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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-11

like some spirit from the coral Oeptns
below.
"Hullo, Lorelei," he called.
n Hello, Boatman," she answered
l"What has become OF the pink and
yellow symphony In bathing suits?
she asked, laughing down at him as he
found precarious foothold on rock
below her. II thought 1t was beauti
full"
1T was too beautifuL" said Alger.
non. 81 felt that was not worthy
of it."
why so modest?"
y, ITS not modesty," said Algernon
Merely a painful regard for the
truth when faced by fact that can
not be denied"
! ~ thought men rose above the
feminine vanity Of caring about their
locks" said she. II thought character
j was all they wanted"
ut is" said Algernon, sin Others
He laughed. oblivious to what he said.
conscious for the moment only OF the
blessed fact that she had cared
enough to come. When she had reach
; ed the beach and found him not there.
she had hidden her slippers and cloak
and had swum out to the rock to wait
concealed until he came. and then to
! decide whether or not to let her pres
ence he known. her friendship still
! struggling with her upbraiding in the
social barriers of formality.
"In other men. maybe,' admitted
! the girl. "In women all you men want
| is good locks
Please said Algernon. You
sound just like mama"
The girl nodded. We'll. it's so. A
woman wants character in the man
! she marries, man wants only good
! looks in the wife he gets"
I'VE realize said Algernon, that
one character in the family is enough
But it's so often a caricature," she
sighed.
You can't blame us for that pro-
tested Algernon. You choose the
man.
MANY are married, but few are
chosen she returned, laughing and
slipping from the rock into the calling
sea.
They swan for while. and when
the girl grew tired they sat on the
sloop and talked.
"You are serious, Lorele'" said she.
"You should not be, not in the sea. 1t
is forbidden
Molly blushed. She had been won.
dering what Hancock would do II 1t
reached his ears that she had made
enough of a friend of her chauffeur to
20 swimming with him. Expressed
thus frankly. the fact seemed impcs.
sible of belief, and she knew how
difficult, If not unlikely, 1t would be
for him to overlook the fact and for
her to explain it. Would 1t put an end
to Hancocks visits, she wondered, and
If il did how could she get him back?
"I was wondering said she frankly,
and vet not quite frankly, what peo-
pie would say if they knew l went
swimming with an unknown youth?"
What does your conscience say"
asked Algernon. looking at her plead.
ingly. He would hate to have her stop
coming now that she had already
come once,
She flushed slightly, reading his
thought, and clasping her hands
around her knees, gazed far out to
sea. Il do not know" said she. II
left 1t on the shore with my slippers
and cloak"
ASK it,. said Algernon, when we
go back
<"rd better not" said she. II am
afraid my conscience would be horri'
fed"
"Why should it be?' pleaded Alger.
non. 81 am not an unknown youth
any more. We have known each
other long time.
But you were unknown. she per-
sisted. politely refraining from naming
her real objection that he was her
chauffeur
Ito be Continued)
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-11

thing is suited to her particular style
or figure. Some special occasion arises
which requires a gown, lacking in her
wardrobe. Thereupon she rushes from
shop to shop, finally buying Gas her
time Is limited) something which costs
more than she intended. The dress
has to be altered; this again depletes
her pocketbook, and as a finale she
realizes that the hastily bought, hast
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-11
HIGHLAND.
A.lC. Brady has gone to oskaloos

A.lC. Brady has gone to Oskaloosa
for treatment
Farnco Bridger returned to Fremont
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Walton Of
Keota spent Tuesday in town.
George Reems and family have re-
turned from a visit in North English
with relatives and friends.
Miss Georgia Kent accompanied her
cousin Lucille to Goodland, Kans., on
Sunday for months visit with her
brother Jesse and wife.
Mrs Lula Callister and daughter
and Miss Helen Thornburgh spent
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-11
CHARLTON

Miss Rose Antrim of Mabel, Mimi,
is guest at the home of Mrs. Eliza
beth Hemphill
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lundgren of
Des Moines, formerly of this city,
have been spending the past week in
Charlton with her mother, Mrs Kalista
Martin, and other relatives.
Di. w. J. Ford Of Seattle, Washing
ton. formerly of this city, has been
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-11
CANTRlL.

