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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-10

A CHEAP CHICkERING PIANO.
zn have for sale, a Chickerug PIANO
El=-szTSrrssE which | took in exchange for one of
w III RH7BBT my fine Rosenkranz Pianos. This
- - Y IsChckering was purchased only three
years ago at $780, and is good and handsome a one
AS ever saw. The case is of Rosewood; it has the
iron frame (humbug) and all the latest Improvements.
Having gotten handsome boot can sell this fine
Chickering very low. e.. ]. CONRADT,
apps eo4t Nv. 205y Baltimore street
vRNRUSTEE's SALE. BY virtue of a decree
= of Baltimore County Court, sitting in equity, the
subscriber "a trustee, will offer by public auction on
the premises, on MONDAY, thu I4th day of April at
one O'Clock, ?. NJ, ALL THAT VALUABLE LOT
OF GROUND, with the Improvements Straw berry
alley, south of Pratt The Lot fronts SO feet
and has the same depth. The improvements consiet
ta,fIs.-., of FOUR two story BRICK DWELLINGS,
E;N..J conveniently constructed, now tenanted and
Hyi,,, well adapted for small families. Subject TO n
HHA. IN ground rent Of 947.
The terms of the sale prescribed by the decree
are, one-fourh in cash the day of sale, and the
balance with interest at six and twelve months The
credit payments to be secured by endorsed notes,
bonds approved by the trustee.
JOSEPH BRECK, Trustee.
mh2O 2awts ri INV. BOoL, Auct'r
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TuyU DEALERS IN TIN WARE. We have
received per ship Meta, an assortment of ia
PANIED TEA TRAYS, which we will sell to the
trade upon accommodating terms.
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
APPS $40 Baltimore street.
nLD LEAD. OLD LEAD bought at the BAL
~ TIMORE TYPE FOUNDRY, BANK LANE,
near Barnum's Hotel, for which ash will be paid at
fair market prices. Also, OLD TYPE. for which
cash will be paid, or new type given in exchange.
AMID
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-10

GMALL FAMILY GRINDSTONES. for
- sharpening table knives, for sale by the quantity
single one; also, few put up in superior style for
DENTISTS. For sale low at No. N. Howardst.
just round the corner of Baltimore. Don't mistake
the No. [mh24-2m] &. e. WETM0RE & co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-10

NW IEDOW BLINDS. Curtains. Bands and
w Pins, Puleys and Fastenngs, Stair Rods, SC
for sale at our HOUSEKEEPING WAREROUMS
No. , N. Howard street.
mh2f ,2m C.E. WE'rMORE * co.
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TMBRELt.is, roARASOLS.
AND SIM sJIAnESy

YEeHE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR SALE
n by the demijohn or gallon, superior Old Mellow
and fine favored MaItell's BRANDY, vim. 1922, and
some very choice OLD RYE WHISKEY, lS25which
he will sell low, and respectfully asks those who
want ID give them n trial.
EVAN HAMILTON No. 2S Gcrman.st
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w A n r. S .

| " AsTEiD, in retail dry goods store, isd
w from Ii 10 Ii years Of age-the best recon-
mendation will be requTed. Apply at this office.
apl0 81
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NWW. II. JENNINGS ~ co.
w DIAPERS AND TAIL0RS.
IMP OR TIERS OF CLOTHS, C.aSSIDIGRES,
VESTlN G5, FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, sc.
23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL, New YORK
To those visiting the city Of New York, requiring
GARMENTS, a renewed solicitation is offered for
them call and examine our stock of New and Fash
ionahle GOODS for Spring and Summer wear com
prsng an assortment unsurpassed in richness and va
rety, and which will be made up order in style
second house in the trade at prices which must
offer such inducements to the Cash purchaser can
not fail to be appreciated. mhI7 'm
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RHAGTsTRATE'S OFFICE.


