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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-10-14
OUT OF TOWN HAPPENINGS
a Variety of Interesting Paragraphs
for Republican Readers.

The Allegany-Garrett county fair is
now in progress at Homecoming, having
opened yesterday.
Chestnuts are ripe and there Is a fair
crop. There is a full crop of acorns,
enough to fatten tons Of hogs.
Miss Bertha Rush, of Friendsville,
was the guest from Thursday until
Monday of her sister, Mrs. Ross Wat
son, at Terra Alta, who accompanied
her home for week visit.
A Guernsey COW in the Delaware
College Farm herd at Seatord, Del,
has earned $665 in one year. After
deducting SAB for feed and SAB for
labor, she shows net profit of $3.50 for
the year. This COW produced in 365
consecutive DAYS 10, 361 pounds of milk
and 1868. % pounds of butter fat. Gar
rett county needs some cows of that
kind.
A preliminary hearing was gwen
Charles Cramer, accused of being i'm
plicated in the killing of Charles Straw
ser az GAINESVILLE. Cramer was re-
manded to Jail without bail to await the
action of the grand jury.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-10-14
STATE AID FOR TOWNS TREES.
M arylan6 Town Secures Assistance
Of State Forester in Making Plans
for Local Improvement.

The town of Easton has been the first
to take advantage of the State wide
offer recently made by the Maryland
Board of Forestry to extend practical
help and expert assistance to local
towns in improving, protecting and
planting public shade trees.
The gratifying results already Sc
cured through State cooperation in
certain cases, point to the feasibility of
such a plan, the work performed show
ing plainly the degree of civic improve
ment which may be brought about I'M
der competent direction and at slight
expense. In short. town and country
work under the Roadside Tree Law is
no longer an experiment, but an as
sured and very successful fact, SO that
the proper amount of interest and sup
port on the part of residents will help
to make town tree work of wider ap-
plication, and of much actual benefit to
all towns which regard the attractive
hCoo VI tuSlI IOduS dilu oIIcSLS dS
very desirable asset.
The initial step in putting this plan in
operation is town census of the trees.
this showing the number classed as
street trees. their kind and condition,
and the amount of planting which may
be necessary to properly fill the places
where there are no trees. 1t gives
their location by streets and blocks,
with such additional data as may be
necessary for a thorough working
ing knowledge of them. The preparation
OF a plan follows the preliminary ex-
animation and the taking of the census,
his plan covering in some detail just
what is required IN the way of re-
moving all dead and diseased portions
of existing trees, and their general
shaping up, so that the individual tree
is put in better and healthier con-
dition, and the whole made to appear
uniform and in good proportion to each
other. The results of careless trim
ming and planting previously done are,
so far as possible, corrected, and the
trees treated with an eve to their own
requirements and local conditions.
Although in the present case the
Eastern Shore town has been first to
take advantage of the offer of the
State, several others have followed by
filing their applications for the pre-
liminary examination, and the work in
each will be carried our as rapidly as
the State Forester at Johns Hopkins
can make the necessary arrangements.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-10-14
Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the AL
mighty to remove from our midst by
death Bro. Harry w. Biggs, Past
Grand of Oak Lodge, No. s, |. 0. o. F.
WHEREAS. Notwithstanding our loss.
we bow in humble submission to the all
wise Father, we also deem it fit and
proper that we manifest our fraternal
sympathy to the bereaved ones IN this
their hour Of sorrow. therefore be it
Resolved, By the members of Oak
Lodge No. 8, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, that we extend to our brother
loved ones our heartfelt sympathy in
this their hour of affliction and grief.
and commend them to Him who said
Come unto me all we who are weary
and heavy laden and | will give YOU
rest, and be it further
Resolved, That in the death of Bro.
Harry w. Biggs we have sustained the
loss OF brother whose fellowship it
was a pleasure to know; that we bear
willing testimony to his many virtues,
and pray that our Heavenly Father NAV
bring speedy relief to the burdened
hearts of the sorroWlng family and in
spIre them with the consolation that all
things work together for the good of
them that love the Lord resting in the
hope of meeting the friend and loved
one in the better land where sickness
sorrow, pain and death are felt and
feared no more, and be it further
Resolved. That copy of these reso-
lutlons be sent to each of the county
papers for publication, one spread on
the Minutes of the Lodge, and a copy
sent to bis mother, brothers and sisters,
and that our charter be draped for sixty
DAYS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-10-14
Millinery.

