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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
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III Die Groe ielbt, bic ~iidlcrer III nIS @anfer.
9p,,oS ooer GtticI. Se1et Guer @clo in quite
6arnl6nbereieu an ulo rIbet iuobl.
2duit Hano IL Der Sncapnf Soionle IN Sic
trustn. nit grtem iJuar5em Sooct. eben.
q,reis $1,000 per Nder. i2 Sierteis Settioneu
gehoreu gegenpdrtig 2eut.n BON 2gbnale.
Iofneo & s5uib. 3nhuaae. Soma. 1923 1iaia
StraRe. Both phones.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
Mta9st SertiAritte in eimfr iOsts
fdly ttliGlea Geaeao,

in6em SIR mad benz n6roIidleu SerdS tomntt.
Eie @e9euo rae1t raidle 5ortid1ritte. 6eineS
aIintn, genageno Jte9en. %biuigeS &auo, trutlts
barer SooeG. 0ae Sprten 5armprubutte G~coeiacu
bier. Vii tb uirtbidlaft unb Salrersualt jieten
ieltene @ele JcnheiteI. Cine tGtholiide Nfaoeinte
beiiuoet iidl IN Atdifa 5als. Die beiten @eies
Gule9cn uduiaheu. 6banbcr OF Commerce,
g9idlita Nals. Seras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
Oeesn MreJSjMneeu.

Sdb em9ieDle bicrmit Gtroop's 6erii5mt.
oeutihe 8ulOer. 2ieiel6et betleu ie3cH (iudl
iiidt anigebroteren) are6s ioluobi i~uicrlicl ais
duserlidl. 1as anertannt etdSig bette Mtttel, nm
MdSentrebs erioI9rei6 81 aetlen. @e9en H6ae.
rem. 9eagHilie II, |. ~. idreioe mau an:
GoUaiD Q. gsDeoina,
Seuecd, NGuidS,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
WG,tnua, se4bcliIGje
Saoa0SNmer!

Seimiuelern bietet fdJ teire before @elceeu.
Der Sooel iii ppn Der beitet Gualitdt itno bringt
reid)e Grnten in aorr, &ei5en, 3inothp. 3lee
unb aHen 3rnsiorten peroor. 9tufb eigiet er fh
por3iialidl sim Sbitbau. Ser Greis lit nod iehr
nldBig uno betrdgt 5~piid]en so uro SO per Ader
fiir gut uerbeilerte 6armel. RS miro fidl Sbncn
!obten, bieie Wegeno III b~eiudben. 2auerlp liz
einc blibenee Stant NIT 9Item GiienhabWoteuit.
gS bat cine tnthuiiidhe 9irdbe nit relioircuoen
4rieiter. Sic Stabt cignet Die geaferluerte uuD
elettrtldle 4id1taulage.
6eierenS: 5teD. i. u. SafeIe.
0'NElL g. lATHaOM,
8runbeigcntbums sSdnbler,
Wabcrlp, &nnias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
Suite aSarnca

In oeutider tGt1CIiidber Gemeiuoe ~ iebr mart.
cen Irsiiel. @nreitt nm 2tite unb SLIDER al
]. y. 9euingbaaica, GiasIiMcE, SilG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
Cute 9%inoereieu.
SuGlsa Sic 2aaO?

Sh beiorae eS iIr Sic. Seine StnSablung.
3tre eiaenen 3ebinaungeu. Gdlreinen Gle mir
beute mob. d. &. Xptpie1, CT. Setter. Ytinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
Snraeins In @rmnasiscnttnm.

Sd babe bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES perbeiertea
unb iuilbsu lSei5eus uun 5lura9iubereien il bern
Guuntp, Auro 0atprd. Dem beiicn County bes
GtlGteS. III oertduieu. Gurnmet uro fiberseuger
Guh. S3irfiifse Auie6!er weroeu o.rlnHat ger
Snnnelu' 1an ifrei5e aIetn NIB idere i1
einen oieier BARGAINS. Eos. YrpbdSfd,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I6rina. V. Satota
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
Mmtana, GaiIoljfen!

gscfn abr earh nncl eineuI Qeim In Ger Idbe
elmer fntuoliideu NirG e uMo Sbueiterus 5dule
umIeGt, no Der 3ooen reid MD ole trciie !tieOs
rig iino, 10 tonut 31r onS We.uiIihte in @raao
Gpuutp, $uos9dt9tu tiuoer.
gSir Dubeu bier pnr Gebr ais ~ Sa0rcr oc-
uo6nt An0 t6uleu GIdl ote5Ortrei pole @tus
seltheiten 8eben. &%eieren5: 3ieO. 5ran3 s.
6einler.
unierc 9loreie lit: .!agteiis @rp9.. @iilbaut.
GuosEafota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
MoietMa gGNaersisu.

