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Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22
Germans Make Desperate e.
forts to Capture Dunkirk,
France, But Allies Hold
Them In Check.
SLAvS HOLD VSTULA
Austro-German Army Unable to Cross
Polish River-British Destroy
German Warships After
Hawke Sinks.
(S1,nmary Of EUents. }

Throughout the length of the
30O-mile battle line extending
from the North sea at the Belgian
French frontier to the Swiss Ger
man-French boundary conjunc-
tion fierce fighting has been re-
newed. The Germans are making
desperate efforts to take the port
Of Dunkirk, France, following
their capture of Ostend, Belgium,
and they are bombarding Lille,
France.
By using all their strength and
by moving heavy re-enforcements
rapidly from one endangered
point to another along the battle
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22
sally From tho Kitchen.

Does this war they're talking 20
much about make much difference to
your"
THE missus says we've got to econ
omize. SO we're to have margarine
with meals In the kitchen"
Doesn't she have 1t. thenf"
mot her. She says 1t don't suit her
digestion. But there's nothing wrong
with her digestion. We know that.
For as often as not we send her up
the margarine and have the buttsr
ourselves. London Tit-Bits.
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22
BELGIAN QUEEN WITH
KING ALBERT AT FRONT

navre.-"Queen Elizabeth OF the
Belglans is with her husband at the
headquarters OF the Belgian army and
is his constant companion. except
when King Albert approaches the fir.
ing line to encourage and dire:t his
troops"
NJ. Huismans, Belgian minister of
state. In announcing this fact added
tAAs King Albert was showing great
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22

ice. cholera is making rapid strides
throughout Hungary and the progress
of the disease is causing alarm among
the people.
More Activity at Sea.
A British cruiser and four destroy
ers sank four German destroyers off
the Dutch coast. This followed the
sinking of the British cruiser Hawke
and the killing of 500 men by a Ger
man submarine torpedo boat.
The British and French fleets and
the Montenegrin army are carrying on
an attack on Cattaro, the fortified
seaport of Austria in Dalmatia the
grins claim to have repulsed.
eoer Command Revoita.
A strong command OF the Boer
army in the British Union of South
Africa has revolted and the govern
or has placed the entire Cape Colony
under martial law. The revolt was
engineered and led by Colonel Maritz,
secretly German army officer, who
received arms, materials of war and
money from Germany. Recovering
from the first shock OF the news
that organized revolt now menaced
British authority in South Africa,
London has received word that
from nearly every part OF the union
pledges were coming in fast from the
Beers to fight the rebellion led by Col
onel Maritz.
British Army Scandals.
That the English army Is clad IN
inferior khaki. overcharged in the can
teens-sometimes as much as 500 per
cent-and is ill-fed by the camp cater
ers. are charges implied in a series Of
questions that will be addressed to the
ministers on the reassembling of par
Lament. Other questions imply
charges that couriers are able to
travel regularly between Berlin and
London; that high official has upset
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22
Open Reserve Banks November 10.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Treas.
ury McAdoo announced at meeting
Of Glass c directors OF all regional re-.
serve banks. that the federal reserve
board plans to inaugurate the new
currency system and open the twelve
reserve banks Nov. 16.
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22

business by Zeppelin scare; that sig
mailing to the enemy is suspected to
be going on from a Scotch harbor and
that the committee on defense has
neglected holding meetings.
Disease Epidemic Threatensd.
An epidemic of disease threatens
the battle line in the Western theater
of operations, according to Major
Louis Seaman OF the United States
army. an expert in military santa
ton and surgery, who has reached
London from France. The men living
in the trenches arc unable to observe
the sanitary rules, Major Seaman
said. Heretofore good weather has
favored both sides, but now the
nights are growing cold.
The major visited all the hospitals
and said that dysentery and pneu-
monia are prevalent. Many wounded
soldiers are dying OF infection, due
mainly to shrapnel wounds and to de.
lay in applying first aid. Many are
left two or three days on the battle
field without attention.
Germany's Present Strength.
From reliable information a CORE
spondent is able to give the strength
of Germany's force at present en-.
gagged. They consist of fifty-four army
corps of first line troops and twenty
seven army corps of reserves. total
ing about 100000 men. These forces
are distributed as follows:
In France, twenty-four corps Bel
GUM, six; Thorn and Cracow, eleven;
East Prussia, thirteen. In addition
there are one and half million terri.
torials garrisoned in Germany and a
half million recruits expected to bs
fully trained by November
Half Million for Teutonie Allies.
Half a million men, Austrians and
Germans. are registered at the consul
lates of their countries in the United
States ready to return to Europe and
bear arms as soon as transportation
is available. Ninety-fve per cent OF
them have had military training.
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22
Have Ono Good Use.

