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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-20
Angie News.

Angie, ". D., June III. To The
Forum: Mrs. John Manager entertain
ed the r. "A. S. of Sandy Greek, June
516.
The ladies Of Sandy Greek are ar
ranging to celebrate July 4 at Paul
Haegge's ranch.
Carl H~aagensen went to NorthWood
to be treated by DR.. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hendrickson
and little daughter will leave for Min
nesota to make an extended visit with
relatives.
Miss Anna Huss will leave this week
for Wisconsin to visit her parents,
Martin StordahI who has been seri-
ously i'll with eye troubles Is improv-
ing.
The community was shocked TO
hear OF the death OF Peter Salyerson
the druggist of Cottonwood Lake, who
died In Williston last Saturday morn
ing.
The Angie sunday school are pre-
pairing a programme for Childrenls
day to be rendered June 20 t 80
b. m. at Angie hall. Cor. 49,
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Barrie News.

q ~ MENAE NNAN
Barrie. N. Id. June 19.-To The For
UNI: notwithstanding the heavy rain
June IN, a great number of people
crowded the picnic grounds here yes
terday. The races were pulled off to-
the satisfaction of all and the hungry
were fed listening to the music OF the
iSheyenne band, and In the afternoon
sa baseball match was PLAYED between
Leonard and the Indians OF Wahpeton,
which resulted I'm a#yictory to the In
dfans by 81 scoresaof 5 to 3. Numerical
sly and financially the picnic was d.
great success ii was attended BY a
ara and the imnrediate Vicinity. our
old fellow townsflan. Hon. Geo. Van
ArnaIn. was shaking hands with the
crowd.
yolney Stevens. Jr, visited iii Aber-
EcroYnbie last week.
A number of people from this berg
went To the church picnic at Power
Arthur agfaa Esxtlest White. formerly.
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Gave Horses Exercise.

Ar alarm sent in to the fire depart.
ment late yesterday afternoon gave
the horses a little exercise in running
down to "a Front street where a shed
had caught fire. The blaze was ex.
tinguished before the arrival of the
fire fighters. There was no damage.
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were for 200, 900 bushels wheat and
100, 600 bushels corn to Buffalo. No ex-
port sales reported at the seaboard.
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Live stock Receipts.

Chicago, June 20.-Hogs 10000; left
over 7,433; 5 to 1oc higher; light $3.50
@S.75; rough 1925 @8.45. Cattle 1900;
slow and weak. Sheep 10000; weak.
Kansas City, June 20.-Hogs 5000;
cattle TOO; sheep 1000.
Omaha, June 2o.-Hogs 5000; cattle
Finley Darrell & Co
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residents Of this town spent last week
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. %. b. Allen are spend
ing the summer here with their par
ents.
All the old settlers and new ones
Also Will be in Malcott ON June rs I'D
hear Governor Hanna speak
ssst cor
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crop impaired before rain came. Acre
age thin and Weedy SO large that gen.
orally yield will be light at best. Crop
in such condition that it will not stand
any prolonged recurrence Of hot and
dry weather.
Chas, E., Lewis e. Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-20
Who Done X CLUB.

The WhoSpone-It club, under tile
direction Of their physical director,
aPap McGregor, have returned from
tahan assarfArs at the Waidorfs
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B~roomhall's Report.

