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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-16
BUSY SECURING RECRUITS
Circulars Place Advantages Of Serv-
ices Before Young Men.
CHANCE GIVEN FOR EDUCATION
Training Schools Open in Trades of
Machinist, Electrician and
Other Lines.

with maximum complement of an
proximately $1,000 men. it is no longer an
easy matter to keep the navy recruited
up to its full strength at all times Con-
sress at it's last session authorized an in
crease of 1000 to the enlisted force which
increase the Navy Department is expected
to obtain by the end of the current fiscal
year. There is at present q shortage of
about 800 men, including the increase
| recently allowed
But that does not by any means repre-
sent the entire needs Of the recruiting
service. The term of enlistment is four
years. and if every man served out his
full term there would be more than 1000
men going out each year. Not all remain
their entire four years-many being dis
charged for various causes, some pro-
NOTED and others desert. 1t thus hap
pens that in order to fill the complement
by the end Of next June there must be
enlisted and re-enlisted in the meantime
approximately 10000 men.
The requirements for enlistment are
very rigid. and the standards fixed for
the naval service. which have been stead
lily raised in recent years, are strictly adj
hered to. An average Of less than % per
cent of the men who apply for enlistment
at the recruiting stations are accepted.
1t will, therefore. be necessary during this
fiscal year to interest about 100000 able
bodied young Americans in the naval
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-16

Schooner Oscar. light. for lower river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-16

Departures
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08
GIRLS SKIRT IN HIS POCKET
Unusual and Amusing incident Hap.
pens to Young Man on Cincinnati
Street Car.

Cincinnati, Ohio.-It was growing
dark. the other evening and the Au-
burn avenue car was crowded with
passengers. The car was of the sum-
mer type, and seated about the fourth
row was a nice-looking young man,
who seemed absorbed in his newspa-
per. From the heavy spectacles and
close range of the paper 1t could cas-
lily be deduced that the young man
was very near-sighted.
The car reached the top of the hill,
when something occurred which set
the entire lot of passengers in an up
roar. The near-sighted youth, hap
pening to glance from his paper,
espied upon the floor, near his feet,
what he took to be his pocket hand
kerchief. He casually reached down,
seized the bit of white and, raising
himself up, began earnestly stuffing it
into his pocket. There was a short
scream from some one sitting next to
the young man. and the next instant
she was On her feet, .--.----
How dare you?" she was heard to
eXclaim.
81 didn't know didn't mean"
the young man stammered.
His face was scarlet He got up
and jumped off at the next stop. TT
wasn't his fault If he mistook the
girls skirt for his handkerchief" a
sympathetic passenger remarked.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08

NASH s. PHELPS.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08
BIT OFF EAR; SWALLOWED 1T
selligerent Pennsylvania Men Were
Trying to Settle Differences In
Fight.

Homestead, Pa.-James McCord is
in the hospital with his right ear
gone There is no chance of a graft.
ing operation, because William La.
none. who bit off the ear. swallowed
1t. Then he ned.
McCord and Lamone were attend
ing an outing of the Morningside club
of Homestead when a difference arose
and thfg engaged in fist fight. Nc
Cord vas getting the better of the
argument when Lamone grabbed his
head and in an instant had nipped of
his ear He swallowed it in the ex.
citemert of the battle
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the Citi-
zens Bank Building Company, of Audu-
bon, Iowa, dissolved according to law
on the first day of September 1911
31t Chas. Van Gorder, President.
Chas. L. Tramp, Secretary.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08
WaRted---Your Repair Work.

When in need of expert violin repair
ing, saw Sling or if you wish your old
furniture made over as good as new, at
reasonable prices, call on J. w. Peter
man, next door to Arlington Hotel.
Will also give violin lessons. 29t
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08
Dca to Wear Ear Trumpet.

Denver, Colo.-Dominick the mas
tiff owl ed by United States District
Attornea Ward. and known through
out the lily as the tree climbing dog
is to wear ar ear trumpet. Two
weeks ago Dominick became melan.
choly an failed TO perform his tricks
with Gus: omary alacrity. ASveterinary
found Do,ninick was going deaf.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08
IN GROCERIES

All odds and ends on our
dry goods cleaned up at less
than cost.
We want our 1913 stock
of dry goods to be up-tO-date.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08
INSURANCE AND ABSTRACTS.

