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The Raymer enterprise., 1912-10-24
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
NIL. (Publisher) Serial.oos,s
Department OF the Intrrior.
United States Land Office. at Sterling. Colorado,
Septe;1bcr q. 1872
HoTicE is hereby given that George N. Harris
assignee Of Joseph W. Howard. OF Denver. Colo.
rado. who. on May 9th 1905 made Dcscr, Land
entry No. .ss.O2si2. for swl.; Sec and SELL.
Section s. Township 5 ~, Range 80 w.. 9Th Prin.
cipal Me, dian. has fled notice Of intention /,
make Final proof 10 establish claim To the land
above described before Clerk Of the District
Court, a, Greeley. Colorado. on the aist day or
Aovember 1872.
Chinnnt names as Witnessed:
Grant Davis. Of keota. Colorado.
nathan Cohn. Of Denver.
Olga Cohn. Of '' io.a
Sadie G. Harris. Of '' III
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
4. P. L. iPublisher) Serial-4a3.0esCo

HcP"f'Hens VI snr AnAe5ao1'
United States Land Office q, Sterling. Colorado.
October l. 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that George ". Eddy.
Of Denver. Colorado. who. On April Ord. 1903.
made deser, land Entry. No. !s3-02sl0. for NElA.
Sec. 81 and N"l-l. Sscti'n %. Township Z N.
Range IS 81. e,n fricinpa Meridian. has filed no.
tice of intention to make iual Proof. to establish
claim TO the land above described. before the
Clerk Of the Dis,rie, Court. q, Greeley. Colorado.
6n the 3lth day Of November. 1872
Claimant nanses as witnesses:
Victor x. olmstead. Gf Denver. Colorado.
Thomas J. Tu!ly. Of ''
Harry D. Eday.ef e e lo.lO
William J. Mau,er. Of - .li.la
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NOTICE ros PUBLICATION.
MIL Paststsrl :seri4.-gssS
Eppartrrnt of t!.e fnirr!dr.

81. III tpusiiskerl Seria.-y;:sS2.
Eepart;nrnt of tne intrr!ar.
Tinted States Lad Once. ., Sterling Cgloraio.
s.rtenaT2 % TOO.
,.gnca Is hereby given tha; Aba J. seh;ven Of
Net Ra3aaFr, Catiajo. who. on Angus; 9Th. 1879.
s-.!s :. sHest al oHtsy. 20, ge3s. for east sali.
Slgsi-z Z. To.sF b., y. EAa,e 5; u. 9th Psia-
ei al Isi.Il-1, has lssi notice II atenti2n ,c
Etfko t5rre yegf u Il. t'ss tabli elain to the
land above Gs1eFilei. bef.ss United States Cola.
-,',,b1sr, at ke5,a. cgls.--s. o. the 18th daJ ,i
8 .lpll,r. !Ile.
('zliraaats tsi''4es,s yitsessss:
Nr. Delbes! /. J5rca, n New Eeynsr, Colorado
A- J2a.'l ", scrseu. u ''
..ir. les Il. Eesen. of :. 1913
Nsa sa4le 4 ssriwn of " Nj
". II. POUND. i.esist.r.
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Please Settle

The accounts of Hurtgen & Hurtgen
have been lef; with the Undersigned
for collection. AS the firm is about to
dissolve, it is absolutely necessary that
all open accounts be settled at once.
If you are on their books, it will save
trouble for all concerned to come in
and see me the first time you are in
town. c. K. Graves
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E-cak Potato.

A freak potato was dug up lately In
EelfGs, garden The potato, In thu
course OF It's growth had forced its
way right through the center OF a
beef shank bone. II had grown to an
enormous size too. and was firmly at.
tached TO the bone. bulging out both
above and below II
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Fer COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
Vote 70
isARELLA CHURCHILL

