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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-22

For SALE-An L. c. Smith double
barrel shot gun. Good as new. Also
new rag carpet. Richard Cox, Viro-
qua. 37-2w-'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-22

For SALE--A farm of 100 acres on
Pleasant Ridge, miles southwest Of
Address the CENSOR or A. Matheson,
Chaseburg, 80 3w-'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-22

For SALE Second hand Mason tour
ing car. Will be sold cheap if taken
soon. Inquire of Hanson & Anderson.
22-tf
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-22

For SALE --Plant tulips, peonies, cro-
Gus. etc. in October and secure wealth
of flowers next spring. See our prices
elsewhere In this paper. The North
wood Nurseries, the home of the flow
ers. Koethe Brothers, Proprietors,
Coon Valley, Wisconsin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-22

For SALE-100 empty apple barrels.
Surenson' g grocery. 32-tf
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-22

For SALE Blacksmith shop with or
without tools, price right and terms
easy IL taken soon. Other business re-
CURES me owners attention. Inquire
Of T. J. Thorsoh. Westbv. 37-2w
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-22

For SALE-One iron gray mare CON-
ing Jour years old, weighs 1000; one
bay mare. Mrs. John o. Fortney, vi
roqua. 81 Wv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
FOREIGN TRADE
AT HIGH RECORD
Fiscal Year Just Ended Shows
Gain in Imports and Exports
Of $lSO,OOO,OOO

VAT ARLINGTON ID G., July %
w In exports u domestic products
In aggregate value OF foreign trade
aud IN favorable balance OF trade the
United States made new high record
in the fiscal year ended June 80, 1919.
Figures made public by the depart
ment Of commerce today show that I'M.
ports and exp,rts combined totaled
81, lI2, ,S04 .272. an increase Of NS4-
100000 over 1914 and SldiOOd,OOO over
1913, the prior high record year IN to.
tai trude
Exports In 1915 totaled S27BS,643,-
532, an increase of SIN OOOOOO over
1914 aud OF $3O3.OOOOOO over 1913
Imports aggregated $l0I4 220 74O, a
decrease Of S2l07OO.OOO from last
years total and $l9ss0O,OOO from
that for 1913
The excess of exports over imports
for the year 1918 was SlO94 422, 782,
which sum exceeded by SI2SOO00O0
the former high record made I'm 1908
aud by 1928 100000 The export bal
nnce for 1914
June, 1918, exports were S2BS,GOl, d,
800 and exceeded by Sill ,5SO,OOO the
total for June last year June i'm.
ports were $l577I8,l4O or less by
S2l0 800 than those FOR June 1914, but
| S2B5OO,OO0 more than those for June
| 1913.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
MUST ANSW ER
UGLY CHARGE
lconllnu.d trsm Page onsl

her, Just what she meant and intend
ed that she then jumped from the
vehicle and exclaimed that she had
been insulted, running to the nearby
residence Of jim Collier. He offered
to bring her back to the Webb hotel
where she had been staying but upon
refusal he returned TO town alone.
Darrough Is prominent In business
and banking circles and his integrity
has not hitherto been questioned. He is
leader IN the church and one OF the
pioneer town builders; owns one Of
the finest store and office buildings
In the town, valuable farm lands aud
other property. He was formerly fed
eral marshal for Indian territory. His
friends scout the accusation.
Mrs Dean Is brunette Of the
"dashing' type, claims to have con.
siderable standing In her home CON
munlty in the south and TO be pos
sessed Of considerable means. She has
been In Oklahoma soveral weeks, Oh
tensihly with the purpose Of making
purchases. She deplores the affall
which has given her notoriety, but saye
her complaint is well justified Shc
appears to be woman ot much
strength of mind and determination
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29

to license and to do business In the
state under the old law--under which
Its application for license was re-
Iected by the board, which acted upon
all opinion OF the attorney general that
the new law Is In effect until other.
wise held by the supreme court OF the
state.
The petition denies the right Of the
board 10 require basis schedule Of
risks TO be filed with It, setting up
that such requirement IL Il violation
Of the federal constitution.
In all % points Of protest are based
Companies May Withdraw
From the announced attitude OF
Governor Williams II IL very likely
the case will be finally carried to the
supreme court OF the state for ulti-
mate decision. Both sides to the case
seem TO be determined, and there IL
more than mere intimation that, In
the event " adverse finding on the
part OF the high court, most N the
companies operating in the state will
withdraw. The insurance companies
say that they can not do a profitable
business under the law as II now
stands. II this is true withdrawal
would be matter Of self.proteCtion
Those opposing the law say that there
was no general demand from the In.
suring public for such Legislation and
II Is intimated that, should the law be
upheld, II affords an opportunity for
the administration TO build up pow
erful political machine In a single de
pnrtment Of state government
The situation is regarded analogous
to that which recently obtained In the
state OF Missouri, wherein the big com.
panles actually begun withdrawing
from doing business In the state
bringing about a chaotic status that
Immediately caused the state 10 be
come more friendly In It's attitude to
ward the underwriters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
RECEIVER MUST
TAKE SCHOOLS
Continued from Page ono

