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fhc town oi Win, hcndun. ones SHOWN
a. goo Plantation 81 iawich canada BE-
to otacrtt ths ituth Nnnifefaaff ~
us incorporation wltn "a fhfee DAYS
.eirhraUun resnninr Tomorrow The
exercises viii oren with srmi h,sluri
0al services in tho thufthcs Monday
nnd rarsdls UNl Del riten utsf Co. hia.
tnuUN addresses psndee nnd paer
auis nnnd Dnn0.ur re- nfoman'a mus
frt tnd fnurn af Athlete, srsffs
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'he Caucr ia authorized to announ,,
JULrs poHrNrtEip lR as B.
candidate fw nnirlet Clerk suhic,,
o. ttn action 20 the rrmocratic ~
uiafics ~ Juiv
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enc clU,r b. authorized to announ, lei
lrr JONES' o. q candidate Co. NuH.
Stable ~ luiucc iTf. trf Ntmtrl
Ons subject to thr 3D., n ~ 500
p,mp,raur pfmaros OBJ. neat juil
rhr Caller is auihnused O. nnununc,
i.E RIGGS ta candidate f.r fe.
election o. Constable ~ justlrv IRE
,Ia,t Numh,f One aur'cci to th'
aetou o, no, pomu,tauc prmNc.
ui nrNt Juil.
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DISPLAY
a OVER TISIN G

upeu fat rato pcr zach. per column
y boo $685.
sHmc Sundays
STANDING display advertisements
H. gate pcr Boz Do ger month. $500.
Reading Notices
rure rUaluf mpttcr ,uDh Insertion
D. Nno. lnc
lr,a per luo. ench lnrcrtlon i2r
Contracts f.f atFc amounts ~ ti
', SIMS space GA application at thb
csnca
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rHE CALLER "a ON SALL At rag
FOLLOWING NEWS STANDS
AND ON AL TRAINS

~ s.' 1919 49,, - 49,, ~ go. 60 10
..n - - -.S',1s
-
eoNFVs OH"'s
Nelp"' |''''" 200" anu ''''''"s'F
sou
Nusess Ho,sl
Biuu pfua Sters
a. o.. See,
RED Cos. pn.e store.
H"'' O'sHf store
RocKPoRr-
" y ~
PORTLAND
''' N''N' "
cRGooRV-
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SAN ANTONIO
we,id N,., CO
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t,a u,tf
Brown Rankin. 1919 conmsrcs 81
ARKANSAS PASS
PORT AHAkAAh.
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hienoP-
Nl""aN
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h"r'Na'n F'"'""ey
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m''''on D'"e S'e'''
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800 an.
sam ptTgO
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lYPnwRITER EXCHANGE

riEANING AND hErAuuNo. roni
aln Royal aud othor makes , a
Nilisr. "a Smiths Book Store i'hon'
ga
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Broadway Property
at a Bargain

Iiftl loot iot. cost front,
ottendlng THROUGH the block
with eighty two fofi front 0n
ianrrt street. mahins nearly
Three lots Tor $4,000 Terms
$4,000 down balance iu 2 ana
a y,afa nt per cent Paved
street and parh on broadway end
street rHrs un che west side ~
the bloch choap property fur
ol1es ln stun Beautiful Viaw
Op fho mafaot only Tor foN
days
a. T. RURRinAs, Agent
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Tho Caller is authorized 90 announce
- a. JUDD as q candidate Tor Coun-
~ CLERK subject % the action o. the
Democratic primaries ~ neat July
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t ''
RAILROAD ANo sruAmsAiP TIME
CARD.
q A. n. a a. KAN WAY
trhs Nusoss valley Road
Prom 3 a. u a G. Depot
Arrives from san Antonio topm
Departs fUr SAN Antonio 90 am.
TEXAS MEXICAN RAILROAD.
from unlon pspo, co Railroad Avenue
ltpnru fNf Laredo 500 IL W
Arrives uom Laredo lo5 D. m.
rRisco LINES
From Union Depot on Railroad Avenue
Arrives
Houston AND points n0irh % m.
iinuatun aod rolutH n"rth tt b IN
lIfuWuatiliD Hnd points south at o. m.
urunst tnd points south 90 40 plm.
nepaftu
Houston nud r0lnir north 100 IA.
I iluusten snd punts north $50 m.
lnnvrr,illc and poinu s0uh os 20
tnoWusflllp and points south 0t D. ip
sA.6 a. p RAILWAY
From s. a. a a, .. Depot TIGER and
huhfer oNceh
Leaves
san Antonio. Waco ana linus-
tom fsonm
Sam Antonio 90 30 pm
waco ana Houston 7 fep m
san Antonio ...... n 30 pm
Arrives
HHn Ahtonio 10 a ~
Waco ana Houston $50 q m
SAN Antonio g3t pm,
tsan Antonio Waco and lious
tom $50 . m
POWER BOAT oYPSY
Leaves Pavilion Wharf 90 IS M
|frfINe Port Arkansas ~ 00 nl
learo Port ArnnHaa giao D m
Arrive CORPUS CHRISTI bf9o 3 ui
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MISCELLANEOUS

