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Couldn't you sell me folding thea
ter seat like that?"
Eyes. but Why"
well, you see. suffer from insom-
MIA, and I've never slept as well any
where as here.'-Berlin Man Lacht.
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1--WE are going to give up hoving
Johnny get an education"
For what reason?"
well, we can't get him sterlized
every morning in time to go to school,"
Puck.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March o.-Hogs-Receipts.
5000 head; steady. Bulk. 6.75a6.85; light,
660a6s5: mixed. 6.60a6.9o; heavy. 6.35a
6S5: rough. 6.35a6.5o; pigs. 5.5oa6.70.
Cattle-Receipts. 100 head; steady Ma
cows and heifers, 3.25a7.75; calves. 7.ooa
1850.
sheep-Receipts. 1000 head; steady
Sheep. 7.10as.15; yearlings, 7.S5a9. Is;
lambs, 760a10.00.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. La. March 2O.-Un-
expected strength developed in the cot
ton market today, and prices advanced
sharply. almost to the highest levels Of
the week on buying which started with
western traders but which became gem
attention was paid to the unfayorable
features of the morning. At their best
the most active months We're IL to IS
points over yesterdays final figures. The
close was at net gain Of II to Is points
Liverpool was well below expectations,
and the final ginning returns from the
census bureau Of 16.645.272 bales, count
ing cotton and linters together, were
larger than most bears expected. Not
outstanding this, the market opened at
the advance. and stood at the advance
all the morning Fresh long buying ap-
peared late in the session, and shorts
covered in confusion throughout
1t was generally considered that the
support was of speculative character.
and offered to avert the reaction which
seemed impending.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 20.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts, 316 head; no trading.
Calves-Receipts, 1874 head; no trading.
Sheep and lambs-2,2l7 head; no trad
Hogs-Receipts, 1885 head; steady at
760a775.
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| WILL BUY

81 900 Warrington Gus so at IO5.
1000 Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 40 at sos.
g, 900 Potomac C0nsld. SO mt 99N.
$4,000 Georgetown Gas cert. mt 1O2.
25 Cap. Traction (Offers wanted.
Is Wash. Rwy. pfd. at S3a4.
80 Washington Gas at S2M.
10 Mergenthaler mt 171k ex. div.
LnnstOn at s..
Munsey Trust at O4k.
rs Graphophone pfd. mt ssh.
Gayety Theater at 125.
Subject to previous acceptance or
cancellation. All executions for cash.
Buying and selling orders on all listed
stocks and bonds solicited
Deliveries for cash Mt your own hank.
THOMAS L. HUME, Broker,
1410 G st. Rooms 9-11 Tel NJ. 1916.
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Pa, what 1S enyy?
Envy. my boy. is what your million
aire uncle feels every time he hears
you begging your mother for a sec
pnd piece Of pie."-Detroit Free Press,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-21

A Washington National
Bank whose customers have a
depositing power IN excess Of
their borrowing needs invites
applications from local bust
ness men desiring to borrow.
Address Box III. Office Even
ing Star. Details will be
taken up personally.
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| WILL SELL

$4,000 Washington Gas SO mt 1861.
81 600 Capital Traction SO mt 1861.
$4,000 Wash. Rwy. & Elec. go ut 81 ~.
&2.OOO Potomac COnsld. go at Boz.
10 Wash. Rwy. pfd. at san.
80 Washington Gas mt 73N.
8 MerEenthaler at 1S2k eX. DIV.
; LanstOn mt 80.
20 Franklin National Bank ut I2e.
5 Riggs National Bank at $40.
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Wars Effect on Commerce.