Liverpool, June 20.-Wheat market
opened with realizing influences by the
weakness in America and more favor
able weather in spring wheat belt and
prices were $ lower. Following the
opening there was some covering by
shorts as a result of frmer Manitoba
offers and talk of smaller of American
shipments this week, lighter worlds
shipments and an expected large de-
crease on passage. Later the market
became dull with some pressure and
the advance was lost. The favorable
European crop weather and the de-
cline in spot market together with free
Indian offers checked the advance. At
1870 p. m. prices were q off from yes
terday. Corn opened y lower and lat
er further declined u to rs. Realizing
was prompted by the easy American
cables, heavy Argentine shipments, the
continued large Argentine visible sup
ply.
Buenos Ayres, June 20.-Wheat
closed easy Is to " lower; on weak
ness in America. Corn steady, "A low
er.
Argentine wheat shipments: Wheat
1,734,000 against 1,264,00 bushels last
week and 2,832,00 bushels last year.
Oats 271, 900 against 100000 last week
and last year 100000 bushels.
Broomhall.
Weather Map.
Canadian northwest, so to 60, gener-
ally cloudy; Edmonton, raining, IA:
Calgary .9S; Medicine Hat, go; Swift
Current, raining, .S8; northwest, 58 to
SO, part cloudy: Moorhead, IA; .Hur-
or, .28; st. Paul, "a; Duluth, OF; west,
Sc to 78.
Lisbon-clear, light rain during
night.
Bottineau-Part cloudy, calm.
Mllliston-Fair and warm, no rain.
Devils Lake-Cloudy, cool.
Hunter-Clear, calm, no rain.
Larimore-Clear, calm, no rain.
Chas. e. Lewis & Co.
Morning Letter.
Chicago, June 20.-Weather map
shows further rains In Canadian
northwest and a few scattered show
ers in American northwest. we cam
not see any reason for this sentiment
as prices are within three points OF
the low on this crop and in no surplus,
producing country is the bumper Well
predicted. We favor purchases on n
decline. Corn and oats: Slightly cool
er weather in northern half of the belt
and a few light showers showing Ia
Iowa. Rest Of the belt hot and dry
and no general relief in sight. Believe
one is not assuming much risk In ac-.
cepting profits on long corn or oats
as cooler weather indicated In he
north half OF the belt will relieve ten
sion considerably.
Chas. b. Lewis & Co.
lie Count.
G.. Nc, lie Count wires from Woon-
socket. s. d.: This section deteriorat-
ing. brown spots In all fields and few
days b without rain will ruin
wheat and oats. Weather hot. ideal
for corn and looking fine though d iit-
tie late. Threatening rain.
Finley, BaTrell & Co.
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BATTEN A BAPTIST
Error Confuses Rev. s. q. Batten OF
Philadelphia. WINE Speaks at the
First baptist Church sunday.

1T was stated that Rev. s. Vi. Batten.
n. ID. of Philadelphia, would speak at
PRESBYTERIAN church, but Rev. MIR.
Batten is a Baptist minister and In
stead will fill the pulpit of the First
Baptist church on Sunday morning and
evening. MIR. Batten Is one of the three
leading authorities ON public welfare
problems In the United States.
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The Markets
MARKET QUOTATIONS
July Wheat

Claas. e. Lewis q Co., Grain and SkOcas
Brokers' Morton Block. Fargo.
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Primary Movement.

Receipts wheat 64o,o 900 bushels; last
year $4,000 bushels; shipments 478,-
600 bushels; last year $4,000 bushels;
corn receipts 1,143,000 bushels; last
year $4,000 bushels: shipments 749, 900
bushels; last year 10000 bushels.
Chas. e. Lewis g. Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-20
Daily CIearances.

Wheat 304, 700 bushels; -four $4,000
barrels; equals 642, 900 bushels; corn
5000 bushels; oats 10000 bushels.
Chas. e. Lewis & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-20
H A n D BOOK
For Statesmen
and Clerks

The Business Of Selling. Essentials
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Analyses, Discounts Figuring Cost
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Prices. Retail Merchandising: Goods
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IWorks Factors of Success. Trade
Terms Selling to Dealers. Mail order
Merchandising. Circulating Advertis-
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systems. Credits and CoIlectioY1s.
Laws Of Selling. Correct ana Faulty
lDiction. Commonly Mispronolncad
Words. Hints on Banking. useful
Tables. Regular price OF this Book
lis $I.25. Special Introductory Price
35c, One week Only. Fill III counor,
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When q man Is NOT al baseball fan III
sppet or golf player.
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Mornina Letter.
40 Count

g. M, lie Count wires from Woon-
socket. s. d.: This section deteriorat-
ing, brown spots In all fields and few
days more without rain will ruin
wheat and oats. Weather hot. Ideal
for corn and looking fine though q lit.
tie late. Threatening rain.
Finley. Darrell Il g
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net SEEMS TIGHTENING

