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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

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aus tllg erooht.
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itrGen 8lenbe bon eigsnem Material
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ben ion.
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/ 3ptifeI in. lOlte INNER naIt Glfen.
bin" fpabIsn. ba Dies Don alien
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

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2cberoiirteI in Der iSarbe oes Char
mcuie. Gin GROCER, idUnrBer Siit,
nit elmer eimiaen ornflen, brGmlid)
geIben Noie miro 81 Dem aIeio &C.
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mebr FOLDER elpganter Ioiletten mic
bieie inter Den Sdopimgen Der Sni.
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@etiipfte Grepes mo GbiiionS er.
geben cine aIlcrliebite Grndt fir jun.
&c M1ohcL mern iie IN Der riftigen
g9eiie gebonobobt peroen. Der Cleft
miro ieood leiht b%erOorben ourfl
lleberlaoung bon 8nrnitur. Die mir.
f"ungspoaiten MoOcle oicies Benres
baben tboiiahlif feline @ornitnr NIT
Altsnobnle zines iebr biibiden Sir.
tel arrangements, anoteu bon 9on0
uno biibiher optic ODER 1la I'M
SOILS uno aermeI. SoldeS Moterinl
eignet lid bcionoers gut iiir 9nnnier.
gfieftc.
Sausfleioer I'M NegligeesSti wer.
Den in 0ieicr Saiion nit 8orliebe III
Gballie ausaeiubrt. Gin aleiO oieier
glrt ieben Die 9eierinncu III iinierer
oritten S5auitration Gbenio bequenl
pie biibit 1T bieies GelpanO IN 5art
roia Gbolie, nit matilda Bigiren
aemuitert. Ger Rod lit I'M &iidcn
uno an Den Seiten leiht eingefrauit
rno einem naf obcn geriiften, ihma'
ZEN @iirtel angeiest, ipabreno ell
glatteS @oneel bic 8oroerbobn biloei.
Gin 3lgeipister arogen non bilbiher
Spite umgibt oen ipiBen ausihnitt.
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uno baben Manihetten bon Spise,
paiiepoilirt nit Seioe. Nit breitem
3uBia1m lit oas alei0 allsgeitot.et.
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der 5orm garrirt nit einerS arnmet'
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Den.
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glouie cine Goae ipielen, beionoers
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in 8er6in0ung NIT Dem Sailor.ao.
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lit tie bon 0er,Sarbe beS aleI0es, menil
aud bon anoerm Bacterial. 9urd'
iidtig ieine Stoffe oOer weides
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fir 9louien.M aterial geip1blt. Sn
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aoitilm 81 tragerI, 81 lpieoerlteben.
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bigfeit bciibt, oas Gid)tige IN Der rid.
tigen @eiic 81 tbun.
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ebellio moOcr1l, lpie in &ofcn. IN Der
Chat lit Die poiitib nere gSote in Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

peiBen 6urbsntonen, bic aagemein
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gu tpsroen, buB es in oisIer SaiIpn
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terial ia ierbit Seibe unb 2ftlas. 9ieIe
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gonten 5rauen.
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beline pelouts, idpar3 uno peib &c.
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3iebt.
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inter Die 9iiften binab, uno 1T ausges
Itattst nit Hepers BON 1ibi9er 9ortt,
bic i'm Qlgemeiuen ountel, bod einige
leudtenbe Zone auftpsiit. Der S4lub
|lpirb, an Der 8ifte, permittett elmer
Dele beiperfiteaigt, pdbrenb Die
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9eieBt iinb.
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giirtel i'm Riifen bss Sadsts.
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uberaus ingenblid i'm GfFeft. Giniae
isbr biibihe tur3e, loie, tleins Saden,
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mGOdenbaft iptrtenoen Mooelen am
5utreffen. 4ud bas ipirtli9e 8olero
febtt ni6t, iuennglei6 basfelbe bdus
flyer Elm 9beil zines aleibes 1T, als
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Sad.t bidt inter benz Slim IdlieBt,
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9as Sadet fir baB mooiide tailor.
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Der &egel nit Ioieun 8iirtel ausae.
%itnttet. Der Nod fam gIatt iein, nit
nur ipenigen 4liiiee- ssoltel irgeno.
no eingeiest, aber, 10 flohaepreBt,
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nidt beeintrddtigen ODER CT fam
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bcrob am Sadet sur gertpenouna,
nn6 idntnle YeI8itreiien unlranoen
Die beitet Wooele.
Sebr biibibe uno proftilde alei.
Der fir Acknowledgements peroen in
oieicr Sniion offerirt. Gbarmalle in
cinem Deacn, ~eiaetmrtigen Con bon
cerii. ooS unter gemiiIer @eleudtu.r
grim %niiancirt, liefert 6as Material
3u cinem aaerIieblten aleio. Gasiel.
be lit nit elmer r~eiSen0en @ujmpe
bon ariinem Chiffon, iiber eremcfarbt
gem Giia, gemndt, uno Inn Den Sals
unb born berilnier nit elmer fIeinen
pIiiiirten arouie. bon Gill enruirt.
Die aermel 1aben nnter1rntel. Ole
NIT Der @uimpe borrnonirca.
Matte@olOfnopie uno cine SduaI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