Why not invest in fire insurance
policy before you have fire? Rates
are too low to take chances. We
have acomplete set of abstract books.
Land is valuable and yOn should
know that your title is perfect. Cali
and get our figures.
- NASH & PHELPS.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08

Prest-O-Lite tanks changed at the
new Garage. 24tf.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08
Licstnine Oenudes Woman.

Grover Colo.Mrs Henrietta WI.
SON living ten miles northeast of Gro
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08
WILL r. SMITH

Public Accountant and StenOgrap-
her. Office with Arthur Farquhar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29
Seiaja uab bic elesamten
syranen.

Sn Der 3tiifHrift .Reue fyrausns
tleioung unb Jrauentuliur~, btm Or
gan bes Deutidben gerbanbes fir
gsrbefer,Ins Der GrnlsnfIeibuns, Ies
fen mir: Gs lit nod ni6t lnnse Der,
ba bortt iii bon aetten iprefsn, bic
sipiiden ben sfnien In ben 9unpels
rOdsn ee.rnsen fpurben, bdInit bds Be-
ireffeRbe Jnbipiouum. un Snrettta
perbinDert. nur nod tsppeln fanil.
RiGt bas srfte Usnl I'M QaMfe Der
.3siien baben iid Droren bieiem Jrrs
finn uirttrporfen. Dor iingefGbr 1850
sSabrsn. nls Jerufulem cine grrbf.
poltrtifbs unb. fpsnn man bsm sfiaj1
OIcuben fhenten bari. eleJoHie Gtnbt
mar, irugen bic Wopebanren Ghritta
teitnen. bic ibnsn in ben engfn &C.
ipd1thern bic JiiBe oneinanber fefIt!s
ten. - Guter. fsifrissr Wein. 6trbtn
unD Horn gtDiehen I'm lnnpe sJuba.
Bon alien Geittn floifen Der Gtnbf
aus b<m QnrDs RiIlturgiiier 3u. Die
WGnnkr fnBen beim sJriiMMnppen.
bei Wiir3trunf, NcpIe ober Bier, unD
hstut<n i1re Ettuneen mnn1mcl bi2
IL his Ddmmszsine a,tL Dlssbrualsu
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siiioiaer's grauen batten iid su-

gtiibiger'S 9rauen batten iid) sli-
ianlmenge3oaen, er idlpieg, Dies bate
er ood nidt er,pnrtet, oblhon er bon
sSiilianens Gbarafter fpenig 8utes
gebort battc nno ban8e 8efiirdtlm-
gen ltiegcn in ibm altf.
.Sie bot Cir nur georcht, Inn
lid ein5uidiihtern, iprad Sobon-
ita, nm tbren nod illtnler erregteil
lRorn 5u berul)igen. Sic belibt nidlt
Die Ytoft, lire 7rpbung ous5ufiib-
ren Gem slniprld lit ebenlo gered)t
als Der ibrige.
9fiiotger ldipicg nod INNER.
limo ipcnn ibr Iouofnt Seinrid)
nun nirflid) ols 9ctrilger nerbaftcll
ItcBe" mari 2anpredJt ciu.
oIas fam er nid)t, oenn Seinridl's s
Sadje lit cine gercdtc," eiitgeanete
,Sobanno.
vGs geht niht inlmcr noh Der 8e.
redltigfelt," fteI 9iiioiger enoIid ein.
oGs III III slmerifa anoers ols bier.
@enu 3aoef nun cinen Gnli5eibeam.
ten beitid,t, boB er 0einrih nerhaitet
umo 10 lange icitbdIt. bis Die Orb.
acknowledgement beerbet III, peuli
er nit Dem 8ei0e iIiebt? @as niist
es, penn Scinrit'0 llnibuIo binter.
Der erfannt miro"
oGus III bort u10gIih2~ rief ,So-
hanna.
ia, eS iino id,ou nod niel idlim.
mere Sadlen oriiben porgefaIleu. nj.
0elh IaBt 'if bort 9llles erreihen,
pleltetd)t lit Der aoDofat ihou NIT ole.
len @eilungen bon bier abgereiit."
(Sortietlma ioIqt.)
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Die Grbell.
9foman BON SrieSrid syrieSrid.
(5ortie ebung.)