Articles of Agreement ndentures of Apprenticeship,
Insolven Papers, &c. sc. Having sober and respon-
sibe officers in attendance all business entrusted to
his office will be attended To with fidelity and de
spach. mh29 iawitt
TIA PEOPLE wish OCcular demonstra-
ton that the cash store is the place to purchase
for the CASH, they have only to call at No. Market
street-Needes cents paper; solid Pins cts. paper;
Jet and white satin tIairdresses ard ccklaces only
% cts; Hooks and Eyes CT box; Tapes cts. d0zen.
G. s. Butter Knives % cts; Gold Rings D cts; do
BE; God Watch KEYS 81; do Ear rings 25cens pair;
Scissors cts JeI Pins &c. Jet Buttons cts. dozen;
Cologne 6!c; black and white hose 10 cts Mems half
Hose 10 cts; Britannia Coffee Pots s 2; Tea do &c;
whole set do. q pieces only Sd Brit Table Spnons
lsie set; Tea do, l2c; Candestirks, p Lamps, ftp;
Ess. Peppermint 30 cts d0z; Shaving Boxes 80 cents
doz; Coffee Mills 81 cts; Casters 10 cents Clocks S2
Britannia Spttoons rs cents; Japanned do Is cts ps.
Gum Suspendcrs l2i cts; Aahabet Plates 25 cts doz
also, general assortment of Jewelry; Combs; Brush
es; Threads; Cotons; Hosiery; Gloves; Cutlery ia
panaed Wares Fancy Soaps, SC &C., all at prices
greatly below The regular terms. Cal at once to in
sure the Bargains. GEORGE T. VICKERS,
No Baltimore street,
ap9 Between the Bridge and Market.
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A YOUNG MA N. capable of producing good re-
IA ferences in this city, who has been some years
mercantile house. For further parnc ulars apply TO
an9 l.. F. SCOTT, 10 Exchange Place.
JUDGEMENTS Of six and 10 months, purchased
ee t..F. SC0TTi'S intelligence Office,
apo No. 10 Exchange Place.
EnIfK TOPAZ and AMETHYST BREAST
III PINS and BRACELETS for the Ladies, al very
how prcsr, received this day and for sale nv
GABRIEL D. CRhRK.
shfa Water street, I'd door rom Calvert
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WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES
ss2 further supply Of Gold Patent Lever and
WT7A Lepine WATCHES, Gold Guard and Fob
L. SRChains, Seal Rings, with general assortment
sAs..-asof JEWELRY-for sale low by
GABRIEL d. CLARK, Water street,
mt20 second door from Calyert-st,
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A MEXICAN TABLE CUTLERY. Just
IN received lot of superior AMERICAN CUT
LERY-consisting in part of
Fine Ivory Balance KNIVES AND Forks, in sets
of 81 and So pieces.
Do do French Pattern FORKS.
Fine Ivory Table and Dessert Knives and Forks,
in dozens.
Fins Table and Dessert Balance handle Knives, for
Silver Forks.
GAME CARVERS and BEEF sLICERs
Self zip Knives and Forks, in dozens
Cocoa do do.
Ebony do. do.
Carving knives andforks with steel.
A great variety of knives ,cithe,t forks.
Cook and B iead knives in abundance.
English razors, scissors, pen knives, SC. Sc.
Call at No. Howard street, at the NEW FUR
NISHING WAREHOUSE of
m24-2m C.E. WRTMORE & co
UNRENCH FLOWERS. Mrs. MCPHERSON,
u No. 81 North Howard ST., has Just received from
| N York beanllul assortment of FRENCH PLOM-
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RUILLIAM w. LEE, FASHIONABLE HAIR
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. 4 N. GAY-ST.
Gentlemen 3 RalOrs set al the shortest notice ale y
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-06-19
To all Concerned.

We would call the attention of some of onr
schscrbers, and especially certain Post Mas
,ers. 10 The following reasonable, and well sell
led rules of Law in relation TO publishers, To
15e patrons Of newspapers.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
/ Subscribers who do not give erpreSs no.
tire 10 he contrary, are considered as wishing
ID roG,inne their subscriptions.
. If Subscribers order The dscon:inuance Of
heir papers, The publishers may continue to
send lhem I'LL all a:rearages are paid.
B. If subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
heir papers from The officers 10 which they are
drecIed they are held responsible all they
haze settled their bill, and ordered their papers
G,srOnlined.
1. II subscribers remove 20 other places with
oq Informing The publishers, and their paper II,
.sn' to The former direction, they are held re-
,a0n>Ihp.
5. The courts have decided that refusing TO
p,c newspaper or periodical from The office.
or removing and leaving il uncailed for, is "pri-
ma facie" evidence Of intentional fraud
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-06-19
MAR RKED,

In Lenor county, III , near Kingston, on the
Oh u' by Jesse Jackson, Esq, Mr.. JARDIN
FHERsoN, aged IS years, aud Mrs. SOPHIA
'VcHEY, aged rs years.
IN Manson, N. H., Mr.. JONAS HUBBARD. and
EI's LOUISA ScRIprusE.
Some keep The Scripture for show,
heler'd and gilt on their bureau.
And some to dust and moths degrade it:
D0 Jonas took The wiser parl,
lie pressed The Scripture TO his heart,
Aud even on his pillow laid it,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-06-19
From the New York Mirror.

