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RG 59, GENERAL RECORDS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE APPOINTMENT RECORDS APPLICATION AND RECOMMENDATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC SERVICES, 1901-24 (Entry A1-764) BOX 1 Aal, Siegfried Acrel, George Abadeer, Ameen Acuff, Harmon Abavnza, Gonzalo Adair, Edwin Abbott, Cary Adams, Alfred T. Abbott, Joseph Adams, Alfred W. Abbott, Lawrence Adams, Alva Abbott, Luela Adams, B.R. Abdill, Russell Adams, Bradford Abele, Charles Adams, Charles F. Abele, Fred Adams, Charles W. Abell, H.H. Adams, Cyrus Aberg, William Adams, Edward L. Abernethy, Arthur Adams, Edwin Abraldes, Benito Adams, Egbert Abrams, George Adams, Franklin Abreu, Ascanio Adams, James D. Abt, Willy Adams, James T. Accomando, Nicolo Adams, John Acevedo, Juan Adams, Mary Achinstein, Hyman Adams, Ralph Acker, Walter Adams, Rob Roy Ackerman, George B. Adams, Roy Ackerman, Ernest Adams, Samuel Acquaviva, Nicole Adams, Thomas Acvee, Russell Adams, Vernon 1 BOX 2 Adams, William Albree, Edward Adcock, Lowell Addams, Lloyd Addison, John Additon, Forrest Adler, Isaac Adler, Julius Adler, Max Adler, Rudolph Adler, Wolf Adoryan, Bernard Adriance, Walter Aelmore, Martin Agate, John Agee, Beulah Agostini, Louis Aguilar, George Aguilar, Jose Ahearn, Peter Ahlers, Carl Ahlschier, Herman, Ahlum, Alvin Aide, Louis, Aiguer, Martin Aiken, David Aiken, William Aisenman, Wolf Akers, E.W. Akers, J.Ray Akin, Thomas Alvee, Harry Albee, Robert Albers, Julius Alberson, Edward Albert, Albert P. Albert, Aristides Albert, Rose Albert, Talbot Albertis, Edward Albes, Charles Albrecht, Abraham 2 Albright, Paul Aldcroftt, Richard Albro, Heny Alden, Austin Alcock, William Alden, Edward 3 BOX 3 Alden, William Allen, Herbert Alderman, Edwin Alderman, Harry Aldrich, Marguerita Aldrich, Richard Aleon, A.P. Alexander, Alexander Alexander, A.L. Alexander, Cecil Alexander, Christine Alexander, Jacob Alexander, James Alexander, John Alexander, J.O.W. Alexander, Lucian Alford, Thedore Alfsen, Liv Algee, Lucian Alger, Michael Alger, Russell Alger, William E. Ali, Antonio Allard, Ellen Allegre, Emile Allegretti, Francis Allen, Abner Allen, Bryan Allen, Charles E. Allen, Charles M. Allen, Charles S. Allen, Charles Samuel Allen, Cornelius Allen, C. Torrey Allen, Dudley Allen, Ethan Allen, Egbert Allen, George H. Allen, George W. Allen, Gordon Allen, H.A. Allen, Henry 4 Allen, Horace Allen, Orville Allen, Hugh A. Allen, Paul Allen, Hugh M. Allen, Simon Allen, Louis Allen, Thomas Allen, Lucius Allen, William Allen, Lyndon Aller, Frank Allen, Milton Allerman, Charles 5 BOX 4 Allgood, John Anderson, Alice Allie, Harold Anderson, Asa Allison, Dixon Anderson, August Allison, Frederick Anderson, Ben Allison, H.H. Anderson, Charles Allison, John Anderson, Charles T. Allman, Norwood Anderson, Christine Allmuth, Frank Anderson, Douglas Alpiser, Paul Anderson, Edward Alrick, Owen Alsberg, Henry Alston, Charles Alston, William Althouse, John Althouse, Samuel Altiere, Joseph Alvarada, John Alvarez, Benigno Alvarez, Cruz Alvarez, Daniel Alverson, Lyle Amant, George Stanley St. Amberson, Julius Ambler, Byron Ambrose, J. George Ameglio, Alfred Ames, Alden Ames, C. Delano Ames, Roger Amiger, William Amill, Anna Amiss, William Amneus, Ernst Amory, Copley Amos, William Amthauer, Fred Amussen, Theodore Anderegg, F. Anderson, Elisa Anderson, Alex 6 BOX 5 Anderson, Eric