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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-15
LIABILITIES

Capital stock paid in ............... $4,000 90
Surplus fund 100000 90
Undivided profits. less expenses and
taxes paid ........... .............. 1859 5S
National Bank notes outstanding 1880 90
Due to other National Banks........... 13,462 II
Due to Trust Companies and Savings
Banks ........................ I,O9s 81
Individual deposits subject to check. 357 1888 81
Demand certificates of deposit........ 555,l29 90
United States deposits; Postal Savings
deposits .......... .........,...... 400
Bills payable, including certificates of
deposit for money borrowed......... 10000 90
Total ...........s....-......... 81 ,27S,S1S 81
State of Maryland. County of Cecil, SIS:
/, Chas. b. Finley. Cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief.
CHAS. b. FINLEY, Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
FRANK X. SCOTT,
FREDERICK T. HAINES,
AUSTIN l.. CROTHERS.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 25th
day of April, 1912.
JOHN w. ANTHONY, Notary Public.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-15
WOODLAND

The woodlawn base .all team played
Colora on Saturday at that place, the
score being "A to in favor of Woodlawn.
They will play at Craigtown this Satur-
day.
Mr.. Carroll Tyson spent Monday al
College Park.
The Us cleared $31 at the festival held
last week.
Mrs. John Cullen spent several days in
Wilmington and Glenolden last week.
MIR and Mrs. E. W. ,-.,ckson and family
of Akin, spent Sunday with his mother
MIS-. Susanna Jackson.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Brown have moved
to Principle and are living in part OF
Mr.. Samuel Gather house.
Mrs. holland Campbell will entertain
the Gir.s' Embroidery Club this Satur-
day afternoon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-15
TIME TO REFORM 1T

IF there is one thing above another of
which great, practical and intelligent
people, like the people of these U. s.,
should be ashamed, it is our dangerous
and antiquated banking and currency sys-
TEN. Nearly every other great nation
has reformed its banking and currency
system in the last fifty years, but the u.
&. still retains the system adopted in
1863, during the throes of the Civil War.
AS an Illuminating corollary to that
statement, it is worth while to recall the
significant fact that no other great ma
ton on the face of the earth has had a
money panic in fifty years, while we, the
people of these U. =, the greatest and
richest of all nations. in our resources,
have disastrous and devastating money
panics on an average of once in every
decade. Is it any wonder that our people
are awaking to the fact that a revision
OF our banking and currency laws is the
most important governmental proposition
that can engage our attention. More i'm
portant, says President Taft, than the
tariff, more important than conservation,
more important than the question of
trusts, and more important than any
political legislation which has been agi-
tated."
Upon the banking and currency system
Of the country rests every other great
puslness' "nen lndt breaks down, every
other business breaks down with it., of
necessity. 1t can hardly be longer ques-
toned, that the devastating panics, which
have too frequently swept over our land
leaving enormous losses and widespread
suffering in their wake, are directly due
to our defective banking and currency
system. Hence we watch, with great in
terest and with deepest wishest for sue
cess, the present efforts, that are being
made to put upon the statute books a
system of banking and currency which
will safely carry the great business of
the country. 1t should have been done
long ago. May it now be done wisely and
effectively
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-15

WHEN any man reiis you that you
are in danger of dictatorship, get him
nurse and perambulator, for II he
believes it, he ism fit to be at large"
That is the way Col Roosevelt disposes
of the third term bugaboo-and it is
about the only disposition called for.
For full-si ed man to be frightened at
the prospect of a dictatorship, in this
twentieth century of American civiliza-
ton, is little too grotesque to mern
serious argument. Better dismiss the
subject, as Roosevelt does, with a nur-
sery allusion-and let it go at that.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-15

ATTACKING the doctrine of the re
call of Judges in speech recently on the
floor of the lower House of Congress,
Representative Gardner, of Massachu
sets, said
Why is it that in the wave of change
viii has swept over England the Brit
ish judges and the British courts have
not bee nthe subject of attack? Why
should discomfort manifest itself in one
direction at home anu n another direc-
ton abroad? 1t is partly because the
British Court procedure has been re-
formed and ours is still archaic. But
why blame our courts for the use OF
WORKOUT tools? 1t is our legislatures
and our lawyers who have been remiss
in supplying them with no new ones, and
the people ought not to tolerate this re-
missness one day longer"
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Children S Dresses

