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Milford chronicle., 1915-11-05
Public Sale.

As ! have decided to sell my farm. known as the
George Caha Farm, situated ~ miles east OF
Bridgeville on the road leading from the Delaware
Apple Company Farm to the Redden Road, / will
sell at said farm the following personal property on
Thursday, November 18Th, 1915,
commencing at two o'clock p. M. but if stormy
the next clear day.
LIVE STOCK
big Horses, Pigs, 30 Barred Rock Pullets.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Double Express Wagon extra built Single Dear
born. Surrey fine make. new Moving Machine used
only few hours. Riding Cultivator Riding Plow
Iron Beam PlOw so Tooth Harrow Corn Shelter
new. Carriage Pole Double and Single Carriage.
Harness and other Harness Barrel Churn and
Separator Washing Machine
large pile of Stove Wood, 1000 feet of Oak and Pine
Boards some Household Goods.
Corn, Corn Fodder. Cow Pea Straw.
Farm for Sale Private Sale.
Terms Cash. S. ID. TRUEMAN.
Horace Sudler. Auctoneer.
Milford chronicle., 1915-11-05
Public Sale.

l shall stop farming and will positively sell the
following personal property at public sale at my
home 81 Fork Landing. near Laws Church (
miles west of Frederick. on
Thursday, November 11fh, 1915.
commencing promptly at ten o'clock. rain or shine
unless the day should be exceedingly stormy, when
the sale will be postponed until the next clear dav
LIVE STOCK.
Well bred Brood Mare has mark of . 2O in fol5 b,
Sydney Foster; Bay Mare Colt wears ola Vyeil
broke fine driver. work anywhere sired bv Svd.
~ ney Foster; Bay Colt six ss9s---@S
ffHslA months old. sired by Syd- ~. II
aWN ney Foster and will make MN
w. something fast; one good s-=ee-zlaZzs
Farm Mare; two Cows, years old and two Cows.
3 years old. all fine mixers
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
2 Two Horse Farm Wagons in excellent condition
Dayton Carriage in good order. Yorl, Carriage set
Double Wagon Harness. set Double Carriage Hsr
ness, lot Plow Harness. Collars, Brides Sbovels
orks. hoes, hakes' etc. one 50-tooth Drag Har
row, Riding Cultivator. Sweet Potato Digger. M
IL Oliver Plow, No. A Oliver Ployys 2 Wall;re,
Cultvators' new Hallett Weeder Corn Sbeliass
O9rn 5lanter toT two horses Carriage Pole, BIan-
chlrd Churn Butter Worker. Green Separator
FODDER
stacks Top Fodder. stacks Long Fodder soo
Sheaves Blades.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Of Chairs, Bedsteads. Mattress Spr;,o,.
and large Folding Bed.
Terms Cash.-No goods removed until settled for
John s. Camper. Auctioneer. ~ -
stephen K. Belts Clerk.
Milford chronicle., 1915-11-05
Public Sale.


As am going to discontinue farming will sell al
my personal property. which is hereafter describ
ed. without reserve. at my home on road leading
from Lincoln to Shawnee. about " miles from
Lincoln. 81 miles southwest of Milford. on
Wednesday, November 10th, 1915,
at ten a m. but if that day should be stormy sale
next fair day, as follows:
LIVE STOCK.
Bay Horse, years old weighs about 1850 pounds.
~ very good quality not afraid Of any
FFrW4iA road Objects will work right in all har-
hW~\ ness. Bay Mare years old, good drv-
-A>-H@<' er. has some speed, will work anywhere
single or double not afraid of any road objects. A
weaving Colt. The above mentioned mare is her
dam This is a mare colt and very promising.
family Cow giving milk frese in early 579-TR
summer. | high grade Jersey Heifer, ~ 4M
20 months old will be fresh January 20, m 81
1916. / pure blood Holstein Hefer. II sz--4-'--s-s
months old. fine one. fawn colored Heifers look
like twins. Is months old. grade Jersey Heifer.
months old l Holstein Bull II months old most
ly white, dam has a record Of IA pounds of butter
week. A Registered Berkshire Boar IA months
old. bred along Masterpiece and Lord Premier
strain. 60 yearling Hens of the White Leghorn
breed. 35 late Spring Pullets. Some very good
bood Of the White Leghorn breed.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Dearborne. Single Carriage, Double-seat Carriage.
Carriage Pole, Grain Drill, Land Roller. Check
Row Corn Planter good Riding Harrow, Disc Har-
row nearly new Moving Machine as good as new.
Fertilizer Distributor No. 10 Oliver Plow steal
beam. A Plow in good condition. B Piow, Barrel
Spray Pump. Cultivators, Platform Scales weigh
600 pounds Corn Shelter, good Grndstone, new
Vice. some good Pitchforks. Hoes Shovels, Rakes,
set of Double Wagon Harness, 2 sets of Single
Harness. Plow Harness, Collars, Brides and such
little things usually found on a farm.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Home Comfort Range, Extension Table old fash
ion Bureau. good Organ, Bedstead. 40 egg In
cubator &c.
Terms Cash. ROBERT J. HARDING.
VIM. Ramsey, Auctoneer.
Milford chronicle., 1915-11-05
Public Sale

