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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
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Sir ben 8rokperfauf.
y ubuaue. ben IA. Ipril.
Uetreibc, Sen, Wchl, etc.

Suo II e. oeU Ia. 0ptt.
Netreibc, Sen, @iebl, etc.
Wei;cn: Sue per ynihel.
iSafer: 35-43e per SuibeL
Sorn: 55-62c per yuibel.
Gerlte: 1850 per. Suibel.
Goggen: 45-55c per Nuibe(.
Stu: SIG. 00-SlS.0 90 per Sorue.
Wtebl: pateut, S5.O0-l.4); itrdisbt,
81. 20-4.60.
Sleie: $1,000 per Souue.
Groceries, etc.
aepiel: 81. 00-S4.O 90 per Barrel.
3drtoieln: 35@lOc per Sujbel.
.Swiebeln 75c per 0uibel; Spauiibe
Smiebeln, $1.5O per Grate.
Yieb.
Stlere: SI.00-S1.j0
Hinoer 81. 00-Sj.W
Siipe: So. jO-4.O0
8dlber Sj.00-SS.Do.
GGntner: So. 0D-S3. 80.
Shtpeine taui Dem SuS): $~8.25-S8.S5
per bunoert Gilub
Butter, Gier nub 9Gie.
Gisr: lsc per Oupsuo.
Butter: 0alrp. 30c; CREAMERY, $3.50
SAC per piuno.
8die: Rbams Rdie. CSC; 9rid, CSC; oims
burger, 2J@2jc; SipiSs. PC per Biuno.
Sebembes 8cfliigcl.
Srutbiibner, l4c; gnleu. lie; Siibusr
l29e per Bfuro.
Erupiiipuen.
gerauderteS 6leii1: S9iuteu, 12I-
iec; Sped, 16-2lc.
Shmal;. l3-l34c.
8oblen: Sarttoblsn. 5000; @eid.
foblen. $500 per Somue.
Sol,: GihenbolS 7.oo-s.0o; 8ei6bol;,
$500 per 6oroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
Sh5ncr Smtherfbup III perfaufen.

Gin id1oner nno Observation-Disclosures Snttber
Shop TT in Steloon. Soma, SIT pertdufen. @ldss
Counters nit RefrieeratorS. 5rpnt. Simmer.
moberne iino nolfdubtee Gtnriftnng. SUR 9ers
fcuung BON Blriien. ianitdres ShlndbthanS
entiprid1t). Gferoe uno g9neen, NaeS IN befeii
Suitano. Der Gigenthlmer farb an Snngens
@nt5inouns uno bic Mittrue mil lest oaS @es
idbdlt nertaufen. 9ieies III elmer Der better &C.
id1ditSpldBe oes goroweiteuS. gan ipredje Dor
bel ooer idreibe OIL Yars. Sas. 1rierpeiier,
Sbeloun. Soma.
Netnt Gdlrribsn criuahne mon ash. bieies @[att.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15

mntb Snriidbegeben hattie, 6lum Gr5s
6iid,of crndnnt. Scr 6err Gr5biidof
Surnaea lit a(lsentein bcliebt unh
ldBt iid fein @rlnb bcnfcn, lpesbalb
icincm 2ebcn liodecitcllt lpcrpcn ioItc.
~ Noro sIrncrifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
Sutttnngslifte

Ser gcitrdae, tpclde fir bic Iiiiionen
in Der Siibicc utter 2eitnne Der Sdter
bonn Sriten Ser5en Seiu e%inselaufen
iiub:
llebcrtrng ..S433.26
Seier Der CUR. 8a5cttc".,
Iltu &iItn, Soma ... 100
u. g., @icper, Solpa -. 200
$436.26
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
Saat lid pom Der 9artei log.

Sapip Srant, Hebafteur elmer
3eitung III Solud Gitb unO iriiberer
Staats> EQUATOR, bat iidl bon Der re-
publifaniihcn Tartei lpescu ibrer GIN
bes Siinf Icilen> @eieses loss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15

Sic Scudtisfcit ipirb 10 polltpmmcn
crbnltcn, baB cine 8efabr beS Ins>
irodncns bnrd,allS nidt 81 bcfiirts
ten lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
2u b%erfaaten.