ieparoten glouIen ibre 0rupirung.
Sin bubides WioOeu IN Gbarmeuie
ODER Chiffon DC gage iiber Seine lit
poafommen einiaf I'M &iiden pdb.
reno Die ebellio eiujad)e 6ront al Der
eincn Geitc orapirt iii. 9ieie IRA.
pirnno miro I'M Rlas acbalteu ourd,
eiien @iirteI. Der cine gerIdnaernila
oeS eigentliden @iirtels pom eiacnen
Moieriol iii. 9ieie art Miegel lduft
alf Der einen Seite Der glouie etfua
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

bis our giiiie biuahf uno III DerBirt
nit eroben Sammetfnopien.
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aus9eidnitten uno einaefnbt nit
idworjem Villas ODER Sammet, IN at.
bern S1acn nit biibidcr gortr ODER
Spise. Die 5orm ocs alsidnitts III
iebot inmer origiueI, uno Der ae.
route Cleft in gcpers unO gIeioen
III Der porberidcnoe.
Nun0a.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25
Get8erfoboI6

(Nus eineut Enthusiastically:
Ger lougipieriac, ieitens Der 9nIi.
sci gegcn Die @~auSbeliberin Mittluc
2ebnlarn angeitrenate Gro5eB iuegen
Nittmftellnlg e.ierner @eiilfalter
in Den Soien hires Mliethsbaufes en-.
oiate nit Der Ierurtbcilluag Der sc.
flagtcn sur Srasltng iainmtlider aar
.ltea."
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Aus benz ~@eri6t8fofe.

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nommencn @adlmannl: ,Nar bicl.
leidt Der NnaefIagte bel Der 9lrtrtl.
ring betrlufen2"
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terniinftig!4
&idter: rg9as iogte Ct oenn2"
3euae:: $50, altf bic 4p.i5ei hat
er bait g'idimpftl4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

Menn 5rauen ipeinen, pflegen
Mdnner mad i9rem pprtomunnaie al
srsifen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-09
CITY NEWS.
Buy buggies at Sherwood's.

Buy buggies at Sherwood's.
Primary election day In Illinois.
The baseball bug will be flying in
a few days. The motor Is in good
condition and will buzz along for sew
eral months without stopping.
Through the agency of Ed. L. Aid
rich Judge John Gibbons OF Chicago
bought ten acres OF land just outside
the city on the Johnson street road.
Buy harness at SherwoDd's.
A force from the Stone & Webster
Co. is engaged In repairing the pave
ment on Sixth street where a depres-
sion took place after the company had
put In the new gas mains.
Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge No. s, Knights OF Pythias to-
night at 800 o'clock at Castle hall.
Fifth and Blondeau. Visiting knights
invited. John r. Johnson. c. g.
Several new automobiles Will be
received this spring and summer for
use OF Keokuk owners. orders having
been placed for the new machines
several weeks ago. Delivery in some
cases is expected In few days.
Workmen are making good prog
ress on the new car barn being built
on Nineteenth and Bank to house the
street cars This is another one OF
the Stone & Webster improvements
on the public utility system.
Take your harness for repairs to
Sherwood.
"A communication came to this of
Ace recently from one who was In
terested in the general cleanup cam
paign urging all to take action and
set the best results. The communi
cation was timely but the signature Of
the writer was omitted, hence the
communication was not published.
/ The annual parish dinner will be
enjoyed tomorrow evening by tht
members of Saint Johns Episcopa
church in the parish house at TOO
O'Clock. Rev. H. P. Silver and Rev
Charles c. Rollett will be present and
make addresses and there is expected
to be q large attendance by tn,
membership OF the church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-09
MONTROSE HOME
WAS BURNED DOWN
Residence Of William Gilman De.
stroyed by Fire on Friday
Afternoon.