] sat an hour to-day, John,
Beside the old brook stream
Where we were school-boys in old time,
When manhood was a dream;
The brook is choked with fallen leaves
The pond is dried away,
scarce believe that you would know
The dear old place, today.
The school-house is no more, John,
Beneath our locust trees,
The wild rose by the window side.
No more waves in The breeze
The scattered stones look desoIaie,
The sod they rested on
Has been p!oughed up by stranger hands
Since you and l were gone.
The chesnut tree is dead, John,
And what is sadder now
The broken grapevine Of our swing
Hangs on the wilhered hough;
! read our names upon the bark,
And found The pebbles rare
Laid up beneath the hollow side,
As we had placed them there.
Beneath the grass-grown bank, John,
looked for our old spring
Tha, bubbed down the alder path,
Three PAGES from the swing;
The rushes grow upon The brink,
The pool is black and bare,
And not foot This many day.
Il seems, has lrodden there
| took the old blind road, John,
That wandered up The hill,
'Ils darker than il used 10 be,
And seems so lone and still;
The birds sing yet upon The boughs,
Where once The sweet grapes hung,
Bul not voice of human kind
Where all our voices rung
sat me on The fence, John,
That lives as in old time,
The same half-panel in the path,
We used so oft to climb,
And thought how Ger The bars OF life
Our playma,es had passed on,
And left me counting on The spot
The faces that are gone.
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Your daughters hand
II is yours said The old man.
Ferris sprang astonlshed to his feet, saying,
Il hardly know how to receive your kind
ness, sir; had looked for different IRE a'ment'
Listen young man. said The farher, do yoa
think | should have allowed you To become In-
innate IN nv family without knowing your char
acIer do you think should have e'en this
precious child, (and he placed her hand Ia Fer
ris's) 10 you before had proved you! No SIR,
out of Annes many sui.ors from he wealthy
and highest in society long stree selected
you as one in whom coGId lsei confidence.
The world calls me a Geld and calculating rnan.
perhaps am so; but had duty TO perform to
him who had entrusted me wnh he happiness
of this blessed child; have endeavored 10 d..
charge that trust faithfully; The die a'es oi PRIDE
may have been counerbalanced by desire for
my daughters happiness. chose you FIRST.
she has since voluntarily done so. know
! your life and habits, your means and prospects
you need tell me nothing. With your wife
you will receive an anple fortune; the duriful
! son and affectonate brother, cannot but make q
kind husband. But stay said the old man, Il
will be with you in moment, and he lei; the
lovers together.
The story OF your marriage with r was
only to try our hearts, then, and thicken the
plot said Ferris TO the blushipg girl.
AT lsis momen, the door opened. ard the beg
gar whom Fern, had twice relieved. entered.
Anne recoiled at frs, at the detected appear
auce and poverty stricken looks of The intru-
der, while Fern, asked in as'onishment how
he had gained entrance into The house. In a
moment, the figure rose 10 sately height, and
casting off the disguise /, had worn, discovered
the person Of Anne's father.
! The as,onishmeni Of the lovers, can hardly
be conceived.
L was determined said The father address,
| ing Ferris. after had otherwise proved your
character. 10 test one virtue which of all Others
is the greatest. GRAVITY. Had you failed in
that, you would also have failed with me in this
purpose of marriage. You were weighed In
the balance and not found wanting; here, sir.
is your frs, purse; it contained six dollars when
you gave i, to the poor beggar in the streei-it
now contains check for six thousand and
here is the second, that contained five dollars,
which is now also multiplied by lhousands.-
Nay said the old man, as Ferris was about to
speak, there's no need of explanalon-it is a
fair business transaction This was of course
all mystery to Anne--but when explained,
added sull more TO her love for her future hus-
| band.
| Ferris and Anne were soon married, and one
stately mansion IN Beacon street., serves as
| home for mother, sister, wife and ALL Cos
sip said, land gossip said truly for once,) that
old Mr.. H. having money enough, had not
sought 10 add more To the fortune he should
leave his child, by forming for her all alliance
with gold, but had sought aud found what was
far more valuable, true merit.
And now abideth Faith, Hope, and Charity,
these .hree-.-bu. the greatest OF these Is Char
uy.
l Uaman .ards and vIne ruin many Young
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-06-19

