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Decorah-posten., 1895-06-04

Otter al Gimelisbco maa 3prene,
beoer Oct / en- | "Naturen" optaaet lie
tcrcsiant Grtitel al @iaiam Turneu,
ialiaIo be al benz, iom bar inapas uos
uitlet Spn, at DC paa ensdng fan opers
ifue ct menueifeliot Snien, banne fig
fine eone Mening,r M bet SGien, bpis
GiIiteoeprrelie paa Soroen ilopuer iaa
mrstig SnoFpoelic paa ocres eset Te
o. BEL. Gnoog ct ina lapt itaaenoe
DIR ion en- GOberfop bar MAI iroei
ian gicufjenoe ben, iom giuer ben Wao,
ca man oeo ON en- aarpe, at ben bar
pilt gean paa Scnsiuenbeo liacouericr
en- @taro, iom ensau9 bapoe bclbreoet
ben. 5Or 3prene, ialiolo for be mere
iteligentc al benz, fer WtenreIfet fors
mooertliS no iOm ct SGien, Der o9Iaa
borer meo If 3prcne. Set piier fine
8Dlclicr peo Scgn rg @eberoer, bets
Gale CT for 0Drene en- Slaioin9 al
2Db, iOm for benz life u~otrptter nU9en
i~ornuitig Mcnins, mere euo GDrrnes
9po noirptter bet for os. Manae al
@ienncitetS GGopaner luarer til Ogre
nes, % bpao nlsuar Mienneitcts bgierc
9orter 20 ouuocli9e SeTtrGbelier, iao
eriitcrer be life for &prenc. glIe 8Orr
Iigucr unae 9pr. Gag {. Gr. MGrfc
til ben naturligc Wt0aOe, paa bOiItcn
8orn lcge meo SunOebuuIpe, aiaiuoer
ellcr Gam, pg oct gebag, meo boilte
oisie tn9er Del / 2e9eu. SUcrtcn
Barn eIIcr 9gr irD3ter for b%inanocn
GO beira8tcr fig iom biuunOcn5 2igc.
0prct pco o9iaa, at oct til Ell biz Grab
fan 9jpre fig ior%itaaeli0t for Mtcuneltet,
% paofalOer pite bets 9jGlp. Oct or
r%imeligoi5, forot 9Brene betragtcr
Mcnneitct ION en- Stabning al famine
SlogS ION oc lelu, at ian mango piloe
9gr fan tnges liae ira fine ppriroeligc
Spbolo8ltebcr re tGmmcs. &eriom
3preue %betrugteoe Miennelfet ium ct
8Glen, IOu life itOo / uogetipmbclit
6orBolO til benz, oilbe 6rp9tcn for bet
utjcnote f%ormoOeutIig aibploe Dem fra
at Gu9ribe bet. ct 9pr, iom cr itGrt
moi, uil im.ioIertio, llaar bet pIa9cs al
9luser, onoribe Mienucitet, attlrat
iom bet unper li9uenOe SmitGuoi9bes
Der pllbe Gngri6e ct a1Oct leuenoe Srz
len. Sc, ION Ear reiit / mIoiprlteoe
eQer Iibet beioste G8nc, pmtaler pite
ben 6rpgtlp5beo, meo butlten minorc
8pr nGrnter fig Wtenueifct, ION be life
er paut iii at ie. 5oriattereu blep
ielp, oa ban for mango Nar lioen lepcs
DC paa NpiceIanOs giOrop, iGrlio fprs
banlet ouer np9le oeruGren5e SugleS
Sambeo. Mau bebppeoe blot at llboe
eIer li99e itiae nugle Minuttcr paa
Warteu mellem SrGerrc eler paa ct
aabent Steo meQem Srcsnerne; 6uss
lene ~ppbagcoe Ell mart u8 Hog Jig mco
itprIte 6ortrpligbeo neo paa eli eler
anOen Del al 9egewct. Man er i iaas
onnne Silf9lbe uelieet al De lapere 9pr
% bebanSleS iom Ell Sen, inotil Syret
iaar Griaring iur. at Ntenneifet fan pps
trade p9iaa iom 6ienoe, % lGrer at
boloe fig / gIiitano.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-04