Il suppose. farmer, that the crows
created the havoc with your corn this
year?"
"Gawsh. no! l put up er scarecrow
dressed In the kind er rig the women
are wearin' nowadays. and 1t scared
the daylights out of 'em."-Boston
Transcript
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22

gian diplomat who interviewed the
ruler at ostend recently. according to
the Daily Express, which quotes the
diplomat. The king continued:
Our army has retreated from Ant
werp and concentrated brilliantly. All
are ready to give their lives as am l,
for Belgian independence. It breaks
my heart to think that this beautiful
country. so peaceful, so Industrious,
should be occupied even temporarily
by so wanton, an enemy. ! feel that
whatever has been done has the warm
approval OF all Belgians and civilized
Europe"
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22
Canadian Cabinet Changes.

ottawu.-L. p. Pelletier. who re-
signed as postmaster general. was sue
ceeded by r. Chase Casgrain Of Mon
treal.
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22
Won MoItke's Son Slain In Battle.

London.-A Paris dispatch to the
Daily News says that DR.. Klein, at
tached to the third French army corps,
reports that his men have buried the
son Of General Won Moltke, the Ger
man chief of staff.
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22

Young Bride Commits Suicide.
Lincoln, Neb.-Mrs. John Ollander,
bride Of four months, committed sui
eide at her home in Fremont. She
was only 10 years old.
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22

A woman naturally regards q man
as riddle when he prefers a glass of
beer to an ice cream sods.
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets first put up
40 years ago. They regulate and invigorate
stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coated
tiny granules. Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22

Important to NNotnoro
Examine carefully every bottle o4
CASTORIA. safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that IL
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22
From last Year.

From last Year.
Kathryn-Did she wear a picture
hat,
Kittye-Yes. an old master.
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22
haps better informed concerning this

haps better informed concerning this
than is Germany
French Hold Eastern Line.
What in previous wars would have
been called great battles are being
fought on the eastern wing of the
fighting line stretching from the Bel
gian coast to Switzerland. In this
great battle of nations however, these
fights are regarded merely as Incl
dents. The fighting always has been
Of the most fierce nature in this dis
trict, owing to the strenuous efforts of
the Germans to obtain possession of
the strong fortress of Verdun, Toul
and Epinal in order to open a way
from Metz into France.
The French still hold the eastern
frontier fortress line, although a
number Of barrier forts have fallen. A
letter from a German officer who was
before Toul describes the art with
which the French defend every yard
before and between the fortresses. The
French infantry is sheltered in three
story trenches. The bomb proofs, even
in the infantry positions, are rooted
with concrete, against which all ex-
cept the heaviest shells are ineffec-
tive. Cannon in disappearing armored
turrets answer the continued German
fire. In houses outside the French
lines have been found cellar tele-
phones by means of which the position
Of the German batteries have been
destroyed. Dogs carried letters, and
carrier pigeons were used, until the
dogs were shot and the pigeons were
eaten.
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22

Weeks ak-Up-A-CoId Tablets
A guaranteed remedy for Colds and
La Grippe. Price 25c of your druggist.
It's good. Take nothing else.-Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22
Almost to Metz.

The steady hammering of the al
lies on the German left wing of the
French battle front has brought them
almost within cannon range of the
forts at Metz. In spite of this men
ace the German crown princes
army hangs on doggedly to the posi-
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22
YOU CAN SAVE HONEY N
WEARING W, L, DOUGLAS SHOES.

For 81 years W. L. Douglas has guaranteed ~
value By hayinG his nane and che retail p.aes
tory This protects the wearSr sssan1s hish yaiSse
yoo ccuid ess how carefully W I. 6o.siaa shosi -
underand why thAy look better, az 6stssr hold
shnps nc Longer t5an otnss M s ~ s /. ss
Vicinity order direct from ffSs1sy ShSss ssns HX:sy
Srated Cns alog shQwinG how 70 ordsr ~ mall
". l. DOUGLAS, 40 Spark b, Brockton, MAJ
Gilpin observer., 1914-10-22

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0nfadSiannaspHidt 6si natianaItr Frph.lIdrn.

