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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-23
RICHMOND

At the annual meeting of Richmond
Board of Trade held at its rooms Sat
urday evening, Nov 20. the following
officers were elected: President, DR..
W. y. Price; treasurer. Morrill, Nc
Kenney: secretary, Charles D. New
ell: directors: DR.. x. W. Small, G. B.
Day, G. y. Newell, w. \. Bibber. H.
G. Reed, J. G. Flagg. II. +. Houdlette.
Miss Mildred Duren of Skowhegan
passed q few days last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Du-
rem.
Mrs. Charles Averill of Augusta is
visiting at the home of her son, Har-
old Averill on North Front street.
Theodore Pesock is visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs George McMas-
tiers on the Beetle road.
Mrs. Fred Rogers and daughter Mar
guerite have returned from Boston,
where they attended the wedding of
Mrs. Rogers son, Drummond F. Rog-
ers to Miss Emeline Wilson of Cherry
field, Me. The wedding took place at
the home Of Miss Wilson's sister in
Wellesley, Mass, Saturday evening, at
7SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leavitt made
an auto trip to Scion recently, where
they visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dunn are Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Dunn's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ridley.
The Richmond basketball team won
the opening game Of the season at the
Opera house Thursday evening with a
victory over the Bowdoin Tigers by a
score of "a to 10. Next Thursday eve.
ming the local five will play the Com
munity Club of Gardiner The r. A.
c. girls will play the Red Ties of Gar
diner
Evangelist William Franklin spoke
at the Free Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening.
Pleasant pond was frozen over with
thin coating of ice one morning last
week.
The old Hathorne ice houses at Ce-
dar Grove blew down some time dur
ing the gale Friday night. Also a
number Of trees in this vicinity were
blown down.
The play which was TO be given by
the Natoma Group of Campfire Girls
was postponed on account of the Sc
we're storm. 1t will be given Monday
evening, Nov. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. McGinn left
last week for Waterville, where they
will pass the winter with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Poulin.
DR.. Hold Of Portland and H. S.
Dow Of Gardiner were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Layton one day last
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Curtis has gone to
Topsham where she will pas the win
ter with her daughter. Mrs. Lottie
Tarbell.
Colemore Small of South Weymouth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-23
ASTHMA
Simple Harmless Remedy Bring
Quick Relief.

Many cases of immediate relief a'
rapid recovery from Bronchial Asthma =
long standing and other diseases
throat and lungs are being credited .
discovery made by Or. Eugene hCs
ard of Worcester. Mass. Or. HoEan
prescription, which is totally amer.
from all usual methods Of treatment y :,
these Affections, Is called O%id&ze a. \
comes in the form of Il tablet when \.
patient allows to dissolve slowly IN - =
mouth. Its curative, healing Juices ~
minele with the saliva and enter ~ s.
crevice of the irritated bronchial n .s,
branes. release the muscular consttl.r.i,
of the bronchial tubes. open UP me- I
passages and regulate the spasl r,.,:
lung action. These tablets, Though pc, ~
ant to the taste, are SC powerful e =
rapid in their action that many useis
for years were obliged to sit up ID ~, y
gasping for breath and unable 70 M IN
report that they now put a single r;, SI
daze tablet in their mouth when solns.
bed and can then lie down ana yin n,
easily and naturally and get W,,
nights restful sleep. Bowditcn ,"cs
ster. Augusta, and many othef nj,
druggists who handle oSidaze , ",ors
sell it on the positive guarantee o. ~ \
, back if it does not give immeaia'
lief ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-23
CHOOSING A LAXATIVE

