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GRANBERRY-At the residence of her
son, DIR. ID. Webb Cranberry, AZ Har-
rson street, East Orange, N. J., on Sep
TENDER 81, 1911, Hattie Webb Cranberry.
Funeral and interment will be held in
Hazelhurst, Miss.
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DILLON-On Sunday, September 20, 1914,
Sarah s., widow Of James Dillon, In
her s7th year.
Funeral services at the Baptist Home
for the Aged, 2S5 Roseville avenue, We'd
nesday afternoon, September %, at 2
O'clock. Brooklyn papers please copy
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BURROUGHS September 90 1914
Jennie g., beloved wife of Charles H..
Burroughs, aged 60 years.
Funeral on Wednesday, September %,
at . 80 p. M, in the Connecticut Farms
Presbyterian Church.. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. q
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LINDEMANN--At Chatham, N. J., on
September q, 1914, Alice e., wife of the
late Casper w. Lindemann and daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Sintson.
Relatives and friends, also Pride OF
Sunset Council, No. 1873, d. of L., are
kindly invited to attend the funeral
services on Wednesday, September %,
from her parents residence, Washing
tom avenue, at Up. m. Interment at
Chatham, N. j.
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DEATHS

n TN IutEuaH8
September %, at bis residence, 1s3 Bel
band of Fanny Seharffenberger (nee
Wankmueller), aged IS years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
TAYLOR-On September 10, 1914, Theresa
NJ, wife of the late George Taylor, aged
10 years.
Funeral services will be held at her
late home, 22f Bloomfield avenue,
Bloomfield, on Wednesday afternoon.
September 23, at 2 o'clock. Relatives
and friends are kindly invited. Inter
TEAGUE-At Chatham, September 81,
1914, Merrill A. league.
WILLIAMs-En into rest Septem-
Der %, 1914, In her SDth year, Ann,
widow of John J. Williams.
Funeral service at the home of her
daughter, Mary A. Jones, 1873 Valley
road, West Orange N. J., Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Interment at con-
yenienee of family.
WRENSCH-At MontcIair, NJ j., on Mon
day, September q, 1914, Henrietta
Marie, wife of DR.. A. 70. Wrensch.
Funeral private.
ZIPF--On Sunday, September 90 1914, at
Bloomfield Edward Adolph Zipf, be-
loved son of John and Christine. Zipf
(nee Schetzer), aged twenty-five years.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
yited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. 116 Myrtle street, on
Wednesday. September %, at 2 p. m.
Interment in Glendale Cemetery.
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PRINTING

HlGH-GRADE printing at Iow-grade prices.
SToUTE. 90 Academy st.. Newark ". j.
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WANTED at once so autos, pleasure or COM
mercial. FOR Southern shipment; will pay
high prices, bring your car. we also will buy
bodies parts and supplies from a cutter-pin
to complete car; we buy, sell and exchange;
machinery used by automobile ma nufacturIng
concern consigned to us for sale. cheap. also
garage lockers, etc. ROSE AUTO EX-
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PRIESTLEY--0 Tuesday, September %,
1914, after a lingering illness, Eliza
beth A, Priestley, widow of George w.
Priestley.
Funeral will take place on Friday,
September %, from the late residence,
14i Maple avenue, Iryington, N. j., at
2 y. m. Relatives and friends are
kindly invited to attend. Interment in
Woodland Cemetery.
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Valley road. Orange, N. J., on Tues
day, September %, 1914, Mary ID. Nc
Goey (nee FRENCH, the beloved wife
of James McGoey,
Notice of funeral hereafter
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IIAINES-At his residence, Ill South
Eighth street, Monday, September 81,
1914, Henry r., husband of Antonio
Strempel, In his fifty. seventh year.
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HELMsTAEDTER On September q,
Michael, beloved husband of II. Helm
staedter (nee Appledauer), at his late
residence, 299 Mulberry street.
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UNITED STATES pIsTRIGT, COURT.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of David Berkaw bankrupt
In bankruptcy:
NotIce is hereby given that David BerSow,
bankrupt has filed his petition, dated August
lis. 1914, praying for confirmation of a
composition with his general unsecured credi-
tors in bankruptcy, and that all creditors
and other persons are ordered 10 attend at
the hearing upon said petition before said
Court, In the u. s. Postofflce building, at
Trenton In said district. on October 9Th,
1914 at 1890 a. M, and then and there
show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted.
Dated September 20, 1914.
EDWIN G. ADAMS.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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BANK STATEMENT