have my fall and winter millinery
now in stock, and will sell at very
reasonable prices, Call and make your
selection before buying elsewhere.
MRS. B. L. HARDEsTY,
Adv. 323t Loeb Lynn Heights.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-10-14

Coles Hot Blast Heaters make a big
reduction IN your coal bill-see their
advertisement and guarantee. Adv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-10-14

Commissioners Meeting.
The Board Of County Commissioners for
Garrett county, Maryland, will meet in their
Office in Oakland on
Wednesday, November, 3, 1915,
to transact general routine business.
By order of the Board.
A.G. ROSS. Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-10-14
Uncle Sans Advice.

Buy goods manufactured in the
United States.
Black Diamond Coffee is packed in
the United States. by American girls.
For sale IN Oakland by the following
Merchants:
Dixon & Kelso,
Austin Brown & Son,
Lewis Gortner,
Adv. J. P. Treacy.
NOTICE.
| hereby notify all parties or persons
that | will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by Bryan Turley, who
has left me without any just cause.
Adv. ERWIN FAZENBAKER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-10-14
Friday, Oct. %, 1915,

the following personal property, to-wit:
Two black Percheron Mares,
weight 1900 pounds each.
Two black Percheron Mares,
weight 400 pounds each.
One bay Mare, weight 1150.
One black Mare, weight 1150.
All young and sound mares.
One 3-year old horse, one 2-year old,
one yearling, two sucking colts, three
Herford cows, full blooded, Is Durham
and Black cows, Jersey cows, IA
calves, Is yearings. 80 head 2-year
ODDS, 2 brood sows, 3 shoats, lot chick
ems, 80 head turkeys, stands bees.
One hay loader, one manure spreader,
side-delivery rake, two Mccormick now
ing machines, one hay tedder, one Nc
Cormick binder, one disc drill, one hoe
drill, one land roller, one sulky pillow,
one glade pillow, steel; one hill side pillow,
two level land plows, one potato hitler,
one shovel pillow, three cultivators, one
low down farm wagon, one 81 in. Turn
bull wagon, one in. Turnbull wagon,
one Brown wagon, 81 in; one surry, 2
bdggies, one cart, one corn cutter, one
disc harrow. one Bluebell separator,
spring tooth harrows. one spike tooth
harrow, 2-horse corn planter, one seed
sower, IA foot, and lot Of other farming
tools too numerous to mention.
six stacks tame hay. Is or 20 tons
baled straw, 25 tons hay in the barn,
one rick buckwheat straw, Lot corn
fodder, 100 tons ensilage, 1900 bushels
oats, 400 bushels buckwheat, lot ear
com.
TERMS OF SALE-Six months credit
will be given on all amounts over s.. 90.
with security satisfactory to the under
signed firm. Nothing to be removed
till terms Of sale are complied with.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-10-14
A. T. WHITE,
E. E. KESNER,
c. V. HARVEY,
Committee.

Subscribe for The Republican.
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NEW METHODS IN WHALING
ola-Fashioned Esrpnca Has Been DIS.
earded fer the Nest Modern Of
resd'y Nespcrs.

In early days the wooden fa.,iaz
ships engaged in the whaling indus
Try In southern seas pursuei only
risht whales ead sFefn whales, or
cachaiots. Tbs so-calied ''lnneFs,
frch as TIE blue whale, the largest
animal ir the wcr!d: the fnner whale;
the small fish whale. and the hump
hack, were all too active, and sank too
quickly when killed. But their turn
has now como, for the r,odern whsln
PUN Is a finely fashioned earnon. the
harroon carries n shell. snd the body
CT the whsie IS kept ahoat by initiating
Il wilh cir through pipes from the
engine room of the whaler The rem
derlng Is row dcne IN factorT en-
thcre. or in special large vessel
rnoored in the harbor. regides the
whslehone. which no lenrer pays well
or at ell. and the eli, which Is sradei
into qualities as IL ecucs from the
hlrbber, the fat OF the tongue ard kid
revs. tke flesh ard bones ard the
refuse, there remain tire dried flesh
nrd benes, which IRE row also put To
commercial rse The absolutely fresh
flesh is used to make whale-meat meal
nutritious end wholesome foodstuff
that is largely fed TO cattle From
the remaining flesh and about q third
cf the bones whale ggano is made, an
from the bones alone bone meal. The
largest whaling business in the world
is row conducted in the Falsland is.
lands and their dependencies. The
season begins in November, and lasts
rntil the end Of hnril. and the aver:
age production of oil Is nearly half a
million barrels; Of guarn S,ST5 tons
The industry gives employment to
about $500 men Youths Companion
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
~ THE cosssea COUNTRY
American Tssseler Writes Of Life SO
Ele saw II Among Primitive Rus.
elEn Irihes.