In treating chronic cons,;
harsh cathartics should be a, pa'G !,
A mild laxative should be nsa, olass
regular habits are estah,ishsaa Ut
then gradually discontinued a
All laxatives are not eon.,
and efficient. Some act uuict,, al
the end increase the cons.,. w i
Others cause intestinal colo ,s
nation Of the bowels and nars. 'sa
and salts should not be used 20 v
ly. sua'
Pinklets. the little pink la,,.
granules. are safe under anv a1.
conditions, do not conflict VIII Z
medicines and form an ideal !. We
to keep in the house ready fos
when required. Pinklets win y. :
by mail at 25 cents per bottls y
DR.. Williams Medicine Co 80
tady, N. Y. If your druggist
supply you.-Adv. 'ass
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-23
Their 5sth Wedding Anniversarv
CANAAN

Miss Beryl Foster passed several
days last week with Mrs. Leon Laucto
at Skowhegan.
Ray Ames. Edward Cameron, Sewall
Salisbury. Willie Fowler and Claude
Thornton left last week for the woods,
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Williams and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-23

rill were Sunday guests of Mr.. ana ''''
Wesly keene at Clinton. -.
Raymond Pratt left Saturday iol a.,
home in Foxcroft to pass his 'aeA"'
Frank Sanderson. who with ms ga
lily left a short time ago for Ma.
chusetts arrived Saturday. AN. Ia
short stay he will move his nouse, III
goods to Oxford. Mass. where h'
locate. LAT
George w. and T. II. smith
been entertaining their cousins na
Smith Of Greenville and Lew fo~
Of kineo. Mr.. Folsom was he'I AZ,
years ago but this is Mr.. Smith
visit to Canaan. ..~
The schools throughout the ~ -,
closed Friday for vacation u
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-23
SPARKS FROM Maine WIRES
Bankruptcy Proceedings.

Discharges from bankruptcy were al
lowed by Judge Hale in the United
States district court to the following
Max Nicholson Auburn; Elmer Strout,
Auburn; Charles r. Berry. Auburn :;
Fred j. Fleming. Oxbow: Herman Fl.
Shaw. Monticello; Fred NJ. Tup-
per, Waterville; Peter Corbett, Mil
linocket Winfield S. Ingersol. Win
throp; John S. R'eux. Westbrook; Dan
L. Flannery, Fort Fairfield; Frank NJ.
Dougherty, Portland.
Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy
have beeen filed; Mary f. Towle. Pal
myra. Liabilities SS1S2. Assets. $4,000
The principal creditors listed are. Or
vile Judkins. Newport. Me-: II. B
White, Boston; F. o. Thompson, Pal
myra; National Shoe and Leather
Bank, Auburn Coe Mortimer Compa-
ny, New York; c. J. Trickey. Corinna
and Helen Rowe. Newport, Me Attor-
ney J. II. Haley. Hartland.
Louis G. LeLgendre. Bath. Labli-
ties Sl035. Assets, none listed. Prin-
cipal creditors listed. Schulze Baking
Company. Chicago; F. G. Davis. Lew
iston, and David Stott. Detroit, At
torney, E. Nj. Brigham. Bath.
Henry A. Melvin. Exeter. Liabilities
s5445. Assets s4385. Principal cred
| itors listed are. A. G. Blethen. Dover:
Winthrop Robinson Houlton. and
Moses Wiley & Son, Bangor. Others
for lesser amounts. Attorneys Mayor
4 Snare, Bangor.
John +. Witham, Albion. Liabilities,
1889. Assets. $3.50. PRINCIPAL credi-
tor listed, Charles Wellington, Unity
Others listed for lesser amounts of
Albion Waterville, Freedom, Skowhe-
gan, Augusta and China, ATTORNEY. F.
W. Clair, Waterville.
Held for Forging Check Endorsement.
Augustus +. Gray, claiming TO be
from Brooksville, was before Judge F.
Is. Snow at Castine Thursday on com
paint of Edward Alpert, who charged
that ne sold Gray some goods from
ms cart. taking the check and re-
turning the balance in money. GRAY
was held in $500 for the grand iurv
Most of the goods and money were re-
covered.
Harry Bolster Not Indicted.
"@ 0AooSlook county grand jury
at Houlton late Saturday reported an
indictment for murder against TONY
Monglno, who. it is charged on Oct. :
last killed Michael Soderick. pro-
prietor of Bulgarian restaurant in
discussion over cards and the war.
NO indictment was returned against
Harry Bolster. accused of the murder
OF John Timoney of Andover. Mass
at Easton, on November, 1914, and he
was discharged. Elmer T. yelling. a
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad station
agent, charged with embezzliny sew
eral hundred dollars, pleaded nolo
and was released on his own recoc-
nizance. His father made IN the
shortage to the railroad and express
company.
Their 5eth Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan WhaIlev of
kittery on Saturday observed the 56tb
anniversary Of their marriage at their
home at the Navy Yard. They were
married in Portsmouth on Nov. 90
1859, by Rev. Adoniram J. Patterson OF
the Universalist Church. Mrs. wha1-
ley's maiden name was Miss Emma
| Cartilage. Mr.. Whalley has for the
past % years been chief of. the fire
department Of the navy yard
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Goodnight Corns,
Goed-Bey ''Gets.|f'
New-Plan Corn Remedy That Nss
Fails. The Simple; Comm0
Sense Way.

