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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10
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Gett ieber ha6en bic f~el6Rteu6tenber
Stoffe oas Isb6afte Suterefe Der Men.
i4en erpedt; opm 8ologneIer aeuhtitein
Biz sum Rd6ium. bonn @tii1iparmden Bis
3u ben Qeudtbatterien bat bas Munber
bes Selbfltudtens itets ginorut 9emudt.
IS TT Daber fpetter niht erItaunlt6, ban
@ti15en3 @ascidrptd, feines 3eilbens 61us
tier IN Bologna, als er dnfanq8 bes II.
SdhrAunberts bic Gntbetung ma6te, baB
Elm BON i'm dufgefunbener G6perfpat
nab benz 8li6en i'm 9unteln leu9tete,
tets nllr bonn gIi6enben 3au6erftein
ipra4. Gin Sa6r6unbert fpGter entbedte
onnH Der Qmtmann att @ruBenbatn
@brtfttdn abolf gdIbefpein aud an anbes
rem Qu8gangsmatsriatien - beim Grperiz
mentiren init &altIdlpeter - bic oleihe
@igeni4aft, unb in ben Sabren 1749/50
mddte Der 8erliner gbemifer Marooraf
bic erte met6obtlde unterIudund fiber
9euAtfteine. Gr Tte[te feit, baB nt6t nur
benz gologHeIer SdperIpat, fonbern aud
etuer gan8eH &ei6e anberer mtneraIien bic
Gtgenfdaft beS SefbHleudtens sutam.
0dmit begiHnt bos pifenT6uftli6e Qrbeis
ten alf benz Gebtste Der Q6osb6ores3ens.
0iefe Gigenidaft totnmt ndmentli6 ben
Observation-Disclosures Der grbaItalimeta1e
au, bod IT feitaefeft, baB serabs 6as Dor
.hdnberiein beItimmter 8erunreinidunaen
cine febr ipeIentIiae ao1e fpieIt.
Widn fam i4 bas phosp6orefsiren,
man bic tiinItIi6en gBospbore nit
S4tparm berglei6t. Gle fauden
8unddf bas 2idt auf unb qeben es fbdter
Iilter beitinrmten 8ebtnaungen pitber db.
PIE @pran8febano Der Mtrfiamteit bieier
phoSphore 1T BITE bprdusqeadnQtSe Be-
Sn Der Borm bon QeudtfarbenI
bat man tie fir bic beri6ieoenfen 8ueds
bertpert9en gciudt, oroBe GrfoIge ies
oph oamit niAt er8iett.
Mnoers tpurOe bic Gadldae burd bic
Embedding bes RabiumB. Ssebt ftnben ia
ltabtumIeu6tubren, Rabiumtompafe unb
Iunere ip%tEtafdaftlife SnFtrumente bie[s
.af I'M 6elbe 8ertpenoung. Bur 6eriels
ung Der MISUNDERSTANDING qebt man
ltft ipte Bel ben tiinItIi6en q6o8pbpren
ION Observation-Disclosures Der @toaltalis
alto nanenttin bonn RalffuIftb
lls, fonbern Oor Der ndh i6rem @nt0eder
'tlanlten Siboti6en 9fenbe ober benz
'eragondIen 3~intiulfib. Man %imprdqnirt
NIT Ra0ilm, ulb oabura q%epinut
; Die 2eu4ttraft. grpotes bat I'M SPIN
hariIfop eiaen Qppdrat fonittuirt, Der
isie @rldetnung fe6r onTnaulia madt.
i'm 5ptnt9ariitpp fam maj gtei6Tam
inter- benz Mitrnftop bas Qufpranen Der
ON Rd6ium atsgefanbten Mlp6asS trabs
u auf Elm 3intiuIfi0bIdttdeu beobadten.