(SortIetung.)
Sultane ergriif nit Der Redten Die
2ebne zines Stubles, INN iid 5u bal.
ten oenn ibr ifppinbelte. Gieier
Wann par elm 2aupredt ihr aouiin
ein Dtitbetperber I'M Die grbitaft
geeit1, es fonnte lno ourfte nifi
iein! Sic fonnte uno lpoate Die Orb,
i6oft init gtiemanb tbeilen, oe1tn 81
feit bate tie lid bereits in ben Ge.
oarfen, Die uQeinige 8eiieerin oes
groBen 8ermogens gil nerOen, bineir
gelebt. Gs mar ibr, als oh Die 8orte
oes Rannes an ibrem 2e6eu riittel.
ten.
sd femme Sic nidti" rief lie.
Der dLtere grll0er lnefner Wfutter
bat feline &inber binterlaiien, er iii
ipurlos oerihoaen! 9fiemano bot all.
Der mir EN- 4nreht auf Die Grbihaft,
Rienono. Wein Hedtsonlpalt, Den id
nah gn1erifa eeinnot babe, bat ge.
nalie geafforI6una angeiteat, er
bat mir geiagt, odB s5eoer, Der lid
nuBer mir Inn oie grbidaft beiperbe,
ein 8etriiger leil"
sd bin fem 8etriiger," enteeg.
nete 2ampreht nit feiter gntifieoen.
belt Sd babe Die gerpeiie, boB Ru.
oolpb 8ottlieb Sanlpredt Ser gru.
Der meines 9oters mar; id ielbit err.
innere mid ieiner nod, benn als er
mad amerifa gine, mar er bier uno
nabm BON nleinem @ater 4bidHeo!"
.geein, nein, mein &edrsanpo[t
bot mir Die 8eriihernng geqeben,
bah auBer mir fein @rbe ba iei," LII.
terbrnf i'm eSliliane.
.ssbr Rehtsnnipalt beiHt 3aoef!"
.ssa."
0Seinetpegen bin ih 81 syhnen ee.
foulnlen," fubr 2an1preht in ieiner
geraoen, offenbersisen @eiie fort.
yGr itebt bier --nifht im beiten
.Rafe !. =. IL
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Tag lit has GhIimms NIT piefsn
Qenien. bic in aranibei.sn0tben aui
Dem rihtigen mess 5ur rfhiigen s5eii.
GueIls iinb, bab fie ii6 unisrrp<gs BON
auadfalbsrn. bic nihi heIfsa, forbsrn
nur g<lb perpisnfn fpOllen. dufbaI.tn
unb Elm Wittel. bas i'm beitep s5nne
nidbts bilft, mtiitens ohtr bem Rorpfr
ann nod ifabei. a!s .sbenfo gut.
aufbdlitn luifen. Ner an btm entitss
Iiten llebeI Der 6dm0rrbciben kibe.,
IaHe fih ia nihi BON bem sinsis rinii.
gen Wege su n4nnttfis.. benz sinsig
iudbren 6tilmittsl, oufholtsn. q. Nsus
itoshter & 60. 9oy 1915, Rem ycrs
Gitn. Dtrihidsn cine prObs bnnpn
ioitenfrti. M,M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29