You poor corn-linlpers. with CO...
wrinkles and heart pains. Sit down, 4
night and put a few drops Of "Gets.h
the simplest corn remedy in the vOr
on your corus. You can apply il in u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-23

and son, DR.. Ernest Small Of Belmont,
Mass, are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
FPedericene Fellows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-23

a few seconds, without fuss or troua.
What's the use applying salveS LIB
make toes raw and sore, that make cofs
swell, bandaees that make il misery
walk, tape that sticks. greasy ointmer.
and ether contraptions. Get rid Of com
the easy way, quick, simple, sure. ls'
way, That's common sense. Try Gec
1t" also for warts and bunions. "Ges
It. can't hurt,-the corn loosens, al
comes right oif.-Clean OIL.
'Gets-lt' is sold at all druggists, @c'
bottle. or sent direct by L. Lawrence
Co. Chicago
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QurH i
Tablets. Druggists refund mere atut
fails to cure. E. W. GROVES s's
is on each box, 25c.-Adv.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-05
N. T. HAWKINS DEAD.

Relatives and friends of "Tolly" Hawkins, as he was familiarly known, were shocked Thursday morning to receive a telegram from Los Angeles, Cal, stating that he had died sudden ly that morning about o'clock. No particulars were given. The remains were inferred in the cemetery in that city.
 Nathaniel Talbot Hawkins was born in Pope county, near Atkins, August ], 1865, but was reared in Conway county, making his home for the most part at Springfield He was the son of MT. and Mrs. N. E. Flaw kins and the family was an old one, the pioneers coming here from Ten nessee many years ago.-Morrilton Headlight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-05
FLOOD STAGE OF
 RIVER PREDICTED

A special forecast from the wealth CT bureau announcing flood stages for the Arkansas river, was received here today. The message says:
 "Arkansas will exceed flood stage at Dardanelle and reach flood stage at Little Rock and Pine Bluff within the next few days"
 This is the first time in many months that high stages have been reached in the Arkansas river. The river was already higher than usual and heavy rains throughout the wat ershed are responsible for the pre- dicted flood stages.
 No damage to Faulkner county lands is anticipated, as practically the entire river front in this county is protected by levees.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-05
NORMAL WILL PRESENT
 BUILDING OF NATION'

The students of the Crestomath and Wingo literary societies of the State Normal School tomorrow night will present '"The Building of the Nation" at the Grand theatre. The play was postponed from last Saturday night on account of unfavorable weather. "The Building of the Nation" is said to be one of the most interesting pro grams ever presented by the Normal students, and it is expected large crowd will be present. The regular bill of motion pictures will be shown. The price of admission will be 10 and 20 cents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-05
IS ARRESTED ON
 AN OLD CHARGE