MoNTRosEs April s.-The resi-
dence of William Gilman was de
stroyed by fire Friday afternoon, only
the household goods being saved.
Just how the fire started is mys
terry, but 1t is believed to have orig
mated in rear room. The fire de
partment was called but the blaze
had secured too great Roadway
and the firemen confined their
efforts to removing -ne household
goods. The loss is partly covered by
insurance.
The fire comes as a hard blow tc
the Gillmans. who have been having
considerable sickness In the family
their daughter, Lucinda, coming from
the hospital Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-09

WHAT, AFTER ALL, IS
COLOR without the cunning of
the hand that paintsi
What, after all, is Fabric,
without the skill of the hands
that fashion it into shape7
AS 1t has taken one OF England's
famous painters forty years to get the
, natural coloring OF the plum from the
chaos of color. so it has taken us
years of persistent study and effort
to portray the Fashion scene as we
exhibit it today.
Upon the spring landscape, rich
deep and light grays. in diagonals and
stripes-plain or with a bit OF color;
Night homespuns with little daubs oil
black or brown here and there, OF
sprinkled with golden threads; blues
some with suggestion OF red OF
gold; Scotch mixtures OF green, rec
and brown
/ Nowhere is variety so apparent
both in domestic and imported fab
RIGS
/ Nowhere is distinctive tailoring &C
merged with individuality Of fabric or
the Palette of Style-the composite
result can only be creation of :
masters hand.
| Spring Suits, s12 to $3.50.
| ENERS MsCARTHYM
H2 MAIN ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-09
MAKES
ADVANCEMENT
Since the Recelvership tho Property
Has Been Given Big Boost
Forward.

The Wabash railroad, since the
of the receivership,
had made considerable Roadway in
the matter OF physical betterment and
in addition to the improvements men
toned In The Gate City a few days
ago there have been forty-six more
engines ordered, which are divided as
between twenty-eight Mikado type
freight engines, six Pacific type pas
senger engines and twelve six-wheel
switchers Outside OF this they have
already let contracts for two OF the
largest jobs in double tracking, and
some 5000 freight cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-09
Better Candy
None better made than is made by
MARCHEFKE
ANNOUNCEMENT.

| wish to announce myself as candi-
date for the office of county supervis-
Or for term of 1913. subject to de
cision OF republican voters.
JOHN DeROSEAR,
Mt. Hamill, Route l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-09
PERSONALS.

Fort Madison Democrat, April s.:
DR.. H. A Gray of Keokuk was Fort
Madison visitor today.
Mrs L. c. Worley. who has been
visiting with relatives and friends in
Peoria for several days, will arrive
home this evening
Fort Madison Gem City: Frank
Kline spent Sunday with home folks.
He left this morning to resume his
duties with the water power company
at Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-09
FIND WHOLESALE
THEFT EVIDENCE

Local Police Department Asked to
Assist In Finding Owner of
Booty.
Local police have been asked to as.
sist in finding the owner of whole
sale lot of booty found in the home
of one Robert Carlin, of Washington,
Iowa. The place was searched recent
ly and evidence Of robbery was there
in abundance, but so far the officials
have been unable to locate any party
who has lost the goods referred to.
Local police have been unable to aid
I the Washington people
fhe goods found in the Carlin home
consist of dozen pairs of shoes for
men and women, mohair, serge, ging-
ham and silk dress goods, shirts, over
alls. silver spoons and several other
articles.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-12
FoveHr WITH KNIVES. ::