$40 sldcr Farm, 5 Meileu BON Der CT. Gfouo
q. 8. Outer Spbeu; nles inter aultur. Sedls
3immer SauS. gutter stall. jiuei 8rntaries.
9oruerib uuo an6ere SuBeugebduoe. G6euinls
sipei quite Srunnen. 5enceo uno CROSS feueeo.
IretS $50 per ader.
The A. @. Whitney Land & Loau Company.
st. Cloud, Minnesota.
geim s6reiben er,pabue mon sea. sieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
m edrribrn erpasne man s.n. biefes slatt.
gu perfaufem pber III permietben.

Cine sutausseftattetc g dbmieoe. nit 5utters
ttnble uno Sra id1tneufuerfft6tte in Serbiuoung.
Spr5ngltdle @elegenbeit fir einen tat boItidbeIi
Stn1teo. Sdlreibt sleid, an
Weorae Sanobsrr, &oie Greet. MiuH.
9cinl Shreiben crm1hiie hiefeS 9lnlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
neutrality-suspicious.
Ser ifwcr %crfranfte 81. Batter II
Gpnfcrcns nit benz Siidpf BON
Surcmbura.

u o nj, ~. April. (NH. Grcf 6abels
grantm.) @eutc Wsursen empfins Der
&ranfe ocn Siidpf Scopes pom Sns
rembura in Iunicns, Die cine @iertcls
itnnbc bauertc. Sbglcif iencr ait
ulacmeincr Shmdfc lit, 10 mafjtcit
iif opdy feinerlei Seiten Der Grid,o=
pfnng gcitcno.
TrpfeKpr Winrhiafapa hattie ciicrs
giihen 9rptcit basegen erbpbcn, oaR
ieiten %Anprbnuugcn suiuiScrgcbanoclt
meroc, inbeiien pcracblif. Der vi
Idol 2uppes bate bic &riic nadJ Hpm
ansetreten, nm wihtige anselesen=
beitcn 5u bisfutieren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
Spe;ieQe CFerte.

2es slder. IL Nteile BON Der sr6bten tatbu
Iitben Stride uno Sd}uIe I'M fiooltlihen aanias.
suite .8erbeHernneeu., saes gut Elm sefenjt.
tlaiise farnt in elmer erittlaitgen 5armseseno.
9reiS niebrig. Nrnebnnbare 8eotngungen.
BONNET eleid, nto beiit1tieet oieieibe. Spretbet
Dor bel p6er id1reibt on
The Allen County Investment Co.
Kelley Hotel Block. lola, Kans.
geim edreiben erpabne man seh. bieics BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15

bcs pblieatoriifcn Aatcdismiss
llntcrridtcS in Den &olfsifuicn.,
8citern iuiirbc Garbinal Yompili
gum GnrSinals Gifar an Stclc bes
peritorbencu HcIpisbi crnannt.--&.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
0as beriihmte 8hetltone 1hal.

sir baber etli DIE id6ue Jarrtsu 81 oertaufen
in ben Counties 8rdnt iinb NobertS. TN Der
Iesen. Eos 2ano eignet fid iiir ale Yrobutte.
bic I'M Horb,ueheu setoeen fueroen. beionoerb
fur Ror,t. Semitic un6 Ntildhtutrthfd,ait. Sdreibt
ou,ins Iur Hreiie.
MARTENS BROS,
Milbank, South Dakota.
Tir periueilea Sic OF Sieo. 3. 3. S'yiein. 9farrsr
Wetm eGrelben erpdbne man seq. ptefes Siatl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15

ldnbifdlcn @cer abacoanpft, nm an
Den Slotten@S empnitrationen tbeiI5ue
nebrucn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
Steae aeinht,

Gin gutter fatboItidber iunser Wian,, iudt cine
Stene aIs Glert In einem 8eneral= pbcr 5aros
pare . Store. Man aoreiire: u. ~. care Of
Catholic Erinting Co.. Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
EanQ0Q : Qan0.

