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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
PREBLE ST0CKMEN
ADVOCATE KILLING
OF DISEASED HERD
Society Organized to Prevent
Spread of Plague Backs
Federal Officials in Slaugh-
ter of Cattle.

EATON, O.. Nov. 1S.-Following a
thorough examination of all herds of
cattle suspected. state and federal
veterinarians announced Tuesday that
the only case of hoOf and mouth
disease in the county existed in large
herd owned by George c. Sauers, four
miles east Of Eaton. The herd con.
sists of nearly one hundred head,
eighty of which Sauers purchased in
Chicago a few days previous to the
closing of Union Stock Yards.
The disposition of the cattle was
discussed Tuesday with prominent
farmers who became members of an
association formed here Monday for
the purpose of aiding authorities in
stamping out the disease. l. M. Bid
dinger. president of the organization
said today that farmers generally have
would be the only way to prevent
other cattle in the county from con-
tracing the disease. According to Mr.
Biddinger. the slaughter probably will
be Wednesday.
Speaking Of the purpose Of the new
organization of farmers in Preble
county, Mr.. Biddinger said the object
is to aid and not antagonize inspect
Ors. Frank Rinck and Jesse Flory,
representing the organization, held a
conference with inspectors at head
quarters in Dayton Tuesday.
The association will employ an ex-
pert veterinarian for the purpose of
establishing beyond a doubt the exist
ance OF disease in a herd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
High School
Mems Items

Girls of the domestic science classes
at the high school will serve q lunch
con November 20 to teachers and stu
dents. The number of tickets sold
will be limited to about twenty. Girls
who are offering the tickets for sale
are Dorcas Hiss. Amy Fitzpatrick.
Carolyn Rodefeldt, Mabel Logan and
Ruth Moorehouse. The luncheon will
be served under the direction of Miss
kfturah Parsons. These special meals
which the girls will serve from time
to time are intended to teach them
how to serve.
The senior class is planning to pre-
sent a play in connection with the an.
nual bazaar which will be held De-
cember Is. The play and the cast
have not been selected.
Following the Winchester basket
ball game Friday night the members
of the High School Athletic associa-
ton will hold skate on the Coliseum
floor. The skate is strictly q high
school affair. Admission will be free
to members of the high school asso-
citation
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
YOUNG ITALIAN DEAD
IN GANGSTER'S FEUO
Body Doubled in Barrel
Found by Police on Long
Island.
[BY LEASED WlRE.1

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Jealousy
was ascribed by the police today as
the motive in New York's latest "bar'
rel murder, the victim of which was
Luigi Macaluso, a young Italian gang
ster and amateur fighter, whose body
was found hidden in a barrel in a
lonely section of Long Island City last
night Macaluso had been shot
through the heart and his hip joints
had been dislocated so that the body
could be doubled up in the barrel. The
body was still warm when found.
The police learned that Macaluso
and the keeper of a saloon and dance
hall in Long Island City were both In
fatuated with a woman frequenter of
the place and that they had Quarreled
over her. The keeper Of the resort
was known to have powerful influ-
ence among the lawless gangsters.
Several days ago he disappeared and
was seen no more until his body was
found. The police are working upon
the theory that he was kidnapped and
held q prisoner until his murder.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
TRANSFER CASE

Suit against Carl Addleman has been
transferred to circuit court from Judge
Abbott's justice court by Dorothy G.
Hartley, aged IS, who says she will
become mother soon. Addleman fail
ed to settle the case in the justice
court and the suit will be brought be-
fore jury in circuit court The young
man was arrested but has been let out
on bond furnished by Clarence Addle-
man and Ora Blose. He promised to
appear in circuit court the Friday after
the first Monday in January.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18

81. part lot 118 Haynes addition Rich.
m0nd.
Ruby NJ. Cavanaugh to Albert Gregg
and wife Luella 81, part lot 11S in
Haynes addition Richmond.
William Hines to Albert w. Gregg
81, lot q w. c. Boyers addition Rich
mOnd.
John c. Britt to Albert w. Gregg 81,
lot 103 Haynes addition Richmond.
Adelaide Houck to Robert B. Colvin
eta. 81, part lot So original plat in
Ceflterville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
TEAS TO ATTEND
SHOW OF APPLES