] tFGmned through several hGndrad
niles Of cossaelt country last sum-
nieF, end | have @ very bright i'm.
pressicn Of the people. They have q
considerable quantity of land Tha
government pnrscea 4 sdt policy Of
giving the rqasaclls Ian! space
wherein to live wei ard naltlply.
The wAolo Of ceatral ASIA aud Tur,
heston 10 preferably settled by Cos.
aaelis. The Russian government
tfairs The men for two or three years
and when tho t.me CT training has
been run through tho aasaorltics pro.
iosa TO taem that they settle down
aear the place where they have been
encampcd, Land win ba given them
free. They can bring their sweet.
hearts and their wives. Tho doeiie
Kirghiz ana Chinese and other aho.
rigines can be praenca!ly forced to
huili houses for them ard dig out
irrigation canals and plant poplarY
and willows. A company OF Cossachs
accepts the government proposal, and
so new station is marked on the
map. A church Is built. A horizontal
bar and wooden horse and greasy
pole are put up. A VODKA shop is
supplied. And that constitutes Cos
sack civilization. Now the vodka
shops ere all closed, and there is talk
Of reopeHing them as sehoo'sl
The tall and the songs and the life
Of the station are. all military. The
talk is CT battles lately and hattios
long aeo, and lie battles OF the fl.
ture; the songs are recruiting songs
and war sores; the life is ever with
the gun on horseback.- Stephen Gfa-
ham, in the Atlantic.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
FInsT OF LEES LESSONS
Fi-eirq ard Fi'llrr Ores Place Per.
hans The Nest Essential Of Al
That We Learn.

To find cur niche end Gil It is. per-
hars, the most essential OF all life's
lessons. 1t suEls up in a word not
only cur duty to ourselves but 10
others az we'll ard embraces much
more than at FIRST elarco seems Ios-
sible. 1t is q lesson that is assigned
10 us from the beginning. fometimeg
long before our Immature minds can
grasp its full meaning. but II is onn
tAat lies ready at hand for our as
similation the moment we show evil
dence of ctr ability to take It in. OF
course there are many persons who
Shrink from undertaking HES resrnn-
sibillties. who defer until the last the
acceptance of certain duties which
must evidently core to them End
who, Sometimes, enter upon these da-
tics naprapareG for thcir nroaer dis.
charge. 1t is so easy 10 drift from
day TO day Tnhampered By the knowl-
edge that Glere Is work fer us TO dc;
so long as We know that there Is some
enc else uron whom we can depeHa
for orr well.being, someone who
lhculders oil n9cesFary responsible
ties, someone who INDUCES cur whim7
and fsneies ard protects us as far as
possible from the necessity Of assum-
ing our natur1l debts. we are well con.
tent to let tie days pass unmarked
by any attempt on err rast to diTcover
for Ourselves the part we must riay in
this Wcrld.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
HrW Labor Cost Gomez In

Labor plays a larger part in the
conditions faced by the dress goods
selling agents than perhaps they are
aware. Some years back the mills
had no difaeulty in selling coftan
worsteds in large quantities TO thc
cutters-up. With increasing labor
costs, however, the garment manu-.
faetur-fs find that It does not pay
them TO put what is high-prlced wcrk.
manahip into low-qualliy goods. The
results obtained. no matter how pro-
duction is speeGed up, are not salts.
factory The demand has therefore
chiftei toward better fabrics that give
larger return In the manufactured
state. This goes long way toward
explaining the all.ftlng OF values M.
ward and why il Is no longer possible
to sell the amount ef cheap goods that
was disposed Of In past years witt
little difficulty.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
NOTICE rua PUBLICATION.