aeeen lit. Serr b. Selbdh fpa oem
aeberbdnoler griinblid ben aopf ses
pofhen baben, iubeb 1T baourh oud
nihts gebeFsrt tporoen, ptelrehr bat
3ipfelmann in SoIge bsIlsn DIE Eldse
einseleitst."
,@soen ipen2"
@soen Sic! @r fprberte Siderbeit
fir ben Wtetb3in8. ben Ste ihm ihul@
beteu, uno ba bos Geieb auf ietner
5ette itanb, 70 fam es CUR Pfdnoung
bes mobiliars."
gpieosr mar Der 9rdf ftehen 9ebltes
ben, Iein fIommenber Bid rubte
burhoringsnO auf bem Gntltb SiIbers
berg's,
rllno mas fpeiter2" froste er iborf.
.GerItipetgen sic mir ni6ts, i'd bin
ieBt auf 2laes eefabt!"
yWie geIagt, es fam our 9fGrbung,
uno 3ipfeImann mar enti6lohen, bus
Wobiliar auf ben Wtartt bringen uno
periteigern gu luTen."
limb lit bas geIdeben9"
.Nein. Wsr Die Shulb i'm leBten
augenblid bssdblt ober ii6 odfiir pers
biirst bat, ipeib ia niht, ober Elm 9us
ter 5reuno muB oa eingetreten iein."
ySebenfd[Is 6err b. Selbdh."
.8os CLAUDE id niht; 9err b. Gel
bad bate iih ollerbings perbiirgt, a6er
oaour6 errethte er nihts peiter, uIs
DaB Grreit auf feline 9eniipn gelegt
nurpe.
LIMB tper ion jener 5reuno gepeien
iein?"
sd tann es Sbnsn ntht Ia9en."
RUN, th perbe ibn finoen uno biz
Sdulb tiIsen," erpiberte Der 9ruf nit
erSpungener Aube. ,6dtte id oof
nimmsr gebdht, bab oieIer 3tpfeI:
mann Elm 70 erbdrmIiher WIenit] iei,
gr bate ia fir feline unbeDeutenbt
| 5orperung geniigenbsSiberbeit in Der
odnosn, netne glttien Der Riiben.
3uter 5abrit!"
pGine Si6erbeit tonnte man uni
fam man lpObl audi ieBt bieIe glttier
niht nennen," iagte Silberherg topf.
| ihiittslno. rRpA Dor Sturgeon hatten
oiefe Qlttien niht ben minbeiten Wertb,
Sis tpiiroen 0iemonb gefuRoen haben,
Der es gepagt bate, Shnen nur ein
8ro3ent oafiir 5u 9e6en."
,SplIts benn gar nihts fir bic 0ts
tiondre beraustommen?" fruste Grai
StarsnfeIs be'tiir3t.
v0umols glaubte man nllgemein,
Oab tsin Qfennig babel heruustommen
tperbs, ir3tpiIden ober baben bic Der
bdItnifTe iih 9etldrt, unb man bari
ihpn ieBt nit einiosr 3uperfi6t bar
auf re6nen, bdB Die Qttiondre minoes
items 5ebn pro5ent erbdlten. Ge9en
bic 9riinber unb Sirettoren iommt
oem Qufiihtsratb ipQ elm 8roseb an
hdngig semo6t perbsn, unb ou unter
ben 2ebteren iih Iebr reihe Qeute be-
| finosn, 10 t0nnen iie gu SdooenerIap
perurtbeiIt ipefpen. sic pdren briiber
in Nreritd, I'm Glemens 9erninger
81 perfoigen, Tu1r Sllesrber9 nab et7
nsr Pauie fort, rSie rperoen natiirlif
nihts erreift 6aben -"
.Die t0nnen Sic bas be6auptsn?"
r0eil i6 bic lleber3eugung bsgs,
oab gsrringer nidt mebr untsr ben
2ebsnpsn it,"
Gin irOniides 2ddeIn um3utte bic
Qippeu oes 9rafsn.
Sic iprs6en Dieie usbsr3sugung
iebr Iei6tfertig aus" Ia9te er.
rRiht bod, id ftiise iie ouf quite
Griinoe. Die 9elbfumms, bic 9ernins
ger ntitgenommen babsu ion, ift fpGs
ter bier gefunben iporbeu, unb es mare
Sborheit. 81 glduben, bab GIsmsns
gerninger nit leeren 9af6en Die
| 5Iu6t ergriffen baben ioIIte."
(5ortiesung foIgt)
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eisentl ospst5eien.
gineinnati %. Mai.
Weue 6pppthefen.

w ~.
Mnthonn Orb an Gtar q. u. go. Z
Co, $3.50.
Waaub $. aimes on GIiaabetb ROS.
gers. $126110.
AmtIiu gkurre an JuDith 8. pedree,
$701.O1.
Glmer 3eiier an RiperFiDe .. u. II
6. Go, $1,000.
glarenee Z. Rennefonip an Goutb.
ern Gibo Sap. Wt. Co., $500.
gbeiter Dapis an 7. Waro 6. u. q
Co., $500.
sSofepb wsofss an prODibeHt g. 3
u 9. Co., $1750.
5obn 8. ginbemnnn. 1r., an Stal
y. ". 80. 3 Co., $3.50.
Mottie Turner an Nxemem Gtrabl
8. i. .. Co.. $500.
0eoroe HpsbdHeurt an Gsnrt Ctr
Wsfist = ~ - q, 91eoQ
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Vrnaseileatbuws Heb,rtrafHnl,n
Cincinnati, IS. Wlai.