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bs ip In &ai6rgon 80 arinoen b%eabHdiscu, bic a~ousreBlatc fHr
rationale gro6ibitoH bearbctHL % fam ieu, Dob fr 6amit ginilub
ni cujelae aughlifr @emihr I'M aonareb auSiben rprocn aaen in
Der Soupfdde w Is beb Uobl pieoT auf Ole gctraoe obadebru, Ole
onir aus 0en 3oiha Der br su%anaapeie a~e1teuug Ses gaocns
itrer ThmeDidFu ge0eerieu 81 5obcu iub.
aMt hr HdhpnnIaa Srubhton tomrrn~wr uaniit in 0as inter.
natonalcA Bebir uO q forute dd % nm 5rasu 5an0cG Die aubcror.
o~sutidybRl @c6 fprn purbeu.
soIon9c Die Gerdntc@cceachmo sade Der Ctmdtaaicn unS ibrcr
2i5m30ccg1ebung it III ~ moatt, BET gnuDerhmg or III oticm Gc.
tdate m8tcgcn n%u5IaHoidcn aaptaHcu icoe GmttaopmaspHidt al.
5uIc5uen, Dil oas aaptaI niaetgt worbm lit unkr aeHutris Der IPo5.
Idfct, Dob Der GHeinat Rrobibiiiou etnfubrt
Tc Ration Bat abrr bi55er ih 6uc 93adt5euauiS nHt ae9eber.
gs 1T feline Scr gefugBiHe Der 9l~nocGapaIt.
@r6 non Ser 9~uuSesaepalt Die 4robibihon perfiat 70 nrS Sus
alsIuO nnoeicHs oolcDe R,dt mt Gnfbaoaungs aufpradr fr
eine ba0uut rurpertetrt aapits!rn BADEN. pe fc Sic Ser. Staateu in
Sapou aeItn0 serott bnber, MS BORT has SabatsnonopoI einadabrt
purcG oocr ME lie Die iesge administration bel Der 5utfen Regtrrma
at Gmten non StaHoar6 Oil pt0sH Der einiabrun0 bs 9ciroIamt
g}oropoI5 gu tim ih angstidt bot. Gem oos ausIau6 wito gdtcn6
MAIDEN, Bob cine Don Scr alien sBerfeuHgsgaDaIt nit Der qeretuct
rerOm mube Go8 peritieoene giott bic a~ugecgten aaytaIim ibur
']gnge5ori8H DerlitteL.
gubr Dem geiut Ser beOeltcnOcn Stcueretrdgr bate oo oe Bun.
ocsrgerrna nod 5]u5ua5eu. Gma5, mas Dem getnad os amcrla.
ditcn golfes niht icbr 8uagcui inter ben ar6irafous gertrdgen aber
gu pcrmci6a ieH ruroe. 9nu 6os Sfie0sgcritt i'm Saaa piroe
tueielo5 ole Gnita0tgmgspfliht aucrfeuuen.
-@~@%-s
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Die Nnsiift, in einen Iangmie.
riqen uuo perluitreideu arieg NIT
0terifo pernidelt 81 peroen, er.
regt auh bel mandeu onoeren
glQttcrn fem Gutjiten. Die Ct,
2ouiicr Gmcrifa, bic Dem Braiioeu.
fen 8ilion immer iebr poblgerpoqt
bat, lit nit ms Der gRiidJt, oaB
man N @nibiugtou einen Idpe.
rem JebIer mafte, ais man iih
aud Damn nod meIgerte, @uerta
an3llerteunen. ais Der meritaniide
aongreB i'm ais geiter Der @e.
idide Der Republif beitdtigt bate.
Canals" ihrelbt Die 4mertfa,
obatte man einleufen mo iid iageu
ioqeu: n@cnn Der Inm @u6 gut
aenug lit 10 fanu's inns reht iein".
9amit m0re man aus Dem 3uitan.
Dc berausgefounen, Ser uuf bic
9auer mbaltbar lit. Mon bate
Damn 6llertn ntdJt, nie oas bellta
nod Geidiebt, oifi5iea MIR u@ene.
raj 6lterta" betitelt, m0breno man
an6ererieits nit linn uie NIT Ell.
mem Staatsoberbaupt 81 oer6unoeln
gerubta un0 5oroermgen ON i'm
%itelte, Die, MIR penn iie oas le.
gittme Sber6altpt enes Staates &c.
nabrt rmo %eriiillt, etnen Sinn 10.
ben. Gin GROCER 9heil uniere5
Bottles lit lid aud ie6r nobl be.