Sd5reibt iiir unier 32ieitiges YiidIeir, eatbaIs
tend 63 pbotograpbiife 9nitbten, ionic itati-
lftid,e unS nGhere Nusfunft uber luniere 2dus
i'm piflid1eit Central astatdbe tuau. gS
III ire. Sbe @aIdb Xano Co.,
Niuntpeg. Canada.
Seim G6rciben eripdbne oieles gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
@bicaao. oeu Ii 9lpril
Uetreine.

~eptcd9o 0. oei ii gprll.
Oetreihe.
Wai: 9OH a99H.
Suli: s92sa904.
Rorn-
Wtai: 55%a561s.
Suli: 562se56&.
6aier-
Sui: 343s@3j.
Siebmarft,
Shpeiue-
SHwers, sS.8ias.32L.
Shrpere, rauhe. -. 80 gS.6
Qrhte, 50. 10aS9. A..
Gem,itts. s9.OO99.4O.
Uieh-
Ninpuiea, 81. 3Oa9.2O.
Ribe uto Rluosr. So. 80 as. 40.
s9eaerns, S7.00-$S.1 10.
S&aie-
GmbeimiIhs 9dmmer IS. 1910 %.
sSetlihe sammer. ~. 0O69.25
Ginbeimiihe Sbaie. SO .25a7.40.
sSetlide S1die-$6. 3O@7. 40
Irouiiiunen.
SdweineHeiid-
Moi: $40. 92@20.02
Suli: $50. l09$2O.20 f,
S1mal,-
Itoi: Si0.929ll.00.
Suli: St0.924lt.09.
Rippsn-
Ylai: Si1. 3O9lt.31.
Suli: Sill. 10@ll.l0.
e,esu gbtamotismus O(.0&.G 0;w;u..~k
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
2u b~erfQufen.

9rei fdone ,Sdrmen nabc Manfnto lfro Sfpei
quito Snrnen ndbe @idoifpn Safe, Wtinn. @ors
irciflihe @elceenbeifen iiir 9afboltfcn. Silr
n1bere s~lusfunit fbretbt all
Spbn .. Spbninnu, Wnnfatp, afinr.
geim Shreiben eripdbne bieies 9Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
Hu %berfamfeM.

Cine 24O Afer 5drm. cute Serbeierunsen, ~
Meile Don Brulperuile. Wlinn.. in etner oeut'
ihen tatboliiheu DE Ieno. Sruiueroiue hat
Suei tatholiidle airden uno Sd)ulen. iopie cine
DudIid1uie. 0nS Sauo 1T adn5ltdl inter ailtur;
maeidlr 20 gder bauun limb quite @teis. Gum
Yreiie BON $40 pro ader 5n haben. iueiIit gleth
o~ertauit. Is iuiro ih Shnet lobnen. oteie
Gierte su uuteriudpen. Ncbert Z. Noii9,
gigentbuner. Sroiueroiac, Mimi.
geim edrsiben ermabne man geh. oicies Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
@isconfim Samoereien.

Sdbreibt fir Seifreibuug uno 9rei5e bon
iiber 10 perbeNerten Snrner unb 1900 Nder
tuiIoen 9anbes i'm Observation-Disclosures .Giirtel bon
Gisconiin. in Der Ndbe BON fatboliden airhen
uno Aniieolunset.
L. RIVARD, Turtle Lake, Wis.
0etut edirelten ertpdhAe man aea. biefeS Nlatl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13
TILLEY'S EMPORIUM
No. III South Main Street

to attend every SEES ion of these
sales, 2:3O and 7::3O for a few days
only. We will give a number s ss
presents to ladies attending sales.
First day a beautiful umbrella will
be given to the lady holding the
fortunate number. Watches, dia-
monds, sleeve buttons, brooches,
chains, charms, gold buttons, fine
Rogers cutlery, knives, forks, spoons
pearl handled knives, in fact every
nice article one could expect to find
in well appointed jeweI'y store
Sterling silver spoon and forks. This
will be a great chance for your
Christmas presents. Now ladies' and
gentlemen do not fail to attend my
great offering, you will be plea sed
at my store on North Main street
Sign of red flag. E P: Cautle
JeWeler. Store closes ONLY at TINE
of sales. No goods at retail all a
auction.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13
Great Auction Sale Extraordinary