't'' s''''' - s'=es
MEL. tPlbiaaesl Serial 0l5st;
department Of ihe Intcsiar.
t. s. LAM OtAte at STERLING. Caiofado.
June z, 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Lydia
A. Reason, of New kaymer. Colorado,
who OH May 2, ISL, made Homestead
Entry, No. GljS55, for Lots / and 2, of
Section 4, 4. NJ. 4. So W. SEl.4 and
El-2 SWl4, Section S3, Township 7
Nor'h, Range 80 West, 9Th Principal
Metiaian, has IiIed notice Of intention
to make Final ihree Year Proof, TO
establish claim 10 the Iand above do.
seribed, before United States Commis-
sioner, Clyde l.. Stanley, at New Ray
mer, Colorado, On the 18th day Of Ju-
ly, l3l5.
GiaBnant nRmss 0a Witnesses:
f'iupi ]. I.oarb Of Spw Rtyulrr. Colorado.
Uslhart H. iorei vi
liatio Johca. ul go
hsHs5 =. Al.uscas, Of z-i5
AT BROWNS. RpTister
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sBricH roR FERTILIZATION.

y = e<ff > efsfff . s.es B.
NJ. r. L. LPubisherI sa.ial.0.eeel- -aaa704
Department Of ttc Interior.
Y. 3, Lana qliite al Ster .ns, coIorano.
June II, 1915.
NcricE is hereby given that Ar!eigh
W. snider, Of Stoneham, Colorado,
who on June -, 1911, April l9, 1915,
made Orig. and Add. II, 4, No. oI6osl,
and Serial No, U4--TQs, for North West
Quarter and The north Fast Quarter
o. Section =, To@BsEip s North,
Range 96 West, 9Th Principal Meridian,
mas iIft notice Of intention tp make
FINAL three Year Proof, 10 establish
eiaiin tq the land above described, be-
fore Register and Receiver, ut ster-
lpe, b"orado, on the lsth day o. Aug.
gJsi, 1915.
b5Ha4Hi nalHes - Witnesses
lasaF G. Mpiilt, of stonehaa coiars.ep.
Gdsl les l.. tieaaley. ri
llci koasfn, oi - f-i7
C.4te AeGisrf OF ~
+. BROWNS, Eeeisoer.
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FOUGHT HIS OWN BATTLES
Such Progress as Man Has Made He
F'as Lahcri:usly Crrvcd Out
for Himself.

It has become n bromidian CEN.
mCn-placc TO say that man can do CIV.
erything he has to, supply each need
he feels anl meet every emergency
that arises with ecIse cypeiicnt CT
Yankee trick. And there is some war.
rant for such boastfulress. for every.
thing that man enjoys or employs he
has made fer himself cut Ct such row
material as he found to hand. III
that he knows he has learned fer him.
self. No one ever gave him any In.
formation Of the slightest Yalle which
contributed TO his maieria. welfare or
Che cemfort CT his life. The lever
animals furnished him certain hints
Some Of them burrowed to escape the
cold, climbed trees to elude their enc
mics, lined their 3boees with moss and
foss for warmth and laid up focG
AGAINST the season OF gnew Eut all
that man is ard has he made himself
All that he does he found the way of
doing. He was an orphan child, is-
norant Of every branch Of useful
knowledge, set ad.ift in a trying On.
vironment 10 perish cr provide for
himself as best he could. If anybody
deserves an ircn cross or cthor hon
orary decoration, it is nan -resolute,
resourcaful, self-reliant hamo sapiens
for he Is Hclr.made ard has done a
very ercaitahlc job Of ii, considering
that he had to battle w!sh bis environ
ment for everything worth while.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
: red l.. Knapp
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACE
N. r. l.. iPubdihpfl Serial OFT
PITRFIS LAND SALE