Edward Y. Teas, OF Centerville,
probably the oldest active orchardist
and horticulturist in Indiana, will at
tend the Indiana Apple Show at Indi-
annapolis tomorrow Mr.. Teas is sc
years old, and still directs the work
Of his nursery at Centerville.
He was active in organizing the In
diana Horticultural Society in 1860,
and is now the only surviving member
OF the 80 charter members Of that Or
ganiZation. He ia also charter men,
her of the American Nurserymen's AS
ISOLATION.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE
STOCK

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 1S.-Hogs
Receipts $500, market steady to SC
lower. best hogs 1925, heavies 1920,
pigs $6.50M $50, bulk of sales $71Om
7.2o. Cattle: Receipts 400, market
generally steady, choice heavy steers
50 o0m9 ,75. light steers $750dS.5O,
heifers s5.O0Ms.0O. COWS $5.00M7.O0,
bulls S5.25 a 6.75, calves $5.OOM9.OO.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts 400, mar
ket steady to strong, prime sheep $500
a 5 90, lambs $6.0OMS25
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

UNION STOCK YARDS, Ill.,, Nov.
lS.-tlogs; Receipts 10000, market
25c lower. mixed and butchers $1,000
1.55, good heavies $3.50 7,55. rough
heavies 5000 1925. light SG.90M7.45.
pigs S5.50m 7.30, bulk of sales $71OM
40. Cattle: Receipts 1000. market
l5c lower. beeyes $6.40M 1865, cows
and heifers $3.50 900, stockers and
feeders $1,000 40, Texans $7.40MS.25,
calves $1,000 11.50. Sheep: Receipts
$4,000, market weak. natives and west
erns S3.506 5.S5, lambs $5.75U91O
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
TREASURER GETS
TAX FROM ALASKA

Time and discomforture were saved
by several hundred tax payers in Rich
mond and Wayne county who sent
checks through the mails to the coun-
ty treasurer. The work of credting the
taxes was completed today. The taxes
paid by mail total S137.O00 Bank de-
posits of the county treasurer since the
close of the tax paying time two weeks
ago have been $4,000.
One tax payer formerly of Richmond
Is given consideration before all 9TH
ers. The tax payer is Mrs Amanda
Carter of Nome, Alaska. Because of
the slow mail service between United
States and this Alaskan city, cores
pondence between the treasurer's Of
fee and Mrs. Carter is measured in
months instead of days. Mrs. Carters
check for taxes was received a week
ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
VIII EAT
CHICAGO WHEAT

CHICAGO, Nov 1S.-Wheat, No. 2
red S1.14A d1.16, No. 3 red $1.13A q
lis, No. hard winter $114A ole,
No. hard winter $1.13A oils. Corn:
No. 2 mixed 744 G72A, No. 2 white.
new 6s, No. yellow 1914 n73, new
6s1a No. 3 white 7O4. new 661a m6712,
No. 3 yellow 724 n72&, new 66R@
SLY, No. 4 white. new t4G IS, No. 4
new yellow 631a ass. Oats: No. 2
white 49A q 500, No 4 4Sn49. No. 4
white AN m4S12, standard 491a5OB.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
FOOTBALL ELEVEN
OFFERS TICKETS

Tickets for the football game which
will be played Thanksgiving at the
Athletic Park were placed on sale to-
day. Great preparations are being
made for the game. The team will be
strengthened for the game with some
old stars familiar to the fans. The
team held a short practice last night
and is rapidly perfecting a system to
use that is expected to bring disas-
trous results to the Greenville eleven.
This will be the only out of door sport
of the day on that day which indicates
a good attendance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO, O., Nov 1S.-Wheat Cash
$115la, December Sligo, May
$124A. Corn: Cash, old II, new 6S,
December 60. May 1914. Oats: Cash
5114~ December STA, May Sc Rye:
No. $l.05. Cloverseed: Prime cash
sS65, December $50. March $3.50. AL
sike: Prime cash 1855, December,
$50. March $500. Timothy: Prime
cash $2.5712. December $3.50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18

Quebec is building a dry dock large
enough to handle the greatest ocean
linres.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
FARMERS NOTE.

Owing to the cattle epidemic, there
will be no quotations from Pittsburg
and East Buffalo until the disease is
stamped out.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18

mond post office are supplied with
receptacles or door slots in accord
ance with the order issued two months
ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18

Fountain pens were invented short
ly before the beginning of the nine
teenth century.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18

For the last five years this country
has used from 63 to 81 per cent. of the
copper it produced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
TheMarketS
.s.>-h .s.>t'
Edited by A. D. Cobb.