NNNNh'NNNN AANNi Y hhN hAtI.
tied II, the court having ordered his
name placed on the ballots.
The attorneys opposing Dixon
showed that at the time the mattef
was up before Judge Oldfield there
was no question " Dixon's resldenc,
In or ont " the district At least hla
claim 10 being IA resident Of the dis.
trict was not eomhatted at that time.
Developments Came Out Later
The members Of the board Of edu.
cation lined up as the Edwards faction
and the Hudson faction, aud fell into
disputes over school board employees.
Dixon stood with the Edwards fac
tlun and II still with that part Of the
board His action In that respect
brought on the inquiry ~ 10 his right
to sit M member.
II Dixon is thrown out OF the board.
all the acts Of the board while he sat
az n member will he held illegal, II Is
stated, and everything that has been
done will have 10 be done over again
The final decision In this case II i'm
portant 10 the patrons Of the schools
aud may Involve considerable expense.
Even n the court decides that Dixon
is not member of the board of edu.
cation, an appeal may be taken 10 the
higher court and the affaIrs Of the
board may remain involved for some
time The hoard ls Mt present under
n court injunction which prevents Il
from employing teachers and the date
for the opening Of the schools IL draw.
Ing near.
In case Dixon Is thrown out Il II
possible that the school board will still
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
CANNOT FOOL
A POLICEMAN
Booze Lftes Separate Sheep From
GOats-TOO Many Of the Latter
Species

II was announced In no uncertain
tones at police headquarters thls
morning that booze seizures would
continue to be made, and at the same
time the provisions OF the injunction
granted 10 the Milwaukee Beer com.
pany Tuesday would not be- violated.
The police have the right to confiscate
illegal shipments, and an exhaustive
record " the disposal NJ the thous.
ands Of gallons Of whisky which have
been shipped into Oklahoma City will
enable them 10 know, they declare.
practically all Of the conslgnees who
have no legal right TO receive liquor.
The record Of every gallon confis-
Gated has been kept and every case of
a fictitious name Or address IL known
10 the police Legal shipments viii
not be lnterfered with, the lawful
owners being permitted 10 take their
property without protest as heretofore.
But II II hlnted that when the great
quantity of booze which In said to
hh'' "tfH NlNtltu ny lle iVNth iQuui
fraternity arrives, the ones who have
come under the ban of the law before
will find that their former ruses and
schemings have worked their own un.
doing Az the great percentage W
the confscated booze has been proved
to be illegally claimed, the police say
that they will have no difficulty In
sorting out the sheep from the goats
In short order.
a. IA NJ ma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
EXPERTS STORY
BADLY RIDDLED
rouunurd from pnlo ON"

" '.'|NI''' '.'N 0 N-' ''''
20 Gushing began to carry such an
enormous amount Of freight ,hut the
cost of upkecp increased greatly; To
tnis the witness could not answer say
Ing he did not know whether paSscu.
ger service traffic damaged the lrnck
more than did freight service hut that
lf n did he could mot see how 1t could
affect the engine tom milo theory
The attack was then approached
frnm another angle I'm freight and
Ius.pngrr service according tu our fix
urrs lou have spent Sb7l2l2 ON hul
n.D I'm this state You have then
mrppd, ON the engine tom mileage
lusis. this total In the proportion NJ
"ii purts ~ passenger service and 1
part to freight service Do .ou CON
Idrr this division fair Mr. pcnbudyY'
asked the attorney general "lc~. hr.
uHusr the Interstate freight f. less
than the Interstate passenger service
ny mr. and the state passenger uuf
lir - rorrr-pondlugly less than the
tate freight lruillr IN view ui tine
business done. do You think thnt this
division ls fair to the people of Oi
Ilhmu?' II business done does not
.rsufy this division u y not fair, but
Fnc business doue did Justify A." re-.
piled the Witness
The attorney general then 10y cor.
Iomim commission reports, showed
naJ the freight ear mileage In 1913
Nus llG0D21 for the whole state
rr total passenger cnr mileage. In.
.ulmg Pullman cur.. baggage curs.
cypress aud mail cars was shown to
'. p5ll.5S2 for the whole state. or
Nr total passenger mileage was shown
bc Il per cent Of the total "lu
.rv NJ these figures. Mr. Peabody
do you believe that this division VI
.o..nN expense, NJ which three times
much wns charged to passenger ns
freight do YOU think the engine ton
mileage hnsis Is fair7 70 this the
Witness replied that he believed II 10
hr the most accurate and best yard
stick tu measure by.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
WOULD HAVE
MUNICIPAL JTTNEY BUSES