With the opening Of April the Euro
pean war will have been in progress for
eight months. This period Of time is
SUFFICIENT to disclose the effect Of the
present worldwide hostilittes on COM
merce. As far as the United States is
concerned, the influence has been slim
ulating beyond all previous precedence.
OF necessity, Great Britain and
France were wholly unable to meet the
ordinary peaceful demands Of their re-
spective peoples. without speaking of
the enormous requirements created by
the prosecution of the war. Almost
every commodity which can be pro-
duced or manufactured in the United
States is required in vast quantities
by the two belligerents whose ports are
not closed by the blockade of hostile
vessels or the even more complete
isolation Of nature. At the opening of
the conflict Great Britain found her
self completely without war supplies
and particularly without ammunition.
when the first eight months Of
hostilities haze expired Great Brit
ain viii be fairly well supplied with
ammunition, thanks to the working
day and night of all the manufac-
turers of arms In the United States. The
same is true. although to a less ex-
tent. with France. and, with the OPEN
ing of the Dardanelles by the fleets
of the allies. Russia will again have
the means of communication with the
outer world. This fact will also add
to the exports OF arms and war sup
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Total sales, 176,400.
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Tho sale Of bonds for European ac-
count expands and eobs. but on the
whole averages quite a round sum. One
thing that is observable is that the
old-seasoned issues. in which very lit
tie trading has been done for years In
this market. are coming over. mainly
from Germany, and are selling here at
low prices. mostly on a per cent basis.
which Is an exceptionally attractive
ern Pacific 3s. Central Pacific AZ, Erie
Prior Lien Is, Erie I'd Extended, Mis-
souri, Pacific. Missouri Is. St Louis &
San Francisco IS, Oregon & California
eihc). and Union Pacific Convertible IS.
These latter have. some of them,
changed hands on a $40 per cent basis
This issue was originally $4,000. 900.
but by process OF conversion only $27,-
100000 Of the issue was left open and
these have sold at SO to 50.
Some of these bonds were originally
placed abroad thirty years ago and
are rarely traded in on the board
1.-TWO weeks ago, when the submarine
war zone declaration was agttating the
situation. the pressure to sell these
classes OF bonds was quite heavy. Ger
favorable than Nnow. and this. with the
risk Of shipment. has apparently shut
OFF free offerings for the time being.
But undoubtedly circumstances will
again arise to increase these offerings
from time to time.
Seasoned investors are not letting
such opportunities pass to accumulate
choice securities.
This foreign selling Of bonds has
had much to do with taking the top
off the bond market. In addition to
these foreign sales, many issues have
been brought out in the last few
large amounts Of municipals have re-
quired new money. as have tho foreign
loans, with heavy aggregate. And DOS
sibly, above all, the investor has be-
come increasingly cautious as the
specters Of bellieerent embargoes have
rise on the seas"
In the Matter Of overdrafts.
A number Of bankers have asked the
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Gold reserve against net liabilities (B)
Cash reserve against net liabtlities{B)
Cash reserve against liabilities after
setting aside 400 gold reserve
against net amount Of federal re-
serve notes In circulation OBJ. $3.50.
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In the Matter Of overdrafts.
A number Of bankers have asked the
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Resources and Liabilities.
The statement of combined resources
and liabilities Of the federal reserve
banks at close Of business March 10 is
as follows:
RESOURCES
Gold coin and certificates. ....... s245 O1S 600
Legal tender notes, silver certificates
and subsidiary coin .,..,,... q GO ON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-09
Qofal Beridbt.
Rertsnal. Nnti3en.