CHICAGO GRAIN
Furnished by Cornell ano Thompson
J. o. o. F. Bldg. Phone 1876
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-18
RICHMOND MARKET

LIVE STOCK
GLEN MILLER PRICES
Daily Market Report Of Glen Miller
Stock Yards. Phone 3744
HOGS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
LOST

a bay aud a crap. weight about fifteen
hundred pounds each: no brands but harness,
marked and names r0aehcl Liberal reward
for information leading 20 their recovery.
Address j G. Smith. Phone 1890.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
FURNISHED ROOMS

'"h MIA |'s'' A''''h''P.Ns '''"' ''
FOR ktNI. Cool comfortable sleeping p'om
lhohe 900.
t,v pr,.r I.t, ,r. an
A1rA Boston
OR RfNl-Rooms for night Housekeeping
10 '". o-s.ou
FOR RENT Room f.r HgIf housekeeping.
400 Nurih Nam
,,p pt.,.. q,
W NJ" nu, 's'' ''"s''''I 10 '''"
nuns "''
FOR RENT Light housekeeping room. 40
Nofih Boston, aal5
,.., r,,-- ,
urr,,, r6,r. ~
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms mod
tIn ~ 01rLh Denver
FOR RENI. Rooms for lllht Housekeeping
good water. I6 ". 7tn.
Two Iisht h5u,caoepIug rooms modern,
no yhildu,u Phone IiT5
ron vr>.r .r... ,,.l.-- ..r, ..-..l.,u,r.
rooms. ia south Jackson.
tx, ,T,,. a.,
'"Hl, ,rNW ri ao.,,,n. '"' o,"S'aggt. & '''"' '''
] AoAbl.'H IuuWt' LtNI '"IA.aN'". ''"s'"
hble rate. Il4A4 West l.'NI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
STOLEN

STRtYEp- FROM 2ts East Third. one bay
horse. Please call Tulsa Household sup
Co.. Reward
'sTRAyED OR STOILN sorrel horse
weight about 1850 marked ou loft shoulder
10 Din. about @ yeors old Reward II rc.
TUNED 20 J z. |lIatt.ue u S-ulh glaIa1
Ware mWOIIl
5O,gO feet, FRISCO Track. Inquire c
South Elgin. Phone 1892.
DAWSON PROD. 60.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
FURNISHED ROOMS
WANTED.

WANrED-Rop m and board by lady with
two boys r and O. Phone At7s.
NOI NG man wishes furnished room in pri
yatp home. Permanent. Give price and
description in answer Box 43Al care World
WANTFD-Tw1 COZ three furnished rooms
FOR light Housekeeping. Must Doe modern
Man and wife Describe fully. State price.
Box a5Ga care World.
ROOM aud board wanted by young couple.
ion refined private family. south part %
town preferred. convenient 20 Main street
car line. AddIels p . Boy 70
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19

NEW ORLEANS. Muy ~ Cotton futures
closed steady nt a net advance of TO q
uu.uIs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
FURNITURE

FOR sALE-Dininc ard living room furui
ture. also baby bugFT, oil in good condi-
,ion. Gail "a South Main from = 90 6 ,. IN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Wutomobtl ior
Vaitor Spalcifuen.

"a |aitor =. 8. Spuleituen al
Sasper, Minm.. iommen meo rne 10
GGtrc either oq Slioith fon bieut
Sen t3oe SitIi ira Gantons areo@
llnqoom9itepne / Sonoro, z. {.
bIeo luitoren ouerraifet al line NE.
nigbeoer me0 en- irroeleS p9roiiuIO
@ape nentliq ell 8licf > Fa8ieuler
Automobil az 1914. 3ppen iulot
u0ltpret meo SeIfitarter. eleftriit
2pS ~ % mo0erne / oae 0enieeu.
ser.
iSor ire aar ii6en mobtoa poitor
SpnIeinlen en- 8aue paa nplten $500
ira lime Menigbeber, bpilfen Gum
oeIuis bIep benpttet iii at fisbe Ct
Bar Seite.
ut oenne me OF upenteoe @aue
bleu bsilig paaifIsnuet al Eaitor
Suuleituen % bans 6amilie Tiger iil
ieIp; fiji bet er Ell 8ape iom Baito,
rem og 6amilie oil baue nlesen Spq.
qe oq 6ornsieIie al, nnar De fisrer
runOt oq beisser fine Ne~nigbeosiolt
% andre genuer o. 9efienote / ga
bolaaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

