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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
Schools Closed.

The local public schools closed rrz-
'erdat afternoon and 900 remain SOD for
e period nf two weeks Gssftritg ar
teruuuu the school sessions wsr. taken
up with fh- rendition 80 Nfrta .x.~-
ctse- in many OF M. rooms The chill
dreu viii D. given two weeks 90 rest
~ Hff return Tor their last half of
the year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
0UT.TEE- PIKE


ne hfirtnlar sutertalnmsuf a. the
F~ir Memorial church a. W1odsd.ie
MI pc h@id Monday evening
The Christina srfsrfnlnfrsft ~ -.
S.N'rl-t ~ T. ruur0 Do 80 f.ig wool Will
u" teif Ihursday sserIrE
80" thfiHtfrfr eufsrfsirrierf ~ the
s-'pne chur'h Will - held Tus.fue even
tfx beginning a. 90
~ ihr tifn Grove - O. they VIII
l"l+ 'hfiNlfntH Itrft pu tnri. tfu4ls
't'Hns short buf luter-sting no
an Viii be- carried ogt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
Buy Your stornps TO-DAY.

80 IUF1 STUWT9 WTN eeII-TE more
rapidly ir this city this wear than .Ne.
hefor" and each Hfd every person who
cort"mplafrs send - r. Christmas pres
tnt away should make ~ "a point today
20 nur"lH-r some Res Cross seals They
VIII be- found on sal" 40 nearly every
store ahI business Ulag" BOO M" city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
To Hold Installation.

Arrnn E"m"rts are rpw being made
Tor the installation 81 officers recently
elected ~ q meeting OF Marshall Union
SO = \ B. a a. 81 lodge which viii
D. held AZ ite headquarters 900 tho Trust
company building next Friday even
ranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
PrcparInr E1cellent P-ovrnm

II So i-iffl1s MHuft SCOTT &C. pre- par. &c
Az excellent pros rom o. Doc rendered ~
~" chapel o. tho state p'Ulf.ftIarN ON
'url~f wa~ dan TIL" program consists
OF several musical selections o.. f.s
prison band si~o duets. solos and other
amu~.meuts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
Married

~ ma been lsafn-d that s.-srE.
.t'Hi .- ana Mics Marie Miro i.,fh Or
~ 'toNe. ~sre married a. 49,. parzof-
OF lns 1fiad.lphia " g. church
~ Iht ago TIE couple however
80 a peasant Nalk. a. when they A.
.s+' - ihf Parsonage the Reverend
hth ~ WAS after fwefv. hrf.r. o..
l"i"yh. was performed corr.pusrtfy
NV TAI missed fhr last car ana h.t
u walk hack % the Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

IHe board g directors pf tHs Farmers .
Mutual Te.~pH1u' company $500 meet tu .
Company building this morning at 10 .
lock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
rIrlt.

N 4 Tree Tor al Nam I,st ,,,,,,,,-
-. 'n' vicinity ~ Nb.lisr- saloon "a,
Wool. ~ which siN men t0oE mart.
r'hd that one man Wa seysr.ty
''sieh and l- 80 his home In C;rsrr.viii.
az "a 80 tpnE condition
't' 'i 10" men wnz tried before MAJ.
~ It'.a"r 81 bullion last evening and
NV - and trimmings. More nrrssts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

ti"lif l.aSch PASSED ava, Thursday
hospital after 10 thrs. a...l.- tIi,
4 complication OF dt-,a-,4 a.. va
p"ih In Germany BOO iss. aid wag Ii-,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
For Satnsractory
Concrete Work. Call
The c. q. KIMBERLY CO.
Onice Schmulback Building
Both Phones.


n" Jan" Pryor guild Of the EpiSr-
lal 'hhf'h ~ the grove VIII give a
u"NH"i ana pastry sale tu the Vacant
i"'h ~ Tho N"hrr huildilc TODAY. he
ginning at lu o.rlntf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

married lie - survived b. two broth
srH. JAcub and Adam Las and three
fIsteus. Mrs. George Hartii@h. Mr. geo.
uufsrn ard Mr. LOUIS Fischer. The
unsfal arrarxs n.ut have not ret teen
60 mplsted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
Oyster Supper

I'h or fts Elf-t So T. church
,h' ''i"r" VIII give a. Nntch night
fuTp"r iu the Placement OF ths
''ui'h On Sew Year I've
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
2 Tired Feet With But
a Single Thought -TlZ
For Aching. 5nstere5. Bun oned.
Chafed, Tired. Sweaty Feet
Get TlZ