You can figure very readily the saving Of
both time and money in our offering Of Chill
drens Dresses.
The styles ale dainty and beautiful, the
workmanship the most perfect obtainable.
Large range of styles and fabrics for Chill
dren two years old and upwards Many Peter
Thompson Linen and Serge Dresses are shown.
At 81 each to $I8 each and at every in-be-
tween price, you will find many models.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-15

PRESIDENT TAFT said, in a speech
before the American Bar Association a
few years ago: The practical admin
istration of justice in the United States
is a reproach to our civil alton" We
commend this chaiice to the lips OF
gentlemen who froth at the mouth every
time they think of Rooseveh's attack
on the judiciary. 1t would be difficult
to produce a more scathing arraignment
than is contained in that sentence from
the speech of President Taft.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-15

IF we want homework, we can get
all we want at home,", declared the
young maidens of the wilmington High
School class in domestic science to the
Board of Education, last week. We
would like to meet those young ladies
and congratulate them on the good sense
which lifts voice of protest against
one of the latest "fads" with which the
public schools are loaded up.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-15

The demand kn linen fabrics being 50 sud-
den and SO general has taxed the efforts Of the
importers to supply the trade.
With our unprecedented sales We have been
able to keep full assortment Of white, natural
ard colors in the popular weaves
Ifthere is color or kind that you have
been told is scarce, come to us and you are sure
Of finding il. Every price idea is represented
Linen Coats, SIS each and upwards
Linen Suits, SO So $1o, Il, SIS, $I8 each.
Linen Skirts, IS. $3.50, 81, ~ so and IS.
Linen Dresses, $3.50 to $3s each.
Linen Waists Sr.5o to $3.50 each.
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No. 1886
REPORT OF The CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank of EIkfon
At ELkToH. IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND
At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
sPRL 18Th, 1912
RESOURCES

Loans and Discounts. $751; 1917 81
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. POS So
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation $4,000 90
U. s. Bonds to secure Postal Savings 1000 90
Bonds, securities, etc................ 45S,I19 50
Banking house, furniture, ixtures..... 10000 90
Due from National Banks mot reserve
agents. ......- ......... SIP ~
Due from approved reserve agents. ,535 "a
Checks and other cash items 1877 so
Notes of other National Banks....... 1875 90
Fractional paper currency, nickels and
cenis..... ....................... IS 20
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz:
Specie ..............."..$ 7,103 SIS
Legal-tender notes eosO2 90 67,9o5 IS
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer
Is per cent. of circulation 1850 90
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
Yarffpmmiiiipn
ltebernimmt Gefinitiu ben @aiier=
tburm inn GSeu Earf.

Ser @aIierthurm i'm @oen EQrf
iteht bon nun OH unter Der SSurtsotf-
tion ser Earffonliiiton. Gas S8aIier-
5=0epartement, Oas ieit langer
3eit abiolut feline 8erlDen0ung 1itr
Den Jburm mebr bate, bat OenIelben
Ser 8arffomiiion iibertragen unO Die
Ie bat i'm in ibrer geItrigen SiBunJ
iibeSnonmen. 9Sie Die Earffonntil=
iGre erflGrten, miro Der 5hurn, Der
ieit geraumer 3eit geIhloiien mar,
binnen fur3en Dem Yublifum Die0er
ais Qlusiidtstburm geofinet iein.
ga Ser gegenndrtige aontratt Der
Earffonmiiiion nit Der @u5geIeus
ihait fiir Die 8eleudJtllng Der itd0tt=
iheu 4arfs binneu fllr5ent oblduit,
muroe Die 8a5 & lectri3itdtsgeiea-
iffaft oufgeforoert, einen nellen aolt-
trait mir elm arsgeoehnteres 8elel1d)=
tunqsipltem in DEN Harf5 81 unter-
breiten.
Ser uniDerIitot$ratb eriltfte Die
&onmiiiion nm Die lleberluiiltng ei-
mes Observation-Disclosures 5lDis
ihen BEN 8ebduoen Der llniperlitdt
llno Der Calhoun StraBe, oa Die lllti.
Derlitdtsbeb0roe bort 8erne neue @ez
bGuoe erribten n0hte. 9ieieS Gr=
iuben Deroen Die Earffonmiiiare in
Grnagu1g 5Ieben.
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&us benz Yoltseiseriht.