Andrews, George Anderson, Francis M. Andrews, Henry Anderson, Francis R. Andrews, John Anderson, Frank Andrews, Lawrence Anderson, George Andrews, P.A. Anderson, Herbert Andrews, Richard Anderson, Howard Andrews, Robert Anderson, James A. Andrews, Walter Anderson, James N. Andridge, A.A. Anderson, J.E. Anderson, John F. Anderson, John G. Anderson, John H. Anderson, John I. Anderson, Larz Anderson, Lucille Anderson, Martha Anderson, Mauritz Anderson, Nils Anderson, Pascal Anderson, Ragnar Anderson, Raymond Anderson, R.M. Anderson, Seabrook Anderson, T. Hart Anderson, Victor Anderson, William A. Anderson, William A. Andonian, Hagop Andrade, Albert Andreae, August Andreani, Farnese Andreen, Alexis Andress, William Andrew, W.H. Andrews, Benjamin Andrews, Charlton Andrews, Don Andrews, Forrest Andrews, Frederic 7 8 BOX 6 Andrist, Charles Armijb, Benjamin Andronaco, Gaetano Armijo, Isidoro Angell, James Armijo, Leopold Angerstein, Herbert Armistead, Robert Anglim, William Armour, Aaron Ankrom, Pearl Armour, John Annino, Santi Annis, Ross Anthes, George Antier, Raymond Anthony, Alfred Anthony, Frank Anthony, Richard Antletz, Edward Appelberg, Carl Appelloff, Eric Appleton, A. Stewart Appleyard, George Apponyi, C.E. Arbuckle, Eustace Arbuckle, James Arbuckle, Walter Arbrithnot, Samuel Archambault, Alberic Archambault, Joseph Archambault, Raoul Archer, George Archer, Howard Archer, Laird Archbald, Albert Ardis, W.F. Ardourel, Alphonse Arena, Joseph Arenberg, Fred Argubright, Ralph Ariza, Jose Arkush, Solomon Arlt, Hans 9 BOX 7 Armis, Goodsil Asch, Adolph Armstrong, Andrew Armstrong, Anthony Armstrong, Elmon Armstrong, Frank Armstrong, George Armstrong, Henry Armstrong, Howard Armstrong, James Armstrong, John Armstrong, Joseph Arnell, Charles Arnold, Albert Arnold, Frank Arnold, John Arnold, John H. Arnold, John K. Arnold, John R. Arnold, Marshall Arnold, William Arnoldson, Torild Arnson, Ludwig Arntzen, Julius Arntzen, Octavius Arras, Elias Arras, Paul Arriaga, Augustin Arriago, Julio Arrowsmith, James Arrowsmith, Robert Arroyo, Edward Arter, Irwin Arth, Louis Arthur, Charles Artigues, Ferdinand Asbell, Herbert Ashbrook, Thomas Asbury, Charles Asbury, Eugene Asbury, Joseph Ascensao, Antonio 10 Ascham, John Ashurst, Bert Asensio, Jose Asnis, Charles Ashby, C.W. Aswad, Khalil Ashcroft, T.C. Atchison, Edward Ashe, Eugene Atkins, Robert Ashley, Donald Atkinson, Harold Ashley, Madge Atkinson, Ray Ashton, Frederick 11 BOX 8 Atkinson, William Aylett, Patrick Atkinson, Horace Atlas, Charles Atmore, George Atterberry, Willie Attia, G. Attie, Joseph Atwell, William Atwood, O.M. Aubray, Adeline Auer, Edgar Auerbach, H. Auerbach, Silas Auger, Louis Augur, Herbert Augustin, Bennett Augusta, Alexander Augustson, Arsel Ault, Dayton Austin, Clarence Austin, Edward E. Austin, Edward J. Austin, Richard Austin, W.W. Authier, Joseph Avant, Emory Ave-Lallemant, Ernest Averill, Henry Averill, Herbert Avers, Henry Avery, Bailey Avery, Clark Avery, George Avery, William Axer, -- Axelroad, Benjamin Ayer, Elizabeth Ayers, Cary Ayers, James Ayers, Roy Ayers, William 12 Ayme, Louis Babbitt, Byron Ayrault, Guy Babcock, Carle Ayeres, Rudolph Babcock, Franklin Ayeres, Willis Babcock, Lester 13 BOX 9 Babcock, Sidney Bailor, William Babin, Duke Babin, Maud Baca, Elfago Baca, Filadelpho Baca, Jose Baca, Manuel Baca, Nicholas Bach, Jules Bache, E.W. Bachem, Reinhart Bachert, Jules Bachilleres, Enrique