Gieieuise,. bic iir bic gcrluiuns obiger Gambler
rcciitrireu iuoleu. t0uneu g~enauere Mu5tur,t ers
pGlteu Ino @elo e%rlpareii irenlI lie bel mir uor"
ipred)eu. Is. s.. Wep:T Sc 60, Securith SIog.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
4hss glib asst has bsAaaias ss@as SINNERS tmhenDs. sut19aae wonnrans ah Der

6rai 5ioia %stoeieH maze 9rootston. MInm
Elm Bargain lit, fir iraerD Sen,ouo.
Oct gern2 cine cute Surm 11beu
mod)tc. 9ie Sarm miro rcrtuuft mera
pcn entmeocr als Canes pbcr in
Yar5ellcn. 9ie SeOin9uneen: en-
9rittel bar, ba5 iibrigc in lcidttr
Sbeil5nblun8cn. Sic Snrm ipiro pcr>
fauft lperben nit oocr obnc otc bless
jd5rige Grntc. Nu51cnommen ciip1
40 Nder @sibelanb lit aies unter
&ultur. Itan mlR Sas 2ano ieben,
I'M Seiien @orttci!c 81 ipiiros
gen. 9uS 9anb luirb Su einent alt3.
nabmslreiie nicbrigen Erciie 3ua.
%erfauic a%n8cbotcn. @er 5uerit
fcrnrt, miro 3ucrit tcbicnt. I'm
Nd6cres ipelbc man li6 an
Mimi, uber al
RI. L. NOEsEN, Deadwood, S. Oak.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06

MRS. ROSA NoEsEN. Croo
REV.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
Cold STORAGE.

How long it is possible to keep meats
in frozen state is unknown. but in
chemical and microscopic examinations
Of beef and poultry W. u. Richardson
has detected no alteration after year
and half. As muscular tissue cools
to just above 30 degrees f.. the water
separates as ice, contracting the fbcrs
and forming an armOr that it is impos-
sible for bacteria to penetrate. The so
luton remaining in the fiber becomes
very concentrated, SO that bacteria al.
ready present cannot multiply or re-
main active, and il is almost certain,
though not absolutely proved for all
cases, that all germs artitcialIy intro
duced into frozen meats must lose their
vitality and die Muscular tissue re
turns 10 its normal appearance when
thawcd slowly. though the mca must
look changed if the thawing is upid
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05

den amazing dignity r1diatcd from her
slight figure. An expression of eX-
aremc hautcur rcf;iaetd her previous
look of agitation
II beg your pardon said Lettice
gazing at some indefinite object over
Zhe young mans head Il am afraid
you misunderstood me.
The young man might have replied
chat the hreak in her voice and her
sudden pallor were Sufficient excuses
for the indiScrclion into which he had
been betrayed. He did nothing of the
Kind. however He only stood and
Cooked ut her rs if even at her haughti-
est the sight of her rcioced his eyes
If you will kindly let me pass" con-
ahmed Lcttirr. and he Young man
obligingly haltened himself against the
wall of foliage But owing to the mar
rowneSs eff the path her arm brushed
mis- sleeve as she swept by. and some
ching in the contact weakened her res
Olulion. She felt the tears rushing TO
her eyes, ami her knees were unsteady.
Suddenly she decided that she hated
tnazes and all that pcrtanrd to them
She would hurry back t. the hotel and
ie down for few moucnts before the
coaching party She was ahsurdly
neryOuS and unslrung StilI she eX-
"used her weakness on the ground that
yhcre is something diSconcerting in
she sudden apparition Of person
al nuD hn,-,
lieve thousands of miles away. If by
any chance you have ever been en-
gagged to the person in question that.
of course. adds to the complications
Lettice quickcned her pace She walk
ed with rapidity that brought the col
or to her cheeks and rendered her
GREATNESS. She was rejecting that she
did not realize she had followed the
winding path so far when she again
found herself face to face with the
young man whom she had met ten
minutes before. on this occasion. how
ever. she did not cry Jack" or give
similar indications of weakness. She
drew back aud looked him over with
an air divided between surprise and
contempt
IF you will allow me to say So" Let
'tice began. Il should hardly expect you
20 take advantage of the situation to
dog my footsteps in this way"
And If YOU viii allow me 70 say so"
returned Jack. with more spirit than he
mad evidenced on the previous occa.
sion. "it is He your customary injus-
Gice to accuse me Of such a thing. SO
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
Order of Publication.