Wtdtilod Wsbmtisr II. q. on Braun
&c aipp, 5 Sabre Ydht oes Gigens
t9ums. betannt ais 1896 Deit Gshite
StraBs uno 612 2sIbi pite; mOnat-
Iite Wiietbe $50.
8iefelbe an We't Gno Cooperative
Go, Elm sSlbr ga6t bes sriten Stods
oes Gigentbums, betanut oIs 603 un3
605 8eIbi aoenue; monatIite Mietbe
$50.
albert 9snsIer on 8sprge unb Qme.
lta Bobianeurt, 80 bel 80 fyuB on
Der Sioieits Der 5aroing 2tpsRus, in
gbipipt; 81.
SuIia 6. Dapis an 5obn g. Dung
tIuth, Cots 561 uno 743 in Senrp Z.
Shulte's stpeiter @ooiiiun Su 3ssr
part; 81.
Shomas 5ossart an Clarence u.
Jagtn. Got z in Sobn ). shmis' In.
terabtbeiIung in Mt. 3usculum; 81.
Soiepbine WeTpnaIb, 9lominiitr1s
Tor, an gbparo g. UicDonolo, 20 BEL
80 5ub an Der Suoisite Der Court
Strabe, II 5ub ipsitli6 non Morrea
Strabe; $4,000.
5bomas Wsars an Spbn Rears,
einsn 9ratt 2ano in anosrirn 5ppn.
ibip; $2500.
Die Sotlep part go. an 8. auuit,
Got SO in unterabtbeiIuns n4" DON
SatIsp port; 81.
Grben BON ). u. 9otine, per Sb<.
rtff, on glcaeuu 9. RsmeIin, 20 6ei
81 SUB an Der Siibieite Der q6isn
Strabe, 5pii6sn gine uno Race Stras
Be; ierner sinsn Streifsn 2anb, ans
grsu5eno an bic 4Ilep; i.rner % Hub
an Der Deitieite oet DnIbinqton apes
nue., in StOrrs 5ofpnibip; Sl9, 100.
U. gD. Saplparo an Carrie .. Bra.
BAN, 90 Bel 80 Sub an Der Subisite
Der Utithea 4psnue, $50 SUB 6ftIi4
bon Barter 4psnus; 81.
9enrp aruIs an gborIes Ileife, 20
bel l35 Sub on Der Gftieits Der 9ine
Strabe; 81.
0aifp =. Diliou an GmiIp Turner.
81 bel It's 5ub an Der RoroIsiie Der
e!eneaD 4Dsnue in Rorpooo; 81.
Guitap D. aanpe on aatberine or.
bert, 80 bel $50 Jub on Der Oftieite
Der UlcUtiten 4oenue; 81.
GburIes z. 3ahris an Aba 81.
3ohriB. unssfdbr 121 ader Qanb in
ben Settionsn /, 2 uno s in 0reea
1opnIbip; fsrnsr 80 Rub an Der
Ioroieite Der 9uno Strob., % syub
tpsitii6 bon Qooss Gtrabs; fern.r u
ader in Ssttion s in Grssn zopn.
fbip; 81.
Sou ~. 3adris an Gbarlss =.
.3ahriB, 25 bel 100 SUB on Der 5iibe
feite Der gbuIs 4penus, 70 ssuB spef.s
lid bon Ditlsr Strabe; 81.
gSm. Jrns on 1be q. Y. peters
Nsnltp SO, 30 JuB an gOuna Sira.
Be: 81.
aaiie 5srrmunn an aouiie Orier.,
Got 8 in Craig & grap's unterabtbei.
lung; 81.
Spa e. Carr an Gas. 3. Carr, 29s
Jlb an HinssOlo Gtrabs; 81.
5ugo gi4ier an MitasI Z. guri,
90 5uB an Dat Strobs, Sboron0ilIs;
81.
Sohn Ribimann an Nm. goerin1,
27s Sub an Wcwiidsn 4penue; 81.
g. .. Cooper an Hoosrit WilIiams.
l Sot an spanbos 4penus; ST..
gttn 81. Coates an gffie Tdpis, 40
CUB an Sasel 4Denus; $4850.
Jobn B. Ssioenreid an elmer 3eis
ier, 30 Sub an Delhi apenue; ST.
Wdrp anorr an benrp so. Roos. /
Got an StantoH 4penus; 81.
3arrp e. grabum on Clarence 4.
Rsnnstamp, 80 GuB an gbidaIap
GtrrBe; $4,000.
@illis 6. Sarpsr an Cora ae.
opener, 40 SUB an 30. 4Dsnue, Gos.
len: 81.
9bos. j. grOtDn an auauii 4. WeH.
n.r, ST., l Got an Cunning 6irabs;
81.
Otto aailer an g. %. gampbxu,
1O1 CUB an Ri1ignn 4Denus; 81.
Sarab 80. G60ttue an u. QutiId
Nasa, ! 60. an mooblano Npenus.
WaSiiOnsius; -
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clarent. u. Gaain an Gait Gno 6