Continued From Pare one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-20

Did you eve notice how difficult At
is for woman i be very friendly
with any other woman her husband
ever was engaged tor
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-20

Lisbon-clear, light rain during
night.
Bottineau-Part cloudy, calm.
WiEiston--Fair and warm, no rain.
Devils Lake-Cloudy, cool.
Hunter-Clear, calm, no rain.
Larimore-Clear, calm, no rain.
Chas. e. Lewis e Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
COMPETITIVE
DRILLS HELD
ANNUAL EVENT HELD ~ cATHE
ORAL HIGH SCHOOL CADETS
YESTERDAY.
Companies "a" snd %" Win Prires-
Many Witnesses 20 Dress
Parade.

The annual competitive drii hold
by tho Cathedral High School Cadets
yesterday was ono ~ the most sic.
cessful and interesting over held hy
Tho school Tho members ~ Tho
different companics aftircd in their
full dress uniforms ~ blue military
coats and white duck trousers made
"a fine appearance AT Of tho com.
p7uies performed most creditahiy and
favorable comments on the military
tactics 81 Tho boys was heard on aI
sidos.
Five companies contested FOR tho
honorf Company g. CAPT William
Nnihteon. company ~ Cant Earl Won.
sol. company g.. Walter GrihhIn. com.
rany o.. Arthur Ehbcrt aud COMPANY
A. Capt y Harry HandIcy The sen.
for prize was awarded 20 company D..
While tho Junior prize won't fo com.
rauy headed hv Captains Ehhcr. and
NensoL respectively
The route ~ tho march after tho
battalion formed on Byron street
was down Fourteenth 10 Chapliuc. up
Chaplinc Co Twelfth. w Twelfth 10
bon. down EoT 10 Thirteenth. whore
tho drill and rcVinw WIS hold
Sergeant Williams Of tho local u.
s Recruiting once and two corpor
ale acted as Judges and picked the
winners.
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Confesses 10 Murder:
Cannon Be Tried
LEE CAGE MAKES SENSATIONAL
STATEMENT IN COLUM.
BUS COURT.
Was Tried on Charge Of Killing De.
tect,ve IN Steubenvilie and
Aequitted-Fsu az Lew.