Ran fiebt oanH duf Dem bldulin Ieudtens
en- Sintersranb Elm itdnbtges allf6ltben.
bab bds gdn3e Bib IN ben Gternens
tmrtel %erinnert. Man muB fih perqeaens
bah Bic Qlp5as Gtra6len IL mad
raoipattiusn Su6funa, bic Ie dusTens
at, NIT elmer 8eI6pinbiqfeit BON 10,0O0l
u 10000 ailometer III Der Geflnbe ouF !
3iatiuIfin oufitOben, uub man pirb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10

NIT otr erbe obfbneibtn. 3tpiIden erbc
uHo 3opfranb fon Gin stpd z81liger aanb
blti6sn, ber fo9en. @ieBranb.
Die pfldn5e bait man beim 8erpFIans
5en NIT Der Iinitn 6aub, nit Der rehten
pirb BET Topf nit Grbt gefiat, nadbem
porber bas gobsnloh bes 1opfes nit
G&erbtn, fit ben Ieihttreu va erab8uq,
bt0stt iporben lit. 9eim Ginfiiaen Der
Grbe pirb FpIde 3piIden bic Wur3eln
geiditteIi, inbem man ben 9opf mehrs
malls etpds boa beb unb dufitaa6t. at
geuiigenO Groe eingefili, 70 pirb fe nit
eirem p~flan8hdbfen I'M ben 9ppfranb
gut. abtr Ridt gu felt angtbrldt. Die
Grte, BIZ bdna i'm 3opfe feblt, tpirb nads
gefiat unb NIT BEN 9numen gIeidmdbiq
feItgsbriidt.
aumtIien. a5dletn, eriten ETC., alto bic
Winterbliiber ~unlsrer SppfpIldn3en, ptrs
langtn eint fanbige 2duberbe, ben aamss
lien tam man nod cine geimiT Dung bon
loderem qebm geben. Der 8dllen a1er
oieier Dinterbliiber bdrf beim 9erpfIans
gen nidt gdnsli6 ausgefhiiittIt nerben,
Il pirb NIT Dem pflansffpde nur
ltipds, nHb sfpar nur Ieiht, auFgeIodtrt.
Sn ben 3opf bringt ran cine quite GhersI
unb aaF bieTe cine @Giht groben
G0s obr Glubianbes.
Dor 8u tiefer pflan3ung bite man f6
nnbeoingt, ba bic pfInn3en bnnn 5tumms
fdule trhdttsn. 8agsgtr foaen fe ftdftia
sinaepfIdnst perbtn, gang Defenders BEL
lit bic GrOe feit an8ubriiden.
Gir 8ldttpFluusen, alIo fir Mnrtbsn,
ardptariea, pbilobeubron etc. brTtebt bic
'tuItlrtrbs am beiten aus Tapbiqer Qdubs
WiItbtttsrhe. Der GanbJuiuB 5u Der
srbt foa 5iemlim Itart Isin. Das mura
bisTer pfldnstn lit etipas auf8u
Odsrn, dbsefhnitten foIlen ater ntr BITE
WurJsln bis att ibrer %Qsfanben
5ttae tuerbeu. Gin @erpflan5en lit Bet
,tn glditgenddfen nint isoes Sdbr uos
BIG, lie Iinb pielmebr nur bdnH 5u pers
tptnu Tis ben 9ppf gut ouragepurs
Ell baden. arinttlt igbod tine glatts
fIop5e, 70 1T bds 9erpflanssn niht ait
5n 6isfsm Gale Ilib ale trans
Murseln Bis Al ibrer sefunbtn Gteae
ut ftdrfem MeHer abSuidneiben, bic 10
pFlnnSs lebt man bdua in
ul1alihIt ttsinen 1opf.
aabspFlan5su, b~eIpnbets alle Gysmsl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10

3opfgepaait pflan3t man i'm 5riibjabl
I'm. Die @ommerbtibtr inter ibnen, BIZ
ssitig in Griihling pieotr nit BEN 1rit
Beginner, D. q. Guhftn 6eliotrop, gego.