ruubt, oaB man in @aibington 6u.
erto ais Siinoenbod in Die 8iloniB
treiben MID, uno Der ~llntergrmo Der
Stimmllng meiter aretie oiirite ic.
ner dbnlih iein, ole III 5ranfreid
nor fiinf8ig Sabren berri6te, ais
NAPOLEON Der 8ritte iid nuf ons
omerifaniide 4benteuer" einIieB.
0as fir i'm ben 2lnfang bonn gnoe
6eoeutete. Werfwiiroig bleibt IN
Der snu5en @eidifte Die SteIung
9rpail5 $50 man glall6tc, Der
aou5er.meiiter Der 0emofrotiifen
aegierung Der6e oen aopeameiiter
poaig 6eberriden, bort man beute
BON Der eriten @eige ii6erbaupt 10
gut tpie gar nidts. 9as qie6t ei.
mes CAGES bofit in~tcreiianten DC.
moireitoff, oenn efpig miro Der
grobe 0ebrasfoipruoel nid)t idnei.
neit
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Sl00-7l0.
0en0buItde Bis mtttaImaBiae
S775.
stodcr5 ms Gccocr5 felt Bis
itarf.
@ute bis bette 1880.
gittteImaBiae bis quite S7.25-
S775.
@ep56nIite bis mittcImdBiqr
S650-725.
Stod aiibe uuo Sellers 5000
$50.
Stod aaI6er Sc. 50-8.25.
adl6cr $7.75-lO.50.
guacn $3.50.
Sdncine -3ufubr 1900; @arft
iIau bis Toe Hieorigcr. 3urdidmitts.
prei5 SS,25-a3J; b0ditcr 8reis
$685..
s6oic - 3ufu6r 500; @arft
felt.
@htterifaie SG.30-G.GO.
5abrIinae S735-750.
Mirrican @immer S785-S25.
&ioper &C. sO-7.00.
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@cHcral SGermaH bat oen arieg
betanntIid cine SOLE genannt, ober
mit oieie 6oue iheint fir maute
Nicuiden uitts 4bihrefeuOes 81
baben. Nus alen 5deileu 0es Gan.
0e5 fommeu 9tcloungeu, OaB uuter
Den Seuteu, bic lih 81 Dem Hefru.
rerlmg itntioneu ordngrH, gar man.
die iino, Ole Die Shredeu ors arie.
ge5 ifou eiuntal mitgemad)t bnben.
HSH Rcn 9prf mcIoetcu lid an eli.
ncm Gage hltnOcrt @rirhell, Die I'M
g]alfanfriegs fampiten. Mud ioIde
Die oeu 9urentrieg uuo ben oitaiia.
tlldlcn arieg mit1cmadJt babeu, lin.
Oct man, uto belize ariege maren
betanntIi6 fem aiuoeripiel. Die
Die oa 5uiammeuitromen, Inn
Die 4ufregungeu oes arieges nod
einmul o%urf}ufoIten, tommeu aus
allen 8reiteu Der Groe. Der Sang
gum 4benteuerlidcn iteint uIio ae.
gtenifen ilberaa gIeidmaBig
i'm gIute 81 liegen. mo fiir uuiere
,grieoensidmdrmer mus es elm reft
crniihternoes Shauipiel iein, nenn
lie 8auienoe bon aberdeen 5uiam.
m%enitromen ieben, Ole bereit iino,
lid in Die Sole Ill itiir3en, aus Der
9enerai 5herman ein geilugeItes
g8ort gemadlt bnt.
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Rattsn. glduft uno aatten
prlafen ieben Raum, in benz lid
GbIortaIt befir6et. 3peiteug Ieoe
mon in iebes RattenIod unb in ie6.
8o6enriBe giienpitrioltrpftaue. 6au.
Zen Die Ruttsu i'm asasr, 70 bin.
ods 8eitrei4en Der Ddnos unb 1ie.
Zen nit elmer aaItlOfunq, in nsltsr
grsnbitriOl geIOft tpurbe. sFsrnsr
fino dtte Gorten, in 8roTsl aertIei.
ntrt NIT S9peinefstt ger0fst, elm
2odmittel, bns iie. neil unperbdulid.
%unteblbdr ~ Gruube geben Idbt.
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O0pMMvN
SeIepbpn 9onglns 494.
Ratinee taglia 2:I5; NGenos 8:l5.
Wuberues 0nHsgfiHe.