Mr. and Mrs Geo. Creath, Glenn Ac-
ton and wife, Geo. Black and Tom
Creath Of Agency City visited the
Creath relatives Friday.
A.. Roberts of Bonaparte was in
town Thursday.
Jerry Smith returned Friday from a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-07-07
be asked to build the link on its own

be asked TO build the link on its own
lands.
Whatever plan is adopted will Of
necessity INVOLVE cooperative effort
and that plan will be best which most
nearly correctly apportions the re-
sppnsibilities and charges non the
several agencies concerned.
How Is The Complete National Forest
Program To Be Worked Out?
1t will be understood l am sure. tina
merely a beginning has been made i'll
a very large undertaking. Some nine
hundred and forty thousand acres
have been acquired or contracted for
where perhaps five million acres will
be necessary. With the funds appro-
priated additional lands can be Sc
cured in the Southern Appalchians to
bring the total to about LOO 600
acres.
A portion Of the funds is being ex-
pended in the White fountains where
$4,000 acres have been acquired and
where during the next year purchases
are likely to reach a total of 200. 900
acres or more. In the White Noun
tains not less than 700, 600 acres ara
required.
The last appropriation OF s2,000,-
600 under the Weeks Law becomes
available on July l Of this year. With
the 5000, 900 thus made available the
tOtdI dCiC d5C " NC az piob-
ably be in excess of 1900, 900 or soma
% per cent Of the present program
Of purchases. This much car be ac-
complished in the first fOu years fol-
lowing the enactment OF the law and
it indicates that at the present rate
Of progress some sixteen years moro
will be required to complete the pro-
gram and that additional a%ppropria-
tions at the rate of two million dol
lars per year and totaling thirty mil
lion dollars or more will be needed.
A bill is now pending in Congress
introduced by Senator Newlands and
known as the Newlands River Regu-
lation bill, which provides enlarged
appropriations for river Improvement
and water esourceS development. This
Dill provides a fund of some seven mil
lion dollars per year for ten years for
the acquisition by the government OF
lands IN mountain watersheds for the
protection of navigable streams.
Should this bill become a law it will
extend purchases to other sections OF
the country than the White Mountains
and the Southern ~Appalachians and
will afford mean Of protecting the
important watersheds in all parts Ok
the country.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-07-07
LUMBER OFFICERS NAMED.
o. Riddick President Western
Carolina Association

ASheVllle, July 5.-The reelection
of w. O.. Riddick as president. c.. A.
Dickey as vice-president, and w. f.
McIwen as treasurer. featured the
first annual meeting of the Western
umbe and Timber Associa-
ton, which was held at this city last
night. Immediately following the
election of officers for the coming
year, the reports Of those who have
served during the past twelve months
were heard. The organization was
perfected July 4, 1913, and the re-
ports OF h officers showed that thA
first year has been a very successful
one 1t was shown at last nights
meeting that as a result Of the work
OF the Lumbermen'S Association a
great deal Of money has been saved
by those engaged in this line OF BUSH
ness in the western part of North
Carolina.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-07-07
STRANGE VERY Ill
Wilmington Divine Suffers RelaDse aud
Is Not Expected to Recover.

Wilmington, July 5.-Rt. Rev. Robt.
Strange, bishop of diocese Of East
Carolina, who was stricken in New
DIRK last winter soon after arrival
at general conference Of Episcopal
church and has since engaged in only
a few light duties in connection with
his work, suffered a relapse a dav or
two ago. it became known this after
noon, and his condition was regarded
as critical. though it was said tonight
That there was Slight Improvement.
there is but little hope for his re.
Govern,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-07-07
FOREST FIRE IN INnIANa
Hamles OF Hundred Population ia
Path OF Flames.
the Associated Press. J

Indianapolis. Ind, July Sword
mas been received here that a forest
fire is raging in Brown county II
miles south of INDIANAPOLIS and al
ready has covered. an area of five
square miles. A number of farm
houseS have been destroyed. The yii-
lage Oh Georgetown, q hamlet of 100
people, is said to be in the path OF tbs
flames.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-07-07
THE NORTH CAROLINA.
State Normal and
industrial College

Maintained by the State for the
Women OF North Carolina. Five reg
uiaf Courses leading to degrees.
Special Courses Tor teachers. Free
tuition TO those who agree To become
teachers in the State. Fall Session
begins September 10th. 1914 nor
catalogue and other information. ad-
dress
JULIUS L. fOCST. Ifc.id4z
Ct~Eelts hoIe. = @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-21
S6limmc 6Olscn Der Spiclcrci BON
Nnn6en.