Tiien, 6ortenffn. iolen auh 3eitig i'm
BFiiHldhr ungepflaH5t ptrbtn. Die Min.
terblilher, bic RameIifn, Q8oletn, Guge.
MEN, GPiphbdum, ntrogu bertopft mem
he lire 8tiit9e betnbet 6aben, alto i'm
April bis Wai. 8ldttpffdnSen, tpie glets
tngpne, Dratatnen. qhilobtnbron, fdrne,
4radatien, gummi6iunf. bic fihl iibers
iDiniert purben unb pabarh NIT benz
3rieb 8ariidgehaItn haben, Toftn INNER
In Dtiibiabr DerpflaH1i perben, tuenu 1i@
bel ihnen BITE 9riebfraft tpttber fdrter
rect. aublgeuddIe; q%orbeerbdume, Gbos
tgnua, DItar6er, autuba etc. nsrben
gleitfaus, ipenn bic QotApenbiateit baat
porhunOsn tit, Dor benz ntien 9rteb uras
esitbt. GetipfIon5eh, bic i'm Mintr i6re
Rnhe5eit bur6aemadt haben. molten rur
Afalnu bss MndsthungBeit, affo i'm
Bfiihiahr, berpFlanBt tptrben.
8ard bic pdrmert Mittsrunq ipirb BET
allen berpfIqnsten 9oApflan8n bic 9urfs
pnr3eluHa beaiinTtigt unb bic trditae
9ifttpirluna Dfr driibiabraIpHne eru1as
lidt eiHe gtlanbt Nlatt6iIDuna.
@eim llnlpFldn5en Der GpmmerbIi6er
III sa btanten, oab Bel bieIen, rudffn,
Y~elarguuien etc, Biz alie, perbraudts
Grbs fuit gdu5lid aus BEN gaIen qe,
tdittelt unb bic Mur3etn unb 1riebe eni4
fpreftub beT6nitttn nerbtn. Die lanatn
Mur5eEn iiirst man stipaA Elm, anb Biz
arie6e iperbsn auF flint Bic feds aeTunoe
Mueen Suriidgeldnitita. Die Gjr3Be bet
9opFe foa Der @r5Be bes mur3el6afens
snffprttsn. Mltr. oebran6te 9Spfe Fat
Dor BEN ntrpflanasn griinbliA ait reiniqen.
Wis Grbt file bic gsuannten @emdAit
Hlramt man ndhrbufte NIT etfDag Gdhb
permifhie WliItbseterbs. Gin rethtihY
suiab bon loderem, milbsm qebm beaiins
ii9t befpnbers BEL qeIargonien traftiae,
a%sorungent 9riebs. geim Ginleben III
p1Edtf gu ndten, bab Der mur3elbaaen
atraoe ID fitf iteht, baB II nit Erbe Be-
esdt In. Mur1efn biirftn nidt ilber Bic
&rni9idt Iteben, isboh parf Der Gtamm
niht 70 tief eingtfttt iperben, baE
iein unterer Stea NIT Grbe bebedt iR.
stir8. Der MurstIbals muB etpos untsr
Fsn 1cpFrdnb 81 ftfbtg tpHtmen unb bier
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10

DtnH nit G~riHb5nnsrsiag bas lisbs
Gitaiff bar1taabt. bauB aibt t' Gierl
abtr biit Giitrsiu FgO ~qtbobHIi6 DtfF
nit Gfntt. Gipem often gyauhs gsmdB
farbt man ft abtr aet5. 6lau, roth upb
grim. aufpeilsr fogar bioteit Hnb esltroi4
ipie NpftlimGH. @fi6tdie 6dHbe miHtn
bltIe eier aud ffin iduberIiH NIT 9ilotm
80 belltbsn cher NIT 9strpdneten 8Iunen
unb 8Idttafn 9a idmidtH. mas off rebt
nitbiia ausfeht Sa, feline ainflsr malen
logar ShHoritm bdruuf roer beiHtibsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10
,2Sir GngfdnOer ntit1en
etnutaf Ore(Ge 6a6enss.