man, os iGa brDO man ia intst +,
ON NDtpmmerre. Snoen oreS,. a.
bar en- bcnanoet 9iosIlape msS I'm !
oOmsellteoe, Der Der, ulig andre :,
Ir9Ie, beGpnbte at bp99e GeSs
Soften. - 90 beleritte bar Der 30
lom oioltc, at Den 9raobuareSt,
mnlte, men piljciaIte r8 traitias gI
bar ell Sfiobcr, Der retOp bar tyaS.
al it San8enifab % MI bapoe tas!.
Sruo I'D al Somiruburct.
Oct CT / Tumarcr % Gjr,
beoSDiItorier, Bet gaar iaa til; men
nnoertioen u9iaa i Sirteljg9eOen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-04
"Somfrubmrct''.
eli Br.)

Scr bar ct itummelt 8asrum "Sturs
bpgninsen" paa Gaanaas. Sicncrne
fnlote bet "Somiruburet" get bopoe jim
ScbOcr, pg famine Seboer baooe en-
Siusiaga; men faa fjenbte ben.
Sorte Ell balumprf arcg laa ell
&ptnoeltittelic / Ell sammelba9es "Sim-
melien9" mco bruut Sorbana. llos
tGret, 9raables GO sraabaaret laa bun
Der - snmmel iaa bun no, % itrpbes
Zig bar bun. Gnsans bar bun Bug
bens ri9eite Us ~sIaueite Seute - M
laa bun Der iom ben armeite blanbt be
Irme, iom ben birlpeslpieite blauot De
S~i9lpelpie, iOm Ell igr Siben uoaloet.
H..
Sum bebte cnoba - uei, ies tier meo
gtapuet. Sotter til ben m9gtise &aas
naaSsSonbe, a9tet % Grct, Itj6n % pels
opbrasen, bleu bun elitet os bernSret.
Ser bapoe life pGret Wansel paa Srierc
paa Naanaas; men bun bite benz aQe
Sinterpeien.
Ser bar bps en-, bun piite andre @eie
o9iaa; uen bet a ACKNOWLEDGMENT
paa @aarben, Snlpor Srupolo. 9ette
uor osiaa Ell flint Gut, os ban bapoc i
ilere SIur pGrrt liseiOm ell .Susbonos.
farl paa @anroeu. Sonben iu9be altio,
at paa Salucr fuuoe bon itole. % oct
bar Glt, iom funbe iaa grbeioet iii at
gaa, euten bet MI bar paa @aarpen cller
bprte / Gtorbpnoens 9pmmerifose. grs
beioerne lite ben fiGtte Gutten, ba han
bauoe Siertc pg ct 9oot Orb for ale.
@ieu iaa opoaSeoe &nanaas. 9orben en-
batter Dig, of bet iuit bar paa Salppr.
ban Imlstitfe funoe itole, oa ban bnooe
Steonempoer meo 9attcreu, "a iaa
iagebe ban 5ar bans ira &lapien %
Salpor ira Oaaroeu.
III.
9alpor lit "9idet" fra en- Worbror
i &merifa, % mart par bsle Susmanos.
iamilien tOmmen Der. Salpur fiji io
Sane, traleo % ileo al aQe 9lv,eus
aralter % sioroe bet sObt. Set bar
! bans Saab at bIi rig i en- g %raruenSina
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-04

reiit til Soracs, q. .. boor Sr. Gil'
b~ertion cier 9ane.
gilbert S%tcrebicm os Inorsip
Sicrte tos fig ct &ar Cages 5eris fra
Srsdenrlogc SIoIe i Gccorah, ipr at
S~lG8tuin9e ber. Sr. Bjerse
ifal grabuere fra ben 2Greanitalt
iorntommcnoe lite September.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-04