N2it ciucn Sddoclbrlh unO an.
ocrcu %crIcsungcu Iicat 5ur 3eit
SSiniom 6reilcb, Der iltngc Sobn BON
Srn. @eniomiu 5rciih, mobnboft an
Ner Scrn Sia 9lpcnue 5u 9lrlinoton,
i'm gSronfIin Square Soipitol" oor.
nicOcr. Ser 9nobc por bon einent
@icrwoqcn oeidIeuoert porOen oils
ainocr oic @icroe Ociielbeu Ourd)
Steinpiirie icbcu madtcn lno Oicic
nit ocm %oocn oiirbgingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-21
Sin nitiaer siea.0

Gic @riten i6eiuen nlBerorOentlid
itolj Ooroui 5u iein OoB ibre @oipt-
ilotte in Ser 9lorOiee bon Ser Oeut-
iden bis jebt nod nibt 5erit0rt ipor-
oeu it, Gincn ,ItilIeu" Sieg nennen
lie Die G6otiodc OoB 6ritiide @elpdi-
ier iiir &onOelsidifie mo 6iiGerei-
6o6r5cuge Dofien" iino. sic geben
oomit 81, 0ob bon einem gIngriff ailt
oie Oeutibe Slotte imO Die itorf se.
ieItigte oertiHe 9iiite nidt oic 9leoe
iein fam. Tonit miro o6er Die Be
Oeutmg @roBbritnunieh's fir ielne
GerbiinOetcn gon5 erbebli/ berabge-
ieBt, Oenn Oie 9onotruppen, Die eng
lono geGen TcutidIonO mO Seitcr-
reid ms 6eIo Itcnen fonn fonneu
nidt ais auSiAloggebenOer 6oftor IN
9etradt ge5ogcn peroen.
Inns mill eS iHciucn, ols Of oieler
little Sieg," Oeiien Gnglono iih
rii6mt, cine little 9}ieOerIoge" iuure.
9nleutboIbcn bottc man Ocrmut6ct,
ooB Gnglono iofort nod Der 9rieg5-
erflGrung Sen @criu1 MAIDEN werOe,
Teuti6lonO 3ll MnHer cinen Dernid.
tenoen S6log bei5u6ringen CAB oic-
ier @erlud6 bis jebt nod nidt genoht
muroe, fat offenbnr ieinen @run0
Oorin OoB gnglono lidb Dor Ocn Sol
gen fiirdtct. @roBbritnnnieu iiebt
unO f1ut nit ieiner 6lotte, fam olio
ltiht riSfircn, oicie ser @eiobr Der
8ernihtlng ous5iicten. Gies olio lit
Gnglono'S o9lAillcsferie," unO mir
Oiirfen oetroit Oorauf re6nen ooB
Ccutihlan0 ieinent 6ein0 on oieier
Stellc eincn gloerloB beibringen
miro, lo6olO cS Oen ridtigen 3eit-
punft ais 0efommcn eroAtet. Cab
Die oeuti6e 6lotte Oo5it i'm Stonoe
lit, miro iebt foum nod be5weiielt.
0jroB6ritonuien Fat 5u longc geuur-
tet, icinen Elor, oem ipodIenoen
einfluB TeuiidIonO's ouf Dem Mcer
emcn glie0el por5uihieben, 5ur gIus-
iiibrung Su 6ringcn. Seute lit Die
6lotte GeutihIonO's 5u itorf Seit
man in Teltti6lan0 81 Der lle6er5er-
aung gefonlmen it, oaB o6ne elue
6inrciden0e 6lottcrnaAt Der Oeilt-
Idle Seeuerfc6r Ii6 niht 10 frei ent-
folten fonnte. pie oies fir Die mil
i6m perfniipiten II. INNER mebr on-
mohienOen Sntereiien ltnbeoingt er-
for0erli6 mar bat man nit 6ielbe-
nuBter unO 3G6er @nergie on Dem
9lus6on Der 6lotte gearbeitet Dor
5luei SSo6ren mar tbntiddlidl i6on Die
@clannt3obl Ser unter Dem 6lotten-
6augeicb porgeie6encn 6obr5euge I'M
9ou 6egriiien unO Oomit Der 3u-
Itono errcid)t, OoB fir Die ia6rliN an.
5uforocrnOcn S6iife nur nod Grlob-
6outen in 6roge fonen. @leiA5citig
mar aber 0urh Die ldbreldllgel1 nlls
ooucrnoen llcbungen Oollmeri6iger
Sdiife binreidenoe Grfobrnug ge-
ionmelt, I'M iiir ollc ernitfdae gerii-
itet 5u iein
Gic innere Organization, be5tu. ole
S(us6ilolng Der Griosmonnidoitert
uuroc 0ur6 Die I'M SATIRE 1912
gleidBeitia nit Der Seeresporloge
einge6rodte 6lotten-9Iooellc e6en-
foIls 5unl pollfonmeneu 9l6i6tuB &C.
broAt.
Scit nunmcbr II So6ren lit IN oer
o6cren 9eitltng oes &eids-@lorine-
amtes fcin @ediel eingctretcn. llu-
6cirrt bonn @onoel Der Wleimnger
lit in Oicicr 3cit Elm @erf geicbaiicn
uouoct, ouf oos Die Wtitorbeiier unO
0os ocutibc @olf nit geredteul
StoI5c, ocIicn maritimen Ncbenbub-
lcr obcr nit ihledt Der6ebltcm 9leOe
blidcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-21
0icbe in gIrlinaton.