osnsatIsNsi owsl IN AekaWssS PIrse
otats Lsoislatwrs.
During the session Of the 0rst Iegis.
laturs that convened .aftsr Arkansss
oecaiDe = state. the nsw capitol. then
still In an uncomplsted condition. ~
ceived baptism Of blood when. In
1887. J. J. Anthony. representative
from Randolph county, was slain In q
knife duel by John Wilson. speaker
Of the house Of Representatives. dur
Ing an open session of the house.
In the course Of debate ON 4 triv
ial matter Anthony offered = reHOlu.
tiOn. which was construed ~ 4 thrust
at Speaker Wilson. The speaker be.
came enraged and ordered Anthony to
take his seat. Anthony refused to do
10. This enraged Wilson still more.
and. leaving the chair. he advanced
down the aisle toward Anthony. draw
ing a knife AZ he did 30. Anthony
etated he had acted in jest. but Wilson
refused to be pacifed.
Anthony then also drew a knife aud
stepped from behind his desk to await
Wilson's onslaught. Grandson ID.
Royston. who sat near by. thrust
chair between the combatants. but the
latter struck at each other over the
obstacle. Suddenly Anthony's knife
was struck from his hand. and he was
left defenseless. Wilson raised the
chair and plunged his knife into An.
thongs body. Anthony expiring almost
instantly.
Speaker Wilson was Immediately
expelled from the house and Grandi,
son D. Royston was elected speaket
In his place Wilson was indicted. bot
when tried in Saline county ON
change Of venue he was acquitted on
the ground Of excusable homicide.
The killing and the subsequent ac-
quittal Of Wilson caused a tremendous
sensation throughout the state.-Farn
and Ranch.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-12
0EFIEo THE KAISER.
A Pilot Who Knew His Business and
Had Lots Of Nerve.

Nao Lots 0t Nerve.
In a fit Of Imp8tience because th0
speed Of his yacht was slowed down Oh
entering certain harbor. the German
emperor on one occasion tried to assert
his authority and rang the bell for
Full speed ahead" To his great sur
prise. the pilot. an old Norwegian
named Nordhuns, who knew the dan
gerOus character of the channel, plac-
I'd himself In the way and. leaning
over the wheel. called down the tube
to the engine room. "Half speed ahead
never mind the bell.'
what! You dare to countermand
my Orders?" cried the impetuous mon
arch. again ringing the bell.
Disregard the bell" calmly repeat.
ed NOrdhuns through the tube.
For a moment the kaiaer glared at
the intrepid pilot. and then. dra wing
himself up to his full height. said ma
Jestically. go below, sir. and report
yourself under arrest"
Leave the bridgew thundered the
Norwegian grimly. as he grasped the
""ccs mO'e uTuys AuiS bn1p IN ID
my Charge, and III have no interfer-
ence with my orders from emperor or
seaman
The officers on deck hurried silently
aft. wishing luck to the sturdy old
sea dog. who. knowing that he had
the law as well as common Scnse on
his side. stood at his post unsha ken by
threats. nnheeding commands. and
steered the Hohenzollern safely Into
port
The next day the emperor came "
bis senses and decorated the pilot-ths
king at the wheel-with one grade Of
the Order Of the Black Eagle and also
appointed him his life pilot In Norwe-
gian waters -Pearson's Weekly.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-12
WORK
To Be Started Vcrys Early
Next Spri0g
On The New County Jail And
Ch'ldren'S Home

The Knox county commissioners at
their session on Monday gave out the
statement to a Banner representative
that work will be commenced on the
construction Of the new county Jail
and the children's home early In the
spring The plans for both will be
drawn up this winter and will be
adopted by the board 10 that the new
Jail will be built on the lot just east
OF the court house. The site for the
children's home will be selected by the
commissioners at an early date.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-12

"Galatea" the best &c cigar--one or
. box. The Poppleton Grocery Co., %
e. Gambler st.
FOR RENT-Dairy farm on the
shares. Possession April 1. Citizens
phone 647 black.
Mr.. and Mrs. vandergrift returned
Monday from Tifiin, Ohio, where they
were the guests of Mr.. vanderbilt's
parents.
New crop of currants, raisins,
prunes. dates, figs, citron and honey at
the Poppleton Grocery Co. 23 Il. Gam.
bier II.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Curtis of Lou.
donvill, o., visited Saturday and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. West of
West Gambler street.
Mrs. Iva M. Kochheiser and son,
Homer and Mr.. Roy Welker of Bell
vile, were the guests of their sister,
Mrs Geo. Hobbs of East Hamtramck
street, Sunday.
WANTED Half bushel chestnuts
and half bushel hickory nuts Tele.
phone i54 black.
MIR. Thomas Hull, Miss Hazel Shaw,
Miss Mary Huh and Mr.. u. l.. Stradley
of Delaware spent Sunday in the city
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hull.
The party made the trip in an auto
mobile
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Elliott of Coshoc-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Hibbits Of
Brink Haven. Mrs. Lawrence Fidler
and Mrs. T. N. Cole of F'redericktown
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noble
Weir Jr of East Vine street on Sat.
urdoy
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Petit of Column
bus, who have been visiting for some
time with Mrs Pctit's mother, Mrs. l.
r. Taylor, of East Front street, left
Monday morning for California where
they will spend the winter.
Judge Il. M. Wanamaker OF Akron
the newly elected Judge of the supreme
court Of Ohio, spent Saturday and Sun
day in the city the guest of his broth.
er.in-law. Mr.. Garfield Snow and fami.
ly, East Hamtramck street,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-12
To Be Established 10 Butler
Township, Knox Co.
By U. 5. Department O
Agriculture And Ohio
Experiment Station