8iefen Sat fpri6t Elm qorb, unb Elm
Defenders geleRrter unb geIdetter iunqer
Gentleman, cine uDpppelsgins" BON Or
forb, antertreidt ion. Greili6 gefdiebt
otele l%nterbattung nur tn einem Ronuu.
dber bod lpiebtr in benz Rnman zines
snglifAen Qutors, nnb bieier autor, 6enrb
Rtngslep, TT nt9t Der erIfe Bette. gera6e in
benz Rpfnan rRdbensboe", Der in Gnalanb
tebr beliebt III, 3etst CT ii8 boiler @etft
ME 8haderdn unb boiler 5er3 pie Dtdens,
unb Rienanb ipirb s%ipeifeln, bdB er Iplde
9inge niat erfunbsn, fpnbern qeb6rt bat.
Gr mar pie fein 8ruber Charles, Der BAG
eigentli4e englifde 9pIfsbu6 smeTtuarb
boz, bic @eIdi6te Malter Raleio6s, qes
ffrieben fat, 3uglei4 goIititer unb sSours
nalt1 (als Grisgsberi9terfatter ii6riqens
Der erfte 3iptlii, Der bas erpberte Geoan
betreten bat).
Die tleine ltnter6aItunq berbient aus
r1onfen @ritnben ieBt betanHt 5u perben.
Die 3eit i'll Der 3rimtrieg. GnQldnb ipdrtet
boiler ungebulb auf bic groberunq bon
SebaftopoI, has bureaus ni6t fd1en min,
nno IT, piit9tn6 iiber bic fhle6te 1iibruna
ieiler Sruppen, bic es erIdu6t, Dab Der
fransoffae 8%unbfsgenoFe bic SauptroLe
in BEN arie8e fpieIt. mas i6m mebr peb
t4Gt ais Der MtserfoIg.
Hno mann piro 5ebafopol enbs
lia faQen, 2prb 5ainault8" fagte Sobn
sgBie benten sic ii6er beu Rinmers
ne4rstag, lieber marHon9", fragte 2orb
9ainauIt bdgeeeen.
IS, neinl Sd CLAUDE, mir tperben es
laIitBlia nebmen. Gs gebt ni6t an, bic
1Jsenid1e Td9et 81 ldien, baB Gngldn6
lno 5rantreia -"
a5dgen Gle eben isbt; Srdntrsi4 unb
snglano!"
.pg}ein, i4 min ui8t. 9is menrden
ni4t fagert, baB England iinb
Jrantrei4 ui4t cine G6par5e Meers
neAmen tonnen."
SD fiirhte, mir netben e8 faqen milf
en-, meinte 2orb 5ainduIt. sd bin
ltdt gang fiber, baB mir Gngldnber nidt
tar1al Dref4e baben miifen Chat we
english don't want a trashing)."
Slider niiHen mir. gber mir perben
toeEae betommen. 8as lit bas
babel. III"
9as betarntt MDrt bes RaiTers, an hem
arfc Seelen anitnB na6meu, bag aber Der
sngldnber fe6r cut berftebt - enqliTd:
Ind nov we win trash them!!1- tliret
tpie cine gutiport auT btn 6ers
etsirunia Der beiben ensIii9sn patriotsn
EinesIebs.
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Ht mit bem Ramta hssitnigtn. fir BEN bic
Sir btitimmt inrb.