REPORT of the condition of MATTEo'
PARISH, of Newark, N j., at the close OF
business September 12 1914;
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RESOLUTIONS
iNeRossING. Is West Kinney at.
LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that on the first day of DC
tober next /, the Undersigned. shall apply
to the Inferior Court of Common Pleas of
the County OF Essex for an order permit
ting me to assume the name of Benjamin
Norton Scudder, pursuant to the provisions
Of an act entitled IAN act to authorize per-
sons to change their names, approved
February oath, 1876, and the several sup
plements thereto and the acts amendatory
thereof.
(Signed) BENJAMIN HAROLD sCUDDER.
1t6 Washington avenue,
Newark. New Jersey.
Dated September /, 1914. sept1,s,1b,22
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MRS. GRU1CH, PRACTICAL NURSE
do Ladies' private nursing; treatment at
homo: doctors reference. sb6 South Orange
av.; phone s15s-W Market
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PATENTS
MIDWIvEs

REefsTEREp MIDWIFE.
MRS, DREWES BRANDT,
lss MULBERRY, ST.. CORNER MARKET.
CLASS ExPERfENcE. coNFiNEdENTs
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
TEL. s2se-W. MARKET.
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MAIER--Pe Peacefully fell asleep, after
lingering illness, on Monday September
q, 1914, Margnretha Maier, formerly
Mailer aged 70 years 4 months 8 days.
Funeral service will take place on
Wednesday, September %, at the late
residence, 249 Halsey street, corner
and friends are kindly invited to at
tend. Interment In Woodland Gene
terry at the convenience of the family.
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LYoNs-On September 10, 1914, Florence
Lyons (nee Kearney), beloved wife of
John Lyons.
Relatives and friends are respectful
~ invited to attend the funeral from
the funeral parlors of the Newark
Burial Co., 53s Broad street, on We'd
nesday, September %, at $3.50 a. m, to
Holy Cross Church at . a. m, where
a High Mass Of Requiem will be Offer
ed for the repose of her soul. Interment
in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre
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INSTRUCTION
THE NEWARK SEMINARY.
(MISS WHITMORE SCHOOL,.

CdISs WHITMoRE scHooL).
172 CLINTON Az, NEWARK, N. ].
Boarding and day school reopens Thurs
day. September "a. 1914. All departments
certificate admits to ali leading colleges. SUI
perior primary classes; special students;
pupils prepared in methods of teaching.
French, elocution. vocal music In class IN
Guided in cost of tuition Gymnasium.
Large garden for games. Catalogues. MISS
WBITMORE,
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MATTS-on September 81 1914, after a
long illness, Samuel Mats, husband of
the late Martha u. Maddox.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at
street, Newark. N. j., on Wednesday
sevenlng, September 2S, at o'clock. In
terment at the convenience of the
family. Kindly omit flowers.
Brooklyn, N. Y. papers please copy,
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AUTOMOBILES

EIKER cARBuRETER.
Ford special model.
Price st2.
Five to ton more miles per gallon of
gasoline; perfect mixture at all speeds;
call or write for particulars to State
distributors.
KETcHAM 8 LAwRIE.
Auto speciaities.
ass Halsey street.
Phone s7S6 Market.
State distributors leak-proof piston
rings, Braender tires. Anthony tire
pumps, etc.
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CEMETERIES
Glendale Cemetery

Franklin av and Joralemon ST. bloomfield
N j. Best located and finest kept, with per-
petual care to lot owners free: plots OF
graves, $50 up; single graves. $16. Phone
1853 Bloomfield.
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HELP WANTED
MALE

YOUNG MAN for candy and soda store must
thoroughly understand the business; age
17-21.= GALIT. 137 Springfield av.. between
West and Howard sts
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THEATRICAL

BEST professional entertainers, music, novel;
ties, ETC., furnished for all occasions short
notice. SAUNDERS, office s45 Broad Ut.
Residence phone 1888 Mkt.
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PERSONALS