uEE~sM AKfNG See Mrs J J RIOS
crs elai-4 Chaparfai street fpr mfh-
class arcssnaking An work Euafan-
iced ghone $50 Ci5ii
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T. SALE onr fo-foot cabin sea-
b ne Camn Iaunch irausht 3H
n "a "a. D.. Buffalo enginei fo-pas-
n ser capacity with au attachments
arr needed both Tor passenger
~ and pleasure Con Dee seem at
" nurg Texas. mles southwest
main clty of Houston or VIII hglnr
y Down % Corpus ~ any othcr city
town ON coast Blue print diagram
nr request
81 udTe q ~ Docock. KAN Bids
n astor. Teras B2720
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For state senator


'o' S'~'s senator
me '.''' y .".'.' 50 '"'
"'
Dem 'cfauD prmaroa 10 ncat lu'y
''' o'''e senator
'.'
N'' WY 'N''' '' "'''
feet tn tho action ~ thc Democratic
primaries ~ Sous,
''''' "'p' '''"'''''
Co., ,I,N a. representative 90
tn HItn H.ffI. sunI..i f. lhr H.
uun 90 f.. ui.m 10 Goo HsHm
nouuf.H primaries
fo' Souo'y 1"ose
TuM q hhANN"N az cnudidai"
~ County Iudse subject ,o ne
'''''''' '"''' W y, .l,'' ~ '''' 'u'''
Iho Caler Is authorized Geo annopn,,
WALTER g. rmON f,r ~ election
an Count, judge subject Go tho CO.,.
ror County Treasurer.
Tho Cnner De- authorized a. announce
D. D. SHAW az A candidate for
County Treasurer subject o. th,
THO CalIar b. authorized to annuure
10 b a. GUssFTT as % candidate
Cor rc. Section as County Treasurer
subject tl fho action 10 too Demo
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The Caller is authorized 90 announce
Il. % COOK. Jr. as a candidate ilr
County Clerk. subject lo tho action
- the Democratic primaries - nert
July
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The Caller - authorized 90 announce
AUGUST uElu-lNOER as cand.-
date fof County Clerk suhlec, 10
the action ~ the Democratic PR.
marirs
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II you need dirt Tor hilinE m purpo.
ses apply 90 George W Dsirern
street Foreman. b-a0-n
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isoTr AnNINERsARY.

wlNcnrNno'. E."s-- 20 2
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rhe Caller Be- authorized 90 announr,
e RLUNTZEE as "a candidate
Tor recollection AS County AHsessor
subject g. the action 90 ihe Demo.
cratic primaries.
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PSI kNmer. umldirc inspection and
lIt Mafshal
Approved. Not Niu0f Nalal
tAdyyfii -smenu
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Nc hlLbN--
neAllsn Drua Stors

The ss,ssiss ~ preceding 'hs name
- . dealer Indicates that paper rs9v
iary sen, 20 subscribers ~ mail a.
that town, viii on Sundays be LEI, With
he dealer, vynsfs subscribers can get
hsu b. calling iof tns"1.
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lhe Caller Is authorized Geo annoVnD
WALTER D. TiMON Cor c.ootnu
aH Count, judge. subject 60 tho nr.
ton ~ the ucmo.utc primaries 90
NEXT July.
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Weather Way spoil Race.