Alice Armstrong ". John Armstrong.
u. is-, I,.,,it,. l., tl ,,i,.,;+ ,.,. s. 49,
'- '- ''i 81, ".I "3' 'o' '"i-
'''' N''''''s' ''i"' ''''''
TIE object of tins suit is to obtaina decree
a NiucuI1 matIimouii. the plaiutifT from the
dcfcUd,ut.
The bin state, that the pIaiutff and de-
PENDANT were o. arricl bv the Rev Harris in
Tucker county. West Virginia. al Easter.
lsgb ana That they resided together in the
State of West virginia. until the month OF
March 70 s. and mat Though the conduct ~
Ilaiutin toward the said .iohn Armstronsg
her husband, has ALWAYS been kind. affec-
ii nate ana above reprOach the said Holm
Armstrong i'm the month of March. 1903
without lust cause or reason. abandoned
and deserted her while they were living in
Nicholas county, West Virginia. and has de
clared his intention to live with her no
longer. and that such abandonment has
continued unintp rrIntedIv for at least three
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
FeIicitous.

An Iowa man says that shortly after
the election of a governor OF that state
some years ago the governor paid an
official visit to the state prison in the
course of which he was ushcred into
the chapel where the convicts were AS
scmblcd in Il body
Before the governor could realize
what was going on the chaplain had
presented him to the company. with
the remark that he would doubtless
have something to say.
But my dear sir. whispered the
startled governor. Il haven't anything
to say. and | couldn't say it if | had!
You know what Il wrctchcd speaker
am
The chaplain could only reply. II beg
your pardon, sir, for being 50 prcma-
turc, but as | have committed YOU 50
decidedly see no way out Of it and
feel confident that you will not mind
addressing Il few remarks to the men"
Whcrcupon. with sigh of apprchcn-
sion. the governor delivered himself as
follows.
Ladies' and gentlemen No. no. |
don't mean that! Gentlemen and fel-
low citizens No. | don't exactly mean
that either, hut-but-we men and
fellow prisoners. can't make speech
Il don't know how to make speech
and well about all can say
Is that-that I'm very glad to see so
9 L.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
Airship Irnpracticable
For Commercial Use.

W lie time when aerial craft will be used for
q mercial purposes, but doubt it. don't 20 go OF
~ record too emphatcaly this question. Those who
have made progress aerial navigation that the
SCIENCE Is STILL IN ITS INFANCY.
LEARN, AND ARE LEARNING MORE
AND MORE EVERY DAY, THEREFORE | 7
HAPPEN IN
BUT AS A GENERAL PROPOSITION,
THAT THE CARRIAGE PASSENGERS FREIGHT AIR
CRAFT WILL NOT BECOME PRACTICABLE
1T EVER DOES. 1T WOULD BE ENTIRELY TOO EXPENSIVE
COMPETE WITH RAIL OR WATER TRANSPORTATION.
You know a bird expends MORE ENERGY IN FLIGHT than
quadped does in walking 1t the way ar,hIr
1T PRoPEL AIRsHlP THAN IT
DOES TO PRoPEL TRAIN A sHlP-WATER
FORE 1T WILL BE so EXPENSIVE OPERATE
SOME TIME TO COME, AND REALLY
THAT NO TRANSPORTATION COMPANY WOULD INSTANT
CONSIDER THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A LINE A
COMMERCIAL VENTURE.
Then there is another point We do vet HOW BIG
WE CAN BUILD AIRSHIPS OR AEROPLANES We know.
however that they will time be made much larger than
will fly successfully But here interesting aero
plane:
THE LARGER THE AERoPLANE PROPORTION
MUST BE THE ENGINE 7.
WE BUILD AN AERoPLANE LARGE ENOUGH
THE ENGINE WILL
LOAD CARRYING WILL BE MUCH SMALLER, A BIG
MACHINE CAPABLE OF LONG FLIGHT OF
PROPORTION.
To mind the valuable features of future living
will be their ability attain \ HIGH RATE OF SPEED and
their ability TO REACH OTHERWISE INACCESSIBLE
PLACES
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05