giplet Yetin, cine 8ertreierin her
5aIbpelt, uno Elm junger Mdnn 9tcs
mems 9lrtbur goi1e paren II e.ner
Iaep nabe Der 9eorge StraBe uno
gentral Ipenue aneinanberesrnitsn
unO 8oTe bate ieiner Sreunbin einen
pu9tigen Scblag nit einem Regen=
ihirm perIeBt. 0as pdrhen bette
iia geitern tpeseE unoroentlthen Sc
traeens gu perantnorten. Der Mann
nurbe gu elmer GeIoftrufe Don $40
perurt6eilt, pGhreno 8iplet 3u Den
Soften perbpnnert purbe. 9d Tie fein
9eIo bate, tpurbe Die Strafe ipdrer
pom Hihter iuspenoirt.
9lnbretp Braun, Elm 8aterlaunsrerz
tbeioiger bon SORT Sbomas, bate 'i9f
negen llnfugs 81 peranttpprten. Gr
bate eineu Mann, tpeI6er, pis her
2tneetlaste bs6auptete, feline Uniform
beleioigt bate, niebereeihlaeen. gr
puroe freiseIpro4en.
Die Sauiirer Sarpsp Gong unS
Martin SarDoastp purben 1ulbig
befunben, ii6 beim 8ertaufen ron
Sartoffeln falider Mube bebieni III
buben. Sic rpuroen nit je So 9elo=
itrufe nebit Den aoiten belegt.
Der 80 Sabre alte CHARLES 2etuis,
pbbahlps, pelher BON ben 9ebetm-
poliaiiten 8edroegge unb S'grtea un=
ter 5pei Mntlaaen bes Ginbruhs uno
Der gntlaae oes StraBenraubes oerz
baftet norben mar, tpuroe ben 9rDb@
aeIhiporenen iiberfpiefen. gr fol am
Montas Mbenb ben gbparo 8ril1sl
BON Rp. 3007 giibop StraBe aHgez
fallen uno beraubt hdben.
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131 Glocr Ctr. Cincinnati, :.
3uet ger9aftungcn int 3uiammsu.
bang nit ungeieblidem Gegt=
itrtren DOrgenOmmen.

Charles glealon, ein friiberer
Glerf 0es 0orf 6otel5, mur0e ge.
tern non Geteftio=SerqeQnt Grim
muo me6reren 8ebeimoIi5iIteu unter
Der 2luflage perbaftet, Den 20 Sabre
olten Ruiieu Z. Sprott, pon 4ari8,
ap., nelher gegenmdrttg i'm @ln0Ior
Sotel, an 2ongporth StraBe, mOhut,
DeranlaBt 3u baben iid], obne bter3u
beredtigt 3u iein in Die gSablltIten
citl8utrQgen. SprQtt bate Dem Ietefs
ttpiergeanten Grim, uI5 oieier cine
llnteriuhung betreff5 zines i'm 8inDs
ior 6otel itattgefu1oenen Gtebita1I5
anitetlte, 3tfallig n1itgetbeilt, 0aB c.
it'd regiItrtrt, jeoo6 ntd)t geDdblt Du-
be. Ieteftio Grim frngte i'm, pesbQlb
er ntht geitimnlt babe uno Sprntt
Crflarte, er lei nod minoeridbrig uno
crit Dor BRET 0fonaten BON 1einer Sci.
matb 4Qri3, ap., nah Cincinnati ge.
fomnen. 9luf Die 5Srage, mesbnlb er
unter 0ieien ltnIItdnDen regiItrIrt ha-
be, antrortete Der Junqe Wtanr, onB
CT BON 4teGlon bter5u llberre0et nor
ben iet uno OaB ibm 8eIO oeripro6en
poroen lei, penn er ieine Gimme a6-
gegeben baben meroe. gteaIon ell
Gemofrat, lpelder i'm 8re3inft 5 Ser
IS. Garo eifrig fiir ieine Rartei &c.
nrbeitet bat, beitreitet, irgenorpie uu-
aehorigen ginfluB auf Sprott uusge.
iibt 5u baben, tbnL in Der Innabme,
OQB er bas geieslihe 2IIter erreiht
uno InngG gcnug in Dem Fre5inft ge.
mobnt babe, ocn 9Patb gege6en 5u boz
ben, 81 regiltriren. Spratt uurbe
ipdter unter Der 2lnflage oe5 lnge-
ieBlthen Sfegiitrirens perbaftet.
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Gutter Sang.
3iuei id,marse StraReurauber bon Der
EOliSei bingfeit gemafJt.