limited Press Leased Wire 5eryjce.1
NEWPORT. r. L. July 1s.--pros-
poets for todsy's tests among Resolute
vani.is and Defiance the three Amer
lean cup candidates. were not bright.
Unless q good breeze springs up, IL
was feared the heavy haze would ma
terfaliy interfere. All three boats
went out under new sails today. To-
nIorrow's race will conclude the New
York Yacht club series. The boats
arc to race again Thursday, Friday
and Saturday under the auspices or
the Sevpor. Yacht Racing association
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Switzerland IN
America
G'acier National Park

Glacier National Park is 10
Northwestern Montana. It is
the most talked about region
in the country today. It seems
to be the one place most ,'esir
ed by Summer Tourists win.
delight In the outdoor life.
It's a curious thing how enc
can be induced to visit Swift
erland. beautiful as it is. be-
fore exploring the wonders Of
Glacier National Park.
Within the Parss,, comfort
able quarters are to be had at
Glacier Park Hotel and tie
various chalet camps; and the
Glaciers, the lofty mountains,
the crystal lakes filled with
gamey trout; the atmosphere
of bigness ruling everywhera,
are wonders never to be for
gotten.
Those in charge of Glacier
Park have seen to it that the
cost of visiting and living
there is not excessive, and |
woull like to give you some OF
our illustrated booklets which
tell you all about it, and about
the cost of going there and SET
ing all there is to see.
If You will call or send me
your address, I will gladly send
you copies free of charge, and
answer any questions about
the Park that you may wish
to ask. c. F. Conradt. City
Ticket Agent, c., B. & Q. r. r.,
Fifth and Johnson Sts., phones
9O6 and 1872.
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SICK LOCOMOTIVES.
GIVEN ATTENTION
World Where Big Engines
are Treated.

ANES, Iowa, July 13-One Of the
few laboratories in the world for test
ing and scientifically diagnosing the
Ills Of the giant moguIs of the rails IS
located on the Ames campus In the
engineering group. There may be one
or two others hidden In other places
but locomotive laboratories are
known to be located at Anes, Illinois,
university at Champaign. Columbia
university in New York City and at
Altoona. Pa, Purdue university at
Lafayette, Ind, London, Eng, and st.
Petersburg. Russia. The one at the
university Of Illinois is nearly like
the enc that has just been completed
here.
The legislature appropriated $4,000
for a transportation hall The labora-
tory probably cost 100000 when
equipped. One wing Of 1t Is already
being used by railway engineering
students as class, drawing and labora-
tory rooms. It Is expected by Prof
e. E. King. professor Of railway en-
cheering, who is in charge OF the
building and equipment, to have the
testing plant installed not later than
August 1.
An expensive part OF the equipment
VIII be large capacity dynamometer.
maximum pull 10000 drawbar pull,
for testing the drawbar pulls of loco
motives. The locomotive plant will be
used to test fuel, water feeds, valves,
different methods Of firing, etc.
The building has two wings. The
south one is 80 by 1919 feet and
three stories. The class. lecture and
rooms ere In it. The north
wing is 43 by 12o feet, one story. and
is the locomotive laboratory. An
testing plant will be es-
tabiished in the locomotive wing hut
1t has not been decided as to exactly
what equipment it will have.
The building is fire proof. The Chi
ca9o Z Northwestern Railway COM
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nArman lean Gaming.

SHW YORK. July f2s--Foliowing
the official announcement that Ger.
many would send a team 10 conpsts
IN the Davis cup matches, Robert d,
Wreun. president of the National
Lawn Tennis association today, called
a meeting u the international com
raittee 20 decide on what court tns
Germans will meet the winner OF the
Austrials Canadian matches. ~. Paul
has been mentioned az the place for
tho prelIminarfes.
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Tinted Press Leased Wire Servicnsl
PITTSBURGH. Pa, July fz,--Ynrtf-
er shifts in the Pirate lineup we're
expected in some quarters toaay. fol-
towing the radical changes Of Satnr-
GaY---uF,icYf we're sxtsnsiyslT credited
with the Pirates win over the Q1ak-
srs. peter FaIss7. the Yale left field,
or. reported 10 Manager Clarke TO-DAY,
II uas thought probable he rorilf be
given an immediate chance 10 play.
Fate Nensor and jim Kelly win
bs alIDwef 10 play t1e Brooklyn series
which opens this afternoon, II was
saiN
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Fly ufth the duties Of said 6Mce- ard
Whereas, the said WfIIism KHuEea
tF reason Of said sickness e net Nv-
ing or 6ontcfIed II Lee county. Iowa.
and for zach purpose has ceased 20
&c . resident Of Madison township.
Lee county, Iowa noE therefore
BE IL Resolved. by the board of sU-
psrTfsovs OF Lee county. Iowa, that
the Office Of constable 50 held By said
William P Kunleh, be and the same
Is hereby declared vacant. a. proTid-
ed for In Sec 1866 OF the Code and
that W. H Bennett be and he Is
hereby appointed to Ill said vacancy
% provided By section 1s.z Of the
Code
The minutes OF the days session
were read and on motion approved.
vhereEpon the board adjourned to
meet Tuesday, June Is, 1914, at 8
O'Clock a. n
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Y.st.raal'. He.uits.