The following pupils of the Oakland
Public Schools were neither late nor
absent during the month of October.
L. G. PALMER, Principal.
FIRST GRADE.
Elizabeth Mitchell, Isabel Wilt.
Dorothy Prltchard, Leah Maffett. Cora
McRobie, Lucy Trickett, Audrey
Trickett, Harry Glodfelty, Carl Kale.
Harry Newman. James Carney, James
Hart, Carleton Hinebaugh, Dent
Feather, David Slabaugh, Pobert
Weimer.
OLIVE DEWITT, Teacher.
SECOND GRADE.
Charles Whetsel, Wyant McRobie,
Away Johnson, Arthur Wilt. Ralph
Robinson. Hugh Mafett; Vincent
Hessen, Percy Davis, Inez Workman,
Rebecca Workman, Mary Martin, Katy
Lauer, Ruth Robinson, Ethel Naylor,
Bessie Maloney
JENNIE L. MILLER, Teacher.
THIRD GRADE
CocaIia ua,t U.Ior u,,+ r1o,.l,,oo
60, - -. -. ~ i',
son, Mary Wiseman, Wnona Whorton.
Louise Harmed, Katherine Porter. Ada
GlotfeIrv Winirred Waic7or GLADYS
McRobie, Bessie McRobie. Mary West.
Martha West, irene Shartzer, Reva
Davis, Helen Hplbig, Lillian Helhig.
Edgar Helbig, Clcws Griffith. Julius
AA'-I''e'i' 'SHlI7S i"iteI, EuWafu
NAM.
'''''N i'''' ''''' ie"e"eF'
FOURTH GRADE.
carton iucbett' John Collins, Cor
oon Mckohie' FREQ Oogley Mabel
WHI'e' LOIS ! ralS$, Regina helDIg
Norine Auit' Kathleen HeIbig, Ada
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, That the subscriber
of Garrett County.in Maryland. hath obtain
ed from the Orphans Court OF Garrett
county. in Maryland, letter Administration
on the personal estate 81
j. RUSSELL BROWNING,
late of Garrett County, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased are
vouchers hereof lega ly authenticated to
the SuhS,, .Je.. IN or before the 29tn day OF
Aprn. next: they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
.Nll persons knowing themselves indebted to
sal estat, are requested to make immediate
IaNu"nt.
DC, der, lNS
NJ. A. BROWNING.
Administrator.
kitZmilltr Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
SHIELDS RUN.


Not seeing any items from this place
in your valuable paper, | will pen you
few to keep you busy until you have
the news about the election of Mr.. Taft.
Hurrah for him
MIR. James Aronhalt is busllv engaged
in the lumber business at present.
School at this place is progressing
very nicely under the able management
of Miss Edna Welch.
MIR. c. Allison. of Wildell, called =
Miss Annie Nine last Saturday and ST
day
Messrs. John and Alfred Aronhalt
and Henry Nine attended preaching at
Lone Star last Sunday night
Mr.. James Aronhalt made a business
trip to Oakland last Friday and Satur-
day.
People in this vicinity are preparing
to go to the election, hoping to see Mr..
Taft gain the victory.
Mr. William Aronhalt attended
preaching at Bayard last Sunday night.
Miss Isabel Aronhalt called on Miss
Annie Nine last Sunday.
Mr. G. W. Simmons, Of Eglon spent
last Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. Sophia Nine.
Wishing The REPUBLICAN good sue
cess. BLUE EYES
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. That the subscriber.
OF Garrett county hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of Garrett county, in Mary
land, letters of Administration ON the per
sOnal estate of
WILLIAM FRUSH
late Of Garrett county, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber, on or before the lith day OF
April. next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit OF said estate.
Az persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Octo-
her. 1908.
JOHN ". FRUSH,
Administrator.
K. +. D.. Oakland. Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. That the subscribers
of Garrett county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of Garrett County, in
Mary land, Letters of Administration on the
personal estate of
JOHN W. BOWERS,
late of Garrett county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
vouchers thereof legally authenticated To
the subscriber, on or before the 10Th day Of
April next: they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons knowing themselves indebted !
said estate are requested to make immedi =
payment.
Given under my hand this 26th day de
November, sos.
FLORENCE VI. BOWL RS.
Administrators.
DOdSOn. Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
Examiners Notice.