Clifton Wright, formerly of Mt. Olive, Faulkner county, was arrested today by Night Marshal John Dur ham on a charge dating back to 1908, that of carrying a pistol. The indict- ment against Wright was returned by the grand jury on January 19, 1909, the alleged dffense having been com mitted on October 20, 1909. He is said to have been a fugitive from the the county since that time. Wright made bond for his appearance in cir cult court next July.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-05
WILL DEMONSTRATE TANN|NCCLUBWORK

Miss Marcelle Arthur, head of the of domestic science in the department of the Univers- ity of Arkansas, and Miss Emma Archer, head of the canning club de- partment of the United States demon stration forces, will give a demon stration in the high school auditorium
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-05
FREED OF CHARGE.

On Monday before Justice Allnutt, the examining trial of pr. w. B. Is- real and Mrs. L. VanMeter for the poisoning of Mir VanMeter, whose death occurred January l2, was held. The jury decided that the evidence in troduced did not warrant prosecution and both were freed from the charge. Many witnesses were examined, but no evidence introduced of a startling nature.-Morrilton Headlight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-05

partments was continued until after the close of the legislative session. The senate also passed the Vann Woodruff county fencing bill, and de- feated the Calvert bill to repay to shippers of the state money advanced to initiate the rate litigation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-05
MADE FELLOWCRAFT MASON.

Prof. D. D. McBrien of the State Normal School last night was made a Fellowcraft Mason by Green Grove lodge No. 107, Free and Accepted Masons. The degree of Entered Ap- prentice will be conferred upon an- other candidate by the lodge Monday night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-05

in this city Monday, March 15, at 2 o'clock p. m. This will be the first of 10 visits to be made to Faulkner county this year by the demonstration forces of the government.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-05

Capt. J. M. Lay of Quitman is visit ing at thome of his daughter, Mrs. o. J. Owen, Jr., on College avenue and Ash street.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-05

Cashier l.. H. Pyle of the Bank of Conway is a business visitor to the capital city today.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-13
Ser stlas..

Grit Dor iursem fparen Re aus
Deutfhlanb nod Mmerifa aefommen.
bort botten Die Rinber Die 0olfsfdule
beiudt, uno bier purben he nun.
nadbem fe burd ben 0eriebr nit an.
bsren Rtnbern IN Den GoamesFetisa
(esuisenb Gnelifh seIernt bottea ii
bk Dffenilide S1uls eeIt3i6s. d
fam oos Gltefie Der 4inoer, eia f!eines
Mabden BON o6t Sabren, tinss I'll
ses nod 9aufe unb faete:
.Wutter. morgen miiHsn mir in Der
Shule Seioe baben."
~Seioe2" fraste Die Mutter. .ipoau
oenn?"
ga. id tpeib nift,1 erpioerte bas
Rino. .Die 2ebrerin bats beute ees
fast."
Run, Mutter bolts ibren Slidens
taften Dor, fudte eth Stiidfsn @eios
beraus, unb bas Mdbhen padte es
forefdltie ein, UNI IS onberen 9eaes
ADD Der Shule mitsunebmsn. Mls
aber ON nGdften Gage bos ainb kims
tebrte, belt es Der mntter Elm srobes
Bud ent9essn unb risf ibr Idon bon
Meitem, iii,
.Mutter, Ole 2sbrertn bot ear nidt
Seioe eemeini. 9ier bos Bud mii
canSiarten msints Fe.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-13

cine Mosfe trngen, pp man itai!o
uno ging, neil man Den Sd)mer5
ols 81 beilia empfano, Inn i'm Dor
oitoeren 81 entbloBen. Mber fpelul
man aaeii mar, menn man Die Mos
fe abnabm Damn fam Elm serqudltes
uno 8eritortes antlib oarnnter Der
tor. unb Die Slut oes Sfnter5es III.
ite ooppelt, neil fie 10 longe anf6e.
Italtt NOR uno nun in iddumenoenl
9onnertan5e auf aGe 86her bes 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-13