LONE widow would like invalid to care for
at heme; doctors reference given. MRS
STARRETT, 4 Freeman ST., Orange, N ].
PLAIN sewing. MRS. UNTERaoLz. 1s1
Seventeenth av.
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TEAGUE-At Chatham, September 81,
1914, Merrill A. league
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TAYLOR-On September 10, 1914, Theresa
NJ, wife of the late George Taylor, aged
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POOL TABLES bought. sold, renteds and re-
paired. LUDLOW, sS Market st Tel.
24S4 Mulberry. Entrance on Washington st.
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YOUNG men learn linotype operating tday
and evening"; send for booklet -, . MER-
GEFTHALER LINOTYPE SCHOOL, IA
West Twenty-third st.. New York-
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gram the hostess served dainty re-
freshments. , ~
Devils Lake Journal: Rev. Alice
Ruth Palmer, ordained minister In the
congregational church, was IN the city
6etWeen trains enroute from Cando to
Crary. Miss Palmer Is at present head
or the Congregational Women's For
! Missionary society in North Da-
kota and iS delegated to visit the var
lous towns. OF the state, meeting wo-
men and giving public addresses. Miss
Palmer Is also a woman suffrage work
er and in many cities has delivered
addresses In the interests of the cause.
The September division of the First
Presbyterian church will give the fol-
rowing program and entertainment in
me church p~arlors' on Thursday sven
Piano-Arabesque ....,.,,... Debussv
Miss Mabel Bowers.
Readlng-A Bush Leaf Hero....,.,.
Gertrude franklin
In the Dark in the Dew Coombs
Miss Olive Braisher.
The House by the Side Of the Road
T. & ,',.% Leo Horst.
Piano-Rondo Capricc1oso .MendeIssohn
Miss Bowers,
49,. Fart III.
perfield.
Place-Betsy Trotwood's Home.
Characters
Miss Murdstone. Miss Lorraine Pollock
Janet, the Maid 49,. Miss Ruth Gage
David Copperfeld Miss Eleanor Amidon
Mr.. Murdstone Frances Stalley
Mr.. DICK ss....ss.s Hewiston Pollock.
Washington. March 3O.-Suffrage de-
m~onstrations In every part Of the Unit
ed States on Saturday, MAY 2. are ,x-
nactpH tn Ghnw the manila nF $6o TY-;t-
ed States that the women Of this coun-
try mean business. The National Am
erican, Woman Suffrage association.
has placed the organization work Of
the demonstrations in charge Of the
congressional committee, of which
Mrs, Medill Mccormick is chairman.
Mrs. Mccormick began to organize the
demonstrations at the Chicago head
quarters several weeks ago. The re-
ports from nearly every state In the
union" said Mrs. Mccormick, are
gratifying and show that this move
ment for suffrage will be one of the
most impressive ever held on account
Of its being nation wide in character,
and the fact that all women interested
In suffrage are working together in
sures its success. What is very graft
flying is that the enthusiasm has spread
from the United States to Canada and
the women of hat country will ioin In
making May 2 n of the greatest days
in the history Of suffrage. "Dr. Anna
ouaWS p4SSAueuL Ol the Nation
al association, has asked President
Wilson to proclaim a half holiday, and
l have made a similar request to all
the governors. This is to enable all
working women to take part in the
parades and demonstrations on that
day. We intend to make it possible
for every woman interested in suffrage
to participate in the demonstrations.
Manufacturers and employers nave been
asked to grant the women and girls in
their employ a half holiday on May 2,
in this great demonstration for wo-
men,.
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SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. FL. C. McIiraith of Grand Forks
10 visiting friends in the city this week.