Send TO- a Tree Trinl Package oaieE.
|.H needn't r........ fHHr
er.. .f .. .,.I g. ...I. attention oyer.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
1u1zzo 1uszu's aA1a

Dsfaalt Aavias bssa nsds BY 0sosni
". Rsssssa in tie payment Of pre-,
issosy nsts and certain interest daD
tAerssa, dated the 4tA day Of DsesnA9g
A. d. 1904, aAd ssc.red BY . eertan
deed Of trust dated ths 4th day e
December, 1908, a.d recorded on the
7th day Of December, 1908, in bosk
q ct Page sS2 q the Garfield Ceaatx
icS.s:.aS, ..S.fIs, Gy rs.s0a OF waisa
default the legal holder Of the sasa
oote has declared all of the said in
debtedness due and payable and de-
mands this foreclosure,
Now, therefore, four weeks public
notice is hereby given that I, the IN
dersigned, as Trustee OF said deed IT
trust nent 'ened, and under its powers
and authofity ssA for the uses AL
purposes therein stated, viii sell =
pah6s aastisa fse the highest ssd -
petas IL SaAs WI bei1e h 60 =
1seaa0s ~ ~ lay e Jan0sy, 4. @
~ . ~ Aes - 4Ws easlesk = -
0A 1Bsse Asse - ~ o. -
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
THE ABOLITION OF THE PASS

0ORADO railroads announced the of the
~ pas system take effect January In this will
In others think might not
s tell Ts nod ef dsayng the fact that the
pa mnch dsoord aaA unrst aneaS
psop NothAg agssvsang taaa - your nsshbor
had ooeAnotor vha es0psasd - han1 - him
t for which paA saA ~ raisAAs live - - ~ erdr
anA abeh passs ssly vii - nnsh - aag u fssanss
aas.t th tAs ~ asy ~ vrvags o. ~ eesr
haA n vsw q vAaG ~ gsas bses - abssa a ~
syA snEn ~ pssas hsvs bsssns assnsd - 4 \ Aaay t.
rsard 70 ~ saass svtA Pr y q ~ rasaAs
haws ben in IL hAb ef giving - psrssas dasss
a settling alsag tsf hnsA my figured ~ hsatsar dip
Ping proAac so farm wA - had nsdsa cut of ~ wase
pacss worth sn tina ths ds which tAsy gave him
With The pasA In aes ~ pa svn itH grew Il ~
a ~ roaA aAsert fs Il charge IL prospective s aoag
tsr insA Yroa taee sst*ls ektAsd eoasreil
of III kinds thsa aEs s9eA thsa 70 ethr eas aaA po
tieiaaA Had II srtgl N q uag ~ a Asvop IL STATE
bssa mai.z.sd nst,g dssinsssA would hsvs r.ltsd
ls al frss herssA F66sa 70 dsaG H tine whsn
stop must b put to H. md s ns tas could b safely
drawn that of ooaplsts cancellation ot IL PaasA
Whsn tie general assembly nss In January will b with the
understanding that nsb of tie legislature viii
book from which hs issue Hanspoetatioa TO hs fsnd
The railroads in eastern states long since ADOPTED this plan
For the part they have followed with
We do whether viii stabssd Colorado
but do know that with The abolished there
why homeseekers rates and kindred reductions regular
transportation tariff cannot be made by the roads frequent
intervas-Pueblo Cheftain.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

h ~ tsva Il o3s.vssl 1Psia0, Css.-
q - 1asfkssl, snA oaass e 6easeaAs,
q e ths fsllswinG dssaibsl pesP;st1
= aAa ~ saA Ass1 - tssse essvsysi,
sissatsl h 0arfisaA Css.Ay, CslseaAs,
to-Wit: TAe nsstA fifty (6o) fest Il
ts1s nsnbsrsA Ffftss. llS), eixtssa
(le) snd Seventeen TN, In Blsek lst-
tsssd "P" in epepeer's ssesad add
tasa - the Tewn Of New Castle, accord.
inT. .4taE Eaaar9aS Esp plat 'tAssf:
tsgsthef with all inprovene.ts there
sas aad all right, title, benefit and
eQaity Of redemption Of The said
0sseSs ". Pearson, his heirs and A.
signs therein. subject only to redenp-
tisa - provided by law.
Dated At Glenwood SPRING., Colo
nd, this eth day Of December, A. D.
MA
J. A. NaeRAE.
R6A1s Trustee Il 0asfie'a Csanty.
|l0mD p1bAsa4isa Dsssobse Z, lo14
49, paAuaaeisa Jasasy 4 fo1A
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
0A9 " car