Glarente u. Josin an Gait gno 8.
u. Co.. $500.
Spbn 9. Dunebiutb an plsafdni
Rioae q. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
DerieIbe an bieielbe, $3.50.
Gbarlss s. Zines an 6ieielbe. $3.50.
ssobn 8. Mishdrb an Big Gcur q.
u. g. Co., $1,000.
8. Smut al bic GotIep part Co.,
$25oo.
auna ge. Gtabl an 2iberal 8. Ii.
q. Co., $500.
Carrie p. gratlm aniMounb .. U
II. 6. &c., $4,000.
Sobn Sdnlib an Glmipooo Pl1et
8. II. y. Co., $1,000.
Genrn 1rnsbdIe an bieielbe. $500.
6orrp 6. asbman ON JinblopsWar.
tet =. Ii, q. gc., $25Oo.
Gbarles Weiie an bieIelbs, $4,000.
anbreas 2eTer an Catherine aIbert,
$500.
anbreas aeI,r an 0sorge t6errinesr.
$4,000.
WotbiIba O. WiIIidms an Sun:
Strabe g., g. II. 6. Co., $500.
6erbert 6. qnnoub an Republic 6.
II. 3. Co., $500.
alFreo 'SfaffsIo an 2fbsral 8. II.
.. Co., $125.
Dm. Z. SIbepdse on Sputbsrn
Sbip g. II. z. Co., $500.
5rso. Strunt an Utolitor 2..u. p.
Co., $500.
Glarsnts g. Rsnnsiamp an Scutb.
ern Sbio Sap. gt. Co., $500.
2ouiie 9risie an aatie Ssrrnann,
$4,000.
VI. 2uellu RagsI an WliIfOro 6cme
g. So, $4,000.
9lnnis ". 9anipn an 9lenoole-8. II.
g. u. Co., $1,000.
Jrsb. y. Sougb an Inna 2. Cling
man, 5000.
1hos. WleGroit an Souibsrn GbiO
Sdp. ~. Co., $1,000.
Wm. 3. SurtismsRr an gumriHs'
pille y. II. y. 60, 1880.
5drrD g. grabom on 9soplar 8. u
3. 60, S1750.
gtnnie qude an Gntsrprifs 9. u. 8
Il. Co., $3.50.
Roeerit Williams on 5stpitt 4pe
g. II. y. Co., $2750.
5enrp Goren5. Sr, on Hiperiioe g.
". II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Gttilats 6ppot beteu.
CHARTS 6. Ri6hr an Grmonoe 9,
II. 6. Co., $500.
eb1paro Jrep on Soutbera Ohio 6
u. Z. Co., 1920.
SuIius Dumb an Meitern IpeuI.
9. H., $1,000.
Gsrielbs an Stsaa pisiifer, $3.50.
Wargaret alstn on Gloria 6. ii. y.
Co.. S225O.
Roia g. 9uu an MarsoRt alsin,
$500.
GIiso Giibsr an Guarantee GspOiti
Co., $1,000.
Sof. Grtsl an Thomas @. Rpau.
$1,000.
Darn u. Ganberuan an Sa1n g.
8. Rufhs. $3.50.
Nlatbilod q. Williams an Sunc
Strube g. 9. Il. g. Co., $25O0.~
George u. Springmeier an Con
cDrota q. u, $1,000.
5urrp g. 8rabam an 2iRraI g. L.
D. Co., $500.
W. 8. 8arttsmeper on gummiuss
bile 6. II. 3. Co., 5000.
Sophia ,3umpprbe an Clifton W.
2. Ii. y. Co., $1,000.
anna U. Tonion an GlsaboIe 3.
Il. 6. ". Co., $500.
2lnsl SO. @oobu.unIse an qleaiaEi
Ribgs y. u. 6. Co., $1,000.
Am. anpbel on aarhlseH Rife,
$3.50.
2lnna gtidei an aOiiis Grimm.
$3.50.
B. 6. Sdrpsr an gittorM 9. q.
SO. 2. $500.
amelia pearee on Gath. Rrglnme:,
$700.
u. 6. Sieipu4 an Gnterpriie .. IL
6. u. Co., $500.
5nrrb 8. grcAam an Poplar 6. II
q. Co., S1750.
Gtta q. gpo.ts on Z. Waro 6. IL
3. 60, $500
6eHrp 2orens, Jr.. an aipsriin q
u. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Soi. ;. Stinman an gresllent 6. u
Q. ". Co., $500.
Gbas. 8. grornring an Gilmore 6
II. q. Co., $500.
Moria Mspfes an Ginc. 5rait Co..
$1750.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29
aus Der GduIe.