Notice i hereby given. that the undersign-
ed. appointed by the County Commissioners
OF Garrett County, to view the lands through
which the new county road is to be located.
said new road to begin at a point on the
county road leading from ThayerS lille to
AltamOnt, near the residence of Solomon
Hogue, running between the lands OF Henry
Dewitt Martin Filsinger and Mr. f. Fun
dcuber% to interseCt the Deer Park road at
a point near Mrs. Fundenbergs farm. to eX-
tend distance of about one and onehalf
miles, which is now a private road but used
10y the public. and examine whether said
road shall be located as county road " i'll
meet on the 18th day of November, 1908 for
such purpose, ana to determine whether the
public convenience REQUIRES the said road,
ana il SO. to locate the same and perform
their duty in the prem iSeS.
ANDREW SHARTZER,
JOHN W. HANEY.
2. J, LOHR.
Examiners,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05

far from logging snu. go. e... INFER
cstci in gc.tiu- out Of this Wrr'ch"i
place"
Perhaps you will allow me to pass
then" said Letticc. with gvcat dignity.
certainly" Jacl, replied AElin b.
hattencd himself against 5hc evergreen.
and again Lettuce swept past him.
Your customary Injustice" WHAT Il
di.aSrccahle plil9~, /, was. ald yer
perhaps no. mdc. crgcd. She had cnH-
demnel him unhrlrd Possibly if Sh"
had given him Il cllaucc jo c.,l,ain The
past two years would not ha-c been so
ii icult and sud To smile hen your
heart is heavy. 10 laugh when signs
are croWdiu% to Your lips tn hide a
bitter regret under the rrcirasc OF
Saycty. is NOT an easy programme to
carry ont Lrtticc gave way sudipul,
To The luxury of self pity, and the blind
iIly tears ran down her checks
Hail an hour later Young man.
nu he'd and frowuug. came face to
face with Al Young vomm who hcIi
her handkerchief TO her eyes Bo.h
Sto'1 still The on). break in the 81
ic'l.c WAS "a little nUa'"i sob. and ar
;ur sound .uc yoWl- mau's fare cor.
tra-tod as if he were in pain.
"Lc,,icc"' he exclaimed. "Oh, Let
tfne, WHY mo You cg5u-:"
Il va- "a ..p.uvut Ip.art.a -fttrpI voice
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
ORDER NISI.

Jacob :. Miller, Mortgage. vs.. G. j. Yoder
and wife
No. 1865 Equity. In the Circuit Court for
Garrett County. MARY land.
Ordered this 9th day OF October in the wear
nineteen hundred and eight, by the Circuit
Court for Garrett county. sitting i'm equity
that the sale made and reported III the
above cause by Jacob :. Millet Mortgagce be
ratified ana confirmed. unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown or before u 18th
DAY OF November. 1905 provided a copy OF
this order be published in some newsnsper
pub. shed in Garrett county. once week for
three successive weeks before the lith day
OF NONmcbcr. 1905
The report states the amount of sale to he
Si3uU.u0
III TOWER. Clerk
True Copy test:
Z. H. TOWER. CLERK
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05

PROBLEMS. We do give thought MAINLY TO
COMMERCIAL PROGRESS, and yet glance at
our annual appropriation bill, shows that year after
year we are placing our army and our navy on a
Fl}MER FOUNDATION, for we are cox
STANTLI PREPARING FOR \ WAR which
we hope will never come.
WE BELIEVE THAT OUR sUREsT GUARANTY
OF PEACE is FOUND IN PERFECT PREPARATION
FOR WAR WE SHOULD AT ALL TIMES MAINTAIN
SUCH AND ARMY AND SUCH A NAVY AS WILL BE
THE SURE GUARANTY OF THE PROTECTION OF
AMERICAN CITIZENS AND AMERICAN RIGHTS
EVERYWHERE AND BE AT THE SAME TIME
PEACE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
Card of Thanks.

To the Editor of The Republican,:
The family of A. f. George, deceased,
desire to express, through the columns
of your paper, their appreciation and
thanks to their many friends and neigh
bors for their kindness, consideration
and assistance in this their sad hour of
and distress. May the God of
the widow and the fatherless be with
you all, is our prayer.
MRS. A, F. GEORGE AND FAMILY.
Swanton, Md, Nov. /, 1908.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
Honor Roll of Gauer School.

the following named pupils of the
Gauer school have made 95 per cent. in
attendance and 100 per cent. in deport-
ment for themonth ending Oct 80, 1908:
Fifth Grade-Viola Lathrum, Hazel
Mosser, Bessye Gnegy, Nina Lathrum,
Oda Gnegy, VERNE Gnegy, Kirk Lath-
rum, Harry Enlow, and Russell Roth.
Third Grade Laura Sisler, Mabel
Lathrum, Marguerite Roth, Hilda
Mosser and Mckinley Gnegy.
First Grade Elmina Sisler and Ernest
Gnegy.
LLOYD X. FIKE, PRINCIPAL.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05
Preparation For War
Is Guaranty of Peace.