While on the stand in United States
Circuit Court at Columbus. Ohio. Ice
Cage. Of this city. n a member 81
the iron workers Union. caused q son.
sation when he declared that h. had
killed Detective John Reardou. o;
the labor riots there IN 1910 The
peculiar part Of tho confession s.
that Cage was acquitted Of tho muir
der in the Common Pleas court az
Jefferson county and cannot ho tried
again ~ tho laws o. Ohio provide thar
tho life ~ any person cannot h
placed In jeopardy for rho same or
feUse The confessed slayer ~ n fol
low man who can mover De punished
for tho crime r. tho situation nat
has boon created and 70 - probable
that an effort Will bo made 10 have
tho la" abolished as q result Of Cages
confession
Tho startling confession was mad"
IN tho case ~ David RcarIon. ad-
wi1iefrafcr ~ Tho c-tate of John
Bcardon. against Tho coln'~ Il rcr.
crson. brought 20 recover damages
ir 'hc sur r SiU.nIu for Ro1-dpn'z
death Tho case Was concluded vcs.
'rrday VNnt 'ir plaintiff Was given
q yordict F,r 81 300.
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John Xix. white. Mcdowell county
murderer IS sentenced 10 hang this
evening. shortly after . O'Clock. al the
M~oundsville ~penitentiary
Xix. IT Will be recalled was formerly
sentenced TO hang May 2 with John
Medley. colored. but within SO min.
utes OF the time set for the execution.
Governor H.. ID. Hatfield sent a tele-
ran communicating tho sentence OF
John Medley 10 life Imprisonment and
Hix. "A respite OF thirty DAYS. II was
learned that thirty DAYS from May ..
came on Decoration Day and friends
OF he condemned man went TO
Charleston n had the Governor
grant another stay of three days I'm
order that no execution might be held
on a legal holiday.
May .. Xix had made peace with
his Maker and he and Medley we're
clothed in the Earb in which they
were 10 walk TO the scaffold. had
taken the last saCremcnt and ate
their last meal when Warden VI. l..
Brow came into the death cell and
read off the telegram stated above.
Circulate Petition.
Last Sunday petitions were c%irculat.
cd in the various churches of Mounds.
vile signed bv over a thousand per.
sons asking Governor Hatfield TO
commutate the sentence or grant an
other stay OF n few DAYS In order
that legal talent might be secured 70
ascertain tho facts In the case. At
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PROCTOR OF THE
C0RSICANA
TESTIFIES IN THE SENATE OF
STATE OF TEXAS AGAINST
STANDARD OIL
Tolc Of Crates Transfer Of Stock and
Gave Data With Reference TO His
Company.

CORSlCANA. Texas. une w. &.
Proctor. Secretary of the Corsicana
Petroleum company and the Magnolia
Petroleum company. OF Texas, testi-
Tying to-day before a special commits
Sioucr in the S99.00u 900 penalty suit
instituted BY the State OF Texas
against the standard oil companies
OF New York and New Jersey. the
Magnolia and Carsicana companies
and sixteen individuals. declared that
p4lor 70 the dissolution of the \ayar-
70 Refining company. predecessor OF
the Magnolia. II. G. FO.Ecr. .Ir.. and
{. y. Payne. OF New York. transferred
l.13S % shares of stock in the Navar-
TO company to HIM for which he gave
nothing in return. NCssrs. Payne
and Folgcr are among the defendants
10 the present suit.
When the Navarro company was
dissolved hy court order as operating
in violation Of the antitrust laws Of
Texas. Payne and Folger. Proctor
SAID. did not appear a. stock holders.
UId th"v 'l.,yu" md F"lE"D tel
YOU mat tt:s Wa- d"u" tu avoid the
fu='f.i"u ik'lN % they we're known as
owrci~ asked ftufu,l NIaury. 81 cuuu-
.,' 'or ftr stri.
'Tl'y IA NOT tn uc anything Proc
tor fsrl.,I.
~ tnr tim" o." Nt,lrr" Complain WIS
diss"It"d. Proctor testified. On" returned
Tho stock % it, orig mel owusre.
On Stand All Day.
irn'fcr wa "r fG- stand all ~ to-
dav ~" asserted that oil purchased Iv
tN. " ru'llt company of fr- Uuazta.4
l'tr"iruW COMPANY of N"Vi," had boon
trHr~p'f ffd Ir CARRIERS rf tho standard
CO. company or New York Hr 40
iN-tit'l tha' fh" Magnolia Rad pur-
ct f-".l tIl from tho SftrlIfl b1 com
r1r' OF Nrw Jersey - NsvtsHn points
IT." stare" CESS hl-ts fnr - suit ar.Ecs
20 cor. piracy l"'wctr rho two T.xr4
rorr"rn- ~ standard 'Il Interests 20
rcsfrt 70 tra1c
y ..pv of tho riphc~ rod. us.' hv
'H' Magnolia f"mfsrr wac introduced
- evidence fuisv and t ua--sg. from
l'f''f'r ~ iav'e -'rf FotruHtt g. 1909.
tf"~ '1''. Co f"f'r 90 rrrfli0 !. giSlafton
p'rf'nc
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$3.50 O'Clock last evening Warden
u. l.. Brown stated thai he had re-
ceived no word from the chief execu-
tive and that everything had been
prepared for the scheduled execution
to-day. He also stated that Xix was
bearing up we'll and was fully prepar.
ed TO meet death and that be antic-
ipatef no trouble IN carrying out the
hanging.
DIR. b. NJ. Spur. spiritual advisor
o. the condemned man has been with
him for several hours each day this
week and he stated that he IL holding
out well and is ready TO meet hts
Maker. Invitations for the execution
were issued Wednesday and 1t is ex
pected that about 80 persons will wit
ness the hanging.
II was learned a few days ago that
Hix's wife was without mean TO go
TO the capital and make a personal
plea to the Governor and the other
prisoners OF the Moundsville institu-
ton asked permission 10 collect the
sum among them and sen II, but this
was refused. however and the money
was sent BY Dr. Spur and she with
her children were at the state CAPT
tai yesterday morning. None OF the
condemned mans relatives have ever
visited him since his arrest in Nc
DoWell county and no word has ever
been received from them since his
confinement in the penitentiary. Many
persons signed the petition at Mounds.
willie upon the theory that Xix had
gone through the untold agony except
the hanging and for this reason ask
Cd the chief executive 10 grant a
Communication of sentence.
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About People
Movements Of Individuals 20 and
erom the City.