fbss undersigned will stop farming and viii sell
tFss following personal property at public sale al
tfs home on the Windsor Farm. IA miles south
east from Milford, on
Thursday, November 18Th, 1915,
co11mencng at 10 O'Clock a. m. rain or shine.
LIVE STOCK.
dewey. a grey horse 6 years old, kind and gentle;
Doctor. a bay horse. 9 years ole good driver and
a worker; Mable and John. 13g-T-G
sEh ~ pair old family horses. ~ wa
ABN Cows, all are young and will M1t
-4-N.j1--a.s be in profit by December lst.
E1ess cows are bred to a pedgreed bull. Two
II e5fers. one IS months old other Is months old and
ruod stock. Bail years old from the Hutten-
Hck stock. Hogs, one brood sow with Pigs;
Shoats.
EARNING UTENSILS.
Farm Wagon. York Carriage. Buggies. Two
aGrsa Plows. One Horse Plow. Fluke Harrows
, LCulGvators. Riding Cultivator' Corn Cutter set
u NaeEOn Springs set of Wagon Harness. lot Of
RfuW Harness, Collars Brides Halters. ETC., 2
1kEzllg AaEToWs Hay Rack, set Wagon Springs, set
Carriage Harness.
hseacks Tops. lot Coarse Fodder, lot Corn on Cob
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Bureau, 3 Bedsteads Rocking Chairs Lounge
Hanging Lamp. Stands, Chairs. Tables. Mat
-lsasRes MRtting. and many other things too nu-
UerOus to mention here.
ee1Tns Cash mo goods to be removed until terms
complied with.
GEORGE S. WILKINS.
o. N. Donovan, Auctioneer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
RAILROAD MEN
ARE NARROWED

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. Eff
teen hundred men. pioneers building
the Government Alaskan railroad. are
ice locked In Anchorage. Americas
newest frontier town. waiting 10 re-
sumo work az the first appearance Of
the northern spring. William C. Edes.
chairman ~ the Alaskan Railroad com
mission. just returned from Alaska to
report 20 Secretary Lane. brought
news from the marooued camp lie
says thousands 81 tons Of freight FOR
Anchorage. including o. supply Of Cal
ifOrnia turkeys meant for holiday
feastinR. is being held az Seward
while the road builders have to con
tent Themselves with canned goods
and dried meats of which they have n
plentiful supply According 20 Mr.
Edes. the men have made fun prcpar.
alton for Tho winter. however. and no
great suffering o. anticipated
About 30 miles ~ new road bed in.
Guiding humorous minor bridges and
culverts were completed during the
past year
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TIME Is NOT YET
RIPE FOR PEACE

PARIS. Dec. %. $40 p. m.-The
Swiss Federal Council believes that
this is not the proper time to offer its
good offices to belligerents for the ne
COLLATION. of an armistice or prepar-
alton for peace negotiations, according
to declaration made in the Swiss
Parliament today. by NJ Hoffman,.
head Of the political department OF the
federal council. as quoted in a Havas
despatch from Berne.
NJ. Hoffuann's declaration was made
in reply 10 an Interpolation by NJ
Greulich. representing the Socialist
group. who said he was satisfied with
the answer OF the federal council. adds
the despatch and there was no debate
NJ. Hoffman, according TO the cor
respondent says the course OF events
would be followed with the greatest Of
attention.
we will be glad" his quoted re-
marks continue. 81. moved by SYM
pathy for the belligerents and faithful
10 its traditions Of neutrality. our title
II only In small measure. contribute
with complete disinteredness to the re-
establishment OF a durable peace so
much desired. As long. however. as
the belligerents themselves have not
expressed a desire for peace all inter
vention on the part Of strangers will
not only be sterile but inopportune and
considered unfriendly interference. a
peace proposal would thus prejudice
the cause OF peace"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

R0ASTS ALLIES
CHARGES THAT COUNTRY HAD
BEEN MAlIcNED AND Gov
EMINENT ATTACKED.
Said Allies Imposed impossible condi-
'tions When Seeking country's
Aid In the War.