81. Louis. SJ71; Kansas City, iii,
f,a,teries---Da yerD0rt and Chapman !;
Stone, Cuffop and ysstsrTy.
Chicago. e-14-J: indianapolis, 5ii.3
III laningsJ. Batterfes-Fisk. Hen
arfx and wilson: Mullen. MoseIeY and
gardsn. Second garac--lndianaDoIiz,
s.4.i; Chicago. 2-16-2. Batterfes-BiL-
Hard and Warren; Prende-sast and
Block,
Open date for other clubs.
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BURLINGTON WINS
SUNDAY GAME R3
wild 3esssoaa stsges IN Two srr5rsa
~ FssY Wits Fed so1--sots4
Sfcssers arg f-ara
EEugLTuG GETS HOMER


~ RI I %egr6Sssy iowa. Ji8Y IT,
F,s,rfing1Sa seemed 20 says struck
sse vSsssfs3g stssss s7aas Has been 20
eeTgpsca6us lassBg On acrasrst 81 ~
apseztea, YssSsrSay. 5esors q garss
cg5xd 81 Rsokak and saFFis1sD5z1 ra6t<
srs. tie Rsd Sow haad4sd lie men 81
AZ snsga - 20 q dtaobsts TIE
vfsfya-s ~srs geadsriess "a 35bo,s
~as aaa6eft a sarss 1as siepeHsaose
by pssvF gssssgce ssr sosse ssteze6
fr5efss IS c15Hsoas
Cae 81 gss ~orsf sss9rrss 81 gse
9s&rass We Gae saGS sfas re ES6xtx
aasSs wsrs aof Iye4a 4 chaaee IS ses
sastr sswsrsgss ~a3711eS Tss sssasss~
shsay coas5any sdyerffset n Ksnksx
fFssGs eTss sort r6afd arrive aers Iss
fsnse seT sas sasae. Sus Sasfes0 u ~
F44e - fl5as sas ssfFd lrssaag wss ne
avsf one taA vfatf5sg saas eosast yer,
rAs b8az ras scaestrtes ~ Jea~st
asomosgg At s55s, wffsch aes asessss,I
tassf 1ssgfsz gs4 gfaae 81 sss ssysstsf
fsa5ng Thevs wa aSrsA conacsasfstt
hs4st sssas ste ssns zad II e. nGrl
Hxesy sAaS sl1ere wifi 5e aaefaer sGsa
eze@sss6a planned FOR soTsas tFse fo
N6sae,
e''e
was nsa1h setg6n. r. one IA a tn7sr o.
seesoH, sat gae tros4sfe w&s mat Gas
s@Doer was 6sfecye6 81 gas ~fong
way. The pFaysrs we're fan % life
asd wa4n shsy ssfded the bail faey
yeerA a5~Ys1f AZ apr N, throw fe ever
'1ae ss.SA 80
NEsfs q ~as efse '. $3.50 $3.50 a..
s'eNSe'''s'''x 81 go .ns.,>s - .s..,
cp,es'sz plee''s.s sste' 80 - - -
80 es'''tsea ~ - 49, ~.
se3'ot'sis $1,000 s,oVea $3.50. \. 'ss
we DF.''e q shs - ss1@ 80 -. 49,,
~ ~ ~ - =, e''0 49, 800 49,
baS $50 tD"s"es1 ~fs We oNsess ~.
utssefshs u Nss ny e<''.a -
HHs nDs1sFf opsF ~ 80 100 -.
fiYs sfl,'Fs Dy Sse,ss 'e 80 49,
DM y Fsts ,8t r@,
he5esesfs Hea 'f's 2t,'1-,sss ''sa
pssE afe VIE s,i'i'efp.s re ~, ~ ~ ~"
wsfaEsE - tHs EaS's 1Hs D'Ass.
IHeye scenic 70 % 'naas". "'a a.
ahyst'Hg S't4s "s"s ".'s 49, -
60 70 count fe,f - Htt. ~ HSieS !" -"
Hf@fV efF"FE V'sIs "as ''8s f@t, - 100 20.
was Fif'tNSt ssi''a' 70 sF.S '''S st'F7a -
9o~ffisf ~ s'ea'''saS : of,h1eo..
m WSs tffs h5Fo "' t8s "|H,as1'' 81.
mace gra7S ONE "a''osh eS'Sh ss''7'
haFd '""> ., ,..
~s3SF" 8hs F"y, L"e "'7 a"'S'' "
oaSpT"ay u'H 'Io1 "'S ~ ~ SN'''
3sssefoag w t's'F f,'.1'ns, D,s' 'seos
secured orss bfr" ssta pal@a so ,,s
gafaeS ~ N.sif p'S't,"n, "sys'S p''r,
sa esaNh va. ""s.5a nave DE-" w" 5.
Iy ~ doThs faH baNsf ~ n,S 7I.,
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Walsh Wants 70 Beat Giants.