Ger Sebrer bat bon Der MIXERS
f;s;;sA Gs;rsaL,hitntg- g-glerii6her,,,sn4 "a.
fproden.
rgield6t b0bt itr ni6 iemnno
in Oef GomiIie, Der Mnrfen flebt?s
QorI6en: vMein goter..
- 80: mas ift benn ZEN 90.
tspss .Gesi&tSpoT sistes-.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-28

Also Saturday at l:l5 O'Clock p. M,
to attend the funeral of our late brother,
James NJ. Perry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-28

Y Special conclave ST. Aide,
mar eommandery, No. IL, at
fSM@LI the asylum Saturday, June
1867 90, at l;l5 for the purpose
IS}5L6I of attending the funeral OF
plZaaasNN Sir knight James NJ. Perry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-28

There will be a special
communication of Granite
lodge, No. IS, +. and A. NJ,
Friday evening at 1880
o'clock. Work, f. A. de
gree
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's July sale.

See Abbott's July sale.
A 1925 house dress for SOC at Fits,
Onyx hose for men on sale by the
McWhorter Co.
Knox braid sailors for Acc and roc.
Mrs. G. R. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McWhorter and
family of Richardson street went to
Greensboro to-day for a months outing.
We will put on sale Saturday in our
basement department $50 pairs mems
and boys shoes that we will sell at
half price. Lamorey Clothing Co.
Bernard Lee, the Tufts college player
and former Goddard star, will be in the
lineup OF the Saranac lake team in its
games both to-day and tomorrow with
the |. A. c. team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-28

The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold the grist mill property, So
called, in Norwich to ID. J. Thompson Of
Waitsfield, who will take possession of
the place July | and commence opera
tions at the mill within short time.
The sale was made by A. c. Templeton,
Randolph agent for the local company
and nominal sum is involved in the
transfer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-28
rrnun,s Handy pesisn Book.

Cemetery photographs numbering 40
latest and different designs. Compiled
in handy-sized book, which slips con-
veniently into the pocket. Can be seen
by calling at Truop's studio.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-28

,S6x.zx. Members of lodge are re-
&<SS quested to meet at the Odd
AsN* Fellows hall at 1880 p. IN.
Saturday to attend the funeral of late
Bro James Perry, Per order of noble
grand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-28
LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

wANrED-Ts hire; 5000 on home in City of
Barre, VI. Good security; no taxes. Address
Money" Barre Daily Times Office. s9i6'
The Tupelo journal., 1912-08-09
DOUIIM NOIf[

A flock Of birds neglected are
money losers.
The poultry needs plenty Of green
feed all the time.
Breeding fowls to be healthy and
prolific should not be pampered.
Ducks need to be fed only twice a
day II they are allowed a good grass
range.
II the eggs r a little pale in the
yolk, a trife more corn will deepen
the color.
Chickens that have to hunt and
scratch for their feed are seldom trou-
fbled with leg weakness.
Dry wheat bran along with chick
feed is fine for young chicks; 1t keeps
their bowels In good condition.
It is not just what We will gain this
year that counts; 1t is rather what
course to follow in a series OF years.
Once a week give the drinking
dishes a scrubbing and scald with hot
water In which a small quantity OF
common baking soda has been dis
solved.
To reap profits from poultry the
flock must be separated into pens OF
small numbers. Overcrowding is one
of the greatest mistakes. and this
has been demonstrated.