Stunlep SnileD, Elm 8eI6GFtsre;z
ienber, po5nbaft go. 2016 8urnet
4penue, tpurbe in Der WlittDo6 NQdyt
an Der 9orbeiter nu6e Der 6;q6I1no
4oenue bon 5fpet Regern anseTc1en
uno beraubt. Wdbreno Der eine ihln
einen ReppIDer auf Die 9ruit Iebte,
bur6iu3te Der 3fpeite feline 5aiae1
uno ita9l 81 in 9aar, Elm SuI6enz
meier, eine g0loene ubr unb mebrere
S9liiHel. gr iiberia6 $50. p.iGle
Smilep in ieiner !9UftentaI9e iruo.
Der ueberfaQene erItottete iofort
Weloung BEL Der 9oli5si ua5 ga6
cine 10 CUTE 9ef6reibung Der beibcn
Wegelugerer, buB es ben Y0.t3iiten
6elge lnb Mente peniqe Stunoer
IpGter gelang, Die G6uIoisen DingfeIt
gu MAIDEN. Die 9eFangenen regiitrirz
ten Ii6 als eerrp SaDtins, q Sabre
alt uno Robert Sobnion alias Serroz
pin, 80 Sabre alt, beibe SO. 318 Sft
Jront StraBe pobn9aft. sic lourhsn
bonn Oetettipleutncnt Qoppe einerr
eingebenbsn 9srb0r unterporfen unb
qeitanoen ben RaubonfuG auh Elm.
Sbr 4euBeres entipri6t Der 8eT6re:s
bung Der beiben 9anoiten, ipei6e bor
etnigen gBo6en bic peItlide 6ez
nlifpbGre Der Stabt unIi6er mad)ter
uno 5ublreide 5armer auf bet 5abrt
nab benz Wlartte anftelen uno tez
raubten. Die 8efangenen beItrei;eH
jeDoh sner9iich, nit 0iefen RaubaEs
fdllen etnas 81 tbun gehabt gu baben.
sic puroen fpdter in bas SertiGons
9ureau sebraat, ND iie gemeiien u1b
photographic purben. &apt. Dun
ming fam on So6nfOn einen ReoO,rer,
fpelten bieier in Ieinen 8ein.leihern
peritedt bate. Die Waffe mar Sci Der
0urhiudung Der aerIe in Der 3.
Oiitrittitation Mot gefunben noroer.
eSohuIon IoQ nad 2lnfi4t Der pplt5ei
grobe 4ebnIicbteit nit einem in Rid
monp, @a, eeIu4ten Ia0roer haben.
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Oeburteu.

Carl unb Rord Spope, Snbiaa1z
polls, &nabe.
@barle5 lnb Mdebalena gern6arDt,
Jairpiep ap., Wdoten.
Dell uno 5annp Cooper, 1913
Reabins Roab, Rnabe.
4rtbur unb emma 5enrids, 3I9
gpal Ctr, annbe.
W}oies unb Warp 9olbtxre, 1926
Central glp., MdDhen.
2ouis unb Tettie Morfinstp, 1856
Sntermepiate Str, MGbhen.
aarl uno Rnroline Qabmeier, 1906
Hatfe Str, Rnabe.
Serl uno Marie 5effermana, 1909
pIea1ant Str., Gnabe.
peter uno SuIanna Raer, 17O6
plealant Str, Mdbfsn.
Carol unb 20uila BERN, 1889
Jreeman 9lp.. Mdbhen.
Sobn uno Barbara 9edler, 224
Henner Strabe, Enabe.
Midael nnb Barbara Shomme-,
827 8ant Str, Mdbben.
9eorge unD 9lnna popp, 2o49
Wbeeler Strnbe, anabe.
Mrtbur unb GliIabetb Rnuffman,
22O8 Goth Gtrabe 3niuinse. Rnaben.
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war 5it ibreibielig.
EriDatoeteftip GDrnett i'm Gneen Gttu
SOtel iuieoer perbaftet.