NEW YORK. July 1s--Ed Walsh
was 20 be sent In 10 hurl for tbs
White Soz against the Giants this
afternoon. Walsh asked for the Job
because he is anxious to know wbcth.
or his come back performance against
The Maps "a week ago was the real
thing.
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pany will build spur from its main
line to the locomotive laboratory for
the transportation Of locomotives to
the campus. The laboratory, being
the farthest one west. will serve
large territory and vii, be Of very
great value to the railroads.
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itching, bleeding. protuding or
blind piles yield TO Doan's Ointment.
Chronic cases loon relieved, finally
cured, Druggists all sell it.--Adver-
tiscmcnt
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Never can tell when you'll mash
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn OF
sca1d. Be prepared. DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil instantly relieves thu
pain-quickly cures the wound.-Ad-
vertisement.
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aOME FAST PLAYING
MARKED GOLF MATCH
ssrrste - Tires ~7s shcsss Sfssa<s
- sheFSosFs SSsese 3kaH
rxfx~frG Gar1e.

aorse fast playing naagksf TIE Ssef-
ION sartlett aasea At Ct:aaana last
8asar6ay, aeoorofag to, ne various ~
psrts Of ths game .hsHh enaaaass
from ne scene o. the clash Shelton
aasAfoge gartie4s frona twenty 20
thirty yards but hfs spproa1a Was
w@ak and hfs 1atftag t.aec1srsts,
Use cards tssraed ia By he two
efaysrs for ths first sfzssssn hoiss
we're
EsrtFet.~-
first ,..>,,4 $3.50 - 5-5s
Second ,.,,a $50 5 4 & 1--3s--U
gaeGIoN-~
Ffrse s....s3 8 & 81 4 5--sz
Second al 5e5 E--4z--35
saeIdaa took brace ard won the
sfxsh when Barffets drove another
bali oHt ~ tounfs. The Keoksk RAN
started playing real game and CIT
bozey on the next, bat gast1ett uon
the hole and recoyered his lead Of
eleven, On the eighth hole, kno~n
az tfse 6oughaut, sfssl6on drive With
IN two feet Of The cuD and uent GoUn
for tVo.
fife non tHs nsrt hole by sinking q
Ten fooS pfltt for a three, Sartlstt
was tflen Gorrsfe. and they started the
fourth round, fgfgs5doa's feeble hfspe
vas short fired, however, ~ me local
champion pat p sensational Gnisss 10
fae contest on the first green, ShsI>
GGa 9rove within four fret Of the peg.
saysteff's drive vac perfect. The ball
rolIs4 within two inches u the cup
ana Ial6 the Ksokgk man a Geas stY-
ME, she3d0B ciaspsd his opponents
hand and the gallery cteeref the new
champion. The cards 81 The third
roBrf foliows
Eartlsfe ,,.....,% - 4 . $50
qhsIdf,u ,.,,,,,zsg 81 . 3---3s
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Where They Play.