0U1 ysW - = ~ 01pi n 1aagisal o8vsy afr ~ il
~ - ahw ~ fass e sastA b gsing
osa ~ sae! u1 49, bstsvs tAas s1anG ~ ny was
marc rszsa&isa
Pussy ehva1 vtlA being destroyer Of useful wild birds
and young poultry They
also aege that she lev but and ccuaor
CT diseases ehArsa she's perfect
Far be froa combat with the Biological Survey
behalf Our 1swledge intimacy with largely
confined to the o6ios and ali know about her that she
will destroy fresh pa the barrel press
month and that good thing kick when the proof
big submit that
logical Survey cUo an the cat is in large chargsable
against ~ fanilar
domestic creature - heuivss who have IL hah Ksp
anVV. several cities have acvs
war 70 rsdues hsr s1b9-Dsav~ HxDrsss
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
Fer al its legislative stsaEA
The party's nAAe N DsaniG

A greater task than tsriG cuts 10 ehAt
,ras,nnanu1DsnshiekenS-. WeHe fed
inx them on coeosnuts, and still tAo
problem thiekens. A hen is laying ~
more food than if she were grackia,
and the greater number seem imbued
to do no more than eaekle.
VIII some great statesman kindly say
inst what We ought to feed them. We
miss the eggs they used to lay, and
pitifully we need them fig for
plunderhunder- loosed, and all our
,heorizing. let : have that omelet we
used to eobbie on arising!
The 2lst of December viii be the
shortest day of the year. On that dAts
the sun will cross the Tropie Of Capri
corn. Santa Claus will kick goal, Al
the ball will be returned to fathse -
his 25-ysrd line. He viii be SeWne1 n
his tracks, and while tie wAsas family
sits on him the butcher, the baker aad
the eandlestick maker win tAhe .taRas
making touehdowns until the police ia-
terfere. .,..-. :
o Santa Claus, dear Santa Osns,
What can We get for fathsFa =.
We had NO trouble finding na's,
But this is such . bother. ~,
wes hung around the l0eent stores
For seven mornings steady,
And they haven anything Of your
He hasn' t had already.
Our Mr. Morgan will advance ~
usual invention, and hanging up ~
Sunday pants, command the CHEZ attss-
ton. He'll work funnel on he stA6k
widespseading as the nation, al In tAs
outcome have no lack Of cause Ter
celebration. -..t
The wealth Of Croesus will deseool
with all the noise of thunder, aAI his
pants legs, knotted at the end, win
hold lot of plunder. Some lessor
stockings pinned about will marvel q
the chatter, but doing in the end WITH
out, will know what was the matter.
After the 2lst, December will be un-
der the indusnee of Capricornus tAs
Goat, who succeeds Sagittasils -
Archer on that day. The di6ereass
between people born under Sagittafius
and those born under Capricornus 10
about the same difference there i b.
tween most people before and after
Christmas. The Sagittarians are dis
posed to caution and instructive suspi-
cion of ulterior design, whereas the
CaPricornians are very trustful and un-
suspecting. They are, however, usual
ly brilliant, and though they buy an oc
easional gold brick, they generally na.-
age to hit somebody with It bsesss
they get done. Gov. Wilson is = Cao-
riesrniaa, and an excellent example q
what they are like.
Congress will convene on the fifet
Monday in the month, and the nooA
will be full on the 23rd
Then January will return.
With wintry days and solemn,
And what We therein may discern
Will fill another column.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
DECEMBER

DECEMBER
A soldier of the sultan
Lay hiding in ditc5.
The trouble wlth the Tnrk,'' lie said,
''ls very plainoviteh. -.
He has 200 ma IA re- ,s:on
Counfound n with me state.
And he cam tell one from i'other
When the mead as very great.
- He Rises in the morning
A little xftf. four.
md long petitions A,kh.
With his forehead to the floor
- He asks hin for . Zig tree,
AnA - aaks hi finer . vine,
And - asks hin for ss0e rye bread
AID = seatskia full of wine.
''He never tires of asking,
His mood 10 soft and meek,
And hs gets his Sundays all mixed up
With the balance of the week.
"He kneels from four to seven
Frustrated to the East,
And You wouldn't fancy when he quit !,
Tis pants were ever creased.
"The Bulgar, On the other hand,
Arises in the dark,
And while the son of Allah prays
Is shooting At q mark.
"He swings an old tomato can
A bit above the ground,
And every time he fires at il
The can goes round and round.
"He lays downGon his stomach
Behind bale of hay,
And spins the old tomato can
Around the other way.
He sets a little shaving glass
Upright upon his nose,
And rolls the target like a wheel,
Performing with his toes.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