Mrs. H. G.. McIiraith OF Grand Forks
10 visiting friends in the city this week.
Miss Gladys Fridd OF valley city
was the over Sunday guests OF friends
IN the city.
Mrs. r. w. Darner will go to wah-
peton tomorrow to visit her parents Cor
o week or ten days.
The Fortnightly club met at the Civic
center this afternoon with 9 large
number of members present.
Mrs. w. D. Mcintyre and son will
go to Minneapolis tomorrow morning
for q months visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Edna Hubert, a teacher at
fsardrasr was the guest OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Hubert over the
week end.
Miss May Henry OF Valley City who
has been visiting friends in the city
the past week. returned to her home
Saturday.
Miss Madelyn Glasgow returned TO
Wahpston last evening after an over
Sunday visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. and MISC. FL. Knight OF Gran
city win go to their summer home at
Gra71din tomorrow morning.
An enthusiastic suffrage meeting
was held Saturday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. C.B. .Waldron, Eleventh
avenue north, Saturday Afternoon from
the hours OF 8 to 5 o'clock. The mem
hers OF the Seventh ward division OF
the Votes for Women league acted as
hostesgss. Mra. r.. MI. Pollock gave
the address OF the afternoon speaking
on North Dakota suffrage and on the
action OF Sen. Z. McCurnber In regard
to the recent amendment before con-
gress. After. the talk the hostess asrv-
ed refreshments, assisted throughout
Aslaa-snoma py Me8daaaes HsHs Bolley.
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I interested friends in the city. They
VIII make their home in Los Angeles.
st. Cecilia guild will entertain the
Woman's guild of the .Gethsemane
cathedral tomorrow afternoon from Z
to. s o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flanders Peterson and
daughter Katherine, who lave been the
guests Of the formers brother, Rev. A
u. Peterson, Eighth street south the
past week, went to Crookston today
to visit Mrs. Peterson's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wyand.
The Hawthorne Neighborhood club
Wall meet at the school house tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Miss Bess Tay-
Tor OF the Agricultural college will give
q talk on The Puzzling Places in Plain
Sewing. A large attendance is desired
as there is business of Importance to
be discussed.
The Sociological section Of the Fine
noon at 8 o'clock at the Civic center
and a large attendance is desired. The
program Tor the meeting Is as follows:
The Living Wage....Mrs r. o. ScfiIipf
housing Conditions in Fargo..
............. Miss Barbara Hazel.
MI. and Mrs. "A. II. costain entertain
ed at m Saturday evening, i'm COM
plimant to Miss Dorrie LaVaiiey. and
Norman Brophy, whose marriage is a
social event of the week.. Covers were
p!acsu ZOE twenty guests which iEclud-
the members of the bridal party
and relatives. Pink and white predo-
minated in the color. scheme, pink roses
being used on the tables. The bride
elects place was marked with q large
bouqnet OF pink tulips and sweet peas.
Mrs. Jessie Remington, Of the West
arn choo1 OF expression, gave a pretty
TEA yesterday afternoon, at her home
on College street, for her expression
students. The hour was 4:30 O'Clock
and TWENTY-FIVE guests were present.
The following gave readings during
the afternoon, the Misses AtIeen Sulli-
van. Hattie AmsdelI, Maude Knight.
Lucille Smith. Angelina Wills, Eleanor
garTs Marie Ryder, Mabel Franklin.
Mthea McYeety. Ellie Kivle, Messrs Leo
Horst Royal Drurnn1ond. and.ty. Cor1-
wall. Az the c~encluaaon &c the proc
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HELEN KELLER TO
LECTURE HERE

Under the auspices Of the Y. w. C.
A. Miss Helen Keller will give a lee
ture in this city on Saturday evening,
April rs. Her subject will be the
Heart and the Hand. She will be ac-
companied by her companion and tn
tor. Mrs. ma M. Macy. Miss Keller
and Mrs. Macy are making a tour of
the United States in the Interests Of
the blind and the deaf and dumb.
The work that Miss Kellar has ae-
complished in the past few years are
remarkable. When nineteen months Of
age a severe illness left her deaf, dumb
and blind and after years of study and
work she can not only understand what
people are saying, but car talk as we'll.
Mrs. Macy, formerly a teacher in a.
deaf and dumb institute has been her
instructor since she was a small child
and through her untiring efforts, Miss
Keller has become educated.
Undoubtedly every n has read the
Story of My Life, by Miss Keller and
is delighted at the fact that she is to
give a lecture in Fargo.
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AT THE HOTELS
THE GARDNER.