MuSKOGEE, July Muskogee
city will go into the iltiRy transpor
tatIon BUSINESS II h resolution offered
before the city council II adopted.
which appears probable The plan IL
TO purchase 20.passenger jitney buses
and operate them over city streets at
a Scent fare with transfers. II also
provides for r city garage at which
the lineys would be housed and re-
paired. Mayor Miller and Commits.
sioner Patterson, are majority, IA
yOr the plan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
FRESH FISH

Just received via express absolutely
fresh aud firm Ser how spleudIdly we
keep II here at the store. Phone your
order
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29
MRS. BECkER'S
LAST APPEAL

l'nN'|NN"I IiNW lHEr 'nrl.
based ON the evidence that uo injus.
ticr will be- dome iu executing the
former lieutenant
As Il result of worry over the heck
cr case the governor i- said to be
nearly exhausted
OsINNlNG N Y, July - Charles
Becker. former police lieutenant Of
New York, condemned lu die tomor-
row FOR mstlgntiug the murder of
Herman RoseulhaL gambler was re-.
ported To be- hearing mp well tudny nm.
der the realization that virtually an
hope OF his escaping the electric chnir
had passed
Less than an hour after Becker re
celycd word that supreme Court JUS
tlce Ford had denied his appeal for II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29

be deadlOcked and the appointment
NJ n receiver, II II can be done under
the law, may be necessary. The sub.
ject Of a receiver was discussed to.
day and some attorneys who have be-
come Interested as school patrons say
II will be possible to operate the
schools under such court action.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-29

ALBANY, \. v, July 29.-Mrs.
Becker arrived nj 1880 n. m, nc
cOmpanied by John Il. johnson Of
BeclSer's counsel Mrs. Becker did
not learn until her arrival Of the
governors departure from the
city. She sad her psaals were
uncertain.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18
iInterhaItnmss. .gnseisen

Ssltppf aug unisn1ehmen; fiir bie osuts
fdt Sseresleiiung bebeuttt Der Bsils
bieIer bsiben gsrebobeu bastgen etnsn
iebr bebsutenben grfplg ME bic
Hransofen febr bdlb unb pisl unl'eb'
iamer empfinben tperben.
9ieis beiben 70 tDcblgslunsensl
anariffe ssben nber aud sin beutli4ss
Bib Don Der aampffrsubisteis uHo
iInternebmnnssluit. bic unIsre IN ben
DogeIeu fs1tenbtn 9ruppen bti.elt.
gGs. Rbeinldnber. Sanieaieu. Wsd,
lsnburger, Solteiner unb Miirittn'S
berger, J1ssr, Snfanieris. lllanen. ba'
BEN mil uleiGxr Brnpour eefphteH unb
an BEN gturm ouf ben 5ortmannss
neiler appi bat au& 2dnnne1r mil
grcbsm ghnsib mitgnpirst. Nrs eer
arcsen fran,5FFten Sffsnfire i'm el'
Iab In cine fran5oiiI9e D.fsnirrf gs'
iporbtn beren Gsbiet INNER fltinsr
pirb. unb IplIts iih Der GeJnsr nod
sinmaI su einem @orftob sntf4lisbsn,
bann biirfte ss i5m tuisber 10 ssbsn,
pi. es ibm i&on Sci Gennhefm. Oter'
burnboiIpi uub afpd4. am Sarts
| mdnnsptilsrsaopf uno am atrobos
der Walb essungen 1T:
.Dur@ tommt er ni4t, bas ~
fiGier'.
MaIi.r Dsrisl, ariessbsri4i.riiaitn.
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DO bohen sdherpoImeB uuIfliiitert.
tas weibe, itiIe Saus I'm Soitnerl'
irieccn am tiefbIauen Wseer = Job
eille lunse, id,6ne, iddonfe Jrou I'M
9teitfleioe iiber bic Wfarinorflieien in
6os oanmerige, bobe Sinmer ihrel'
en-. Dos orrd CRIME Seniterlaoen nor
Der Sonncnslutb eeidiist mar. :. SD
iab lie nit rotben 9ioien in ben ipel'
BEN S6nbeil, Die sieitgcrte inter Dem
glrnle - fpir i6 iie emit seieben
Sic iang ienes 2ieb 10 oft. "eil
iernant les peur - ie pcis Ia bos =
une petite maiiorctfe - tonte
b.onfe - OH fonb on bots. 49,"
llro oarn idngen mir ipieber plos.
lid Sinaeln am Siopfe pprbci, rned,1'
ni,d,e iduiltcrte id, ben aarabiner mn
iai,rte in Die Ssinierradt binalis,
ocrtbin, no ioeben Dos rotbe wtiui'
oullgsieuer alifse6Iist ipar.
I'D, bin rorbcr iin0 fiabber
pieIc gPale in ben Sd)iisengraberl
ae,oaen; uno iebr oft mar i'd piel
naber am Sobe oils in iener gfnAi
apiiten gSarneton inio s)perll. aber
ME lpcroe id, oieic eine 9tadlt pergei'
len, in mciiicm aan5em Seben nidt;
ole enntIe, rerlaiiene, 5ertrilnlmerte
staot, Die bailcnoe Bride iiber Sas
,tuer5e 8aiier- ino oas iiibe 5rle'
oenslieb Der 9iebe, bas wie Elm Jto'
IenSuft onrd Die perrnHnelten Sen
liter unb Sbiircn aus oem seritoiie'
nen, ralld,9eifapdrSten Saus fam
liter bas Die @ranaten binlregbeul'
ten -.
sser ba nur gcipieIt batl @eros
i'd es jemols perseiien2 @ieaeidt il
Der aamcrab I6rgii tobt, itrtb id biz
ipGtcr on ieiuem SoIsfrei5 an
strabenranSe, I'm oas Der @inI
pfiii, porbcigeennnen
49,. llnO no lit bas peibe Sans
aebl;cben, pcu oem oas Sieo II
g4arneton iang, iinb BON oem uielu'
Grinnerung traumt2 :.
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fiihri. Der angrifF ipurbs brart ans
asftst. bnb brsi aonlpanisn slti6asis
tis ben SirSfisin DON brei Seiten ans
padsu iOlIisn, n6hrenb einise fDeiiers
Romposni.n, Ionis HInneHsGstabroHs
am Rehfslisn unb GnHngrubtnsaopf
als 9eduus borssfdoben iDurbsH.
Glsihseitia purbs cine Winenpsrftrs
abtbeiluna b,rsitssisllt. I'm ott llbt
moraens nabmtn mehrere gntierieH
lnfsrtr itapsrsn artillefis ben Sir5.
fiein sins balb. Stuubs lang inter
5euer, pOraui Fe ibr SaIer na6 riida
parts berlsstsu. I'm ben 8uitrom BON
werftdrtunssn mad bisisui puntis su
DsrbiubTn. gsaHtem bic WintnHsrs
Itss ned aH. 3siiIans .ssisisa saitsa.
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gommifftonsrs OWE
8amilton gcunir Gbte;o,x