0ieie 8nde: 8iaiam v. gra0g's
o8eautp is 0ulD Sfin 9eep", Gao.
Die Gliff ggiaa Solt @afeiel0,
Glono unb 8annp lli6er, Raior
gtad a6ooe8, Mortiuetti & SDl.
better, ons 8anber DIM uno Die
SenrIt.S elig 8auoeI6ilOer . 3uno.
idali.
Greiie: Motiner (1usgenommen
Samitngs uno Sonntogs) gnGerie,
10 Gents; bette size 25c.-AbenSs
10c. 25e Soc unb zoe.
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Nfnrftberidt.
Gntaba, Is. 9tpril.
Sl0.G Is. Dc

Suo1Gmaba, IS. Npril.
GmSpieb -3ufulr $500; Marft
felt bis t0c. bobpr.
Suite bis bette 5d6rIinge, 800
$50.
@ute big bette, $685..
@ittalmabiae bis aitte $500
S.25.
@ep0bnIide Biz mitteImdBisc
$7.40-S.00.
aiibc unO Sellers itorf bis SOC
@ufe bis bette Sellers $3.50
$50.
@tlte Bis bette &iibe Sc 0-S 40
MittelmaBige big cute $40
HHr rAten4 n 4Httf44t
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sc GntpidtInna ber RfriEplaae.