sSrdn Gegina Senfe lit gs-
ftern IN poIlenbeteil "a. SeberSiabre
pom So6c abgcrufrn iporoeit, Der
pIoyIidl cher aud pollig ihnerSlos
tam. Die 8er6lidene mar Ole &Sittipe
bon lalgilIt Seltfc, nno Die &unSc
bon ibrem ablehen irirb nidlt nerfeb-
len, in Den areiien ibrer 9efanit-
itaft aisfribtiee 9ralter ails5uloien.
Die @eerbiguug finbet am 9onners.
tae gtndmlittag bonn Soltie bes Sob.
mes oerrll Sermunn Seiife, 1924
Snnoer StraBe, aus itatt.
Gin ultcr braper Tionier lit NIT
Jrieo rid Suenemcprr IL,
aus oen 2ebcn eeidjicbcn. Ter Zoo
icnftc am Sonntag ieine Sd)atten nnf
Die miioen 2ieoer. Der Serblthene,
lpeIGcr bos bobe sllter pon so Sabren
erreift bat, mar in beutiher 9relleu
aIlaemein eeao)tet nnO geebrt. 3ie
treue aebensgeidbrtin 6rau Ooro'
thea Suenclneper, geb. grnit, ut ign
iGpn Dor Sabren i'm Zoo poraufse-
aan1en. Gle 9eeroigung oes @reiies
finbet an Wlitttpof) gtadnittag bonn
Gruncrhailie, 2164 @eItern slpeniie,
Gils itatt.
5err Scrmann Sell bot bsS
bcrSIidlte alit1efiihl ieiner 5cbl.
reid,en Syrcltiloc lmo Sefannten att
IiBIid Des berben @erlrites, BON Gem
CT tetroifen moroen lit. Seire @attIu
ssruu glnna Socil, geb. Sebben, fp,iroe
Inn geitern burd) BEN Soo elltrillen.
Sic alsemeirl geadtetc Srml itaro
I'M 81. 2ebelsjabre imb Die Sinter.
blietenen haben ooS ber5lihlte Wtit.
geiiitI ibrer @efamntidaft. Gie Se'
erbisl.ng iinbet ON GunncrItag @tore
acn pom Irauerballic, 1899 Cont
iinicn slucInlc in Siib Sairlncimt,
iintt. woraiif IN Der ct. Sorapentltra
Stride Gin feierlid)es 9tealIiem abae.
Faltcn miro.
6srr Mi 6ael Sttmann, 5as
britant ben 2abeneinri6tungen, bat
aeitern mad lanaem 2eioen bic miioen
9lunsn gum etpigeu S4lummer gez
f9loFen. Gr itano i'm SO. 2ebensjahre
unb bic Sinterbliebenen, in eriter 2iz
ME bic @ittpe 5rau Marsaretbe Ottz
mann baben oas ber5li6iie 8eileib
ibrer 5ablreiden 5reuHoe unr Be
fani,ten. Der @erbli9ene bate am
beutiheu gereinsIeben regen 4ntAeil
genommen. gr geb0rte bem pionierz
nerein, bem Qanbpebr @erein, ben
Obj sSellops gno bem RbeinpfGlser
lnterftiiBunssbereir an, bic bem paz
deren Mann am Wittipo6 Radmittag
bag lebte Gslsit gsben iperben. Die
8eerbiguns finbet bonn grauerbaufe,
7t5 0anio Strabe, nlS ouf Dem Siue
Strdbe Berg Jrieobof itatt.
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gse 10 Dorf, 8. Ropetuber. angc-
fomilIcn: rSafapette", @orbeniis,
suniteb States", DOH aopenbagen
sIbgefabren: vGamerouia~, mad,
SIasgcsr; ~@onteoioeo". nad Ge.
ilita.
aopenbagen. angef.: Oscar
H., BON 9lem Dorf.
Genua. aIuset.: n9tmeriea", Don
Gau Dorf.
aiperpool. .slngct.: .ulsea.
MA, BON 9sap Dorf; ,9apIanb",
bon 9eD Dort.
2iperpooI. slusef: .St.
Saul, bon Relp ,Dorf.
GIaSg op. Mgef.: California"
nod 9eto gorf.
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Die beatfhen 8ebDrbem
. riiden 8ebduern baribei
aus, babfo piel llnnab j.
res uber ben ameris
tamil den @efanbs
ten in 9riiffeI
gsi4rieben

WaiRinston, D. g., 8. Rob.
Der Setretdr Gaming ma6te am
Wontas betaHnt. bab bic beitfbe Wis
litdrbeborbe in 8elgien bem amerifa=
nif6en 9eidnbten 8ranb Wbitlod aes
seniiber 8ebauern bariiber ausaebtidt
babe, bdB bic dusIdnbiide preiIe be-
baupte. er Derlafie 9elsisn, neil er ben
beutf6en BebOrbsn nidt sensbm lei.
Die geb0rben saben ibm bic @erTide<
rung, bab lie feline 4breiIe bebauers
ten. 5srr Gaming fiiste binsu, baB
teintrlei offisiene Noten 5fpiiden Der
ameritanii6en unb Der beutI1en Re
aierung NIT 9e5us auf ben Status bes
9errn Wbitlpd gsipedfelt tporben
feien.
5rr WIiilcd ipirb am Wsittpo&
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Widael Dttmanu,
Spbanna @fruerer,

eiarb ON samiiaa. ben o. globeHber ],
nm $50 libr wlorpsiff.
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Gie @niien feten lire 9ln.
sriffe tn Sff.8ali5ien
fort.
Gle iperSen aber iiberaa oon ben Ser
biinoeteu snriifseidlageu.
U Iuf benz italienii den
riessf9aupIaB 1T
bic cage i'm pez
eHtli9en unz
perdnbert.
perd n bert.