,f- aud Me- a. .
.-.r ~. r...r, r.. M .t -
p.f,, - ,r,, "'
.,, 49,. - '''l,
t.r. ''''" ''-'
'.'' 'n''rE'irr 90 surgical orer-
l'',' y" IT, N''N
,.r.r ' ' "'"' '.''
~N"rEHr"i H'rN"f. - This rifv.
~, ,I''" "''' semi
- ''I'''fl "i nc stat"
,,,.f, T h''on' I'l Yes
wo,i rountv sund., -rhnoI rort,rt.
.on.
M.4 r,1rothv Tufef, az t-,r c-o,
g. 'ha gu.q, a. r,lstft.s a., Tcfwo,,
ohio.
rrpf IS % sill a. p.tr,-, .,o,,
yesterday boo thia ,u,
o. smith. OF ,r,.ri..,,r "a. d,
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OFFICIALS OF
PLANT PLEASED
A. o. COHEN. VICE PRESIDENT OF
MERCHANT q EVANS CO.
VISITS CITY.
conpany's Business ls Growing Rsb.
idly and Business Will BE
lnereased-Llkes Wheeling.

A. ID. Cohen. OF Philadelphia. vice
president OF the Merchant & Evans
Company. is spending a few days in
the city. inspecting the company's
paint located at Glenova. The plant
was established here about a yea ago
10 manufacture high grade tin plate.
which Is made by a special process.
been operating here. n prosperous
business has been created. Under the
special process by which the tin plate
IS manufactured. a more durable plate
Is made and better results obtained
The company mas equipped the plant
10 manufacture all grades OF COM
position metal
In speaking to n representative Of
the lntelligencSr las, evening. Mr..
Cohen said that he and his associates
are much pleased with Wheeling and
the Ohio Valley. Before locating mere"
he said. The locality was thoroughly
studied. and since. the experiment has
confirmed our former belief that the
location is ideal for he business. The
plant is enjoying a good business. and
the indications arc that II will he
necessary 10 enlarge II soon. IL will
be necessary to increase the capacity
OF the plant in order 10 keep up with
the growing business"
Following the inspection of the
plant Mr.. Cohen visited the city and
its suburbs n announced himself
as being well pleased with the pros
poets Of Wheeling and its citizens \,
was his first opportunity TO see the
business section n expressed him
self in high terms favorable to the
community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
STOLE The GUN
Young Nan Charged Win Stealing
Gun WIN Which Boy Shot
His Father.