NV beautiful stock of watches,
ieverv and diamonds | will COM
,11nce Tuesday, Nov. 4th, 1880
O clock and 2:30an 7:3O every day
thereafter to offer and sell to the
highest bidder any selection orary
article in my store. have bought
700 many goods for my ability to
meet payment, hence make this
sale for relief. So mary of my 90 DDS
are for the selection of ladies. The
sale will be conducted as such sales
are handled in large cities-a ladies
auction sale. Seats will be provided
for their comfort and my best goods
will be offered and sold at what they
viii bring. have secured the
services Of the well known au;ioneer,
Col. E. E. Newton, w no will CON
out the sale wi h politene>s anC
dignity. So ask all my customers
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13
GOD SHOES

Nj bow chean, but nc" goad!
W. are talking about shoes l'u
VII alvavs remember the quality,
M not the price First Of all :" h1 !
you want is satisfaction and we G n
assure YOU this. II, YOU VIII III
just to look at our lines OF SHOES
"."4n in need of any for youfSelf or
cHIl ven will be convinced that II
Is uDt mere talk, but we VIII SNOW
\oI that we can deliver the GOODS
f lualty at the most r9asonaole
v:.:r> ohtainable. Or rs years OF
sN"-,ience inc handling shoes, o.
different brands, we have Se!Fsseo
lsr, best on which we can boast II
N"'s want to be on the gain Size JaS'
ct.i at The London's Reliable st re Il
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13

The High Roint Medical society
gave a banquet to the different visit
ing ply icians fahd surgeons who
met here Wednesday in a meeting
held BY the Medical society.
ID. M: Scarborough had thesmis-
fortune. to fall off OF E. l.. Croueh's
house last week and dislocate his
shoulder. DR. R. Reitzek was
called and reset the shoulder ~ -
Lots or. the Wheeler property on
King and Liberty streets Wednes-
day sold for SO, 500. The small
farms on the Greensboro road sold
for $3.50, ST. S.. VI. s.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13
To ,,s.CIotIling!

Clothing TOR the little fellow ann
nj, elbow from. size 3 Up to as re
a. ~ in Juvenile STYLE. DO bic
".~t>:7d and NortGlks, all 'lth
N"l~I<erbocker pauts, in the very
''t~r' Patterns OF, goods, each aho J:
eFHrv one Of the 500 SUES We hA ~,
III stock at the lowest prices Obtain.
able A glance At them III con- =.
vince you that London's Reliahiee
Store is the place to buy boy ;
cl,+s.;nr # -.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13

Underwear of every description
from the smallest size to the largest
1.-The right kind alright prices at
sLondon's Reliable. Store. 800
The most complete line of4mer-
schandise that any merchant could
ever count upon, Wezare pfoudto
say. that we have gathered into our
store for this season, and, can DEFY
any competitive prices your patron
age is solicited on the merit OF the
merchandise and prices and WILDE
greatly appreciated at London 8 Re
[liable Store.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13
Hats and CAPS!

Call Tor any style, and color, and
any grade, also any size am at any
.,ce You can fiji it at London
Rc.table Store.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13
80 Is, ~ irtts -
WARNING TO THEPUBLlC

All, persons are hereby warned
that the ordinance for5idding the
sweeping ortthrowing Of leaves or
other rubbish into the streets Of the.
city will be enforced without exeep-
ton, All such sweepings should be
burned on the premises S. s q s.
ctfuiIy.. s s5@s35 -
49, Fred M Tate, Mayor.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13

Mrs. Dora Horney.was buried at
Deep River church THURSDAY Mrs.
Honey was a sister-in-law to Frank
i Horney, of this city.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13
PLAIN TALK.