Wien, 8. Rooember. ueber 2pnz
bon. Die foIsenOe pffisie1e gez
ianntma4ung ii6er bic @reigniiIe auf
bem arisgsIdauplub purbe am Mont
tag a6eno bonn GrObsn !9auptquars
tier erlufen:
RufiiI4er &riessi6auplaB. - .gei
Sabanop, am Stpa 6Iub, ON Sols
min Bad unb ipeitlid Don gaartorpit
iinb 4ngriffs Der RuTsn 3uriidgs>
i4ldgen iporOen. I6geieben bapoH
bat ii4 in bieisr 9egenb ni4ts WiAs
tiges ersisnet.
Stulisniiher ariessIduuplas. =
PIN Der iiibtpeitIihsn Srpnt berri9t
i'm allgemeinen StilIs. SIN norbliden
abi9nitt Des pluteaus DON Doberoo
baben uniere Sruppen obermals 4ns
sriffe beg JeinOes 3uriidasi6lasen.
lin ben 8eiis bes Col bi Cana iinb
5eftige admpfe i'm @ange. Wdbrenb
beg 6a4mittugs selanate Der Seinb
ouf ben Gipfel bieies 8ersss; bieier
fpurbe a6sr am 4benb bur6 eineH
9esenangriff unierer Sruppen tpieber
erpbert. Die feinblide 2lrtillerie bat
bas 5euer seseH bic iiibIide Ripa
GroHt sr0ffnet.
galtan ariegsf6auplab. = Die
terrsiaiifrungurtfden 9ruppen, bic
duf bsiben Seiten bes WarabasSbas
Les porriideu, baben ben Jsinb aus
1einea poiitionen aaf ben S5ben
n0roli6 pon SDaniied bertrisben.
.Deutfde 5ruppen bon Der 4rmee
bes @eneaIs DON RoebeB fGmpfen
duf ben SSben fiibli6 bon Rrdliepo.
Weiter ben Slub binab, BET 5rtonit,
fiHb uniere 9ruppen iibsr bic weDrus
Da segdngen.
yRruiebac unb bic tpetlid 6dbon
etlegenen S0bkn bsfinben iid in Sea
6duSsH Sss GmssGls DON Ga[Imit.
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bon almfterbam nod Rem .yort at
reqen. LII
9beDbpr 0mrtpn
&anbibat Der gepubIitaner ObtDs
fir bic prdfibentf8aftss
Nontinntipn.
er lpirc. ipem inboifirt, ,lidt .yPein~
fdgen.

kolumbus, Obio, 8. Rob. -
Der friibere 8unbesienator Sbepbore
6. Burton, Der nit ben bieliaen re-
publifaniihen Giibrern cine 8pnferens
hattie, aob sfpar feline formelIe grs
fldruns, DAB er 8anbibat fir bic Yrde
iibentitaft lei. ab. er ,nodte es ober
flor. bnR er bic gominatipn niht db:
lebnen iperbe. fpenn fie ibm angebotcn
lperbsn ipllte.
ylddbem 9err Burton cine GrilGz
rung erlaiien, iporin er bic Willis 'fhs
4bminiitraiion inboHirt nnb Die
rernitli4e !ooffnung unb lleberaeils
auns" ausbriidt, baB 9oupsrnsur
Wiais pieber aufseitelIt unb eripGblt
iperben tpiirbs, fpnitatirts bieIer am
Wontas @benb, rbaB er iid ben iibriz
gen Hepublifanern ObiDs anihlieben
tperbe, I'm Serrn Burton su iinters
itiiben, bic prdiibentf9afts= =Hpminds
tion au erlansen4. SoIIte 5err Burton
bic llntsritiibung Der Obioer Deleeas
tipn 5ur nd9iten republitaniihen Ras
tionaltonpention fudeu. 70 i6nnte er
bieielbe iebt erbalten. ipie bic Jiibrer
Der Yartsi aIlaemein sfauben. Serr
Burton 1T nit 8Duperneur Wiillis Der
Iniidt. bab bic prGiibentidaft iibsr
benz Ripeau Der Ienter ite6t, iporum
man iid betperben miiife, er fon aber
aefast baben, tpenn bic Republifaner
Sbioa ibn inboiirten, 70 betradte er
bieIe Sanblungsipeife als Elm 9ebot,
bas Rennsn Tim bic prdiibentiduftss
Domination nitsumaden.
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gerlanat-@eibIid,.