Women, cards aud w,ue rula many young
men!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-06-19
No. 3

ter few introductory remarks, ssid
You have doubtless observed, sir. nv inti-
macy in your family for more Than year pa>l.
From the fact that you did not ohjec lo INV at
,en,ions to your daughter. have been led to
hope that il might uol be altogether agaIns, your
wishes. May ask, sir. with due respect. your
opinion in this matter
i have often seen you here, replied Mr..
H, and have no reason to object To YOUR
visits, sir
Indeed, sir, you are very kind. have net
lher fortune nor rank 10 Offer your daughter.
bu, still emboldened by love; | ask you for her
hand
The old man laid by his book, and removing
his spectacles, asked
. Does he lady sanction Ibis request,
She does
Have you thought well Of your proposal.
| have
L
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SCHOOL,!

FiIE present session Of tic Bowling
d Green Academy, will close, on
Tuesday next, (May 2lst.) The ex-
animation will commence at , o'clock,
p. ". Al who feel interested in the
y invited 10 attend.
The next session will commence on
Wednesday, the 4th OF June.
Terms per session, of 3 months:
Elementary & English branches, 8 10
Higher branches, 90
Classics, 90
applications for the next session
should be made Immediately, so that nee
cssary books may be supplied without
delay. All books for the use ofthe school
will be furnished at ST. Louis, at whole
sale prices wheE prompt payment is made
JOHN HUBBARD.
Nav l7th. 1915. 2wl5.
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NOTICE..

sEsHE partnership heretofore existing
90 in the name of Eastin & Rankins,
at GAINESVILLE and Platte City, expired
by limitation, on the First day OF June,
lS45. Al those indebted to the finn
at GAINESVILLE, are requested 10 make
payment TO Dr.. Columbus {. Eastin or
his agent, who is alone authorized TO
receive and receipt for The same.
JOHN +. RANkINS,
{. ID. EASTIN.
June 9TH, lSfj. 4wlS
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SEQ WILSON,

wholesale amt RetGI DeGls, IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
StuffS, Perfumerv, Wiulow-Glass,
and Surgeons Instruments,
No. >, Main Sire I.
ST. Louis, Mo.
y@An articles il our line OF bust
ness will be sole al the very lowest Cash
prices. In exchange, will be taken
Beeswax, Ginseng, and Wheat.
Jan. 81 1916. TN ]
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Regular Semi-W Weekly Packet.
Us. Mail
EFOr'G:sS,
BERNARD. .liqS,e7,