He never mentions Allah,
His lips are closed and mute,
And the East is where the sun comes up
So he can see to shoot.'
A soldier of the Sultan
Lay hiding in the ditch.
"The trouble with the Turk" he said,
''Is very plainovitch."
December gets its name from the
Latin decem (ten), there being origin.
ally 10 months in the year. Caesar,
who was a great friend of the masses,
decided that it would be easier to pay
rent in ~ installments than in 10, and
added two more months. He was as
sassinatej by Casca and other real
estate men, but the Julian calendar
survived. and it was the terror of land
lords for sixteen centuries.
1t was upon this occasion that Marc
Antony, who was friend of Caesar,
made the most artful appeal to human
nature in the history of man. While
there had been a great deal in Coesar 5
career that did him no credit, ANTONY
made such effective use Of the fact tha.
landlords had killed him that the peo-
pie, who were almost all renGers, finally
conceived tseir own wrongs in the
image Of Caesars, ssA kiliel every
Landlord !. tcwn. There Il Some doub:
if AntSuy's action was fair, but thsre
has never been any dssbt that il the
landlords had always been far, it
could not have happe.ed.
eco
Alaek for Fall! 1t could not last,
So wouadrous was its bsaaty.
1t fingered Aere q while aad passed,
According to its duty.
The more enduring sweets of life -.
Are always re.dersl tasty
For being scattered thss.sA tie strife
Like rsisins in tie Pastsy.
Ths Grssks of wiatse viii slva,es
uPsa ~ Tusks Il soa0se, al sash
sssessai1g siEsaAseanss win aaks tAs
ssassa gasAnse. Ths fssree D1leasAas
Il sssw win s,ay IL Asslsa wsasAes.
- - valiant Arsa aaa win ssw six
Pass Il paats tsgssAse.
Bswass whsa winssstiAs appsasA aaA
hssp ~ fss.ass AaswAG, e. go.
Ases haaAy - H. sass, a.A ~ kiSsA-
- wassr hswi.S. TAs paanAse wit
stA b dsvss1 tAs first AaAk ssIl tAst
helen, a.A . little naktsr e a hear
win cost eleven dollars.
The hungry wolf xiU .yeetsre sgt to
siag Of Deer anA skittles, aad naks .
prophecy about tie pascity It vietsals
Hen cite the prese.t plight Of na.,
whea eggs arc worth nickel aad
laugh to think Of when We cannot even
buy . pickle.
The dsaiezats Asvs swsPe ~ saxtA,
Bat it dian 7 hs,P ~ sAisksaA
II 80 Pssslst q wAas sAsyss vsssA,
H nsana ~ ~ AIsAsaa
We ase1l1 ~ ss1san . -
:. - 11s1ib - - asaN
b.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
RxyLD0s1pus on LOCAL ooUHIs