0icbe itottetcn in ser ylodt bon
Nlittpo6 ouf Donneritog ocr Sta
iion g(rIington Scr ogScitcrn YlorD.
lono Giicnbobn" cincn @eiudb ab
uno cntfonlcn uncrfonnt untcr Wlit.
nobme eincr groBcrcn 9ln5abl 81.
preB. .9odcte. Die EoIi5ei 1T nit ei.
ncr llntcrlubuug beidditigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-21

innere Si6er6eit, Dab es modtDon
ousorciien mo europa beuciien
miro, ooB mir niht blob 6iuo0n.
mernO iorileben ionoern Dab mir ocS
6ortlcbens on6 peri6 iiuO. Gie @or-
tc oes &oiierS iuerOen cinen llorlcn
@ioer6oa in Der Mouorbie buben
mo cineu tieien ginOrud in europa
nlndlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-21

9. 6. rSn meIder Stoot 1T
@r. 9lnOrcp Carnegie 6i finOcn q
- SSn glcp- Yorf, uno menn sic bic
gcnoue 9loreiie at fihoen niinidcn,
oonn icben sic i'm Stem. Dorfer
9(orcBbu6 nod, ooS sic in Dielen
bieiiqen @eid1itcn ousgcIegt finOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-21
5u i6wcrIfcn 0picrn immer bcrcif

5u i6weriten 0piern immer bereit
moren.
SD Dcrtroue Seiierreib I'm
gdrus topicre mo BON binoebuuaS.
boller9egciiieruug eriiiate @cbr.
moht.
limo Sd Dcrtroue oui Ocn 9lamdh-
tigcu ooB er Nleinen @aifen Oen
Sieg Oerleiben lperOe.
0ron5 Soiepb NJ. y.
SiiirN6 N. y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-21
@rnnOitiids. .lIcbrrtrnannacn.