ANNAN VI >NlA wy ObNlIS AiAAAA bA0pN
bapt ct sIimrenoe 6orIsb. 6remms.
Oct bapbe ppret oct a~IIerbeoite, % /
Oct Itore og belle bapoe man pRret for
naiet meo @eiret. ltbeiiterne q iou
itore, at nogen efonomiif SoroeI piloe
man ieluiast life hape al at beige
gpgoer - og Smaabper ogiaa for
BEN Gel - men ban bapoe iunoet, at
be mango Stilbenter life fuuoe bore
Jig befienot al Of bope belsst Nor9e
uoen oeiau at bare fact ieet Sar-
Danger. 6orncmmelig al Den 8rltno
uar Rllten lagt bio. San uotalte i'm
ltore Nnerfienoelie ior Mootagelien
o. De SorbereoeIier, iom bar giort og
Den Sierteligbe0 iom bleu pitt benz
poo iorifieIIis Bis.
Mireilen ianot Steo peo 2.30.Si.
cen. Taa 9rpggen lang SAILOR 5ot.
LAMBS Snngfor et Bar Nltmre til Ii.
ifeo. Oct oelinosoeoe aor bar lnngt
ira ~illIotalli9t, men gior0e BOG =
at BONNIE efter De SremmebeS 10.
iagn - line Sager goot. Otter ri.
ipngelien al "@ribeirroen / Saroan.
ger" tog Tr9iioent Treus Srbet ira
4onlnlanoobroen. San niloc taffc
Sotlano8 &or FOR Sen Gang. Gen
bleo uofort meo Tpgti9beo og itor
6%oritaaelie 90 bpor ifltloe Soritao.
elIen al BET Stpffe ellerS pGre at k1lNe
ON life Der? Ser bpor 9igtcss Sfu-
eplaos 10 bar; boor bber % EFT lepeor
hpuo Spillingfnnitner>c bao6e iagt
/ Sro og Soner. San bapbe life bort
ben Gang ior iunget meo laa megen
Snoerli9beb. Set par ct meget ban
lfeligt Stpffe. Haar nogen gap ftg
ifait meo ct iaaoant Wuiifnnmmner,
Ioa bar Oct Ioroi De latte Jig tore Sp-
gaoer, % oct muatte til for Den, iom
piloe iren, her / Norge fom oper /
Nmerifa. San buphe bert % lpit
TN Sarbanger; ibag bapbe ban for.
ltaaet ben Sntelligens og itore Sfjen-
heo, iom oabcnbareoe liz oper De
Sunoreocr unge, iom bar tilIteOc.
Set bar SangenS Mogt iom bonoe
blora9et til BET. San piloe lpecieit
toffe ior "@rloefUrben". 90 enife
at allie pafre hinge Gamer, iom Der
bar tilIteoe, og iom life isr bapbe
baut lin 9rubefurb. inarlig mnatte
ioa oenl gn Gafotaituoent baphe
oIlereoe tioIig iOag iilnbet no, at Sc
iom bar Sfuut bapoe bupt Srilbeipr-
Sen. met oe, iom intct Sfollt bar, DC
bapoe 9rltbeiproen tilgobe.
Otter nof ct Sangnltminer lea
"Iaiipro" ira 9rnqgen unoer Surru-
raa6 o9 De biertelinite Siliener. Cen
iielone 6eitittno bar lint.
Zen 17oe Wfai bleu iuor feiret meb
mer END ~alminoelig Spitibeligheb OF
Itor Silillltnina pper belle Sunoet.
Ser paa pore &onter opronot eager
meo oct melt ltraaIcnoe Spmmcrpeir.
s apam iamleoeS benin1oo 1000
Menneifer / Sfipeoalen, bpor Nroplt
Gbriitie bolot @itostieneite. Sans
Gale bar baoret al inberlig S9bre.
lanbSfiGrligbeo % lpS Gro pau Def
gooe / Siuet % iamlebe Jig ON Be TO
cling: at taffe pg bebe.
Observation-Disclosures @irfelano fra
SPoeren bolot Sen egentliee Seittale.
San minbebe ON Stornerfet ooa
Gibspolo for 100 Ior tiIbaee og 0rog
Samtmenligninger mellem Sfierpil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Sra Paroanser.
College, nttrrnes 8eiss. 17be Nai'
f|eiter % Santn-NHlprinser.