RHo1z1a pis.s . Is great thtas = ~ tAas - oaaa
vssd LeA wse ss.saay has - .a o. h ~ u.isat
otass eosEt h 1 hata&s sag ts bses bsasng e saea
thng oaapang dg ta1nsH IN oasawesA dAsaA 49, By
tAs eoarts lasA = as.s ~ living hs.-Avala>sas
10 "' doat tAi.k = great tAias q: a but ja's natter
Of giving readers ~ 1haahn. naghbor have
uaads effort to boe ~ Just attempt stass tie facts Just
bsn did terrible e9sass for
the Avalanhs as oaat nsoa wsadr thAs 1rehsv
Holmes should think pans strange tha4 03aawood should
contain anything but al Light boesng Holmes could ealy
realise how dsgusd ~ ssadss becoming with his ssassss
along ssahly give
occasionally It vssAr Henry doesn't bas the olsn~ood
Post for the fact that ~ Mutual Light has in court
800
sUPPosIIIoN ~ Colorado pays it, legislators
BY the ess1s nothing hold special Of
logislaturs . psnty mileage
and the whole legislative nahny A session would
cost the state several oad dolaxs considered
only to send fhoas the probably
month that ~ Of Ill proportion
two senators in Wash1gt but since democratic inoopssncy
the Of coorado failure oud add
Of taxation on the psos od to temporarily patch their
failures looks thosgh
Of the matter will the
regular session Of the ''sialasurs
As = > =
IT WI m NOTICED sas Brother Eenss poses par
tcuar friend q tAs - pssu anA always opposed
opo'iss (vha - int = ~ neaspy) has ehssd
about The esstsy wh hauling ~ eoas
at the council meeting a's aday night .eoouns Of tie
tale The cemetery owned W these who have bea Mr. Holmes
riost ready allies the exploitation his hobby the Mutual
Light Heat and Power and the
monopoly due prevention part
Holmes and his associates Dare he the criticism
Gently heard against the cemsy association the
the council meeting relative the necessity csmety
Holmes present and heard The discussion.
> = =
AN EXAMPLE of newspapsr consstency command
readers to se o( TIE Avalanche
Holmes said TIE business q tie psos buy ths lights
whsrsvsr they pleased and ~ ~ fns sas filled
most entire exclusion Of with boosts Mutual Light
and earnest szhortatioos ~ pssas ~ company
furnishing hsn with ehsa ~ bstssr hgAE aaA r1h
the Mutual although rsasaa sEr ag.sd We hsvs
objection to fellow boosting 1 ~ private ga9
s9tnt of usng h - hsp eat ~ sana a.d e.ly
write this to show how nabsr gee his
LAos1 ANYTHING goes b oAeago witness TIE marriage
the past week of The big bask buts jack Joansoa a.A ts
sny canauo girl who ossh - ansd and Asa ecsd up
a nssatoa for ths fsshas A n ehise teabas Je
80 b % fer vdch - b - blaA 1T h
saa. ~ wAiss pssFs hsvs - III naas ID ssssad
WAdss wife wAs wAas valse s1B II Ases aaA pes ~
nails ~ kss1s Id esss /. 11 was - naunh - s0vv
n ~ fass 4 Ass v1s pssas ws vss,A etvs
III Ess0 - . ssEvaok
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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Heath is Worth Saving, and SouAo
Gleuwood People Know How to
Save II

Many Glenwood Springs people take
their lives in their hands BY neesectins
the kidneys when they know these q.
gans need help. Weak kidneys ars ~
sponsibse for 4 vast amount Of svffes.
ing nd i'll health, but there y ~ nssA
to suffer aos to renaia in dalese. Uss
Doan's Kidney Pill-e rsnsly hat
has helped Thousands Of kidney sulIsr.
ers.
The following statement leaves No
ground for doubt:
Daniel AeCalleash, E. Cooper Avs,
hiverside, Aspen, Celo., says: "I Asll
Aigh opinion Of Doaa . Kidney Pirls.
l was troubled BY pains over ~ hips.
always more severe whsn 1 lay lswn.
During these attacks, The kidneys vse,
di'eFssFed, tie kidney sssrssisss Ssiae
unnatural a.A sea.ey. TAs esel rspssS
about Dssas KiA.sy Pfrs ~ - -
est . ssPsT saA ~ tAsa. NJ -,
tsats It tAsss ts1ss na1s . AssiAsl -,
pssvsaset al I aa~s Sssa IN u.aA
ssesss AsaltA si.ss. I givs Dsaab
Ad.sy Piis - satiss sssais Ssr ~
eesAes b ~ AsaasA, - tAsy q, -
sely ns1ieiAs I ussA"
~ aas - an AsalssA Pri. -
sssaa Nsssse-MAssa O.. Dunpae
Nsw Yssk, seas aeso4s fsr ~ U,1nna
eta4sA
Hsesssse ths saaeDssa,-s>a
take - ether.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ApvfRr1sMa