PUBLIC LAND SALE
NOTICE fo3 PUBLICATION
U. S. Land 0f.ce at Sterling, Colo
rado, May. la, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given that as d.
reeted by the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office, under provisions
Of See. Z455, X. s, pursuant to the APP
pication OF Oscar 4. Luce, Stoneham,
Colorado, Serial No. 0gl744, we will
offer at public safe, TO the highest bid
der, but at not less lAan 81. 0J per acre,
at Zen clock A. NJ, ON the 9ai day OF
July, 1918, next, at this office, the fol-
loving tract Of land: North West
Quarter Of the South West Quarter OF
Section /, 4. 3 H., X. 81 w. BIh Prin.
blelididn, containing ~ acres.
The sale will not be Kept open, but
win be declared cIosed when those
present at the hour named have ceased
bidding. The person making the high
est bin will be required to Immediately
pay to the Receiver lha amount tner reDi.
ANY person claiming advefaely tha
aboge-desctiaed Land are advised To iiIc
their claims, OF objections, on or be-
fore the time designated tor saIe.
\, p. E0uH& 81, Register.
j. " li-Uf u, Receiver.
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sornE ron pfs,.,c,Tios

sbiit u ftR ~ HIGAii1S,
MEL. 'IubllsGer Seria.G95l7
Department al tar Interior.
e, ). innd u!bce At sterling. Gatorado.
June II, 1875.
NoTlcE is hereby given that Ger
trude Feddsr, formerly Gertrude
BrowneIl, Of 1T. Morgan, Colorado.
who OH October q, 1863. made lone
stead Entry, No. 095i7. for El-2 sEl-4.
Section q, and WIZ oi SWl-4, Section
3S, Township 8 North. Range 10 West.
9th Principal Meridian. has filed notice
Of Intention 10 make Final Five Year
PROF. TO establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Clerk of the
District Court. at Fl. Morgan, Colora-
do, on the lSta day Of August, 1916.
eiahHajit uadies as WITNESSES
h'il.afa 8. Dslhs, Of II Morgan, Colorado.
Lertus C. MiDu. Of
Arthur pen.dli, os . 81.
George .ls~t@t 80
A.. BROWNS. Register
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NOTICE or CONTEST.

CD, G5ai lfm putcationi Serial nlsbsI
iegar(heRt vi lire Interior.
t'uitc4 states i4.ni o.fsa. sUabns. G5ipradu,
JdHe q. isi5,
10 JaFHea so@e'l Of Auburn, Sobr.. contsslcn
AQl atE Hereby not iita taai Henry a. Hraad,
stetRef who Eiye SGeillat. cD,arado, as his posi-.
,l.ee ..ddtsas. Old en jane l5tt, 1916 He IN thia
Office hi aiag soaratei application T. caHtcst
ard asruie tie cancellation Of yolr homestead
Entr5 IA. Serbs Na. Gla6j5 made OCT alaf.
ais. fer Eas. lIt6 aeetton y.. LEsn,tlp II
North Range " AtstetB irfihslp,I Meridian. aqI
sa Etaanaa ~ hiy eant9.. he alrgs~ t.at sail
ianiee stp.sd iIf who.g f4lgl Il. e.iae nnon or
cultivate Any PORTION u tat1 tIa,t fo r,are than
tS9 years Immediately RE seeias ~ rsmuza1c.
meat ot tlis ac:i5a 4aa taal 5A.l failure st ex.
lists.
ipu nfe, therefore. further notified
'h4t faa said allegations VIII. Il.
iakei a.. confessed, rad oas AID entry VIII he
elneeili without ,,Itneftight 10 b. heard. elther
usigre ts eiee or ~ q. ST. II sog u to iie ia
Shta u.'iac within twenty daS after the FOURTH
pat.iiaAts3Nd u lh.5 1gtiea, s sHgwa bolUW. s9ar
answer Baaef 0&th aiagiueaily responding u
ttesa allegations Of eansssi, tl.gCthes with due
pso5i mat ysu tlye snfgs1 copy oI your answer
ou ths SAID saaieli,ns .isnCr in psfeon or by reg
stefua nail
iaa aho9'i state iu Your answer
.Ee HaHE et Tire poai9aGe 10 WAica
gas eesae tattr r9saeas ta b. Qnt tn soa.
A. +. asU&lss. Register.
b4ie q irst rIlichtaH. jaiy l. is!5
5ets Of seso'''. publication. J'.iy 2. 1915
t#ss s tairo prhisatln JAy rs. !ala
l'atr Of Fourth nAhis4tiaG, duly y. 1915
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
Doctors Live Iona.