Sot Der aricg nit girrito be.
reits Legouuen ooer uiht2 Die
6raae lit BON u]nqebcurer 9tDcl.
tlna, benz oas @raueHbuita oes
arle9es brauf]t bier nidt betout
su merOeH. Die frie1criihen yiaB.
Hnbmen Scr Geaierunq, britebeno
IN Der 9blenomg ocs BelhDa0crs,
Der @eietung Der SuicHitaot 8ern
Grus mo Der giobiliiiruug Der
Sanouiadt Der Anunbme zines
nelen @eic6cs fiir Staifung zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iino iiher lautcr
friegeriihe glaBnabmcu. aber c5
III fein arieg. Ter 8rdiiorut bat
ous0riidlid erfIart, oaB Die Der
StnuteH cine abrchmng NIT Dem
Bieuoo.9 raiioenten 6uerta haben
uno Dem mertfauiihcn GoIta ons
friibere 8oblUoaen beipubreu. gllioI
ale oieie triegctiifeu y}aBnabmen
oieRcu onju. @crnltbung pom Su..
erta 81 er3Uingrns Sic or gltpiqig
uidlt leben fpoQte. Ger Eraiiocnt
bat eiHe fuble 6aItung beua6rt,
obDobl es uie INNER bel iold)en
8elegenbeitcu niht an Siugo5eitun.
gen ur0 9ierbaufpoItifern feblt,
Die 5um idroifen gorgcbrn ordn.
gen, Die 5ubauie gcrlie pom Stro.
men 9llttcs beim 5riiihid lcieu
modtcn.
IS beite5t IN Icrifo feline an.
erfarnte autoritdt. Is imO 5af.
tionen, Die ii6 befdmpfcn mo bon
Ocnen roe nod W}att itre6t. GsI
6leibt alio MIR EN- @eg oiien, nam.
lid cine altsiobnnng Oieier 5uftio.
nen aH5uitreben. Gs mare 0ann
sllf9abe Der Ser. Staaten. ais
SduB9iiter oieics Sentiments, Ell.
ne itabile Regierumg aui5urihten
Sn oieier ge3iebung muB oas
sner5ieten Der orei iiioamerifani.
ifen Repnblifen 4rgentiuien. Bra.
lllten Il Gplle mn GROCER 0elli9s
tbuung beariibt tperoen, lbren gu.
ten @iaen be6ufs zines ueberein.
3piifen ben Ger. Stau.
fen unO Den 6aftioneu in Rerifo
5ur 8erfiigung 3u itelen. Selbit.
reoeno miiiien Die 8crbauolungen
~poaitanoige 8enugtbmng fir
Den gorfaa in 9ampico sir gor.
ausfeBung ba6en.
gtein, U%orlouiig 6eitebt fein arieg.
oenu Die 8eiibnnbme pom @era Grr3
ourd internationales aeft ge.
rehtfertigt. Gin DirtIider arieg
fommen, menn ale 5aftiouen
in Merifu iid gegen Die Ser. 5taa.
ten oerGin0en. 9ns lit ober toum
nn5unehmen, ben Die 6iibrer Der
aonltitutionaliiten ueroen perniIni.
geaug ieiu, iit nidlt gegen if.
reh itdrfiten 6reuuo 5i penoen.
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I'm gsrImuttsrstsens
ttGnOs 3n reinigtn, aibt man
iuetBea SOn in elm @6affei6sn unO
. bel Daffsr Oaruuf, baB Elm bider
grsI sntitsbt ben man auf elm Gtiids
9sn WollitOff itrei6t, mittels oeIlen
man bic gsrlmuttsrfa6en isbr fora.
faltls abrsibt. 3um 4a6rsibsn Be-.
iIaBt mon lpieoer Elm fDOlIenes Gtoffs
Hidden. 0as man in ouna fsines
Buns ltsiapuIOsr tau6t.
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Ole 6dlfts Der G6sibunestlaseu rusrz
ben bnra TrInfIu@t ptrurfa1t. Ger
Eriuter 9iebt uisl @eID NIT 3sdsnoGsn
aus, has isiu. frau unb 6inOsr bstoms
men ioItsn. Gr peridnmt istnt arbeit
uub iibIt nidt sut, aubsr er triutt. 8e4
p6bnlih 1T ct 3nbous i4le4t ssIaunt
8iss onbert iid anes, usnn bas Altos
boleift aus ieinsm Spitsm sntitrnt 1T
un6 Der Dunid uno iens furbtbore @ier
fnb usridpunOsn. Der iiderits, 3upers
Idfiglie uuo ihneutte Des. bies III tbuu
III bic Real gtboubluug i'm Seal 3ns
fitat, 1902 Glib 10. Strabs, Omaha,
R~ebrasfa. 3u nebntTt. Die 2situns bat
Der beutl6s ar3t Or. u. Rofiais.r. I'm
6orrtIponbsrI wirb srin@t. StrsHe pers
traulih. Sdreibt weseH gi6Itin De.
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Die Gorge, Die man iih nidt
blob III Geiterreid, ionoern aud
in 9elltidlnno negen oes 8eftn.
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8opfe ger:adt aus nusgefammten
Sonren $3.50; eit Set 2oden
frei. 6rap $. 50. Cd, 1S04-1305
%. 8. q. Bldg, Omaha.
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6armarbeiter in ben 3O'er Sabren.
iudt arbeit nuf Der 5arm, Bat
Griabrlmg, 2obnaniprllf maBia.
ISfferten all Die Omaha 3ribiine.
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2as preisUiroisite Gfen BEL getqr
funlp. 9eutide Slide, 1908
Gobee StrnBe, 2. Stod. MobIsei.
tctr 25 Gents.
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Geinite gurd.N66slu; Rreo.WobeI
nuf geiequns genndt. Gmnbo
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Etyobe EEL Douglas 20lD,
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Tie 9rORe Sfwierigeteit ser
merifaniihen Situaton lie9t nie.
res grahtens onrilt, bic 5uerto
auqeoudten S6ldge 10 5u fii6ren,
Oab iie Den Giel treffen, Der iic
peroient, nll0 nidlt ben miduloi.
gen Sud bns merifaniihc goIf.
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Slin GnSe trent man iit in 8oib.
ington bod, oaB man iif nit Der
Ginfiibrung Matchmaker 8robibition
nift i'll iebr beeiIt bat. 8enn Die
Yrobibitioniiten sic soften Oes arie.
geS gegen Suerta aufbrngen miiB.
ten, fonnte Der Giftator I'M 8raioen.
tenItibl Elm alter Mann meroen.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-03-20
Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court of Cecil County
met in regular session on Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week. Present: Hon.
Richard B. Merritt. Chief Judge; Hon. M.
S.NSentman and Hon. Thomas S. Miller,
Associate Judges.
Snndry claims against the estates of de.
ceased persons were examined and passed.
Bonds Approyed-Bond of David c.
Bentz. administrator of Annie G. Bentz
bo of Walter |. Smith. administrator OF
Emma l.. Smith; bond of Sarah E. Shell
ton, administratrix c. {. a. OF John R.
Register bond Of Edwin B. Fockler. ad-
ministrator of Jesse West.
Accounts Passed-First account OF
Lynn S. Ewing. executrix of Martha P.
Shaffer. and distribution struck on same.
Court adjourned to meet in regular ses-
sion in April next.