Plain talk about ladies'. misses
and children's coats and coat suits,
and sport coats, too, in large varier
ties to select your choice from as
nice and uptodate line as is in town
at great saving. Takeit from me,
call to see. the line Of merchandise
at London.s Reliable Store.
Rain coatss that will stand the rain
from 98c ON up TO $1,000 al Lon
don's .Reliab Store. ae, ST. .ssgf.s
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13

The Review gives you the news each ,S.esk
for loo. a. year. ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-12

Be II and it is hereby resolved by
the Mayor and Aldermen Of the City
OF Brunswick in Council assembled
that the mayor be authorized to exc
cute q note to the light and water
company at three months for the
amount ii their July bill in terms of
the contract.
Adopted.
Bills and accounts properly aprov-
ed and audited amounting to sS,601.-
rs were read and ordered placed in
colRse of settlement.
Adjourned.
w. ID. RUSSELL,
Clerk of Council.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-12

Mr.. w. s. Gunsalus, farmer living
near Fleming, Pa. says he has used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy lin his family for
fourteen years. and that he has found
ITO be an excellent remedy, and
axes pleasure in, recommending iii
'Si'r sale by al dealers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-12

The people oaght 20 be proud of
their hair worker Jobs are'coming in
from sNew York to C. A. Shaw to
make switches from combings.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-12
OFFICIAL MINUTES
OF CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING.

brunswick, Ga, Aug. IL. 1918.
Present-Hon. ]. Hunter Hopkins.
Mayor; Aid. Ludwig, Nicholson. An.
draws. Cook, Dart, McKinnon and
Newman.
Acknowledgement Nash.
Minutes of preyioss meeting were
read and confirmed
Petitions and Communications.
From W. B. Cook, secretary hoard
of Police Commissioners. notice Of va
cancy on the Board, by reason of the
failure of Members Elect n. Emanuel
and b. A. Fohm to qualify.
On motion he was requested to see
Messrs Emanuel and Fohm and learn
if they intended to serve and report
at next meeting Of Council.
From City and Suburban Street
Railway rendering check for s2S in
settlement for fire hose damage by
the company at fire on July 1, 1919.
On motion the otter was accept.
ed
From R. l.. Mobiles, rendering check
for $S4.15. cost of REDEMPTION and
registering quit claim deed TO New
Town lot 1871, acquired BY city al
marsha|'s sale in 1910 for his 1909
city taxes.
On motion the petition was grant
ed, all present recorded as voting
aye.
Frem residents in the vicinity ask,
Ing that light be installed on the
corner of Gloucester and Amherst
streets, as profession against the
disgraceful scenes by the violators of
the law by the lawless element leav-
ing the dance hall ON the corner
of Amherst and Monk streets. Re
ferred to the light and water com
mittee.
From the Eyange'tcal ministers,
Union of Brunswick, colored, pro
test against the licenses of dance
halls and places Of Ike character i
general and in particular for the re.
vocation of the license to the place
known as the Royal Palm, corner
Monk and Amherst as nuisance
and menace to good citizenship.
The mayor stated that he had al
ready instructed the marshal to close
up the place and on motion the &C
ton of the mayor wac unanimously
confirmed.
The following applications for con
version of leases on Town C6mmons
to fee simple title, were received and
referred to the special committee
having jurisdiction thereof:
No. SIS, Fannie Williams; NO. 519
l.. P. Pinkey; No. $50 Jeff oxford; Nc
521, Chris Short; No. 522, Elizabeth
Greeves; No l523, Clara Edwards !;
No. 524, w. w. King; No. 525 Mrs
Ella A. Blanton; No. 500, p. Brauss
and Son; No. 527, Mary Washington
No. 5AS, Jos and Rosa duBignon ,
No. 500, hottie e. Young; No. $50 J
T. Cokon; No. 531, Anne Hassell
No. 532, Moses and Coral Magwood
No. 533, Lula Flowers; No 534, r. r
Hopkins and Son, No. 535, Mrs. Mar,
| c. Repard; No. $50, Ozell Harris.
Report of Special Committees.
Mayor Hopkins. reported orally as
information the bill to permit the
Mty to refund part of the outstanding
bonded indebtedness was reported ad
versely by the legislative committee
but that the special committe on the
srhinnt wnnld he kent intact ant
! TNDT6TTNCT PRINT
| lie com
r..r,v.,s, -. nmuni
cation fpom the Board of Edncatior
with reference to repairing the OK
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Report of officers.