SIT VNRYS 49, va Juno q s. an
aftermath o. tro Rorcr- t-le.d,
which occurred Iu fhi. county f,.t
vrok. when I,.r Rr.ar. shot his
father. lrsiu Enrr-- Wiley Hro.-k ,s
in iiil 200 fh.. c.ft charged with steal
inE and sun to' rc
IT. -f.m- fIIf .ffnr tho shooting and
before fha bod. uls found Urort har.
p'uci s'Dnr lII took tho gun a
search Wls m1fo md suspicion point.
cd toward Brock and whom arrested
DO" Eun vac found ON hIa person
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DIS MISS CHARGE
Lsck Seei Dismissed Gf:er PAYING
Five and VIII Not De Tried
for White Slavery.

TACK S"rl. who has caused both rho
ctfy ard county authorities consider
ahI" frpuhi" for th" past several day..
and Aha Wa- served with % white
slave Warrant issued from tho Federal
rpur. "Wednesday was released from
tir county jail yesterday upon pas
Ing fh" fine ~ $50 and costs imposed
hv Squire Hobbs Tho white slave
charge was dismissed upon adtics-
from WashInEfou. af'rr l. had boon
learned that cleo iirafon. tho negro
woman with whom SroIs Uae arrested
Mould refuse 20 trsflrv ncair.f him
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JOHN HIX IS PREPARED TO
FACE DEATH ON SCAFF0LD
UNLESS GOV. HATFIELD INTER
FERES, HE WILL DIE TO-DAY.
VIII Prepare For Death Second Time
-Is Resigned TO His Fate and
Has Made Peace with God.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. June
b.-Though Mrs. John HiN. &C.
companied by her eight-year-old
daughter. journeyed here today
from Gates City. Virginia. to IN
tercede. her husband will be
hanged at the West virginia
penitentiary at Noundsville to-
morrow for The murder OF Mrs.
Gladys T rpson. IN Mcdowell
county. Governor Hatfield was
confined TO his room and did not
receive callers. Pardon At,or-
ney f. G. Pierson announced to-
night that no good reason had
been offered why Hix should
not hang.
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7

ATLANTIC CITY, y. Y.
IN 20" ocean front. Always open.
apa.ity loco. Anne ricau ami European
Iinns Hot and cold fresh and sea water
IN al baths. ruuuing water In guests
rooms Hr"Id Nefandas. commanding
view ~ OCEAN and connecting with tho
famous hoard Walk 'gfe Rudolf IL one
- ~" bis aftBt'tiorS - Atlantic CIV.
i''Nicf AMI terms upon request
Is $ BiKEYSEW Ngr.
ipEf. HILIMAN. Pres
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LATEST
DIED

YUNCKE-on Thursdav. June 3 fai1.
90 tan O'Clock T fu. 20 tho family
tcetdcnre 90 t~frcEEstuia. JESSIE LIST
HNLllTT. UnlY daughter ~ charles
and MARY p Nuncke. aged n years
and 8 months.
funeral services ON Saturday afternoon
90 o cln,t rleuda ~ family re-
specffutly invited
lnterment "a G@rcenwood cemetery.
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~ tuesday. NuTn arI. 1919.
- % O'Clock o. m. at Iis late rest
druce So Twrrft. fourth street.
WILLIAM MAN1DN Hcr1 g years
Funeral ON friday mnrf.rs 10 40
O'Clock Requiem UIrN mHaa AZ ~
Joseph Cathedral 20 Ociork
Friends 10 family rrcrerffrfIv invited
90 attend trtcrment 90 Mt Calvary
Itmettr1.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis BertaC6N

LOUIS BE = ~
tONEHAL DIRECTOR ANo
ARTERlAL EhBALMER,
ti22 and it24 Main street.
Calls mss cred De, or Nignt-
Store Phones 625.
We l. nertschy. Bell Phone i7s2.R
G. J Bertschy. Nat Phone I22q.Y
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