Drpaia nimmt Fh aud eth ehmnd
aus, mite iGn bic btiaepebtusH a6pft seiqfn
Bite fh ltitt nod nieitn gfi13ta auf Qas
pier BON end ibtrtrngtn uno an ben Gian
antringeH laFeu. Giatt Der bpaen 9ftrs
tiu, fam man aud Die i9rts s5nbultes
bnr9 dus6Iaien eutlterttH Gieridasn bere
lpsrntR uahhem bic 0effuunarn, bic bds
aasblaitn burh 8pei 96dtr beruria6i,
NIT reBen 4dpisrftit6eu utrtltbt purs
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grob unb tief umgegrdben fperben I'm.
bieies muB itbes Sabr pieber6plt nerbsn
4uf teinen SAL birfen bic gdume in
@rasianbe feben. Cine 8iinqund nil
rerbiinlter. b~ergphreusr Sdude fagE ben
airf4baum tDpbt 81, fptnn ie rttfig an
getDerbet tpirb. Sn Qoder eegofe1, Der.
oir6t ie bic Mar8etn. aber auf bds i'm,
aesra6ene qan6 gegoTen, bIeibt Der grfolc
FOLDER Diin9ung ME aug. Rur gu oft ii
audi 8ooendrmutb bic urfq6s, baf
airfdbdume nidt gebei6en molten unb Elm
t@rantes Qusitben 3eigen. adttbunguno
1T od ropht dn1e6rd4t, unb 3tpar niat al
f1app. aber &alt aElein lit fein gflan3ens
ndhrmittel. es Iinb baber Bel RaItbInaina
aud tDirflihe 8ungItpffe niht alt berqsfen,
foa Der airihbdum 8ebeibeu unb Griidts
traaen. SEPT I'M Grii9iabr III bic 8aums
fdeibe 3a grdbtu anb ipenn Der srieb f6
entpideli, bann foG Der airIdbaum aud
3ungitoffs erbaltsn. =
Der a6a6arber If fotpo6r 3iers pie
Nabpflan3s, bahsr qe66rt CT IotpuM i'm
3iers pte i'm Granddaughter. als Ghmuds
pfldn3e aber bebarf er elmer 5donlno
feirer 8Idtter. fonff pirft er TN 3ieraars
fen nidt, auBerbem ldBt man ibn Bier aud
bIiihen, aber ber Game Ioa niht sur Gnts
tDidelung tontmen, ba er BEN @tode fpnf
81 pieI ardft ~fprtntmmts
Sum guten @ebef6en Der pftanse 1T
cine reihe, uabrhafte Grbe n0tbiq. 90
ui6t ~porbanbsn III, muB ife i'm 3iers
gartsn fitr i'm geTfdfft tperber, erfpIat
bic g~flan3ung bts @ur3efitodes aber i'm
Ndturbnben, 10 fpirb bic grbe
bier 8pei @paten tief oetodert unb fidtia
nit Diinaer berniIat. Muf bie Qfrt bes
Dingers fommt % ni4t an, nur nabrhdft
CT fetn. G'ut lit es, aaf bic uitsn
Pflan8en i'm minter ftrobfreien gferbe@
9uug 8u 9eben, Der iiber minter bon .3eit
iu 3eit Bel offenem 8pben trGfttd nit
9egoRen fpirb. DunoQiiFs Tinb
luh i'm Sommer dngebradt, tpern man
oltt reiAen fam, font aeniigt aud Bel
'tr border dnataebenen Winterbtnaund
In rtihlides 8dTern III Der trudsnen
Snbrtssett.
Die aH8uht bt8 Rbabarbers aus Ca
men 1T niht 3u empfe6len, en- tontmt IN
er Re1eI ni6t edit unb fdnt minbtrtpsrs
Big aus un0 minbernertbieet ababarber
I fdoH an nnb fin Ti9 pieI Al DieE In Der
Deit better If ss. bic iturfen
bnr5eIitDds gutter arten seitig i'm griibs
8u tbeiten. Mau bpnfibrt cine iol6e
einfdh NIT benz Gpdten, pobei
ur 5u beriidi4tigen Ut, boB tebes gbeiIs
ltd ipenigItens Elm Quge befibt. 0ie
.betlitiide tperhen 70 tieF in Ben gpben
eleBt, bah fe ettpd 21 Son inter bic grbt
'nltlten utlb tiidttg eingeI9Iemmt. Mrnn
cine foIfe 9btilung am beftsn I'M
'srbfte trfolgt, ipern bic 9flnnse einoes
'set bat, 10 fam % audi eben1o aut atis
9 i'm Griibidbr Oorgenpmmen fper6en.