Dactcrs are notcrieusly thalr cv'n
most disobedient patients. Usually
they eat and sleep iTTesularly. they ara
out In all kinds Of weather and .i.e3
hesitate at no Ganger CT eonteg.on or
Infection; yet oil the 1895 physicians
who died in the United states iast
year. 2l4 were more than eighty years
old and II OF them more than pinety
The average age was about eixty ans
years. Probably doctors dose them
selves less than ether psoA.e Gu.--.
Youths Companion.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
Queen Wilhemlna's BeautY.

Queen Wilhelmina OF Holland Il
sometimes referred TO as the queen
With the complexion in Europe. b..
few people know that she has spe.
o!al recipe for keeping the skin In per.
feet condition. Some time ago she
adopted the plan from the Dutch In
dies ef taking lemon baths. Five or
six lemons are squeezed into the bath.
aud various scents then added, in.
cludIng can de cologne. of which she
Ia said to use pint day. The bath
is highly invigoratins.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
NnriCN rnp pIaLic.rinN.

s"f'eE io8 Pt 3i.it aTinN.
u, 7. l. lpubliaherl Serial 0Issl l-120is9
Department IT the interior.
{. $. Land Office al Sterling. Colorado.
L. IS. Land Oaiee at Sterling. Colurad,l
July !. 1915.
NoTicG is hereby given that Homer
G. Kelly. OF Stoneham, Colorado who
on April i6, 1910, April G, 1914, made
Homestead Entries Orig. and Add.
012379 and No. 0z0ss9 for Nl-2 sEl-4.
Sig NEl4, AIl-4 NEl-4. see. is,
WIZ AWl-4, SEl.a NWI-4. Section
IL, Township s North, Range Sc West,
9th Principal Meridian, has filed u9iice
OF intention to make Final Three Yer
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before United States
Commissioner, Clyde l.. Stallegl al
New &agmer. to.1rado. OH The z4th
day ai Angus, 1875.
Claimant names rs witnesses;
Tno4aes hilan. d ssaneham. 1'oIorado.
cl.e aeHtzer, Of
samTtl 'lhorasa, ae +" IN
I.t..,in J. i.vtt. vi s-t9
A,F. bEoWNs Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

here. The stranger from out of tewu
or our next door neigabor are made
the same prices when looking at our
line Of general merchandise, And as our
prices are as low OF lower on high
grade goods than may be found elsp-
where you will do well to come To us
when in need.
Heye are few Of Our prices which
should interest You:
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parclpnahle !arnranee.

The Kansas city Girl Don't yoQ
have any iitueys here?
The Cleveland Girl--What are thes
The K. G. Girl-Why, they're five.
cent automobiles.
The Cleveland Glrl-=0ll. yes, know
the Kind. onr next door neighbor has
one and they joke him so much aboul
1t that ne only brings il out after dark.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
Mo Late lIours There

Guest-What possessed you 10 move
away or here to the extreme edge OF
The city?
Host-The trolley cars stop running
at 10 p, IN.
"Waat OF shat?"
"Walt till you see my pretty iaugh.
ters New York Weekly.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
Eamena Eridra Eui,rcr.


Gustav Lindcrthal, who is building
the He'll Gate bridge at New Yorkt
TIE greatest structdra CT the kind in
The world. which win have q nglh Of
three and one-haif miies, is an Aus
trlan by birth. lie received his tech
nical education at Erana ani Vienna.
ard before coming to this country In
1874 he lad he'd considerable practical
experience IN reilroad building. His
first work in the Ua.ted States was
as IN assistant engineer cn the force
constructing the Centennial exhibition
buildings. lie became a citizen and
took up railroad building Some OF the
greatest brsiges which he has built
span the Ai!sghany~and Monongahela
rivers, though he has also spanned the
MiFslssiaqi and other streams. Though
famed as bridge builder he prefers
to be known as a man who has had
more to do with layins ogt railroad
routes.