4 woman. mentally and morally well
equipped for the job. She knows ,hc
needs Of the schools. and is IN ca;lius-
ia5t!c ldyoc.tc If better education fol
all the bpys aud f.Iris. The great ma,
jurity OF oar teachers are ladies', prov.
ing that they make good. and the best
superinteudents are Of the same sex,
including the state superintendent.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

u. 7. l. lpublisher.J Serial.ollts0
Department OF. the Interior.
unitea States Land otiiee. Sterling. COLORADO.
SCI ttri.Der 81, 1872.
NoricE is hereby gven that Abram u. Jones.
OF keot,. Colorado. who On March 5th 1919. made
Homestead entry No. Oil.sy. for SLl4 and El.l
SWi-: and NWl-. SWl-s: Swi4 Awl-;. Section
8. Township n. Range IS w., 9Th Principal
Meridian mas fiied notice of intention to make
three year proof u establish claim " the land
above described. before United States Commis.
sioner, at keaia. Colorado. on the 18th day. Il
November. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Pred AsdhDwn. cf Kcota. Colorado. q
Elmer l. Mayer. oi New l.ayuicr.
William u, sibcrt, u = e Ic-l0
Lustayc Peters. oi kcoui ILL
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FOR SHERIFF
Yat.. for
S. ]. MCA.FEE

The efficient sheriff Of Weld County,
~ho has ser.el me term rs sheriff and
ecc!5 re-rlr-tiGL lie is one Of The
Eit!iuI afiei..ls who hl5 heipri to bust
the grating I'D has citrtod several
oi IN n.Itaro to lny p,ui!ediilry.
lie wants 20 take ths rest If then, j.,
rs ijun rs they s.gl convicted.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NIL lPublisbcr) Scr,.I.o,7oa
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office. Sterling. Colorado
September 25. 1872.
NorcE Is hereby given that John II. Ropcrs, Of
ston1hs'n. Colorado, who, On March End, 1906
made Homestead entry. No. e5s2.os7os. for swi.i
seetion 10 Township N. Range ts W., 9Th prin.
eipal Meridian. has filed notice Of intention TO
make Three Year pruof. to establish claim to tho
land nbo'o deHrihsd. boforc Register and Iseeciy.
or at Sterling. Colorado. on tho 18th day Of Dec.
ember, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Nathan Foster. Of stOnehsrn. Colorado.
TThomas County. Of Mcrino.
James 7. stackhotisc. Of Staneham. io.s
Raymon Abraham wsLlo Of Sterling. III
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE TOI ptu!.IC ALTON.
N. l.. 'publisher, seria! -Ces3o.
department of the Interior.
Uuited states Land Office at Sterling, Colorado,
September - i9i2
holIcg Is hsrebS rivcn that I'm William Ora
ham of ~ Z. C. Biti:. Denvcr Colorado. who. on
Hay cth. igos, made Dcsc,t l.ann Entry No. 4Ty.
t!,s,o. fO- Ma SwI-.. Nwi-a Sec. o and El..
AE!-:. section :. Township N. Range 20 W..
s,i Principal Mcriiian has tiet notice Of inic
tioa 10 make Final proof to establish claim to the
land atuve described before the Register and Re.
eciv.r of the U. $. Laaj oiiee at Sterling, Colo
rado' Oh tic iilh day q December. Igl..
Ciairlant names as witncsses:
Leonard A. jackson. of keoia. Colorado.
William X. Bovies. Of
Darius +. Byrnc. of 9 lo-s
N.lta T.. byrnc. VI g III
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NOTICE rC! rtBLiCATION.
UPgbhshcrI S.rial-O2s
I.n.ri.LcLI Of ihr interim.

'FPst'd.'a' VI tHt
IHliei States Lani c,hrG - Sterling. Colorado.
Set i;c'abfr ld, ls!s.
.,uIiUs II hcnbs given tha, wiiiiam c. Gane.
q l4gi. wfla:nvton St, pthoycr, coIradO who
o. May sth. ia,s, nnac De-crt Lend Eatry i5F.
TO. ts,!t, iu si-2 SEl.i ST. NIL! and SEl-,.
Sgetioni,, Tpwnslrp y. Range % ". Sixth
Principal Meridian. h4s tiled n,tec Of intention to
a-,be Proof rrOsf 30 establish g!aits to the l,nl
ab-.c l-.er.hli. before ne Eey;sisr and Receiv-
er, =, sterling, coiOraso. on the 1l.A day of Nov
3u.ber. 1912
Claimant rsncs al v.iEesscs'
leaaI A. jackson of sicla. C.llaa!o.
~ii!iac X, lssIes, *
E4sia d FeIk q! Doayer. 9-.j
Le-gse ttIls. = I.cyta. 4" lo-sl
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cear.v Commissioning