frild ~aepflun3ten Hbabarber fol-
AN nur tpenigs glutiFieIe nebnen, he
no niht dbslidneiben, fonbern al br.s
en-. bduit bic beiben Gliigsl am StieIe
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Sebes edte Dihterport, IN @orb unb
Siib alei6 c~rtlineenb, fGrbert oas See
nteifeefibI bes oeutIdm @oIirs.
Bismurds
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Sur pfe9e oes Kirihbaumes.- Der Rbabarber.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18

Mr.. Joseph King, of District No. 8,
was in Oakland Tuesday.
George Failinger of Accident, was in
Oakland Monday.
Mr.. Walter Hershman, of jennings,
was in Oakland Tuesday.
Squire Rufus Enlow, of District No.
6. was in town Monday.
Last Monday the six weeks reign of
Mr.. Ground Hog ended.
Squire McCrobie, of North Glade, had
business in Oakland Monday.
James P. Treacy received another car
of Ford machines Monday.
D. M. Lower, of near Bayard, was in
town the early part of the week.
Mr.. Henry Bernard, of Bloomington,
had business in Oakland Tuesday.
Mrs. L. A. Rudisill, of Mountain
Lake Park. was In Oakland Monday.
Mrs. Oscar limbaugh of Terra Alta
spent Sunday in Oakland with her
mother, Mrs. j. o. Cleveland.
Mr.. James Lish, of near Deer Park,
was in Oakland the first part of the
week.
Mr.. Lloyd burst of Wheeling, w.
Va, spent Saturday and Sunday in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rumor, of near
Bayard, were shopping in Oakland
Monday.
Ex-sheritf Lee, of Kitzmiller, was
registered at the Oakland, this city
Monday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18

| Mr. A. M. Craver. of kitZmiller, was
guest of Sheriff Scott tire first part of
the week. Mr.. Craver will enter the
race for Sheriff on the Republican
primary ticket.
The public road from Oakland to
William Weber's place is fine, but from
there to Mountain Lake Park it is hor-
rble, and is forcible illustration of the
value of state roads.
Mrs. BENZ. H. Sincell went to King
wood yesterday morning to attend the
funeral of her cousin. Mr.. Stanhope
Crane, notice of whose death is publish
ed elsewhere in this paper today.
Kline's full page adv. will attract
your attention. Itiis good reading. Mr..
Kline has found advertising in The Re-
publican to be a paying proposition hence
from time to time he uses a page or
two to tell of his bargain ms.
Mr.. Theopolis George, of Swanton.
was in town Monday...and settled with
the County Commissioners for the dog
tax collected and resigned his office to
accept place on the B. & 0. railroad,
looking after ditching along the track.
A large delegation of prominent resi-
dents and large property owners of
Election District No. were in Oakland
Monday when they appeared before the
County Commissioners for the purpose
of presenting petition asking for the
location of a new road leading from
near Frendsville TO Blooming Rose,
and also branch road from the propos-
ed new road. Those in the delegation
were Messrs. Albert Frazee, Hiram
HENDERSON, Elijah Meyers, Leonidas
Deiterick, C. W. Friend and Noah Bit
ner.
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Rev. George w. kepler of Sisters.
vile, preached IN the M. E. church Sun.
day evening. While in the city he was
the guest of D. j. Gibson and wife or
Beverly hill and at the Methodist
parsonage. Rev. Kepler is one of the
oldest preachers of the West Virginia
conference, being for a number of years
pastor at Newburg, this county. and
for years pastor at Oakland, Md. King
wood Argus.