DIN bet END fommer noget lent,
I'll leg BOG beepnoe bette 9rep meo
Ell geretnine ON 2itber College
@ano's 9eIse / &num ben Soc Sum-.
@i er goot punt meb 5~eitligbeoer /
Dor grNb, men oenne 6eitituno blep
noget nter END alminoelig % oil
I9nae fomme til at itaa iom ct Init OF
paffert Winoe.
"a Mmerifaforet bar pentenoes ON
Eormiboaeen Den Soc Sunni meo
0ampifibet "Iafiorb", bapoe 9pg-
ben iflaot Zig fin beoite Stosoragt.
@eiret bar itranlenbe, os aIle Slag
a bette ira Den tioliaite Wtorgen.
Eli &irfen itepnebe feitfleote Wenne-
fer / Slot % Selge. ga Sfibet lag
De til aaien peo Giiteis, rirngebe en-
mG9tig Sulut til Sore Tor De bun.
oreoe SrGnoer fra Imerifa, 'om pil.
DC gipite os. 3irfen bar paffcrt prp-
oct meb @rsnt og 5lag. geO Siben
al 8orbpGlpingen por Ben nplig al.
flereoe "Saroangerfane" plalcret og
tog iig brilliant no. Stiernebumles
ret mnnglebe heller life.
Set er Ell Selpfslae, at en- itor Gel
al NlbIifum manglebc @etingelIer
for tilfllOe at fllnne %foritaa og be-
bpmme 9oncerten. Ter beoeS pou
meget og oclpis panifeliee Eager, alt
fremfsrt UNDER Ell fpnoig 2ebelie og
meb itor SGrbigbeb. Ger aopcs ilerc
Sananumre og aoifillige Stpffer Or
seltermuiif.
Otter &oncerten fog EropIt Gbri-
itie SrOet fra 9alleriet % toIfeoe i
parme og hiertclige Orb @ngoens
1af til Be 9eiegenoe. San mi,loeoc
cm De &isbets % @anoenS Saanb.
iom binber Norom9nb Der oa Horb.
mpnb Ser bortenfor atIanterbanet
iammen.
Sneen 6amilie / oenne @pgo err
lIben Slpgtninger Der oper. Ser off
ob Sanfens uipnlige @eie, peO Sreu
og Silien iaa mangt ct title Slto
oper Sapet; liaar Oct MI gapes GIN.
lebning at faa ie og hilie poo mere
Sr9noer, ser tolfeoe / Soner lin Saf
til BET 2ano, huorira De bapbe fit No.
ipring, iaa blep oct iau meget beito
fjerere. San boo Sc unge, iom ber
bar mcot frent, bilie lit Solf / Imc.
rifa, iige Dem Der borte at De life bar
CLIENT Der, % at De life nlaatte CLIENT
ME os. Ge bar Treitelprlinger; pi
hapbc ct iplles 9aano / ben luther
ife Gro, ban pilbe beoe Dem ajsrc lit
bebite til, at be Norife oeroper maattc
bepare fin Iutberife @efienoelie, at De
iGoelig oa folfeligt maatte Ituo lonBt
iremme / Hpffen og faite SLAMS ouer
NoromanbsnaDnet. Son pilbe babe,
at naar Sc MI bar / Sarbnnger, pilOe
life beres Sorpentninaer til oisie
@pgoer bIioe ifuffet. San neobab
Seliianelie oner bort Solf / Imerifu.
Treiioent Hreus taffebe.
l1oenfor 9irfen opoarteoe Mlllif.
forpiet meo en- Gel grtranllmmer al
minore alporlig Irt. Sotografiop.
paraterne par flittig benptteoe; ii9r.
helesbeb pofte apinoerne / fine pafre
Nationaloraeter ltor 9eeeiitrine.
Sr. Molbitab, Trroens 3eoer, no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