Ser Gripotoeteftib George 8.
Gornett, pelder fitr5lid unter Der
gntIage oes tbGtlihen Nngrifis Der,
baftet un0 gegen $500 8iirgIhait auf
freten SUB geieBt iporoen mar unO
Del6er, ais iein Sail I'M 8oli3eiges
| rtft aufgerufen tpurDe, 0urh 9LbDes
ienbeit gld113te, Desbolb Ieine BON
Dem 8run0eigentbums- -Wufler glmer
Dteih geleiitete 9iirgihaft fiir perfoIs
len erfIdrt puroe, lit geItern I'M
Queen Gitp Sotel, on &ongmorth ltn0
Elum Strabc, ton ben @ebeimpoli3i-
item Shuette uno Sans nieDer per
baftet mcroen. Seine erIte 8erbaftung
mor befanntlih auf @eranlaiiung Ser
Wturguretbe 9rnmer erfolgt, rpelhe
felt 5rDei a5ahren nit Gornett 5uiom-
rnengelcbt 6atte. 2eBterer hielt Iih
ieitoem er gegen 8iirgihaft Quf fret
en- SUB geieBt noroen mar, i'm Gueen
Gttp Sotel per6orgen, BON NO aus er
mebrere 8riefe an 0ie gromcr
ifrieb, Inn lie 5u oeronloIien bie
alage 5uriif3u3iehen. Go5 OfGodcu
iibergob oic 9rieie oen 7etettt5s
S6uette uno Sons. Giner Der 9rieie,
| in nelhem Der Same eine5 betonnter
bieiigen 8iirgers erlpGbnt miro, miro
pon Der Foli5ei oen 8unoesbeb0roen
ilberqehen DerOen. Gornett bate BE-
reitS ieinen aofier gepaft 1ulo itono
geraOe I'M &egriif Cincinnati 5u Der
Ialien, oIS er in Dem genannten So
tel perbaitct Duroe.
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Ser 81 Sabre alte Sdubmahqr
goparO 0obertp, BON go. $50
Baum Str, ipurDe friib geItern Mtor.
gen an Der 6. elpenue lnb Sod Ctr.
bon elmer 9anoe Hppoies angefaQen
uno pom einem ieiner slngreifer III
Die redte Sii1te geidoiien Dabreno Die
anoeren ibn nit Steineu bomborbir.
ten. gIlS Goli5iit godhoeffer eintraf,
lparcn oie roben 8urihen bereitS in
Der 9unfeIbeit peridmunbeu. Sober.
~ puroe nab Dem itaotiid)en Soipt-
tal gebrad)t, no ieJr 3uItano fiir
niht beoenflid beFllnoen puroe. gr
beballptet, feline Ingreifer nidt er-
fannt 6u haben uno feinen 8runo fiir
ben lteberiaa ongeben 5u fonner.
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SentidJer 9iUnicruerein.

HSll Der geltrlGen 8cr1annlul1g oe5
Ieuti6en 4innierOereins, Die nie
ilblif in Ser Central Gurnhalle unter
Dem Goriib oe5 4}rGiioenten 7Seroi.
nano ReBqer lmb Der 8rotofollfiib.
rung oeS Sefretdrs Conrad 4rager
Itattfano, lpuroen 5pei ueue 0titgIie-
Ser aufgenonlnen. IS naren 0icieS
Die 6errPu eSoiepb Sherrer, BON 9to.
1892 gsmono StroBe, geborcn 1864
in Berg, GbcinpiaI3, uno ieit 1885
IN Cincinnati iomle SSeroinan0 6ou.
Mig pon 9fo. 1929 Race Stra',e, qe-
boren 1867 in Sberforit, SeIterreidl,
llno ieIt 1886 in Cincinnati. Gurd,
Sen Eoo DerIor Scr Gerein mGbreno
oe5 oerfloiieueu Yonats oie 02itgIie-
Der 9u9uit SbieIe. 9luquit Soppe uno
&enrD &en5er, Oeren 9lnDenfen oltrd1
grbebcn pom ocn Siben geehrt mur.
De. lleber oie GtnnQbn1en uno 4u5do.
BEN berichteten SefretGr araqer uno
SdDaBmeiIter s. gtideIs gIeihIauteuo
nie folgt: aaIienbeItan0 $95O.3S;
GinnabmeH $S6.75; NlusQaber
S69.05; bIeibt &aiienbeItauo bon
$96S. 03. 9tud Ser grIeoigung Der
@eifdfte belt Serr GberIehrer GmiG
&ramer einen iebr intereTanten 9orz
trog, Gr iprad) iiber feline fiir3Iid)c
9eutI6lanosrelie uno feline g[usfiih-
rlngen puroen nit itiiruliihem Sci.
fall begrilBt, 9tad) oer &ortrog Bile.
ben Die 9ltttglieoer nod cine @eile be-
etnem tllbIen Srunt mo ihmadbof.
tenn SnbiB beietnunber.
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0ldnsembes 8eimltat
Grsab Der geitrise erite Sas Der
Symphonic Eramienauftiom,