''An adequate expenditure i0r the
care Of The rOads ard o.iasrz, especial
y IN those parts of Ihe county hereto
fore neglected. " This plank Of our
democratic platform we heartily sub
scribe to.
I. ELlER Rows. Dist. No. /.
Greeley, X. +. d. No. 2.
GEORGE 4. HoDsoN, Dist. NJ. s.
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AOT'tE i-Oa PUBLICATION.
4, ?.l. Puhlists,j & ii.l-es0::-.
Department Of the in.-ricr.

Department, OF the Interior.
Ualtea St,t-s Lad Otto, al S..ri,a,. Co,orad,
oet1per q. 1879.
AoncE Is lereiy si.en TIA; Amas'| jackson.
si hes Esyr.r. q! r.do, VII J, on July :. 1859.
raade Homestead entry. No cs03T for soathwc.,
quar,er. Section IS. TOWNSHIP 8 N. Range So W.
tta Principal MERRIAM has iilci notice of inter
den 70 make Final Thrcc Yer .pro,f T. cs,,b-
lish claim to the land ebove described, lefor.
Register md Recciver. nt Sterling. Colorado. on
the s,h day o. JANUARY, 1919.
Claimant names rs witnesses.
Henry W. Reed, OF New Rsymcr. Colorado.
Logi5 Alca. Vi
Edward b. Murray. Of IS 1871
n,lbic6t y. Vik. of u-23
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Democratic judicial Ticket

Eog DISTRICT Ju3Gss vote Tor two)
Neil +. Graham, If Fort Collins, row
one Of the district Judges. and eandi-
date for full term, ais, Tor vacancy
fran November t, JaRIiary.
Robert 6. Strong. Of Greeley, tweE-
ty-yne years of.ac-'yc iaa pr.stiec,
ten ye.ra a Greeley. Born in lsGs,
krlrsd II farm HI.
Fog DlsTMcT AIr0gScY:
Guy l.. duncan. Vi Boulder. ;weaty-
enc years of 'te,ise a@ practice. wa,
district att rney rrOg. l.UJ 10 lgs.
All arc pledged to IN economical. ener-
getie and impartial administration.
Believing Il q. tie people OF Weld
County kapw the import Eea of latge
eZpgr. aee in chool wo & is u gua.iti-
cttia. ~ helpful slYer.ision oil ihq
ruri cho ls, ] confidently asl; tboir
suppcrt up ny rslun! 10 AZ educator
in Weld County.
a. B. Copeland.
Democratic candidate for County
Adv. Superintendent of 5 hool
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Timc Table

FOR RENT-Thc old post Office build.
ing next to the printing Office. In
qaire at The Enterprise office or Mrs.
4. Anderson.
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70 tire Eio'.e-s G: -tsa.h ;lt.9,r, r:t:s.:.
CT cc.c-c3c:
!. asto-,7 pl.rGi-s TO stats Ira. Fo-.
fnsr5s r. srsisiolts -sb,eiE cHadi1ste fer sre
office ot dut-tc. .lcss q c-!a tts=tcs, hcS 20 ~
fnoziodse G!aco cary daEG 1863, ss-yst tie peo!-o
O. Tsld County cre Others ssy.ss trs -nsgu ta 80
county ccg-t ccf!ny Judge, ~ IN narlo1 judicial
Fttitty, tt.tEc t:F.5..ea heavy c,a-cai -o-.
OF that court and Eis .eas.a Ea:ts:5c:aa OF til
.:ttssa:, tGs-.a g.! ce.a;a- r.:-s aces:tetrS.
ay e3-s=ys.,ca @. sr.Ss -.1,fis.iis eare;s
-s thE. 20 20 oaiossi s!sh vot! t.ae iUieiai
s:toHss. - - vfsy 6t-stsas --yeo We? cnrssut
attention 20 ceasu. 20 tn ry!zsncs;
re Bt4S!oo the .i-o-' tsE s&.ed a.ta I-sa
Ga-o 81 es-.os. .ninsye- 70 rc1ch ce:-aas result.
ceal!.s- Ma ssil FsE'3f,7d &c oervo tho
Tseple 0. this Gtot-cs OF !tg de.=.ct uds1s.
The FAC. ttn hts cnns rrc,ss ozgc-tnco been
tho bench rAkoo ha e5estaiy worthy c: fcrthoz
vaEoer9E. n tia. ,ia0 Q: rlbl!c eerv1oe.
Eo5re2:fu.ly 5sSHi..et,
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Paid Political Advertising
FOR COUNTY