enter life pptaser bet tbeolp9'l'e
Stubium.
G~nsaaenbe Sorbsielie at Stoles u9
8ofpenge peo 2utber College bs'latte'
bss 8eOtaselisn al ct GOrllns ira
airferaaoet. getalinsen for Spboloet
ueb Goaeset iorbpies berreS mso 80
aarlis. a%iselebes ital Der oslaa !
GOaese. aioelinssn betales $50 aarlis
i efOIepsnge, iOrn bog ital ~tilbagebeta'
les De etubenter, iom ienere itnoerer
Gbeolosi peo Samiunbets eaer ct anoet
rettrocnOe lutbsrif Seminar.
Meoet uotalte 8etlaselie cper, at
Der life bite Zig ben rette Sntsresie Tor
Iurmalifolen / SiOur Sails. Oct ans
bciateoes, at ben Sfole ifuloe irge at
bjalpe fig mso minbre 9arerblelp.
Ser ueotoses ane~rtienbenoe &~eiOlu''o'
ner om Siseifolen i &ss &ins Os
Yaciiic 9utberan llniueriitp.
&ette 9eotommenoe unmOoebes ON
at eftcrsipe be samle ubrilste Sepils>
ninser til 2utber College Sibliotbet,
Der uesisr cnttrent $3.50.
vi enbel ubrugte Iense / aasien for
Seoninsemisiiun b~epilseoes $4,000
liant til en- Strife / Gait Safe Gitp %
s1,4o0 sapes til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ Sirita.
Seiluttet, at Spnpben life iaar OPP
retter npgen ny 2Grcrpult peo nogen
al fine @nitolter, men beller i1olfrans
fer 9lntalet al 9~arerpuIter, buor bette
laoer Zig gjure.
SeIuttet, at Menisbeoerne | Waois
ion os Smesn faar $4,000 Gobtgics
relle, ioroi De ensang bibrog betpOeli9e
Selrb til gtaoemiet ps Semlnarlet,
meo ben S~pritaaelie, at bette ifuloc
blipe / Wtaoiion.
Ser beoilgeoes $3.50 for bette gtor
iom 9usleie9uot9jCrelie til 8roi. q.
8utBue.
&irfernaoets SsIlutnins ont at asius
rere Samiunoets Gienoom 9Ootjenotes.
9roi. 2arien erflGreoe, at ban bar
impo at %asiurcre Samiunoets GieuoOm.
&aIt. Sborien bar enig meO Gam. 2iges
iaa &ait. 9torbp.
Ser b~euilsebes til WuIituuoeruiss
ming peo 2utber College for naite Gar
$3.50, til llnocrotsuin9 / SfipnlGsnins
iammeIteO5 $3.50, % til Sru Stub ior
to Simers ugentlis lluoeroisning /
Sang peO BET ~tbcolusiite Seminar liscs
leoes $3.50.
Mpoct uotalte peo Teisniua fin SAT
iii &ait. SOr9e for bans grbeioe ipm
reiieuoe 5inunSagent.
Seiluttet, at Der relies aiog0e Jurs
mano 8reuS ct WtinoesmGrfe / 6urm
al ct 2csut meo bans Naun, % at bets
llObg!te saar til Stipenpier for tbeolOs
Qilfe Stuoeuter.
SDuoOen ubtalte ipn ct Gnite, at
"&irfctioen0e" mart buroe uouioes til
"A Slber u8entlig.
Sarnebiemmet5 8eItprer, DIE Sols
beim, ual9teS til &eDattpr Of Sprnes
blabet.
SDnooen a~nbefaleoe Stpusbton Nfaz
bemi til Mieni9beOernes Seluilje %
Stptte.
Sc ~lGouanlige observation-disclosures peos
tp8es, % Wtpoet bleo berpaa b9pet
sine die.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-04