Qrfabrenes g2dbGen fiir Sa,isarbeii nno
soder. HsfereHsen .s,boue dnon 1902 y.
3a5I Tnre dbs.. elooHbais.
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llmsefabr$96O, 600, 900
Sinb fopeit fir bic Dfer<
rei9if DE unb bic unaas
ride ariessanIeibe
qe3eidnet mprbtn.

ge5eihnet porben.
Dafbinston, 3. g.. 8. RoD.
Oas Wiener ausipdrtise Imt fdbelte
am Montag Der bieiisen DfierreihiIt,s
unsarii6en 8otidaft, bab bic Cub
itriptieneu fir bic brittle 5ft.rreidifte
arieesanleibs ii6 Biz gum Sonnias
auf $4,000, 100000 aron.n uno bies
jsnissn fir bic ungariide anI.ibs auf
l 500.000,000 aronen beliefeu, 5uiams
men unsefGbr auf $3.50. .OOO,o Dis
Sep.ide fiist bin5u, bab bieIes Reiuls
tat einen ipeitsren Bsipeis fir bic
ipirtbi6aitli4e StGrte Der Wonar@ie
lisf.rs, gu elmer 3sit, in Der tpmp.tenie
BattOrcn in Gnelanb 5useben, bab bic
finan5islle Gage in GnsIaub cine iris
tii4e fsi.
Wlai aiOritdtsfiibrer oppOnirt
ben Oefeniip plGntn
bsrGb IN minitration.
8afbineton, 3. g., 8. Noo.
Der RsprGientant CLAUDE aitdin, be-
mptratiiber Jiibrer i'm Sauie, eroff>t
nsts bsm prdiibsnten WiIion RoHtaa
na9 Iansersr aonf.ras, bab er bas'
rationale ibsibisunssprosrarnm Der
aominiitraiiOn nidt unieritiiben Tonne.
es isbo6 nur in periSnlidtr gisens
idaft unO nidt aIs Giibrer Der Waios
ritGt beiGmpfeu tperbe.
!oerr ait1in perpeiIts iiber cine
Stunb. BEL bsm prdiibsnten. Der ihm
bic pIdns fir 4rmse unb Jlotte fir
bic naditsn fiinf Sabre ause:nanbers
iest. unb ben Majoritdtsfiibrsr Su be-
itimmsn Iu9te, biefelbsn 81 ibofiren.
Serr ait6in ertldrts benz prdfbsnten
freimiitbis feline anii6ten, fpelds
baupiiddli6 sesen bas Marine.pros
eramm seri6tet iinb.
sd tann uur iagen1, bemerate sr
beim 8srlaHsn bes Weiben Sduies.
.bob es mir isbr Ieib tbut. bas nas
iionals 9ertbsioisunesfpiiem hes prds
iibenten ni6t unterituben su fOnntn.
Die pldns iinb gesen meine llebers
seuauns, gang befonbers in 8esus auf
bic 5loite.1
Griudt, feline @riinbe fir feiu.
Sppoiitipn bes Jlottenprosrantms gu
nennen, fdste er:
sd iperbe meinen Stdnbplnft in |
elmer Rebe i'm 5auIe tlaritellen, fos
balb Der aonsrsB suiammsnirrt. Ra'
tiirlid perbe id bas prosramm nidt |
als Maioritatsfiibr.r. fonberu nur
in meinsr psrfDnli&sn Giseni4aft Be- |
Ssrr ait6in bielt ,s fir febr fpnbrs |
ideinlit, bab cine Mebrbeit Der Res
praientantsn au 0uuFen Der Dsfeniius
plane Jet.
getriiserif9e 8anfiers
perurtbeiIt.
Gpraeufe, q. g., 8. Hopemf.
Baron gsusen Sppenbeim BON pa
RIG. 6oparb z. ROaers, Der friibere
6iilfs Stadtsiuperintenbent bes Df>
fentliden G6ulfueiens unb Rif,arb
Rurpbp. Elm friiberes 2esislatur'
DlitaIieb tpurben bonn 8unbesrihter
Ran su 5 sSdbren i'm 9unDess3 s3udts
baufe in Mtlanta perartbeilt. Gis
paren idulbis befunbsn porbsn, bic
Derlebt aa baben. Gine
8erufina ipirb einselest fperben
Dsrgodals @drtner.
golu m bus, o., 8. Iopember.
!. gbtpdrb 5urit BON pbilabelpbio,
,as nsue bemotratif4e Mtslieb ber
5taats 2i5enssYeb5rbe. ertldrte bent
youbernsur nsseniibsr bab er an tie
tritte DurHfiibruna alIer @etrdntes |
Jeishe CLAUDE ans In isinsy Gtssns
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Der arObtn Maioritai. ipelde ie ei'
nem RspIblitaner in 1iffin segtbsn
tuurbe, sum Wfapor seipdbIt purbt.
iturb bier am Wloniaa. CT mar
tpGbreno Der lebten "a 5dbre 6 Wldl
WaporssanSibat aefpeieu unb 8 Wal
eripdblt porben.
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ainbermu il nb.