Knox county has been honored by
the selection of Butler township by the
U. s. department of agriculture, work.
ing In cooperation with the Ohio Agri.
culture Experiment Station ut Woost.
er, Ohio, as the township in district
No. In which county agent work will
be taken up as described In circular
No. 1877 of the Experiment Station at
Wooster. Ohio.
Mr.. John l.. Wolfe was pleased to
learn that his labor had not been in
vain when he received the following
letter:
Wooster, o.. Nov. 9Th, 1912.
MIR. John j.. Wolfe,
Howard, Ohio.
Dear Mr.. Wolfe
Referring to our recent correspond
ence, ! would beg leave to advise that
on the basis Of your petitions. etc, and
report of our District Supervisor, Mr.
Montgomery, we have decided to Sc.
lect Butler township, Knox county, as
the township In district No. in which
we shall take up county agent work.
The first thing Mr. Montgomery. the
District Supervisor, will do, will be to
visit every farmer in the township as
fast as possible In order to come more
intimately In touch with their work,
and in that way to be better able to
Judge their needs and wherein we can
best afford them assistance. IL is not
possible I'm this work to make decisions
at long range, or to enter upon IL with
any precOnceived notions. Any sug-
gestions we have to offer must be
based upon this farm to farm canvass.
We have decided not to bother to
write to each man, regarding this, but
instead to rely on your passing out the
word to your people as we have writ.
ten II to you in the letter. Tell them
that they must be patient, that Mr..
Montgomery can only reach limited
number each day, and therefore 1t may
be some time before he reaches all of
them.
While We realize of course that this
work can not possibly be as valuable
as some of them may expect, but we
still feel that with their earnest coop
GRAFTON II will be very fruitful and that
eventually you will find II to be worth
the effort you have expended In get
ting II.
With best wishes, am
Yours very truy,
OF COOPERATION,
Per l.. II. Goddard.
State Leader.
The farmers of Butler township
should feel fortunate In the selection
as district No. g comprises 10 counties
and only one township In the 13 coun-
ties is to be used for this purpose. Dis
trict No. s contains the following cOun-
ties: Fairfield, Perry, Muskingum,
CoshOcton. Holmes, Tuscarawas, Car
roll, Harrison, Belmont, Guernsey, JET.
ferson and Knox.
MIR. Montgomery will begin his work |
at once and the work is to extend owe,
n number of years.
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killed
We're Is People In 4 Wreck
Near New Orleans

New Orleans, Nov. i1--Thirteen
persons were killed and 48 injured
when an excursion train was wrecked
near MONTH, La, today, In a collision
with a freight train.
The freight plowed through several
cars Of the excursion train which was
returning with pleasure seekers, who
had spent Sunday In New Orleans.
Thirteen bodies, none Identified,
were brought to the moroue here.
Some OF the bodies are 90 badly
mansIed that neither sex nor color
can bs determined.
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WeIsh.Weils Bout Tonight.

New York, Nov. 11.--Freddie Welsh
and Matt Wells will box 20 rounds for
che Lord LOnsdale belt. the English
lightweight championship. and "a Sl2,.
80 purse In London tonight, under
Shs auspices of the London Sporting
club. The referee will sit outside Of
= regulation 20-foot ring and the new
English boxing rules will govern. The
winner Of this mill will meet Packey
Mcfarland, the Garden club having
already signed Packey to articles OF
agreement