FOR COUNTY AsURER
Weld County needs new and clean
administration.
The Democrats party offers ticket
without blcmish.
! ask the support of all citizens re-
sarilcss CT party fnr the above Office.
Ds. C. II. MuLFogD.
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FOR TIE L LEGISLATURE
Vote for
c. O DODDER

The man Of this section who stands 4
a platform Tor humanity. and in syn
patNy with the needs Of the Homestead
er. He lives at keota, IS hls.ls
knows what we need, anil is not aGrai
TO tell what ne stands for. ,
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Vote for
W. r. PATTERSON

The man who discovered the grating,
and helped to expose the wrong doing.
He has cut down the expense OF his
Office without impairing the efficiency.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-02
THE WIDE SWEET ROAD.

Take the wide, sweet road to the
daily toll,
And the road of the sweet dream
home,
Where the storms at rest and the
waves asleep
And the soft winds kiss the foam.
Take the wide sweet road to. the
roaring mart,
And the sweet road home to the low
ing heart.
Oh, a house is house and home is
place
Where living has made life sweet,
And loving has made it golden
And the dream of a glad retreat.
Take the wide sweet road to the toll
and quest
And the sweet road home to loving
breast.
You may furnish the house with the
best effect
And adOrn with the daintiest
taste,
But without love there it is dark
and drear
As night on desert waste,
Take the wide sweet road to the duty
down.
And the sweet road home to her
heart from town.
Take the wide sweet road through
the golden years,
And make it way 80 bright
That the thought and the dream of
its pleasant bourne
Will lead to its Joy at night.
Take the wide sweet road meath the
bright blue sky
With dream Of the lips that you
kissed gOod-by,
And home to her heart in the twi-
light place
Where the home and the heart are
common grace.
The Bentztown Bard.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-02

Tee monument and the exercises at
4 tlldant thereon, has the following
concerning Miss Ellie Paramore. who
81 ent several years in this city. and
who made her hOnie with Dr.. and
Mrs. Forbes. The Record prints Il
picture of Miss Ef!ic, showing tina.
she has redeemed the promise Of he:
childhood by growing up into y
beautiful young lady. The Record
says:
Miss Ellie ParamOre. Florida Di-
vision C. of c., Sponsor. was justly
entitled 10 all the hOnOrs she re-
ceived for she is the great grand
daughter Of General Joseph Fincgan.
the cOmmander-in-chief on the bat
tlefield of Olustec, being the grand.
daughter of his greatly beloved
daughter, Agnes Finegan Paramore.
From childhood this young girl
has been the pride of Florida veter-
ans, as the mascot OF the camp in
Lakeland, and Of the Third brigade,
Florida division. U. c. V. She was
dear as u child of their own to the
heroes Of tho gray, and at State and
general reunions she has had their
honors showcred upon her. At Olus-
tee the meeting between her and the
State commander. long the COM
rlander of the Third brigade, Gen
cral Cox, of Lakeland, was beautiful
and touching in the extreme.
Men who knew and served under
her great grandfather and those who
knew him after the war say that
Miss Ellie is strikingly like him
though to those who did not know
him it is hard to trace likeness to a
rugged soldier in the dainty girlish
beauty of Miss Paramore's face.
Gas member of Annie Carter
Lee Chapter Children Of the Confed-
eracy. Miss Paramore received the
appointment of State Division Spon-
sor for Sister Esther Carlottc, State
president U. ID. c., and filled the post
with honor to all concerned. The
only regret was that she could not
60 on to the reunion in Lake City
where an enthusiastic welcome
awaited her.
Miss Paramorc's aunt, Mrs. Boil
ton, Of st. Augustine, was her chap
erOn.'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-02
Surprise Party to
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltshire.