st. Louis at Chicago.
indianapolis at Kansas City.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
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Summary

syn1r1aTys
Thrse baae asTs--ssasset6n
Ffos7e rylas-~-f>owTser Esnsssag-
sgrsex osis-fsy NeGa5e> 81 So Ne>
CslIorgfs, g.
Faces On bs4Is--L,T AeSss@, - 81
McCols6uza, 8.
5Sn5Es plays Harmon 20 Maausa
W9Id 5secaes-8eCnao.aa. T.
sssgen 6sses--5fs4aerty s'ey, Nan,
8s4. GeCa5e, NcGess
ftaTofrs,-TJsna
Tine 81 gaEse --2>66,
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vSaers They Play.

Hrston At &c. Louis.
New York at Chicago,
pnfTadsfphfa If Cincinnati.
gscnktya a. rstt.sGrgh
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesser1ays Heso1ts.
Open cate, all teams IN east.
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Where Thsy Play.

81, Louis 1T PHILADELPHIA.
Chscazo as View York,
T,etroit At Washington.
Cleveland 1T Boston.
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PIesssn. Ridge TOWNSHIP

\. P, Fletcher, Judge and re-
turning hzllo-s --- I
Wna- EgnoE6, Judge .-.....
John Cody, same -
j. g. FoggY, clerk. room
rent and srranz, booths, IL
w. T, Rank, clerk .... I
Zen EslImaa, const- .-.. 2
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On motion the appointment of De-
wore r, Alley as deputy clerk of the
district court was approved and or
dered filed.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted, Supervisor Scheffler vot-
aye. Supervisor Hosier voting aye, and
Supervisor Young voting aye. to-wit:
Whereas, William Kumleh was duly
elected constable in Madison town
ship, Lee county, Iowa, at the general
election for the term of two years,
and.
Whereas, by reason OF sickness he
has been and ia now unable to COM
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5ounesIsen 7rrs-, Frznkan T.p-

ccnHeiIs1n Src<-, Frsns<sin Tsp-
Fs1sr Lang. judge ..-~~..--- 15d
gaccb Fraaa, same -..~~.~.~-- $50
A. T. Cra.xsflzIK, same and
returning BALLOTS --.-.- 1874
r. r. LGweu5erz. c1erk .~~~-~ z.5T
Csh-ts Father, same and
r5ona rent and arranging
booths ....-.-.-......~.-.. 1850
Jacob c. Ershbfef, corsra5Ee 269
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lee BILLS ALLOWED
Ccounuitsd

S-nmsrx To~assrip.-
u p KlnDfsusr9n, Judge pr.
mary -~~.~.-~-~~4~---4-- Sc
z Lewis, same ~~-~-~~-~- I2s
e W Hdusrau. same and "a
EsTrutuz BALLOTS .-------.-~~~ FOE
los H. Maxwell clerk aid
arranging booths --~----~-- Tla
X T. Mcasss cssrx -.---~-.-- 5
G. & sriawa.Esrs r1om ssnE Lilo
D. Z NcCracasu, eauaEa5Ls 11a
C-s Ncires To,xnsfir-
r r BrofskF, Judge .-~----e 515
~, & loherrgs Same --------- SIS
y. W 5sIndsn, same and rs-
r1Ir1sng Ballots -~.-.--~ 555
Z e. CCanuGr, clerk -~-e--- 5-15
5ahu Crazs. same and ruom
rsI1 -....~..-.~-..--..-- ia
G. T. Clark, csnsra5La ~~--. ssG
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Washington Township.
Car J, Miller, Judge and ret


Gar J, Miller. Judge and ret
ballots .....,........- 7.so
Herman vogt, Judge .-.... $50
4. 2. Hughes, same ...- ESQ
4iez Foggy. clerk ..... $50
Jess Taylor, same .......... $50
y, n, Brandt, room rent ..... 150
West Point Township.
John Euetsr, Judge .. 1000
Thso, yonderhaar, same and
ret. bal =. -. -. 1920
n. L. Trevitt, Judge ..... 1000
Herman Lehman, clerk and
sup, ............... 1900
John II, King, clerk ...... 1000
West Point Town, room rent. 900
Joseph II. FEEDER, arranging
booths and const- .... 400
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-22

The art of pretending is not con
fined to regular actors.