9uIID v. AlpIllBS ullU Vullll uil
%m. z. Maroel un0 Satin gtoro.
lcite Der 6opettc-, na6e 4opion-Str.,
IS bel 80, @runo8ins $40.
Sobn z. Cono6ue on Eobcrt 3.
@rice mo 0jottin, @eiticite Der 30.
iomoc-, no6e 6leet- -StroBe, 1873 bel
20, @rmo5iuS $40.
gloam 6. Sirdner ino @ottin an
SEQ. ~. &c NloB unO @ottin, @en.
Ieite Der 6riSbp-Sir. na6c 9roop-
9locmic, 100 bel so.
Gleni 9. Gbomas uno @ottc an
9iolcigb s. S6omoS, nebrcre @rlno-
Iiiide.
MorD McNonalo @lullou II. u. oil
Teuielbcnom @run0itiide.
9iuooIp6 Nl". @interIiug, NotbIaB-
rerpoltcr, an @irginia g. gntrih.
Niticite Der Dlncou.9llleD, no6c Der
Goiiern-9loenic, t5 bel 25, @rlno.
Sins I Sent
Geo. g9. 9omeniteiu oil Nlortbo
g. Goperton, 3 @rluoitiide.
Sorbroof So. Snc an @m. S. 90.
Ter, ir, g}orOof.@de 9uOcn.9IOeme
lnO Yroofs 9ane.
Gbas. &. Eotteriou al Gmma 6.
Young, , @rlnoiiide.
9lobert $. @unocr II. ". al W1in-
ME @inOer, Siioieite DER 9erington.,
no6c @oppleton.StroBe, 1879 bel 80,
@unOjins sos.
Sennie @olOitcin an SarrD @olO-
Itcin, gioroieite Der 6opette-, no6e Der
Bomb StroBe. @rlno5ins $25.
gilbert 5. MalSoiiler H. u. an
6rcoerid q. &oB, 9loroIeiie Der 6oir.
mount-9lOenue, nobe Catherine. Str,
IA bel 72, @rlunO5ns sos.
6reOerid g &oB on SeIen 9.
@orfielO, 9}orOieite Der 6oirmouut-
9lpenue, no6e Catherine StroBe, IA
bel y, @ruuo5inS sos.
Gitcne 9l. 4Snr0p II. u. an Com
9. giieubronOt 9|oroieite Der ErcBt-
mani, nobe 8. StrnBe, 29.6 bel 81.
@runo5ins $40
@oworO q. @iienbronot al @6os.
q. EirOp II. &C., 9lor0ieiie Der NreBt.
man., na6e s. StroBe, 29.6 bel o.
@nnO5iuS $40.
@m q. McSor imO @ottin at
+. g4m. Grtmon unO @ottin. Olt.
icite Scr Cattle -StroBe, no6e 9tort6-
9IOenue, IS BET 70, @rmo5iuS $3.50.
Sonl 81. Smith an Ssroel 60
rem, @eitieite Der 9ouo., nabe 2om.
barO.StroBe, t5.7 bel 63.6.
e. &irfbriOe 0ilcr miO Satin an
Yenrre 6. Growl mo @ottin, SIt.
ieite Der Wlonroc., uobe gafer.S Ctr,
1911 bel 80.
Sobonuo ". Stuipeu unO @atte
an Morp 2omb II. a., @eitieite Der
@uilIoro-9lDeuue, nobe "a. StroBe,
20 bel i51, @runO5ius 800.
@ilbur i. 9eub mo Satin nn
@olter 9. @eitpbol Siiooitieite Der
Yolug-, nobe @rtnSlpid-Stry 1919
bel &C, @rlmo5ins SOC.
@m. ". &ouic mO Satin al Die
g9lortbeoIteru Dob, q. 3. z. g.,
Siioieitc Der Wlo0ilon. nobe Wia.
oeira. .StroBe, t9 bel 73, @ruuo5inS
$35
6ronf GriScoa, Eruitee, an Sen
DlnDor mo 5tootrat6, SiooiReitc
Der 9elair,JRoao. @rluoitid.
Gbas 2. &oiiiter ino Satin an
Gieielben, Siioieitc Der 0}outoomerp.
no6c 9lcppcrt- StroBc, l.a 700 6ci
96.
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SIN glrner fiir g0ni6inntnn.