VIII leave st. Louison Wednesday and
and saturday.. at ! o~'clork, ?. 81. Return
ing, will leave Keokuk eysry Sunday and
Thursday, a. 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, Warsaw and
Al,zaLdria nj >; Tuliy al q; Lagrange at
=, r. ~; same days; Quincy on Monday
and F'fidav. at = O'Clock, a. NJ; Marion
CITY at9 !. 81. iTauuibI Of at 10, Louisiana
at -, 81 and Clark vile ut, ], p. W. snr1o
days.
The Boscus, No. =, being luilt eXpress3r
for the trade. with Great speed, and very su-
pcinraccemuudatons for passrn-cr=, will,
at the opening Of navigation. take the race
of the Borcas. nd may be relied on fns the
same Vrouptucss, regularly, Hn' attention
to passengers and shipper n heretofore
March sth l-l1. q
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A administrators Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained OF the
Crk Of the County Court o! Lincoln
Co.. letters of Administration wIjhth
will annexed, on the estate OF l.o't
Tarrant<, deceased, bearing date
the nth June. l845'
All persons having claims a
,oins, said estate. are requested to
exhibit them properly authenticated.
within ole year from the date ofsaid
letters. or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said es,
to,c and ifno, exhibited within three
wears. thew will he forever aired.
SOLOMON r, MONLEf.
Executor.
June l4th, 1914. 'Wli'
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Peter Co}Iop,
y.
Isaac Reel aud Sally his
WIFE. Eve Williams, Christi
VA Goodman, Caty Smith, ! ~ .... =.
.Nrchsel Pickle and Betsy his
VIE, Tobias TIckle " a.aTy t'
hi- wife; the heirs Of john
CoIiop. dcceaeed, and the uo-
known hrirs of Relccca Col
Top, deceased.
4 Nd uow nj lhis dag the plaintiff, by
"a \. n. BucaueL bis attorney, appear
and .ugccs:s t. The Court that the order o
publication heretofore made, has not been
published according 70 law on his motion
fhc samr Is renew I'd, aud it appearing to
ihr court from the said r~etitiOn aud the
AFFIDAVIT thereto annexed that 'he said Caty
smith, Michael Pickle md Betsy his vile,
Tobias Pickle ard Mary, bis wife, the her Of
JOHN ColIop, decor sed, and the unhn0w f.
heirs OF Barnam Col!op iecpa led, are non
resjients Of this state.
II j. thorrf re ordered that they b. notified
of the EIrin- Of aid petition; praying cor q
division and partition of the following
f!f-lilIft lEf"4 L"ldlt1 ~ ]" d'b
county Of Pike, viz: q lot of Land suppos-
ed 90 contain two acre.. IN which i -itua-
ted a mi,!;' being q part of tie north west
- Of south east 4 of section Ia. town
hip ~, north range 3 vest, and Tying or
the south sij- Of said lot OF land and near
the middle of said south lrar. and bounded
rs follow; rc.inuiug ~ a white oak on the
-uufh side Of HrfL cuivte, on the top of tie
bluff and Iunning abput loo yards to ~
gar tree, thence west to an elm, on the no'tn
side Of cuivre, thence south TO a red oak, on
the south side Of c]uirra, and thence east to
ihc beginning: md that unless tirv
be and HppcHr at the next Term Of the
court, t. De begun aut held At the court
house, in Bowling Grocr, within aud ia:
said county of Pike, o" the First Mon
day Of Sept, next, and plead within tire
time allowed for that purpose, judgment, by
default, will be- rendered against them all!
ordered that notice he given hv publication
Of this order in some newspaper printed
in this county for eight week successfully.
and cont nucd.
STATE OF MISSOURI Set.
County Of Pie,
/, Simeon ?. Eohin-on, Clerk OF tn" Cir
cult Court, ior aid county certify that tie
foregoing i true copy Of the order.
WITNESS ms hand and official
seal. seal. Done ut office il Bowling
49, Green. ia said county Of Pike,
this the l7rh day of June, l~i5.
:. T. ROBINSON. Clerk.
Juno 81. loij sw20
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iiSHLlS il' ptSc u IbthtSi ltlSn SuL~
scribeis with volume OF
SIG pages,
ut The unprecedented low price Of
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issued 10 this country.
The Ex75silor will continue TO be
4 faithful and t%earIess expounder Of
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Democracy.ts It has LeeH under its
late highly gifted editor, who We are
encouraged to hope. will materially
aid Us with articles from his eloquent
zen; its pages will be adorned By
contributions from the most distin-
Cuished political writers in the United
States. Neither Plins nor expense
viii he spared, TO make 1t worthy Of
heing considered Il textbook for the
! democracy, in iufure generat;ons.-
tIha publishers inieGd it shat occu-
Ipv the high ground sustained by
Mes Weekly Register, in the palm
= DAYS Il that useful publication; it
ishaji Re a record "f important poiiti-
ltl! facts. Ger future use < reference,
las v+i, IS m able ~exrounter OF still
rore imi nG'autpc.i,:ca truths, which
viii 1--we through al Gme, and even
ualiy, VIII revoiutioniza the wcIii.
We sil1li IN. emitli1g'v aud wI.h
1.-The whole : u, devote ourselves to
lie cause O.. universal republican ed
tucation; 70 this END ~ small jealous
Y ,ndeavor - reform every college
n Amcr,ca. and establish q system
I'0 eiuca,e al the children in the land
n the saving principles Of irs-ri-g@
| Liberty. instead Of. as present. gov
ing Up in thnrrhtlcss- u~r"gov;-ed l.
~norance. or VIA, IS even worse. #
teCeuuaC 'ndyc mated viii.
the "aIe.ui principles Of En-'r-h mon
arrfv and aris.Uc.9sy, the on srS-
item Of ,aucaliyu pursued ut our fash
lIou4blc s"mrnar.ss of learning.
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ysn Nv. ih- .',a,.ps, occasion %
! find .7r,- - -L;e --s-r-.. Care VII
as, ha --t.o D., he he ~r7ckare.
.t,or.ry -ai civ ervelooed. So
! TN. r. s,.l raacb their dest;Da-
,,.r n nod order With tHi, hriaf
mi I'M e~ra.t ou.r.9e Of orr plan,
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the practice Of the law, will promptly
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BowlIng-Green, May the 9th 1915.