ainbermunb.
.S6re. Wama. ipenn i'd srii tinmaI
srob nno perbeirdibst i.ifl tpsrps. lafie
id mid absr stpib ni9t fdeiosn.-
so, Oh ileinsr Rdfsfpsis2 Run,
- iinb iparum bsnn niHtg"
.Wsibi On. ba bate idb bod su pisl
Nnsit, bsnn = idsioen tbut. .irsb!1
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Sic SentId,en in aurlaub.

ssir pcroffentlidten aeitern einer
grief aus aurlmtb, fir ben mir ocil
Sberlebrer Serrn Don Sorn are6i,
gegebcn Eatten. Gerielbe beoanft lid,
fiir Die @epatterid,aft. Seiu gtanic
italib 3ufGuiaerlpeiie auf Dem aupert
ltnD Dos bate 5u Der @erIpedielunG
gefiibrt. Ter @riei itarnrnt aus eiuer
GifScrcM Slelle.
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JOHNNY.
In and Around Maysburg.

Mrs. Weslie Dale is very sick
at this writing.
Harry Hibbs went back to his
work in Kansas City Monday.
He had been spending the past
week with bis wife and that new
boy, Eugene Clark Hibbs.
Rev. Thomas filled his appoint
ment at the Baptist church Sun
day.
The ladies of the Christian
church are to serve lunch at Mrs.
Cunningham's sale Thursday,
Sept. %.
Mrs. r. X. Goodwin was taken
sick Sunday and was unable to
attend church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clary attended
church services at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and went
home with Mr.. Farmer. for din
ner.
Mr.. Berley Cumpton was at the
Baptist church Sunday morning
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-09-23

Johnny has been on the sick
list the last week. We may fall
short Of news this week.
We had the biggest rains Of
the year last week and lots Of
high water.
On the 18th Ed Bailey's tenant
house was burned down. Mr..
Zinn lived in the house. They
saved the most Of the goods.
John Stephens and wife took
in the big fair at Butler last
week. It took him two days
to make the trip. He reports the
fair as being good.
Ina Bailey called on Mrs. Mag
Keeton one day last week.
The writer and wife spent one
! day last week at the home OF
Uncle Jim Coughlin.
Glad to see that the CORTLAND
scribe has gotten out once more.
Col. Lockridge and wife took
in the fair at Butler one day last
week.
1t is reported that Floyd Bail
ey picked up the dishes at the
fire and threw them out in the
yard. We don't know how many
he broke.
Albert Daniels and family took
in the show at Butler last week.
Albert says he has got all he
wants. 1t rained all the time he
was there.
G. w. Armentrout and family
spent last Sunday at Aunt Mag
Scott7s.
Col Lockridge has lost some
of his hogs. They have got the
cholera.
John Page, Tom Bruner, G. w.
Armentrout, and Uncle Jake
Masterson called to see Johnny
on Sunday evening.
It was raining Sept. 30. Fifty
years ago that day I landed in
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-09-23
East Lone Oak.

u Rev. Spencer preached his fare
Mell sermon at Peru last Sunday
!hight. He will 60 to conference
in few days.
At this writing the Marais des
Cygnes river is overflowing it's
banks. The drainage bitches are
doing their best but the volume
of water is too great for them.
We have just heard that Wal
ter Little sold his farm in Pleas
ant Gap township to Robert
Evans, the consideration being
something like $4l per acre.
+. S. Requa and Lot Warren
sold some steers to Henry Nafus
and VIM. Scifers recently.
Earnest Cough sold horse to
Marion Thomas last week.
+. G. Harper purchased. about
100 shoats from different parties
recently.
Mrs. Ella Thomas and daugh-