Nominc Fo
-" ARE TODAY IN A CONDITION OF PROFOUND
n PEACE WITH ALL THE WORLD Would that
Wv condition might continue without end but the
gine can hardly have such expectations appropriate
and natural that in time of peace give thought INDUSTIA
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-05

With Indifference"
UncOnQuered
Church Will Perish

he QUESTION OF THE DECREASING MEMsERsHIP
AND WANING INFLUENCE OF RELIGION THE
CHuRcHEs-Is NOT A UNCONVENTIONAL QUESTION
1T is NOT A NATIONAL QUESTION 1T IS A CUES
TON AS WIDE AS CHRISTIANITY ITSELF
Conditions in America are, broadly speaking, the
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-11-13
Les Paris ElectOraux
COcaSSeS

New York, Lies clients de la
boutique du barber de l'hotel
Saint. Regis ont sc tres 6tonnes
lorsque lautre matin, en- consta-
tant que tous les garcons, don't
plusieurs 6taient porteurs de su-
perbes moustaches, meme de fa-
voris non moins superbes, etalent
tous ras6s de frais.
L'explication est blen simple:
les garcons, tous partisans de N
Chanler, avaient pari6 leurs NOUS
taches ct leurs favoris quill seralt
6lu; leur candidat ayant 6t6 battu,
ils venaient de faire honneur q
leur parti.
On autre pari, qui a fnl dune
facon tragique, est celui de Joseph
Krietz, age de 81 ans, qui a 6t6
trouv6 pendu dams sa chambre, au
No. 33 rue Melrose, Williamsburg.
Dams une note, M. Krietz d6cla-
re quill sc donne la mort parce
quill await pari6 une somme impor-
tante sur M. Bryan ct sc trouvait
maintenant sans resources.
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LIE Marriage en- Belgique

En- Belglque, une loi qui date
de 1896 permet aux hommes de
plus de vingt ct un ans de SO ma
rier sans avolr a produire le con-
sentement de leurs parents.
Or, cette loi ma pas lalss6 d'ar
voir une r6percussion sensible sur
le nombre des marriages ct des
nalssances l6gitimes.
II r6sulte du moins des r6centes
statistiques que les marriages sont
devenus depuis cette 6poque plus
nombreux en- Belgique, ct que le
chiffre des naissances ill6gitimes
s'est abaisse.
Ces statististiques accuaent
d'ailleurs que sur 1000 habltants
on age de SO marier, on en- compte
actuellement "a, blors qu'avant
1896, leur nombre n'6tait que de
20, ct d'autre part, en- ce qui con.
cerne les naissances lll6gitimes,
elles ont diminu6 dams la proper
tion de 19 q ID.
L'age des epoux, celui des hon.
mes, semble etre descendu de % q
26 ans.
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Ellie Yeut Executor lie Nom.
me Ed. Edwards

Chattanooga Tennessee Mime
j. w. Davis, femme dun contre-
ma1tre dune ligne de chemin de
fe1 en- construction dams les envi-
rons de cette vile, Went de deman.
der q executor un nomm6 David
u. Edwards, qui a tue son mari ct
a 6t6 condamn6 q mort.
Edwards doit etre pendu le 10
d6cembre ct il est plus que proba-
BILE que le gouverneur ne lul &C.
cordera pas un sursis.
C'est le sheriff qai doit proc6der
a son execution, mais Nine Davis
pretend o'une femme peut tout
aussi bien' pendre un homme qu'un
sheriff peut le faire.
Ellie ajoute quill devreit ere tout
naturel que Edwards ayant tue son
mari, soft pendu par ellie ct ellie
demande que le 10 d6cembre, jour
tix6 pour Pex6cution, il lui soft per-
mis- de conduire le condamn6 de
sa cellule q l'6chafaud, de lui rab-
battre le bonnet nor sur la tote ct
de faire jouer ]e lever de la trap
pc Qui doit le lancer dams le vide.