r. A. Friedrich, Minot: Glen coo1r
Gardner; Fl. T. Booker, Minot: r.
Haywood, Grand Forks; r. L. TowIe
EdgeIey; W. F. Burnett, Dickinson: n
II. Hand, K. r. Stolz, Grand Forks:
Mrs. G. w. Archer, Finley; O.. G.. FRO.
ten,- Walum; r. C. Kittle, Casseiton.
". L." Larson, Valley City; j. r. Ken
neoy, jamestown; A. Bailey, Mimic; A,
Walsh, Jamestown; Chas. E. Fouts,
THE ANNEX.
HI. C. Runyan, Grand Forks: z. r..
Hanson, Crookston; l.. p. HYDE. val.
ley Cityi A. Thorson, Hatton; H. P
Smltn' thompson; H. G.. Griffin
Whltehsh; Mrs. D. Bowen, Balfour.
THE WALDORF.
G. Rannan, Valley City; Mrs. H, G.
McFraith, Jamestown; N. Reuch, Kath.
ryn; Mrs. W. K. Hail. Aberdeen. n A.
Anderson, Detroit; +. M Parker.
Moose Jaw; FIRED Auglie. Howard Lake.
THE METROPOLE.
J. e. Hanna, Minot; Nels Nelson,
Armenia; F. M. Helleman, Warren
Harry Crozier, Niagara; John DahIe,
Grand Forks; S. S. Acheson, o. A.
DreWs, Minot; H: E. Burleigh, Wheat
land; g. 7: Davis, Beach; Chas.> Skies,
r. Hartman, Page.
THE PRESCOTT.
D. W. Anderson, Sioux Falls: Miss
". snde. Page; H. M: Strand, Ender-
Hochkiss. Casselton; Miss O'Ring,
Grand Forks: e. L. White, Winons;
James We'll, Harvey; J.. e. Brown
Fargo; Henry Alk1r, jamestown: Allie
A1kir, Jamestown; C. P. Baker. Mil
bank; Lee Dunbar, Glenfeld.
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A. B.. Weeks, w. #. sudro, A. e.
Minard and J. w. Ince.
Mr.. n Mrs. Fred Brastnup and
daughter, OF Livingston, Mont, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Blake OF
Fourth avenue south.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Ply
mouth Congregational church will give
an faster sale and supper in the
church parlors, on Friday evening,
The Athletic association of the Da-
kota Business college will give their
last dancing party OF a series, Friday
evening, April 3 at the Knights ofsCol-
umbus hall.
Mrs. H. O.. Kallgren and son Of the
Mount Vernon apartments will go to
Minneapolis h last OF this week for
e months visit with relatives and
friends.
south, is entertaining as her guests
this week, the Misses tLuella Stewart,
Marjorie Meighens and leila Slower OF
Valley City.
Mrs. ~. y; Brophy Of Anneortes.
Wash. arrived In the city Saturday to
attend the wedding Of her son, Norman
will be ~solemnized at the brides homie
on Thursday evening. April q.
Mrs. =. III. Wilder returned home
Saturday from a months tour through
b state in the interests of the w. c..
.. Y. suffrage work. She was most
large audience sin all the cities that
shs visited.
ID. w. Peck OF Minneapolis, state
secretary OF the r.. MEGA. for Min
nesota, h addressed the North Da-
lxota Agricultural college z. M. G. A.
was the guest OF President and Mrs.
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Human Touch In CORPORATIONS.

Leslie's: 1t seems strange to see a
railroad advising its employees as to
rules Of living. The Illinois Central
has lately issued a statement to its
employees advising them to live COM
placently and avoid worry. "Of the
mental causes, worry" says the state
ment, sis the worst. Learn to be
master of your moods. DO not permit
yourself to drift along like a helpless,
rudderless bark tossed to and fro by
every sensation of pain and every
wind of mental Distress"
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The Brute.

Detroit Free Press: Mother, I'm
afraid l have made a mistake in mar
rying George
"What's the matter, my dear? Has
he been brutal to your"
Yes, he has"
what has he done?"
yesterday when / asked him for a
new hat he said he couldn't afford it,
and"
Eyes, go on"
"And even when I broke down and
cried he didn'+ give In and say !
could have it."
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COUNTING tha Cost.

Cincinnati Enquire: "Politeness does
not cost anything" said the Old
Fogy.
IT doesn't eh?" responded the
Crouch. well. it's a mighty o O
walter who can't make it cost you at
least so cents"
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Like This,

Cleveland Plain Dealer: The Mexi-
can military mathematical table GEMS
to go like this:
One Mexican-one insurgent.
Six insurgents-one revolution.
Two revolutions-one firing squad,
Two firing suuads-one army.
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TempuS Fuqitina,

The baby who but yesterday
Was christened Cleveland. Blaine or
Hayes,
Now wildly motors day and night,
He butts the public left and right
And pays his fine or ninety days.
Buffalo News.
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A Mean DISPOSITION.

Baltimore American: is that old
miser Poing to give his daughter
away at the wedding?"
Not If he can get anything out of
the bridegroom"
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What He Said.

Detroit Free Press: She turned on
him with whitening scorn.
Il shudder to think" said he, what
she would have said to me il her scorn
had been strong and fresh"
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Economy of floor space Is the advan-
tage Of a Wisconsin inventors step
ladder in which a third section carried
between the front and back can be
raised to a desired height.
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A wedding was solemnized at the 3
Borgeson home in Vernon last Tuesday
when Elmer w. Borgeson was united
In marriage to Miss Meta Nyseth Of
Norton. h ceremony was performed
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the Rev
j.. Bjerke officiating in the presence o.
relatives and immediate friends. Miss
Anna Borgeson acted as bridesmaid
while Henry Borgeson assisted thu
bridegroom.