Der aeitriae erite Gag Der prGmien@
duttipn fir bic beDoritsbenbe Saiion
Der Spmpbonieton5erte iibertraf Die
tiibniten Grpartungen bes Diretto=
riums Der Cincinnati Sr6eitra 4hoz
ciation. Nn prdmien tpurben $4273
Dereinnabmt unD 5par fir Die Mus-
fpabl Don 361 SiBen, pdbreno I'M po=
rieen Sabre fie ginnabmen am eriten
Gage fia auf $3127 fir 237 Sigs be-
liefen.
Die 9luftion fanb pie ubli9 i'm
Clinton 6otel itatt unb fpurbe ppm
4uttionator G3efiel geleitet. Die err
folgreiden 8teter uno bic Don ibnen
se3ablten prdmien tpuren 1pie folgt:
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Gb.-CrlautniRideine.

}Qrtbur 81. 9ra6am, 38, SrTorb, 8,
lMollie ). Diam, "a. 1882 Gbaie ap.
! }GImsr 6. Young, q, IA 5inblapSt.
| Sulia gOlinger, 20, 256 Uto6apt
Strabe.
{9incent 9ortp, %, 9O7 Central 2lp.
tantonia 5aione, 19, 838 Ri6mOnO
Strabe.
IJrant 8. Srippel, 25, 1907 Bremen
StrdBe.
emma So. 6. Dune, "a, 141 Soetbe
Strube.
Robert Sdpars, "a, 819 9atbapap
Strabe.
lQnnu 90. Cyan, 10, 817 Carlisle
2lpenue.
{5rpD Garter, 81, 300 glum ctr.
| lMumie 2ogun, 25, 1880 Rois 5ia
Ipenue.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-07-18
GIFTS TO PLEASE BRIDESMAID
Originality Should Be Aim, and Lit
tie Forcthought Will Bring De-
sired Results.

Every bride likes to have something
original, and as the ideal gift
should be something in an en-
dearing form and the tendency
of the season is to have many brides
maids, the question of expense has
also to be considered.
1t is now quite smart to give pair
of gold or enameled hatpins with in
tertwined initials of bride and groom
and the date of the wedding Equally
appropriate are these set with birth
stone of the bride CT the different
bridesmaids.
Small charms for watch or chatelaine
in bridal emblems are pretty. These
might be a tiny garter in deep yellow
gold, weddingb bell with initials of Bride
and bridegroom and date engraved on
it, or any oval locket, plain or jeweled,
containing pictures Of the bride and
bridegroom. On the right side should
be large monogram of the brides
twined initials of the bride and bride
groom.
Shoe buckles are attractive gifts,
and particularly acceptable just now
Recently a bride delighted her we'd
ding party by presents of oblong buck
les studded with rhinestones.
Gold or silver card cases are popu-
lar gifts just now. The real gift is
one that can be worn for the wedding
ceremony itself.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-07-18
p(1DERpYNN1S

Keep your chicks on dry ground.
Oats make an excellent ration for
laying hens.
Nothing fattens young turkeys like
plenty of corn.
Don't overcrowd the breeders, brood
coops or colony coops.
The young turkeys will not begin to
fatten until cold weather sets in.
Never let the hen and her young
Yoost away from home a single night.
Tt is best to kill fowls ten hours
before preparing them for the table.
Poor quality poultry and eggs are
hard to sell or get rid of at any price.
Clip the main feathers on one wing
of the fence flyer. That viii keep her
in.
Plow or spade up chicken runs, If
not well grassed, and sow oats or
rye.
Move chick colonies to new ground
before the grass in the old run Is
quite gone.
Don't fail to supply abundant shade
and shelter for adult fowls and grow
ing chicks.
The smoother the roosting poles the
more easily they can be kept free
from vermin.
There is nothing better than lime
wash as a disinfectant for fowl
houses and runs.
The stock will benefit from your In
telligent use OF good lice and mite
killing preparation during the heated
term.