A jolly party, composed of Mr.. ami
Mrs. ". b. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. O. Wheeler, Miss Oracle Sanders,
Miss Frances higgins, Miss Winona
Allen, Miss Anderson, Carl Wilson,
Blaine Wiltshire, w. S. and II. L..
Hull gave a surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiltshire at their home in Kathleen
last night. In spite of two broken
springs, no mishap prevented very
pleasant trip ending in the wee
small hours of the morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-02
ENJOYABLE Birthday Party.

Miss Naomi Griffin yesterday ccl' r
brated her twelfth birthday, mum
Der of her young friends and &C
quaintances being present at her
home to assist her in doing proper
honor to the important event. Games
and other amusements were INDUCED
in, and after all had enjoyed them
selves thus, delicious refreshments
made their appearance on the scene,
and were done full justice to. All
join in wishing Miss Naomi man,
happy returns Of the day.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-01
E EDITOR AL p A c E

T.. h i,.at event. the world viii witness a terribly bloody and merciless contest. The progress made hy the Balkan states thus far Is remarkable when population size of armies and amount of resources are ta ken into consideration. And here's hoping that nothing will stop their onward march.
 It was Colonel Roosevelt him self who urged the campaign 10 proceed without regard to his wound. Col. Bryan took him at his word and proceed ed. Recently one of the latter's hearers took him to task for his criticism of Roosevelt. Bryan'S reply will become a classic. An army" he said. docs not keep it's wounded in the front. It removes them to the rear.
 | +f f
 John Wanamaher. in whose judgement thousands have deep faith. declares that Gov. Wilson does not measure up to the demands in the candi- date in the presidency. Mr. Wanamaker Is supporting Mir. Taft, believing his election is safest from the standpoint of the businessmen and their en- .ployees.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-01
aE MExicaN PROBLEM

President Taft Is being stren- uouSly urged 10 call an extra session Of Congress at once to deal with the Mexican situation He is refraimng because of the fear that such action may be in- ierpreted aS Sn attempt on his part to make political capital and because he Is hopeful that the Madero government may vet succeed in restoring order While the Presidents attitude is to be commended. there is apparently. little hope of an early restoration of peace and security to the Mexican repub- lie The collapse of the Felix Diaz revolt lS only an incident. In the central part of the coun- irv. not far from the national capital. the followers of the man Zapata are still making their bloody raids upon villa res and destroying railroad property. In the north close to the frontier of the United States. the rebels appear to be gaining strength again and are growing bolder with their small successes. In the meantime. the foreign nations are becom- ing inslstant. They are de- manding that the United States take steps to protect the lives and property of for eignerS in Mexico or waive the Monroe doctrine and let them intervene. Throughout all this uncertainty and turmoil the .roorse of the United States bv extrardinary patience and forbearance. Prompt action will have to be taken. however. and the Mexican situation will he one Of the big problems de- manding solution when Con- gress meets in December, even if the crisis is not precipita- ted before that time.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-01
s.stu. Jotn's Church

sstn. Jotn's Church RsT. Robert Ewsu Bee, p.issr ID charge
 srazy |. T. Eol! Co-Hanion- s.45, Native Sznday sehoo- ll:o5, Ms.i. (lE- Szzdzy, Eol! Co-Ezaion) and ss<uo.- I2:I5 White Sznlsy t.sooL T. T. Native service. : p- z- Evs1srs and ssrnon Wsins4i2y ESQ P h. Native ssr- yiea
 sa.z,dzy s:oso ?. IT. J. ! g. 7sao 2. = ehoi, practice
 Meeting Of Vessry frss Aoaday nigh. iu Eoath; Wozs.i G1Nds si- se-uzts Thursizyl, 2:3o.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Cl-r-sa1- S.s=-,s. s=-Ts.ss a-s .=1- cS,'-s.@ se= -ssas os-ce-
 Services a. ii- A- N S--d5T- Exa41-S 1c5 s.9-Z ..-Tllcz v ss---=ss-sT sF=--- 2 .xga-zs-Z as -5e- AL arS r=1s--A
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-01