Gn S~asipnOis ifreu i Farm and
Field iornplig.
"Sa je9 sjproe Sjeueite pco Bet ris
ocnoc 8Oliti, lrrte jeg at fjenoe ct mes
get bumaut pg ~uifaoelist Mibbel, Der
meO Selo fan aupsnoes, naur ma bar
meo en- "ita" e0er itGois Selt OF be.
title. SITE alene ppnaar maj oerueb
bet tiliistebe Geiultat, men bet uoloer
life 9prct ben minoite Smerte. Naor
Soften nester at saa, iaa Crib bet enc
6orbenet reo SpultjGsset % bpi Scnet
bG9oucr ueo 2eben eler 9eopet. Sob
bet iGaoan i ire Mtinuter; Flip bet inn
neb iGjen, % Soften uil saa, ipm ON
%inscuiiu9 bar banot.
Sen eneiie Maaoe. bpprpaa ies fan
f%Urflare mig bette uirtiomme Serre.
opmme poe Soften, er at beure fan
tRute paa fun eli Sing 40 @an9en.
gtaar ben MI bar b ~iluttet Jig til life at
piQe ilptte zig Of Steoet, iaa uil Spis
nln9en al 6poen bepirte, at Den slems
mer, bpao ben bnuoe int Jig lore.
-
S 6raufrie taller Mnnben neitcn alori0
Om i'm Suitru; bet er, iOrOi ban sr
bange Tor at fomme til at tale ON ben.
be ~li0eoperIOr 6olt, Der fjenoer benoe
beore END ban islu oi6r bet.
Otter I~rpcuoclieu al en- 9soetlo %
eli 6ornue paa at Gueriere Gr. g9aros Rss
meoiCr bar The |. X. Watkins Medical
Co. bg9set pp en- for 6prretniu9 % bar III
Ct al DC iiprile meoIeiuite a5eratorier /
Am.rita. &c bar ssuc Ialtiner al ngeIte
Slogs boormeo be mailer % tllbsrsoer DC
ioriteaIae S.a9S 8Dooer, llrter o. Bart,
icm Dc BRUCE I'll tine @teoieiuer % at bette
icresaar uaoer oeres periou!i9e Gpipu. z
So binOelie meo 2aberaioriet bar &oulpaa.
met psiea ct fort 2rpiieri. ira hpilfst no.
aaar Ell ubare Mauaoe AT Or. ssaros Sue,
ratur. &c Iourettet al 8. u. &attns
Gompaonic,s @taii9ent % GruuolGsOer
paa G. aune, iieo Der | SIaoet 90 lGr Del
iauoe Gremitilius al Gr. gsarrs Yeoiein
5orretuiHs.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-04
TecorabrW
Grs. Guncau & gSaD,

SanblGger, ion trGIfes /:
Taciue, 1000 % 17oe Mai.
9anesbpyp. 1Soe % 20oc Y(ni.
Seuston, 2lOe o. 22oe Yt1i.
9Setcrion, 23oe Stat.
sarmpup, 24oe paNe5oe Yni.
Breton, 21oe, 2S0e % 29oe Yiai.
TGuber rQftes uoen Slnerie. glt Pr
teioe %nnrantere9. 52.20ti.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21
Care for the Cows.

When you are not running your
cows for all there is in them, are you
not making a great mistake? Can you
honestly say that during the past win
ter your COWS have had the best Of care
that you were capable of giving them !!
Can you say that you have made the
best butter that it was possible for you
to make? If not, why not? Have you
all the money that you want? Have
you all the farming implements that
you would like to have? Your cows
would help you reach this desired end
If you gave them the best care that you
could.
There is no secret in caring for COWS
or in making good butter, says the Ma
tiOnal Stockman. Any one can do it
If he will only try. 1t is hard to get
out Of the way of doing certain things
in certain ways, but when there is
money in getting, then, lets git" 1t
costs no more to make a pound of but
ter that will sell for so cents than it
does to make Il pound of butter that we
have trouble in dispOsing of for 10. 1t
costs less to get Il quart of milk from n
cow when she gives ten quarts, than
when she gives five. Why, then, don't
we make her give ten. and make thirty
five cent butter from the ten quarts,
where we formerly made ten-cent but
ter from five quarts? 1t is slow work
at the bottom of the ladder, 1t is rough
always under the harrow; but our
COWS, If we only have two or three will
help if we only give them the proper
care
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21
Tried to Look Like Dickens

A familiar figure has vanished from
the streets of Philadelphia What has
become of him nobody knows. but he is
seen in his old hauntS no longer. His
name and family history are unknown
to the great number of his fellow citi-
Zens who knew his quaint face and fig
ure so WELL He was one of the army
Of imitatOrs that flOurished long ago,
who made it their life study to ape
the mannerisms and the style of dress
of the eminent novelist Dickens.
Many years ago, when Dickens came
to this country, there were any number
Of men who were told by their friends
that they greatly resembled the illus
trious Englishman. The old gentle
man who is the subject of this sketch
was evidently one Of these He Wore
his hair brushed forward about his
ears and neck; the beard, shaven on the
cheek, remained always with a hand
full on the chin, joining the moustache
at the corners Of the mouth. He wore
the stock and tie that Dickens affect
ed, and he even made it a point to as
sumo the keen look which characteriz-
ed the great novelist. Now he has
passed away, and he was the last Of
DickenS's Ors-Philadeiphia Rec
ord
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21
THE FARM AND HOME.
MATTERS OFINTEREST TO FARM.
Err AND HOUSEWIFE.
Sorghum Needs More Attention than
COrn-Valuable Information in Bee
Culture-Secret of Making Good But
ter-ImprOvinE Rented Land-NOtes.
The Sorghum Crop.