ieins ~itiirste, @aan rief oas Sdid-
IaI al, Inn nit linn 81 b%abern, llll=
aerehtigfcit uno @rauiamfeit mari
man ibm Dor, oo es nit gelpaltialner
Sano einen 10 eliidlihel 10 5arten.
10 iungen 9unb geloit.. limo batn
tamen Die linoernoen Eranen. mic
Der 8orimirf aegen bas 6didint
lpanoelte fid gum @ebet fir ben @es
liebten fern i'm 2riegggetiimmel.
(Tortekttna foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-13

ne, po etrle neue 9facDrt1f dn9e1ommeH
fsi ober nidt.
@ines Saees traf bann unperfebens,
riefengroB unb sunaaft gang uaslaubs
li9 Der 8efdeib elm oaB r8arl ailz
lau" Elm 9elb lei uno bas Giierne
Rreua erbalten babe. Sein 9eloenT
tum toftete ibn sipar ben 9erluft Jet
mes redten 8eines. ODD er lebte unb
es einee inn bereits leibli6 gut.
.Erpuden" befam ben Brief in Der
Nmtstube bes Sdulaen. Gr las, uno
pubte bod niht, mas er Las. Mte
RanpnenfdiiHe brDbnte es In iei1en
Dbren. 3erf9metternbes Orhe5ter
bon @dIadtenIdrm iasf, ourd fein
@ebirn unb oridte auf fem 9er5;
feline alten @olootenglieber sdben enbz
lid nod. @r liant Dor @dpd1e duf
ben Mmtsitubl bes @dul3en nieoer.
Dod er erbplte f9 balb. Mls
.Sronden" bic Musen ipieber 0ffnste.
ba tparen fte sroB uno tpeit. ga, aber
muBte er fie ntdt erob aufreiBen, i'm
5u fiiblen, bab Ct nod lebe, bop olles
bas nnbr fei, tpas er Ioeben psrnomz
men9l Qan9fam unb tersengera6e
ridtete ct ffida auf. gr lanete pOn
Reuem na9 Dem Brief. Stumm LOB
er Jpn nndmols. absr feine 2ippen be-
tpegten fih unb 6eutlid fab mon lie
bic Mprte biibeRe BIZ, er Ias. Damn
sins ct fiji aus Dem 3tmmer.
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rauf,, bob .Gronden" reifen unb isi<
men tranfen Sungen befuhen tpiirbs.
Merfnirbie mar es nun, bab piele
Menfherl augIsin oaran bndten. mas
e. tppbf fir eins R~opfbebeduna fur
eine T tpeite Nsife p1blen tpiirbt.
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furaer Set flint nunberbple Soloas
tenmiiBen oItfjdneften Sdbrsanses Il,
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feinsn ulten3 aldfSerDen Trous unb
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blintte. trnt II tpilrbepoG uiio feierlid
an fein Bett. BORT lngen be id0ner
neuen Miiben. Die ollermpoernfts
fudte rr fid aus. 60 reifte er BON
banner.
Sn ben bret Mpten, In oeneu
Srpudens fort mar uni, gar nitts
bon fih bate b0ren ldFtn, mar bis
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lung 'Derbreitete fiH ba zines fdOnen
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aus oas @erii6t. boB 9ronhen nnf
fein Sobn 5uriidgetebrt feien. Sober,
Der es b1rts. IieB 4fsine Mrbeit Iieser
unb elite anf Den Bobnhof. linz
nirflid, Srnn1en anb iein ssunee
sparen gefommen. 0iele Menfhen
hotten fh bereits UNI bic beiben ges
fomraelt. Rarl1enS 8ruif fdmiidts
bds giferne areuas fein abaddoKensa
8ein mar burd etn 9plabein erieBt,
Muhig. ME MI Elm Meni1, Der bas
groBte uno Jurftoorits erlebt Bate
blidten 1eIne b!attr Augen. Ales
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-13