repeat that advertising country properly u
w lied is the valuable advertising
cost We advss take advantage the opportunities
offered by the country We add indsntaay that
don't and any country nswspapr
have N interest in country nswspapsr.
country editor with more his
daily weekly talk to five hundred good typical
families all purchasers, all desirable customers
Every publisher of country Newspaper through
his advertising agent
Ct at least ten industrial merchandising
The country publisher alone able through
everything His readers buy everything that for efrom nails
to pianos cm pills to automobiles They buy paint and roofing
and stoves and Of commodities the
buys
There community United States in any one OF
which fifty great American
would net gladly hire high competent
sentative able to talk day to five hundred families
And business like hard working country pubshr
IN agent able day to reach the that nobody
reach
The country Newspaper s b.s. of al advertising medium.
And The pubshsrs profits q annually
for every copy of the paper sold
Little little advertiser learn value Of the
country rapidly hope country editors
win d TIA. which thsy h.v. for sa,. and
viii demand and their prosperity acting
as national industrial and oomsrc representatives
thsassavsA-Hsw York WerA
TIE DENvKA PAPERs have recently with s.ass
Il bow yes1g naa snss.sd frsa tAis ess.ty .
p.al ia'ss .aAs H. seass I'D - s.sAr sas ~A~s -
wn naEsd a.A wAsrs - ~ fr Hs kusesd susys
~ nss~y ~ h svsy w nakae gssA NsswnaaasA.e
1sssss Aaasa ~ assasay t1.sa . lsas ~ Asr
Ane4 ~ - W1 6Egse IL pae nan 4 sf -
ts a3eant Il ~ I.dnril sshsel asasA e
h u - ~ yss1g s1sesd taksa II
~ bahy aa1 tssGh hsa De- Asass 0sa.ds ns 4
discipline We esa1s0 taA4 would s ret . rs1a yspnr
Shsdoa to 0saAe h cass - bad turned
II apparent osas nos b away oodsa sss that
eupezintesaee. HeAdgssre arl sk.s
ths boy chance rn himself casting odum upon hin
young wife lnAing wful dpotion deprived Of whole
sms home snfng and the uplifting influences which some
heys blessed II little wonder that little wild
Sw tsas But after trying to make
- way n TIE world along legitimate haoEahs think
- might have ls vsu saosSA aloos and gAd
0eyNG- Aso - ss1u1sdl y - vlDs - ba1 insA
0lg - ~ = yE1n q ~ g AA0D
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

oL3HWo0D PROPERTY 10 mann
a,ffsse.-. 4 -;:.-ifsssa Z" SsSssy
nnehes = dispose Of WAs win take
- Psynsae desirable GlsawssA pse-
pefty Win 10 ven to make their vsaes
knsvn to no - have . few traAse
Il that kind in viev,
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-03-28
Settlement OffAccOunt.

Accounts and vouchers of the following
named pei sons and estates have been fiied
In the Probate Court of Highland County
Ohio. for inspection. settlement and record,
and unless exceptions are filed thereto. they
vii be for hearing and confirmation on
Monday. Apfil %:
Fannie J Young. administrators of Clara
M Dwyer filed final account
Jennie Il Elliott, administratrix of I. NJ.
Elliott, filed first and hnal account
c. @. Redkey, administrator de bonis non
with viii annexed of j. II. Guthrie. filed
second account.
Ira Mclaughlin, executor OF Abraham
Knupp, filed distributive account.
M. g. Lucas, executor of Elijah Lucas, filed
first, final and distributive account.
]. X. Graham, administrator of Adolphus
" Pegan, tled frst and tinal account
Il. Q. Sta ley administrator OF Margaret
Stanley, hled hr~t account.
Arlington Selph, executor of Pearl X.
Seiph, filed substituted first, final and dis
tributive account.
j. y. ar d T. 9. McWllliams. executors of
Priscilla Turner. hled fast account.
Sarah q Douglas, executrix of Charles
VanPelt, filed fourth account.
II M. WATTS, Probate Judge
March ~, 1912.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-03-28

a mule"
Cant help that. | promised Slough
ton. and he goes"
"Of course. You say so, and he goes
,Tain't him that's raisin' the trouble.
but a young feller named Remington.
An he amt no sloueh. you hear me-
He's the feller I told you about came
down to the Liberty hall meetin' last
campaign. The boys was waitin' an
CROWN impatient. until long about y
o'clock in comes a tall young feller.
regular kid Good locker. with long
curly hair an dashin' kind of way
An swell7 He made me feel like
glass fact'ry. an had on me hunderd
dollar suit too. He steps up to me
an says. MIR Chairman. my names
Remington. an I'm here to make a
speech At that the boys sets up
yell, hootin' an guyin' him like four
of a kind Swell chap doesn't say
word. but offs with his overcoat an
sits on the table with his hands in his
pockets, laughin' as II he had good
joke on somebody else Fin'ly the
boys lets up fer lack of wind Then
he starts IL an tells a story fit to make
you bust. The boys laughs hard until
they begun to see the point was on
them. Then he gives 'em the worst
tongue las n you ever heard
thought there would be trouble an was
gittin ready to keep the peace when
one Of the boys sings out. You're all
right kid An dash me II they didn't
cheer him louder than they'd guyed
him. Then he talked fer near an hour.
An talk! Say, that kid had 'em all
tied In knot When he was through
they all crowded up to him an wantet
to buy him drinks. Oh, he's corker
an no mistake"