LONDON. Dec 22.-The Daily
Chronicles Athens correspondent un-
der date OF Sunday sends an Interview
with the Greek premier. NJ. Skouloudis,
involving the strongest criticism of
the diplomacy OF the quadruple entente
powers in the Balkans The Greek
premier complained bitterly that his
country had been maligned and his
government attacked.
But" NJ. Skouloudis is quoted as
having said. the fault was not ours
We tried to play the game. as you Eng
lish say. and II we failed IL is the en-
tente. not we. who are responsible
Declaring with emotion that he had
earnestly tried to see eye to eye with
the entente powers and to avert blood
shed in Macedonia. NJ. Skouloudis
said: The allies have fiouted and an
gered Greece instead of placating her.
Instead OF dealing openly with US they
coouetted with Bulgaria. while treat
ing up disdainfully. The result is that
they have fallen between two stools.
II the allies had come frankly to
Greece and asked her aid and tcld her
that she could count on a clearly de
fined recompense at the end Of the
struggle. ! affirm that Greece would
not have hesitated for a single mo
ment
Instead of this England and
France began by demanding sacri-
fees from Greece. We were asked to
cooperate I'm the Dardanelles and at
the same time relinquish Kavala and
Sores TO our bitterest foes; to give up.
in fact our richest provinces. which
had been won by Greek blood.
We were free TO shed our blood in
an attempt to force the Dardanelles,
but we were warned that on no &C
count must we dream OF marching to
in the event of an al
lied success. In fact. IL was expressly
forbidden in the event OF our success
for the Greeks to show their national
flag within fifty miles of the ancient
Byzantine capital"
Premier Skouloudis. continued: You
have bullied us and. we turned the
other cheek uncomplainingly. we hon
estly sought TO aid you. and preferred
you aid which you rejected. Coming
TO the existing situation with the pos
sibility of an Austro-German and per
haps a Bulgarian invasion. the premier
continued: $50. as | see IL, Greece is
to be ravaged by a cruel. relentless
war because the entente allies have
badly Numbered in a diplomatic as
well as a military sense"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
NEW ORDER Is
FORMED HERE
FRATERNITY OF HEALTH SEEK
ERs MAKE HEADQUARTERS
AT c. n. GRIEsT & ca

A new order that has followers ali
over the country is formed here and
the new members are Joining II every
gay The benefits are great and the
dues are small in comparison. Il has
been here for some time and when
people once join II they never leave.
Both men and women can become
members and there are no restric-
tons. This new and great order or
Lealth seekers are Initiated by buy
ing bottle OF Tanlac. II you are a
sufferer from any Of the ailments that
are so common today Just 20 to e..
n. Griest a Co. IL. 5 Market street.
and buy a bottle Of Tanlac and you
VIII be surprised az the quick and
easy way In which your health Is re-
stored TO you Mr.. Renfrow. the Tan
lac representative. who Is always at
The above store. tells OF, the newest
NJ embcr to join. W. s Trigg. who
lives at Armstrong Mills. Ohio. Just
4 short distance from here After
being initiated he said. My wife SUI
Tered from nervousness and could not
sleep at night. She seldom got a good
nights sleep and after sleeping a
while would wake up and che could
not go TO sleep again. This worried
both her and myself for some time.
read OF so many Wheeling people be-
ing relieved OF their troubles that
decided to buy bottle for my wife.
since taking Tanlac she sleeps good
and does not wake up during the
night and her nerves are a hrnuren
per cent better. ! see what Tanlac
has done for my wife what I have
been looking for for some time and
! certainly am glad that I found Tan
lac. recommend H. TO all.
Join the new order and be relieved
OF your sickness. Go today TO G. n.
Griest Co. HES Market street.
and get bottle OF Tanlac. Mr.. Rem
irow, the Tanlac representative here.
Is always al the above store to ex-
plain Tanlac. Sold only at the G. n.
Griest a Co. store for ;he better pro-
lection Of the public. Price 81 per
bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
CRAZED ATTORNEY
KILLS BEST FRIEND