Some West Virginia butchers deprlv-
ed the Oakland market of veal and
half dozen prime young porkers Sat
urday. An Oakland butcher had con-
tracted for the lot and sold two-t thirds
of tie meat, only to be disappointed by
the farmer going back on his agree
ment, to make few cents more and
get into law suit for damages, which
may make the transaction one of loss
rather than of gain
The subscription list of The Republi-
can last week received a number of new
names. We want to add many more.
Every subscriber of this paper is
earnestly asked to secure US at least one
new name, The larger our subscription
list. the better paper we can put out.
1t takes time and money to produce a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18

Let our street cleaning and carriage
away of rubbish and refuse matter be
done in time to get the benefit of the
April showers; then perhaps it will be
easier to keep everything neat anc
tidy all the summer through. A stitch
IN time, you know, may save nine.
The attention of our readers is direct.
ed to the advertisement of MIR. J. P.
Hartman, of near Mt. Lake Park, VINO
will offer at public auction on April 8th
a large lot of live stock, farming i'm
PIGMENTS, etc. Some good bargains
may be secured by those attending the
sale.
Charles A. Jones, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Jones, of Deer Park, now a
resident of Delaware, Ohio, has been
elected secretary of the State Tax
Commission of Ohio, He has assumed
the duties of his Office For the past
eight years Mr.. Jones has been on the
staff of the Daily Gazette of Delaware.
He will shortly move to Columbus,
Ohio. The Gazette speaks in the most
flatterIng manner of Mr.. Jones and his
usefulness in that city.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18

paper ike we are printing from week to
week. Each and every page contains
matter of interest to every Garrett
county home. Our local news DEPART
ments are carefully looked after. We
devote time and thought to our ''all
ever the county column, We have
been very pleasantly complimented
upon the readable paper we are mailing
to our subscribers. We are doing every-
thing we can to make the paper full Of
interest to Garrett countlans and those
Interested in the county. We ought to
have larger number of readers and
we believe the paper is entitled to
double its present number of subscrib-
ers. Every up-to-date home in the
county should have in it copy of this
paper for the enjoyment of the whole
family, SIPS could not be better expend-
ed than for subscription to this paper.
1t means SO weeks of pleasure and
profit.
For SALE. Twelve White Leghorn
cockrels, single comb. These birds
were So lected from fifty others. Money
back not pleased; So each. John N.
Mlcha r. d. 2, Oakland, Md
Advertisement SO mes
w. A. Topper and family have NOV
ed from Swanton to Westernport.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18

Edward Smouse, of Deer Park, had
business at the county seat Saturday.
Mr. Silas F. Cuppett, of near Friends
vile, spent Monday and part of Tues
day in Oakland.
LosT-A gold filigreed butterfly
breastpin. Reward if returned to this
office. Advertisement.
Miss BERTHE Lawton spent Saturday
and Sunday in Keyser, W. Va. the
guest of relatives.
Amos Reckner and Truman Mosser
of Swanton, were Oakland visitors dur
ing the past week.
Wade Lohr, of Swanton, had business
in Oakland Saturday. Mr.. Lohr has
been on the sick list but is impr owing
right along.
Isaac Paugh. oe near Swanton, was
in town Monday. He says that there
are snow drifts in his nelghborhood
that cover eight rail fences.
1t would puzzle New York lawyer
/ to tell which drew the largest crowd,
the circuit court or the meeting of the
county commissioners last Monday.
! Farmer Rathbun, of near Deer Park,
expects to have his cozy farm cleared
of all timber in few weeks, ready for
the pillow. Mr.. Rathbun was in town
Saturday.
The quarterly distribution of school
funds was announced Monoay. Garrett
county receives. school tax, S., Ill, 20:
book fund, So51, so; approved high
school, 1925.
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