Bachman, Ulysses Bacon, Achilles Bacon, Alfred Bacon, Edward Bacon, Elliot Bacon, Francis Bacon, Herbert Bacon, John Bacon, Robert Bacouby, Archibald Baczynski, John Bader, Ralph Baehr, Herman Baehr, M.J. Baer, Richard Baeseman, R. Winfield Bagge, Jacob Bahlke, W.A. Bailey, Alfred Bailey, Berry Bailey, David Bailey, Everett Bailey, Harry Bailey, Henry A. Bailey, Henry B. Bailey, Joe Bailey, John Bailey, Stephen 14 Bain, Alexander Baiz-Deblaine, Ignacio Bain, J.W. Bajona, Nicholas Baird, Edward Baker, Alvin Baird, Henry Baker, Arthur Baird, Hushel Baker, Ben Baird, John Baker, Bernard Baird, William Baker, Charles F. Baisden, Thomas Baker, Charles H. 15 BOX 10 Baker, Charles I. Ballinger, Rolla Baker, Daniel Ballou, Sidney Baker, Dwight Balog, Peter Baker, Edward C. Balque, Alfred Baker, Edward H. Balster, Charles Baker, Francis Baltazzi, E.G.S. Baker, Fred Baltis, Alexander Baker, Hastings Baker, Jacob Baker, James Baker, Martin Baker, Martin R. Baker, Paul Baker, Orlando Baker, Rufus Baker, Stanley Baker, Thomas M. Baker, Thomas S. Baker, Warren Balcerkiewicz, Frank Bald, Walter Baldwin, A.H. Baldwin, C. Columbus Baldwin, Charles Baldwin, Daniel Baldwin, David Baldwin, Elbert F. Baldwin, Elbert F., (Jr.) Baldwin, Geary Baldwin, George Baldwin, Glenn Baldwin, Standish Baldwin, William Balien, Joseph Ball, George Ballard, W.H. Ballea, Moses 16 BOX 11 Baltz, Harry Barger, Turner Baltzo, Charles Balzer, Fred Bamforth, Harry Bancroft, Charles Bancroft, William Bandinel, James Bangham, Arthur Bangs, John Bangs, William Banigan, Edward Bankowska, Wanda Banks, Edward Banks, George Banks, Sam Banning, Hubert Bannon, John Baptiste, Gonzalos Barber, Donald Barber, Evon Barber, Henry Barber, James Barber, Phineas Barber, William Barbour, George Barchet, Stephen Barclay, Bernard Barclay, Charles Barclay, J.J. 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    ■w TOL. XXI ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 191,3 57 Notice. I Card of Thank- The Counties’ Council of United Impressions of a Trip King George Wel- Official Visit To Disinfect Soil- •Counties of Stormont, Dundas and To the Editor of the News, dengarry, will meet at Court House. Dear Sir:—Through the columns of Cornwall, on Monday the 13th day of your paper 1 wish to warmly thank October, A.l). 1913, at 8 o’clock p.m., my friends and neighbor# for the val- To Tile Old Coontry comes Canadians To Canada ed BookNotes LL. pursuant to adjournment from June uable assistance rendered on Sunday Mr. Donald McKay, M.A., Principal i The Alexandrians here broke off from London, Sept. 27.—The Canadian Mr. H. A. Conroy, inspector of In- Ottawa, Oct. 1.—The Finance Ds- Session. last at the titne of the desliruction of the rest of the party and followed the officers returning to London from the dian Agencies, returned to Ottawa partment, under the direction of Hon. Cornwall, Sept. 20th, 1913. my bam by fire. of the Alexandria High School, who, with Mrs. McKay, recently returned bent of their own inclinations during army manoeuvres keenly appreciate ^ last week from his visit of inspection IW. T. White, is making an interest- ADKIAN I. MACDOXELL, With grateful appreciation of their from the Old Country, has favored us a portion of the time, though they the gracious attention of theKing who I to a place known as Treaty Eight, 8(TO J ing teat of a new method for tlis :36-3 Ceunty Clerk services I am.