 Charlie Rockard, Orange Lake,579 Ben Scott, Mcintosh.580 Ira Simpson, Boardman.581 Alfred Snoddy, Mcintosh.582 Warren Snoddy, Boardman.583 Mathew Spillman, Mcintosh.584 Samuel Stokes, Mcintosh.585 George Thomas, Mcintosh.586 G. B. Thomas, Orange Lake.587 Isaac Thomas, Mcintosh.588 M. F. Wagner, Boardman.589 Peter Washington, Mcintosh.590 W. W. Waters, Micanopy.591 J. L. Westbrook, Mcintosh.592 D. M. Williams, Boardman.593 James Willis, Boardman.594 K. B. Winthrop, Boardman.595 Joe Favor, Stanton.596 Arrol Howard, Eastiake.597 Jony Myles, Eastiake.598 Henry Dykes, Stanton.599 Horace Schell, Stanton.600 W. R. Lee, Eastiake.601 William Burns, Eastiake.602 Paten Jackson, Eastiake.G03 W. A. J. Johnson, Weirsdale.604 R. D. Douglas, Weirsdale.605 Frank Russell, Weirsdale.606 A. E. Knight, Weirsdale.607 Henry Walker, Weirsdale.608 Russell H. Gano, Weirsdale.60& W. A. Snook, Weirsdale.610 Will Jackson, Weirsdale.611 Harvey Kimball, WTeirsdale.612 G. A. Jones, Weirsdale.613 E. B. Lytle, Stanton.614 Leon Simpson, Weirsdale.615 A. B. Coggin, Weirsdale.616 Walter Woods, Weirsdale.617 J. L. Wiley, Anthony.618 L. J. Sigmon, Weirsdale.619 J. M. Young, Ocala.620 W. L. Robinson, Weirsdale.621 Elliott Henderson, Reddick.622 J. C. Stanley, Weirsdale.623 Reuben Gordan, Weirsdale.624 Paul Edward Clark, Weirsdale,625 Samuel Jacobs, Stanton.626 Dave Gibbs, Collens, Ga.627 M. E. Albertson, So. L. Weir.'628 A. P. Hector, Weirsdale.629 G. W. Stark, S. Lake Weir.630 Caesar Ulmer, Shady.631 John Vickers, Willocoochee, Ga632 W. J. Hector, Weirsdale.633 E. E. Reed, Weirsdale.634 Zary Moodv, Weirsdale.635 W. M. Jones, Weirsdale.636 Will Bryant, Weirsdale.637 Dave Dunlap, Lake City.638 Joe Murry, Boston, Ga.639 Ernest Howard, Britton, Ala.640 Walter Stark, Weirsdale.641 Harry Jewett, Weirsdale.642 Laurie Lanier, Fatwell Co., Ga6431. N. McNatt, Weirsdale.