Sir Oic @oibingtoner 9eborocn
fcitgeboItcu miro III Scr meitIidcn
@oIi3ciitotion our 3eit Der 9le9cr
NoD Drummer. DctcftiU Fobler
bonn @onptqnortier perboitete ibn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-21

2c. NullYctl HNO Otuib 0luti ViHllu'
iiiidc
Catherine Connolly, Son. anSo6u
Boob mo 6roL Ciiieite @loociro.
nobc 9onfltroBc, 90 bel 70 Sub.
So6n @l Softer, IT, uno 6rou an
@eo. 9l. Goof, gtorOieite 35. StraBe.
no6e @recnmoimt 9Ipcnue, 14.5 BEL
80 SUB.
@co. 9(. Goof an Gobert 6. @orO.
ncr. 9loroieitc 80. StroBe. nobe Der
@rceunouut 9Ipeuue, 1l.5 bci 90
Sub.
Gli5o6et6 6. SboSlup, 9Iomv al
SomeS 9. @osncG it, Oiiieitc 9Iis-
quitb. na6c 6cOerolilroBc, t0s bel
IS SUB.
@lorD &. @rop an E6os. 9anuon
unO 6ron, Sgciiieitc Siamon-, nobc
@reItoniiroBc, 70 6ci 81 SUB.
Snro6 q. So6nion IL u. an @n
Sobnion glorOoiticite Gntow., nobe
YreitonitroBe, 25 bel t50 SUB.
Slntoupo &en5ersfi on 9lnton Sic
fiersfi uno 6ran gIorooiiieiie 80.
ton, ua6c ginucviirobe, 902 bel IT.
SUB
9lnnie @eriimber oil Scluis 6oofs
m0 6rou, Siioieitc 6oirmount-SIOc,
no6e G6citeritroBe t3 bel 76 Sub.
9iotbon goOinc unO 6rau al 60
Iomon 9caroo mO slnoerc. @eitieite
9ouo., na5e 6upeitcilrobc, t3 bel -
SUB.
Ebos. Sug6cs II, a., TcrW. all
Morgoret S'Gonnor 9lorooiticitc Der
GruiO Sin 9lpcnuc, nd6c Soii.
monitroBc, 20 Del 1912 SUB.
Baltic q. g. Ii. g. q. an Caroline
llr6odj unO @ottc, Siioicitc g96ite-,
uo6e NlonrociiroBc. "A bel - SUB.
2ouiS ShIoB unO 6rou al Sidoc
Cohen, Siioicitc 9rottitrobc, nnbe
Guncou.9lacp, 17S bel 70 SUB.
". Srping Gopis, 9l0nly an 6reO.
SSienorcd mO 6rou, 5iioieite ,5op-
cite, na6c SrcnIontiiroBe, 81 6ei IA
SUB.
NlorD %rcdtcI on 9lilcD u. @liuer,
Nficitc 9utIono-, uo6e Sopfins.9IOe,
1J.2 6ci 20 SUB.
Gnmo g. Shueemonn an Sobn
Eilodowsfi un0 Srou, Sitieite Der
@ontioro- no6c Softer sIocnnc, 10
bel 70 SUB.
@aIcntp ScnOros5ticiuicj iinO6ran
an SnocpenOent RcoltD Cor, Sgcii.
iciie @cnwoo6 9lucmc, uobc 6Ictt-
StroBc, i3 bei 20 Sub
Ssrocl 9. SoneS uuO 6rou al Nm
t6onD S. Scincfamp mo 6rou, @eii.
Seitc 9iobts no6c Nlontgomcroilr,
Is 6ci i20 SUB.
G6oS. S. @nrrid unO 6rou OIL @eo
@orI Scb, ir., mo 8rou glorOeite
Stod6olmitroBe, no6c GoIunibin'9loe
t7.2 bci 70 SnB
Wlorgoret s. Sores on Natc Nlot-
t6eps, 6 @ritnOIliidc.
16os. Soug6eS. Irtltee, II, g. OIL
0enrD Q. Sling D|or0oiiietc GrliiO-
@ia 9Ioenne, nabe SoiimoniiraBe,
90 bci SUB.
@oltcr &. @eitp6ol an So6n s.
@cGrodcn nnS 5roiL SiiooIt.Scite
Young, nobe grunslpidliraBe, 1919
6ei 66 Sub.
Sonucl 10. Singer. geru.. on
SonucI ". Singer, Citiciic NlcGll-
lob, na6e YreBtmauiirobc, 90 bel
115 Sub.
Sonniel ". Singer II. q. an SSobn
z. 9oOOen, Siiedc YreBinlan. lnO
@lcgnaobitnbc, 20 bel ii5 SUB.
SomeS accliD an So6n W. 9}eli-
berth, irv mo Srolt SiiOieite Der
Moi6er. uobe NopIar @ropeitroBe.
IS bci - Sub.
g. Wlilton Suetcr an Somes s.
YeotiD uno 6rou, gloroiciic %, nabe
GoIpcrtitroBe, 16.2 bel 100 SUB.
Gugeniu 6. 36omoS mo @otie al
hilbert S. 2ub uno Srou Siioieite
G6oieitroBe, nabe Gollineton 9l0c..
IA bei 50 Sub.
Sones aeeltD an Clarence Shdf-
fer uno Srou Siioieite @loiberiiroBe,
nube EopInr @roDeiirobe, IA Del ~
Sub.
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n .Aounncutcm, bic ben o9entidjcn GOrre.
nr,$$nse,cnicn" M ntdjt piinttlidJ Oocr nnrcgel'
Ho"sB'a crbnItcn, fiH0 ncbCtcn, Der Office
iSs;Vn iS%JVn per ScIcp6On Oocr idlriitIiM Wlit.
'e'lins 81 MAIDEN.
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@an[er aebant pOn @aIIaabsr.