BATON ROUGE. La. Dec. 22.-Rob-
ert l.. Knox. surveyor OF customs for
the port OF New Orleans. the prominent
Louisiana attorney. shot and killed
Benjamin Foster OF Hattiesburg. Miss.
a close friend and former business as
sociate. and Alexander Franklin. be-
lieved TO be from Natchitoches. La.
in the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
railroad depot here today.
According to witnesses Knox walked
into the crowded waiting room and
without uttering a word drew a revolt
yer and fired three times. Foster. who
was purchasing a ticket. was instantly
killed. Franklin was struck by the
second or third bullet and died twenty
minutes later. After the shooting
Knox left the waiting room and sur
rendered TO the police.
District Attorney Holcombe, who at
tempted TO obtain a statement from
Knox. declared that all the prisoner
would say was he ruined my life" II
was said Knox apparently did not
know Franklin had been killed.
Relatives OF Knox declared that he
was suffering fro mmental alteration
as he and Foster had been friends
for many years and no cause was
known for a grievance. Until three
years ago. Knox and Foster had been
associated with a law firm in Lake
Charles. La.
Franklin was "a years old and was
a pauper. He had been accompanied
TO the depot by an attache OF a local
charitable organization which had ar
ranged to send him TO relatives IN
Donaldsonville. La
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
OFFICERS
GET MOONSHINERS

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Dec. %
Revenue officers made an invasion
into the mountains of Nicholas coun-
~ this week and to-day returned to
charleston after arresting Robert
Thomas and George Thomas. typical
mountaineers, who are alleged TO have
been operating stills In that county
for several years
r. f.. Hays, OF the revenue depart
ment, and II. +. Booten, special of
hcer. made the raid and captured a
complete outfit used by moonshiners
The equipment included a well-made
still. which showed evidence OF hav-
ing been in recent use. and a lot OF
material used in making whiskey OF
several kinds. mainly OF the corn va
riety.
For years II has been known that
whiskey was being made in Nicholas
county. but until recently II was found
impossible TO connect any OF the ma
tives with the Illegal operations.
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FRENCH VICTORY
Ccontinued IRON First PagsJ

appealing 10 them for assistance In ob.
tanning 10000 skilled workers. which
he demanded On his speech On parlIs.
ment a few days aeo.
The reports Of the Rc.chstag discus.
EiOns have aroused some Interest in
The entente capitals. whore The social
ist attitude is being closely followed
many believing that some section of
the socialist group ln Germany may
prove 10 b. The ultimate channel Of
peace NEGOTIATIONS a Copenhagen
dispatch declares that The Socialist
party in Germany is now completely
divided. twenty-one members having
seeded and formed a new party with
an Independent organization
h heaviest lighting on any Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
CHRISTMAS PLANS
Kings DauEhtsrs' Day Nursery VIII
Have Appropriate Christmas
Celebration.

a better and more enjoyable Christ
mes fH being planned hN Mics Mnrrnraf
Uunuiur. lu charge ~ fhe Kfua'a UaurH.
frar' UnN NurHrrF fnr Lhr entertain.
wfnf ~ fh. nffir tots In fhe homo nn
Christmas fHr
ENfnuHIan UrrT .IrI IHnn nrN NrInr HHnHn
f0r fhe event following witch man. I'D
fha children WIN frnlr fHr fh.Ir homes
In spend fhr day
Nn ThriHfmHH nj fr.r 1901 ua DECORATED.
containing many rIffr fnnf win tn bro.
uffI fn fhr children Dolls will De-
rItru fu fhr girls and other toys fn fhs
huN1 Following fhaf. u turkey dinner
uNl hr arrFeH 40 fhr nursery there
are "a children under ffr care 90 Miss
tanning and her assistants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
WATER POWER BILL
TO Be REPORTED

WASHlNgTON ID g.. Dec % The
administration BIN Tor development of
water power on public lands. propos.
inR substitution 81 definite nfty year
tenure policy FOR the rrvocable permit
ulan authorized hy existing law. WAS
finally agreed upon today and ordered
favorably reported by the House Pub
Nc Lands committee Tho bin virtu.
ally D. identical with that passed by
the House IN the last congress A pro-
vision Inserted today precludes any
possibility 81 the measure affecting The
Hetchy Hctchy project Tor tho supply
81 water for San Francisco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
AUSTRIAN HELD
FOR ESPIONAGE