Sorghum is usually planted in hills
about three feet apart each way, or If
the ground is not too weedy, in drills
three feet apart, leaving the stalks at
the last thinning about four TO six
inches apart in the row. If the crop
is to be used for sugar or syrup, the
stalks should be about six inches apart
in the drill, or about five stalks in the
hill. Six or seven stalks could be left
In the hill where the crop is TO be used
for forage. About two quarts of seed
Of the ordinary varieties are required
per acre. when planted in hills. and
somewhat more than this amount when
sown in drills. Early orange or early
amber or some of the other early va
rieties, says the Country Gentleman,
would probably be most sure to give 4
profitable crop. On land specially
adapted TO corn or sorghum some of the
larger or later varieties might be
grown, as they yield much heavier
crops; but if any of the crop is to be cut
so early as August, the later varieties
will not do. The crop needs cOnsidera-
bly, more attention at the start than
corn, but perhaps less after it is foot
or more high. The growth is rather
slow for the first few inches, but very
rapid at the close of the season. The
outer glaze on the stalk is harder than
on maize, and the stalks should pre-
ferably be fed whole rather than cut
Into short pieces, to avoid risk Of cut
ting the animals about the mouth. The
cane. when mature, will stand for q
long time without much deterioration in
quality, even after 4 severe frost, pro-
vided warm weather does not follow
the frost, or alternating periods OF
warm and cold occur Sorghum can be
made into ensilage, but will not make
as good ensilage us mature corn, being
usually quite sour. Some growers have
reported keeping sorghum for many
weeks cut and set in large punches in
the field
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21
Items in Bee Culture.

Following are questions asked and
answered at the National Illinois con-
yentiOn of beekeepers and reported in
the American Bee Journal: Is it best
to put the colonies ON the old stands
when taking out of cellar? Most
thought it best if possible, though some
did not do it. Is the eight or ten frame
LangStroth hive the best? About half
use the eight and the balance the ten
frame hive. Is it advisable to super
sede queens or let the bees do it? Most
of the members thought it best to let
the bees attend to it, and let the bee
keeper watch them, and to supersede
when the bees do not attend to it.
Which is better, thin or extra thin fOun-
dation for sections? Thin. How many
use full sheets of foundation in sec
tiOns? Only one.-Dr Miller uses full
sheets. How many wire brood frames?
And is it best? III. W. Lee thought it
was not necessary, while others thought
that it was. What is the best section
holder? DR.. Miller thought the Il
super, with q follower and wedge, the
best. Where division board is used
in the hive will the bees work as we'll
In the sections over an open space?
Not so we'll.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21
A Novelty in HicycleS.

4 novelty in bicycles went up Broad
way last week, says the New York Sun.
A young colored man rode 1t and
showed off its fine points in n way that
attracted great deal of attention. In
stead of being stationary the handle
bar could be moved backward and for
ward. Every time the rider pulled the
bar back the bicycle shot forward In
way which showed that it had some
sort of rowing machine attachment
which worked in conjunction with
the pedals. There were the or
binary pedals on the bicycle. and the
rider used these the greater part Of the
time but every now and then when he
got in ticklish position among trucks.
cable cars, and other vehicles he would
give the handle bar yank backward
and the wheel would dart ahead.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21
IMPROVING Rented Lands.

A really good farmer will not leave
the farm poorer than he found it, even
if he only rents instead of owns the
land. But in this country every i'm
provement made on rented land goes
to the owner of the property, and this
fact operates to prevent those from
renting who know that their methods OF
farming make the land more produc-
tive. In European countries most of
the farming is on rented land, and re-
Gently the laws have been changed so
as to give the occupant who makes inn
provements considerable part of their
value. This is really better for both
parties. 1t is not TO the advantage of
any owner of land to lease it so as 10
make temporary profit, but have It's
value constantly decrease until it be
comes too poor for anybody to want to
rent il
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21