%. etrnhe, 900 VlIDn aBtN1
,@ln Square bon 0uutin9oonsAbcnue
900 8Iud Whman.QlUtnMe, neue etraht,
9leben Quniinaoonsgloenne
gInr $i40O.
ZOO WIud 9ambcn.9locnue, MIR $1,000.
edOp Blud QltlinIun.9Ucnuc, MIR S1,l0O.
ellc oicfc 0dnlcr bnbcn
ytfnnbn Drunt, Simmer nnb Bab.
h,leoc moocrne Nc0nenlibiciI. Gus nno elci'
HIue peuchtcr Gnernnae. clhQcmauetie W1iD'
'"o'r unb extra 2oIciie i'm 8cIlcr.
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Yoint nnO 2767 Soiicr 81 Canton.
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Genra $3.50.

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ngscbI oroinirtc Grunoiiiide ic $3.50, $ia0
Mn,o $3.50 gnar ooer aepen Sbre eieenen Nc'
Tog,oo &Iefirilme Gcnts Sabroelo. 8erIanat
IIlnreibcnoe 0irluare. 9lia 2ano Co., Cner'
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3n bertanfen:


9m Ucrinnicm
A seine Gjemiiles,Snrm bon 16 9ldern Nloac.
goao. nabe NcIdirs9iua0 Nah6uirdQen bel
pssssttitCu & Mlcrrilcn, ylr 100, Cit,9crtngtcM'
s'tnbr (SnH3O, ,IuG,im
~ Se6es $l250.
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Euo IN fcocm; qroBc Simmer ulio 8ui IN be-
hsgt Cr6nnno GnnaIifdiions, Terbnouna. Gds
Wore GinrimlnnQcil Noupl1b IS hei 80.
Mo0rhe glusoahen $4,000, gicbnlc 0dltie IN
boaar nnb Rcii nnf 8hpobei Ndd5ulraeeIl
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u oggcn. TT 3utubr lOl Vulhel,
GerionOt BON ocu gleOoioreu lO2
9uidel Gleuotoreu : &orratb 5229
9uihcl.
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Contract Spot . S915-
Safer. 3uflbr 30. 7s9 9uneT;
Gcrionot BON ocu eIepotorcu 9i08
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954 @uihcl.
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3m Oermictben.


a glr 242. ggiIfon,Strnbc, nabe Qinbensglbcnue.
esgqaol ilalipnS. 8crhinnuna prudiie nnsaeleel
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