From DIR. 7. A Mann, city ply
sician and health officer, report for
month of June 1913. The report con
tanned the following:
Il wish to call asain to your atten
tioA the needs Of cleaning up the
city jail The department for colored
prisoners Is a disgrace to Brunswick
Chairman Ladwig of the police
committee and Mayor Hopkins de-
serve to be placed on record as de-
nying the truth of the report stating
that the contrary was true
In the absence Of Dr.. Mann the
report was laid on the table,
Resolutions.
BY the Finance Committee.
Be it and It is hereby resolved
by the Mayor and Aldermen Of the
City OF Brunswick, Ca, in council
assembled, that the action of the May
or in signing city note number 1863,
dated July 20, 1913, for Five Thou
sand dollars in favor of the National
Bank of Brunswick, at three months,
to renew note number 853, for a
like amosnt and maturing July 10Th
1913, be and is hereby confirmed.
5, Further resolved that the mayor
be authorized to renew the whole or
any part Of said note, for a period
not exceeding three months from the
date of the maturity of said note.
Adopted
~ the Finance Committee
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cation from the Board of Education
with reference to repairing the Old
Glynn Academy reports orally for the
committee, that estimates to repair
the building Place the cost at $500
to $500 which the city is unable to
spend at this time, and recommended
that the mayor be authorized to ar
range with some worthy charitable,
benevolent or religious body to have
the use and occupancy of IT on condi-
tiQn that it be put and kept in pro
per repair.
AdOntpd
The Owosso times., 1913-05-16
HEAD OF PLAINFIELD
RELEASES 122 BOYS
Sweeping Discharge First Ac-
tiOn under New Law.

Plainfeld, Ind, May 12. - More
than hundred young men in Indiana
who Lave been under parole from the
Indiana Boys School at Plainfield
have been granted their freedom by
the first sweeping action of Superin'
tendent G. G.. Hanna under a law
passed by the last legislature. Su
perintendent Hanna mailed out 122
discharges ordered at meeting o!
the board of contro' May 2.
The purpose of the law is to dis
charge boys after reaching the age o!
eighteen instead of twenty-one, as IN.
der the old law.
The rules formulated by the board
of control at its recent meeting re.
quire that youths must have been on
parole one year or more and have
made satisfactory reports to obtain
discharges. Bona fide nonresidents
of the state also are eligible.
Receipts of the letters sent out by
Superintendent Hanna will release
more than 10 per cent Of the total
number of boys under parole from the
state institution. Those who are no
longer residents of Indiana will be in
cluded in the large number to be con-
sidered at the next meeting Of the
board Of control the first week in
June.
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THREE ''R'S" WITH
SANITY ARE needs
Tests Fouria Glass Applicants
Must Meet Given Out.

Washington, May 12.-Fourth class
postmasters must be able to read, to
count accurately the money they re,
ceiye, to measure the oil cloth on the
floors of their Offices and to write at
least dicipherable letter once in a
while in order to be taken under the
wing of the civil service. In effect
they must have reasonable under.
standing of "readin', 'riting and 'rith.
metic," according to regulations is.
sued by the postoffice department.
A person to take the civil service
examination must be a citizen Of the
United States, over twenty-one years
old, and must reside in the communi.
ty served by the Office he aspires to
fill.
No one will be eligible who is crazy,
who is an ex-convict, who has been
dishonorably discharged from the
army or navy or who is disposed even
occasionally to reduce the visible sup
ply of strong drink.
All examinations will be conduct
ed by the civil service commission
and will be not for appointment gen.
orally, but for particular office. The
eligibility for appointment after eX-
animation will be for one year, ex-
cept in special instances. The ex-
aminations will not be severe, but will
be sufficient to test the business ca.
pacity of the applicants.