rem ira 6 til , Nnr og Bern I'll
SfrRooer 1Sofob &ilIltre. &c 6eoe
al en- iarIiQ aoleriueiarong.
aaormano SoIitein 9erge / 2iItcis
er BOO. San hap0c iioen isr ,5il Tor
set meite ntaattet hoIoe Sengen. pIa-
get al iorifiellige Snsbomme, Ser MI
tiliioit If glrQt meO 0en isr ioa lterfe
o0 robuite Mano. Saliteiu ger9e
uomerfeoe Tia peO lit originate Ip'
len. San par grei o. ligetiI og Ir'
6eioSfor iom foa. Gertil bar ban Ie-
uenoe interesieret o. iillgte goot meo
/ ali iom rsrte iig / Iiocn. Saapiot
lea buffer, bIep ban 70 Aar annmel.
Ola &. 2pitbus, Gifsp osoe ben
t9oe SNini, II glar gammel.
Sneofer 8ierrunb Hssielnuos
Some, 9rita, is0t Sfeie, Osoe 2toe
Slni. 8uarobruger Sobannes Afs-
pes Some, Sobanna, er oeo. Sun
par ira SSQoeren og isbt apermelano.
SisIge IS. 6bl." Ter oct ub til at
bIiue bra meo 9Gbler / Saroanger %
Iigeleoes meb EPrer og Tloumer.
airiebpr % MoreIIer blir oct Der
imoo imaat al. Soetbeletaaet uiier
oct ia, at SET blir minoit al De tiolig.
lie 5~rugtiorter iom Jslse al, at
glommen itoo iorIPnse poa Sr9rne
/ Oct folbe % iure Saarueir.
Seiaannen err mt | iulo Sang.
Non flager oper erisien eng liaeionl
nltIIoss llgrGs bar toget iterf 0per.
baano. potetesagrene itaar pnffert.
Otter en- nofiaa orps og ftert Ssrte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Sollpiet er SOoen Tor EpoSom

ipirer o. WPitrober men oct tan life
naa til glooet. Or. Yeters aiirifo
noruober Spgoomsipirerne / glooet.
lenne Wteoicin bar en- interesiant
Sritorie. ct giao % Qamilet meo
IuIb geifrioelie og Oplpsnina oil bIi.
ue Ienot gratis I'll buem iom belit. ser
iellber Naon % aoresie iii Or. Ieter
6abrnep & Cons Co., 1875 60.
Sopne aoe., Gbicaso, Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

9. s. SoIitaS 5.

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n idd DOB f1uI HoGen anoeH SumaiiiRe nj ben
ocbtclie Rrts.
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re bette ON De oil lpgge fig I S9len-
gil ou iorisse?"
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Zen Toreneoe atrtes gourb Of
8r1t'tees btaiaer ogioa bette Soreta.
Senoe, bOtlfet fan ices al fslaenoe
StrineIie til Romiteen fra Sr. g. $.
SoIitao, 6ormano ! gooro Of Sru.
ltees.
"0ette 6oretaaeroe bsr foo Ell
biertelig ltnoeritetteIic al ale / BEN
6oreneoe airfe.
BOARD Of 8ruitees oeo at oenne
@pgninq bar IPnae pRret en- Uirfelig
He%Ooeuoiaheo, men or6re Gina hur
fer eiort oct ne0peuOig at uOiptte
me6 @nnInuitifIofalet
Gen TIan, iom al Ceres aomite
blep iorelogt BOARD Of 3ruitees. if
oi3ie5 erItemmiqe 3iIihrtntna o1
bar tnobetottct ! Dor Rapport til
Iar5me0et.
Oct %beguuSer at teauc til at ct
"@nm" ior Ct Clai fan pirfeIig
giorcS.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-06-19

At the recent meeting Of the
regular Democratic committee,
in Nashville, Judge II. p. Hill,
Ok Sparta wasselected Chairman
which Of course indicated that
he ii : great man--as we'll - !
staunch prohibitionist and adso.
cate Of 20 honest election law,
however new he may be III those
political beliefs. Alpha bet !"
Morton, under whom the whole
regular posse made ths slunp
from local option advocates To
wild eyed prohibitiouiss.s rs
relocated to the shAdea--no
even invited 70 continue Ii the
hairmapship.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-06-19

can supported Hooper for Cover
nor and two years ago it claimed
tosendorse McMillin, the regular
Democratic nominee. while re:
pudiating his whisky platform.
AS a matter Of fact, just a few
days after the Tennessean and
American had perfunctorily de-
'clared for McMillin, it heavily
featured one Of Hooper's speech
es. showing plainly that it again
desired aud really advised his
reelection. The Progress editor
is going to vote for Hooper, as
the nominee Of the Independent
Democrats of Tennessee, rather
than to vote with the old Patter-
son.whisky crowd which has al
ready lined up, to q man, for
Tom Rye--and we feel pretty
sure that the editor Of this paper
lie not and never has been a Re-
publican. Such rotten state
ments ia the Tenneasean and
American will do Tom Rye no
good nor Hooper any harm.