power. the great money owners have
addressed letter to Lord Salisbury
and Mr.. Balfour the conservative lead
ers, asking them TO give Il similar
pledge, and conveying 4 plain threat
that if they fail to do so they will have
the almost solid influence of 1.-The city"
TO fight at the next election.
The English plutocrats who have
levied tribute from debtors all over the
world have no notion of losing their
clutch, even though ruin Overtake the
agricultural and manufacturing inter-
ests of their own country. Whatever
may be the personal feelings of Mr.
Balfour, he dare not go to the country
at the election, now near by, on the sill
yer issue. The term of an English Par
lament is usually about five years, and
there is not even Il slender hope that
the next parliament or ministry will
take any more active steps toward the
rehabilitation of silver than the pres
ent one. This pOstpones the whole
affair for five years.
If the United States intends to pur-
sue the policy of securing British APP
prevail for its financial measures,
through an international agreement, it
will be in the same box five years hence
that it occupies to-day. The way TO
force an international agreement is to
restore free coinage here. That will
bring in the nations of the Latin union
and probably Germany. Let Great
Britain continue to maintain the gold
standard and the attendant system Of
poor houses. The poor house is looked
to by the English laborer Us the GER
tain home for his old age.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21
Thick or Thin Seeding.

We remember two experiments in
drilling oats which gave exactly con
trary results and yet taught valuable
lesson. On the headlands, where the
oats were in places twice seeded so as
not to make a vacant space, the part
where the seeding Tapped gave the first
year much larger yield than the por-
ton which had only one seeding. AS
We were then drilling at the rate of two
and One-half bushels per acre, the yield
was best where nearly or quite five
bushels per acre was sOwn. But we
forgot that the season was very wet and
the land was rich, so that on the light
ly-seeded part much of the grain fell
down. Next year we drilled the oats
both ways, sowing two bushels each
way. The oats came up well, and look
ed finely until the time for heading
out. Then n dry spell came and the
oats were very light crop. Thick or
thin seeding depends on the condition
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21
Fire Alarm.

A novel fire alarm was lately pro-
duced in France Ii consists of h0l-
low sphere of aluminium supported at
one end of an arm, with n counter
pOise at the other end, the two being
arranged to balance at the ordinary
The apparatus Is not sensitive enough
10 record natural changes of pressure,
etc, but if some unusual cause, such as
fire, or even n large accumulation of
coal gas in tho atmosphere, disturbs
the specific gravity of the air, the ball
drops and rings an electric alarm in
falling.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21
The Centennial Commission.

Governor Matthew's has announced the
names OF the men selected bY him 10 COM
pose the centennial commission. BY a
joint resolution of the last general assem-
bly, he was authorized To appoint COM
mission consisting of thirty persons, two
from each congressional district. and four
from tie state at large. This commission
is 10 formulate plan and arrange for a
centennial celebration of the organization
of the territory of Indiana tO be held in
1900. The commission is 10 report 10 the
next general assembly. The appontees
are:
State al Large Col. Iii Lilly and +. y.
Mar,indalc. indianapolis: Hugh Daugh-
erty. Bufnon: neFoc skinner. Naipa-
raise.
First District Philip Fry. Evansville:
James Burkc;t. CanneltDn.
Second District Thomas Buskirk, Pa
Oil: John Wcalhers. Leavenworth.
Third District Charles l.. .Jewett. New
Albany: DR.. II. {. Hobbs. salem.
Fourth District John II. Russo. Law
rcnceburg: William Cu.ahack. Greenfield.
Fifth District John V. CrdYenS. Bloom
ingion: John I. Irwin. Columbus.
Sixth District Arthur ". Brady. Mum
Gle; James y. Huston, COnneIsyille.
Seventh District :. Jackson. Green
field: Charles I. Doxcy. Anderson.
Eighth District Thomas !. Mann. Syllii-
van: Frank Mckeeh. Tcrre liaute.
Ninth District Eli Martin, Frankfort: c.
s. Shirley. kOkomo.
Tenth DiStric. NJ. ". Hathaway. Wina-
mac: Joshua {. lIaaley. Logansporr.
Eleventh District-iIarry d. Smith,
Hartford City: II. l.. Goldthwaite. Marion.
Twelfth DiSiric: Charles McCullOch.
Fort Wayne. and Sol. \. Woods. Angola.
Thirteenth District-JamcS \. Arthur.
Goshen; George ". Matthews, South
Bend.
The commission viii meet a. soon "a all
the Apprentices have accepted the appoint
ment and effect an organization.