Sic nniteb Gabinas 9nnf bon Des
troit, Mib., bat ~nnbearen5te Suatme,
@elo 5i berIeiben nuf Gan Mntonio Gtz
a~ertunt. s.. 80. N0tulim, 402 Central
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ipiiroe!
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aber einen sroBen, iberaus f~tarfen
Suneen. Ger als Matroie eebient bate.
Mit oi.ism Iebte er in ieinem tleinsn
96usden.
&arl9en aiaau Der jingere mar Elm
gutmiitieer uno fleibiger Menfd; ale
2eute botten ibm ben Rufnamen
raarlden," ben er BON Ieiaer p%eritors
benen Mutter Der sepDhnt mar, eez
loHen. Rarlden arbeitete fir ieinen
Batter nit. Gr fraete nihts oanaf.
mos biefer tat, er pubte. ia, bab fem
{pnberbares Wefsn bod nidt gu an
bern fei. Gr beiorste bas Telo, iberz
boupt Die son5e fleine Wirtf9oft
aIein. @ein Batter bereiite inbeHen
bas airdfpiel, bos fisben D5rfer UNI
fabts.
l0ater aillau NOR Elm alter @oloat
aus Dem Rrieee 1901. gr batte
einen ffeifen Mrm, cine Sapferteitsmez
battle, eine burdihoFene So1boten=
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i9idten Daren 5uerft im DDrfe be-
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aei,fe ben Rrieo mehr ma rtpbr. fe
molten onb,res. hSr,ng Dornofs &.
oorr.n motsr o;no,,s .ann,,hsr.,nos,
49, 81. ma.s.., 'e-sa.s Mss'na
~ sutn pr'se'
aho o'g.en Onnen 70 mare Ct 't0eI
'en pernpanler 9eloenneDDlnter uno
Sdngsr getpprben. Dus fonnfe er
aber ni9t. Gr fudte 0dber feline az
ten Rriegsfumpone c1if, I'm fd nit
BEN efner ober onber1 ito reht BON
6eraen in Ben arieosrrinnerunoeno iite
Iih al I'm 0Th,r .o,,h hos 'so,,erte
iein. 9,;t Gr fom an mi ann ~
fnrper mi,oer Ina ~ fosrbsn gbe -
one GhIohtsn nm .ne,,em 'ne5SIooen
mi IA .hau,r;na~ 0cnanH IN.
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~cHlRoPRAcTIc COLLEGE

Often fir 4ufuabme i'm Central Oie
fces@ ebdlibe, Nabarro ctr. Beirut Gu6
ielbif tennenI Sreie Hrlfuna in Del;
Earlors 0es College. S. 81. Stone, Sc,
BrdiiOeHt; S. 8. Erieie, 80. 8. 9edant.
Eefepbon grodett 1851.
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325 NIamo HIo5o -bibid m6bIierts
refine 3imuler. 50r, 75c 81 per En9;
$3.50 nnb auftpdrts per Bode. Gunner
nit 2 8etten $500, per 8ode. Gltes
EeIepbon grodett 6b8.
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6ois unO &ohIe.

Str fbdlter Die bette aBbIe unb Sas
bette 9rermbol5. Yrnbiert rlrs. .Glase
@poS e Goal 81, grpdstt t6068s Neues
Sci. 1911.
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FIRE ESCAPES

Nsue sSire gscapes~ nnb Dem aenen
@sefeb sebaut, alte Gorrihtuneen uiage~
oait. &ommt gu ms, ebe SIR eineil
Gontraft unterfdreibt unb erfpart @elc.
~ Grufett 1920.
S. A. WIRE & IRON WORKS
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sROILsd R0LLsl RoLL8I

Giibe, 8immtS iinb .einfaHe &affees
MpIs, Mud 9rct mi llmfdlae. 8aIicD's
NobeI 8nferp, 121 Mbe. 8. grodett
5588,