GENEVA. Dec. %. via Paris. Dec.
22- $50 p. m.-The secretary OF the
Austrian Consulate here. Herr Taussig.
has been arrested on a charge Of es-
pionage. The charge. Il IL said. grows
out Of his alleged denunciatiOn OF Mrs
Merrick Hildebrand. OF Louisville. Ky.
recently expelled from Germany after
her arrest and imprisonment on a
charge which she said was not made
known 70 her. and who came 10
Geneva and caused a strong protest
TO be forwarded 70 Washington against
what she declared 10 be the unwar.
ranted treatment accorded her by the
German authorities.
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Paris says over 300 German pris-
oners have been taken on this sector
Artillery bOmbardments have pre-
vailed on most OF the other parts Of
the western front
Again comes the report from the
Russian front OF an almost complete
cessation OF the fighting. while the
most important engagement on the
Austro-ltalian front has been an
italian attack on the Tolmino bridge.
head. which was put down BY the fire
Of the Austrians
Nothing has come through concern.
ing further activities on the Darda.
nelles OF Mesopotamia fronts or the
army which the German Field Marshal
van Der Goltz D. reported 10 be- pre-.
pairing for an attempted invasion Of
Egypt
Lieutenant-Gen. sir Archibald Muir.
ray viii be the new British commander
al the DardanelleF. succeeding Lieu.
tenant General Sir Charles g. Monro.
who VIII command the first army In
France. post made vacant by the an
point n General Sir Douglas Haig as
commander.in-chief there
Emperor William De- suffering from
disability which will keep him In
doors for a few days. As conse.
quence he has been compelled 10 post
pone @ contemplated visit 10 the wer
tern front
IN the explosion of a powder plant
and several ammunition depofs a.
Mucnster Wesphalla. 300 OF COO WON
on employed IN the buildings are re-
ported % have been killed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
SERIOUS EXPLOSION
AT NEWELL POTTERY

Special Dispatch TO the intelligence.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Dec. "a
one man narrowly escaped serious On
jury. n decorating kiln was complete.
~ wrecked and much ware ready 10
De- fired was damaged a. result OF
ras explosion az the Homer Laugh
lin China company plant at Newell.
W. Va. today Jean BlOor. 30. kiln.
man. was hurled hy tho impact 10 ths
top n The kiln. Flying pieces 81 brick
badly bruised his arms and legs. a
front n the burner Of the kiln blew
cut causing the explosion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

HEItL1t. Doe -. by wireless to Say
Hungarian tntnirY r1rfaIn boz connection
With thr capture ~ firffss. tn northern
M1uffnr Eru. BEL recorded hF The Overseas
Slows a. g.uIb. na fuiisWH.
fI. captain. unu.ruru panied. made
hIa way through fhr Wuufrurrrfn lines.
urd. entering Ilrflle. surprised the
mayor AMI Die council In session The
captain Ifunu1sI surrender ur fHe town.
Used fHs hour Hf whirH ra arms must
he handed over. and carrying two host
ages with him. returned safely tn his
rsrIrrfrf
"Du fhf following dar fhs fMf1ri0ua
huHfru-f fuururiHu troops entered plrtfIo
greeted ht fht cheers ~ fnr MnnaunIe-
dan population 80 nrer Sour aU tho
nrIrH were banded over Iu The municipal
huIllIuE and fhr hostages released
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btttLlN. Dc 20 tEy wireless 20
Sayvillcl Tho Ovtrscas News Agency
raYs
Private rcuorts from satouiki Iudi-
cate that STATE Of panic rsigus There.
pc gtceks are hostile 90 the English.
no behave nrruguuflY. The Freurh
and British ere on bad terms
NearlN nffy members Of the Ser
hian rar liamcnt are uvinE Boo a hotel
here. They have formed a prov aional
Iarliaful of and play cards during tine
uirht while serbian rcfuEecr are start-
.uE Iu fhr streets The PEOPLE 81 salon
kl are uurlouaIN awaiting liberation by
the Central uuWtra."
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbers, Msr-
chants and Others WholeaaIs Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
AZ Its Office at Charleston. West Virginia,
Tor furnishing supplies Tor the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which f. vested IN said Board
contracts Will be awarded 60 the lowest
bidders. quality considered and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
ntshed bidders on receipt Of REQUESTS
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-tf Charleston. West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

BERLIN Dec. % tby wireless IN
sayvIlle ~ " The discovery b.
Ausiro Hungarian troops ~ 500 add.
uonal cannon which had been buried
bv Tho scrviane is reported DOB today r.
official statement by the vienna war
office. aa received here I la ~.
rcc'ed. saps The statement. that other
cannon will be discovered
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If1fiBF Doc 1l.There ia rfir no
confirmation OF Tho reported WuarIan
landing af Farua a fiurhnrraf dlrrafrh
o. fnD Times dated December o. saw.
a Russian feet ~ about go vessels 30.
reared yesterday morning on Cope KAN
NnruH. Whnurr violent hnrnfnrnfn uf
see heard. NOTHING was Visible owing
fu fhr fnr
"Arr1rflnr to official reports. four
large uHrahIna and two f0rurdn boats
crEaged Ia the bombardncnt With heavy
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

.rH of Tho National ENrnnnr. Rama OF
Mhrrltnr VIII br held fu fHr hrrEIrr
house. Tuesday January IIfh. IHI. d..
fnr fnr election of Directors and aurH
other business uH may bn presented
e. W. Irffrra Cashier
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