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PARTIAL LIST OF USERS— Continued 



INDIANA— Contin 

 South Bend 

 South Bend 

 South Bend 

 Terre Haute 

 Terre Haute 



Warren 



IOWA— 



Albion 

 Algona 



Anamosa 



Arlington 

 Eritt 



Charles City 

 Cedar Rapids 

 Cedar Rapids 

 Cedar Falls 



Commanche 

 Davenport 



Decorah 

 Des Moines 

 Dubuque 



Dyersville 

 Eldora 



Fayette 



Fenton 



Fredericksburg 

 Ft. Dodge 



Fillmore 



Glenwood 



Grange!' 



Hampton 



Hawkeye 



Inwood 



Mason City 



Mitchellville 



McGregor 



Orange City 



Osage 



Preston 



Pomeroy 



Rolfe 



Sioux City 



Staceyville 



Storm Lake 



Sumner 



Sutherland 



Waukon 



Waterloo 



Winterset 



KANSAS— 

 Denison 



Ossawatomie 

 St. Mary's 



ued 



St. Mary's Academy 

 E. L. Kelsey 



E. H. Studebaker 



The Rose Orphans Home 

 Chas. Whit comb, "Sleepy 



Hollow Farm" 

 Methodist Memorial Home 



Geo. F. Reidel 



Bert McCorkle 



W. K. Ferguson 



State Reformatory 



Harrie W. Gleim 



John Ham mill 



M. F. Schlick 



Wm. Ford 



Wm. T. S. Bear 



Dr. Thos. Y. Kane 



Clyde Bechtelheimer 



J. O. Scheff 



C. Schuler 



J. R. Lane. lowana Farrris 



Old People's Home 



Mountain Bros. 



St. Mary's Orphans' Home 



Gus. Hesselman 



C. A. Lundy. Lawyer 



State Industrial School 



Fayette County Home 



A. A. Dreyer 



L. E. Fay 



L. E. Armstrong 



Senator Fred Larabee 



S. S. Budlong 



State Hospital 



Dale Meek 



Roemer-Gibson Farm 



A. L. Eitel 



Henry Sterkens 



Heeler Eros. 



W. P. McDonald 



F. Kadlec 



Oti.o Van Roekel 



W. D. Runge & Sons 



John Grant 



John Featherstone 



Louis Nemecek. Dairyman 



J. W. Kennedy 



Nick Theobald 



Sac City Canning Co. 



Walter Thompson 



Cass Farm Co. 



"^"rs. R. C. Jordan 



County Poor Farm 



Galloway-Messer Farms 



Flora E. Harris 



David Coleman 



State Hospital 



St. Mary's Academy 



KANSAS— Contii 

 Topeka 

 Topeka 



Topeka 

 Topeka 



KENTUCKY— 

 Berea 

 Berea 

 Frankfort 



Jenkins 

 Louisville 

 Nicholasville 

 Versailles 



LOUISIANA— 

 Alexandria 

 Alexandria 

 Homer 

 Marksville 

 Opelousa 

 Reserve 

 Raceland 

 Slidell 



MARYLAND— 



Augusta 



Augusta 



Baltimore 



Baltimore 



Baltimore 



Baltimore 



Beltsville 



Hagerstown 



Sudlersville 



Warton 



MASSACHUSETTS- 

 Boston 

 Boston 

 Boston 



Framingham 



Holyoke 



Ipswich 



Lancaster 



Oldtown 



Palmer 



Shirley 



Wellesley Hills 



Westfield 



Whitinsville 



Worcester 

 Worcester 



MICHIGAN— 

 Allegan 



Aloha 

 Battle Creek 



State Hospital 



Industrial Educational Insti- 

 tute 

 J. W. Bigger 

 O. E. Walker 



Berea College 



Lincoln Institute 



Kentucky Institute of Feeble 



Minded Children 

 J. W. Ellis. Elkhorn Dairy 

 A. E. Norman 

 Everett B. Hoover 

 J. N. Camden 



W. E. McFarland 



Jos. Sterx 



Dr. L. E. Morgan 



C. C. Gaspard 



State Normal School 



Godchaux Belle Pointe Dairy 



Clotilda Plantation 



G. O. Journey 



State Hospital 



School for Feeble Minded 



City of Baltimore 



C. H. Basshore 



Eudowood Sanitarium 



Dr. J. I. France 



U. S. Experimental Farm 



M. P. Moeller. Organ Mfgr. 



R. Bruce Massey 



J. E. Morris 



George Ellis 



Maxwell Norman 



C. H, Jones. Pres. Common- 

 wealth Shoe Co. 



N. I. Bowditch 



W. F. Whiting. Paper Mfgr. 



R. T. Crane 



Industrial School for Girls 



C. A. Gray. OldtownCanoe Co. 



Monson State Hospital 



Industrial School for Boys 



Academy of the Assumption 



State Hospital 



Arthur F. Whitin. Whitin 

 Mfg. Co. 



A. S. and M. W. Clements 



W. J. Woods 



Allegan County Infirmary 

 Geo. H. Jewett 

 Dr. J. B. Patterson 

 W. M. Wentworth 

 Geo. B. Willard 