For a good clean show. and Good Ventilation and good Alu- sic. The Dream. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-01

4 nice bunch of comedy to- night at the Gross Picture Show. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-01

For a good square meal al the right figure, Do to the Owl Restaurant. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-01

Oyster Cocktails at Yellow front Drug Store. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-01

Governors of several of the states are planning Q Fire Pre- yension Day" As more than .si.O0O.000 d day l. added to the national ash heap. every day in the year should be fire prevention day.
 Pro0freaders are having a hard time of 1t since the outbreak Of .ihe Turkey-Balkan war. They should be congratulating them selves that peace prevails in Wales.
 President Taft declares that either he or Governor Wilson will be elected. The President always lends q willing ear to those who tell nm Wndt ne likes to hear.
 
 Colonel Bryan says he be- lieyes in one Presidential term. He tried three time to get it, 50 he would naturally be ex- rected to believe in it.
 The Balkan states are mak- ing headway in their war with Turkey. Already the Turks gre making q great effort to develop a religious war out Of
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-01
ROOF LEAK?
E: H '

eully the roof expert.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-01
AMONG TEE CHURCHES

Ftrst M. E. Church Suriay Church. service Il g. IT. ssd f:A r T.
 watresssy Prayer Meeting 1:So. Efisay ehsi- meets o'elo<k- FSss. az5 .tird Wedres3sy after ,e-s :. .:s9 Ladies Ali Society.
 II. ". MCHENER, Pastor.
 Cs.so.c Ch-sa S1-asy Mass as 10 s- h. s.zssy Mzss frs. S-13ay in month, !. 2 a IT.
 S-,s-aF ahool sfss, ELSA Week day Mss $. 5 g. n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
NWWxyINUEESluyEEgFzzzz. ETSS\
@s ]! . 81;
" T&IcE ~
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, Feb. 16.--Tlour-Dull and
easy.
Fork-Steady; mess 1725-175O.
Lard-Dull; middle west spot $3.50
p.05.
SugarARaw firm; centrlfugals 90
test, 473; muscovado, 50 test, 4.23; re-
fined firm; cut loaf ESQ; crushed $40;
powdered $50; granulated 5.70d575.
Cofee-Rio No. on the spot IA Ia.
Tanow-Easy; city 6; country S-4a
Ia.
Hay-Dull; prime 1.35; No 1.O2 IL
@110; clover 1.OO@t2O.
Dressed poultry-Firm; turkeys 17@
9l; chickens II 1-2@24; fowls 13a17;
ducks. 1902.
Live poultry-Easy; geese 12mi3;
ducks 17dlS; fowls IDOLS; turkeys Is
ole; sroosters 1-2; spring chickens 12
612 tl2.
Cheese-Firm; state milk, common to
specials, Ia 1-2@17 "a; skins, common
to specials 1904.
Butter-Easier; receipts 10,431: crea-
merry extra 81; state dairy tubs ESQ
81; imitation creamery hrsts "a.
Eggs-Weak; receipts 6S6S; nearby
white fancy 40641; nearby mixed
foncy 81; fresh flrsts 97dS9.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
ShiblaMsI,ls Hanred.

Chicago, Feb 1G.-Ewald ana
Frank Shiblawski, brothers, were
hanged at 1914 in the county jall
here. They mounted the gallows to-
gether and will be followed immedl-
ately by Philip Somerllng and Thomas
Schultz, the other members of the
Shiblawski gang, in eXpiation OF the
murder of Fred W. Guelzow
The official time of the dropping Of
the gallows trap was given as 1O:1I
Ewald was pronounced dead by the
physicians at 1926 and Frank half a
minute later. Their necks were
broken. The men showed no emotion
as they marched from their cells to
the scalfold. They were accompanied
by Father O'Brien, who has been
with them constantly since early
morning. Both assisted the eXecu-
TONERS in adjusting the straps and
both prayed constantly as the final
preparations We're made. Three
juries Of fourteen physicians each,
witnessed the hangings.