ON tfttoutte WIZ
Samtltou Qcuufps 0hto.
GInetnnatL Cbir. 4. wsdrl lslo.
ptrfisasife nnasbete psrnen sut::
aeeenaenomfrsn In ber Ctiice PEE roaro 2,
Gpnntn 0cmmiiffcners bic Ureitaas ben Z.
April 1918, nm ~ iibr wlitfngs. fur bic HHcp'
fiebenbe Gpunfrsurbeit: -
Sends ben epesiiifntionsn 30. 73o - = elt
bic Mep1rirune bef qopeInno nnb Dlaoslra
Mpdb. pon benz Gnbspnh on Der Y. x 2. VI
fentnbu bic sur aprpprnfiousIinie bon pooe'
iurb, in GnmInes IouHfbip.
Tis arbeit bat ~ selneben " usssrtinlilm'
u,rta Mi ban 4i1ren unb epesiftditcrefi,
irslfe Test In Der cfiice be Bodrb cf 0oanfr
gcmmiiiionert nufiteeeu.
Tie aiuneboie miilien 1uf TcrriilerrH eusss.
ferfici feiu. ipslde IN eer cifiee tes Fonrb OF
6eunip gomntiHtsu:rs n babsn ilns; nne e.
oIftfef fefn bon einem Fcnb IN btr fobe Don
biertaufenb Tondrs is400o.eo) nit sipet or
ZEN urb aenHoerben s'nraeu dis ei6ertett bns
Der Htefer ben acnireft tinasbfr rtro !sHr
anssbtruHa bsr arbeii. I'm sane hsrieibe iom
gie Gsrnis aommiflienrrs bstalifn Id bns
sieai pcr, iresnssiH oSsr Que anaso'f' gu
S@m @ slntrass sss soars Of saHtIioH GOaHiu
srsS. q. @sffsImann. gragseni.
lff,fs.25
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g3farrer: .Sebt nal ben $uber.
bouer, Der 1T pergniist trps ieiner
arnnrtb; nif,t ipabr, Suberbuier,
Sbr ieib suIrieoen nit Glrem Sole.
unb ,peiin es niih nod Deniger
iplre?-
guaer: .,@eniger sorrn ma MT, 1err
HDfarrtr, I ipi.I baIt nur q DsigtnnIs
9ebntel.~
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tratsn bic Rbeinl6nber I'm 9 iibr 30
sum Giurme an @ie bic Rdsen tlsts
terftu iie, rbns ein,u G&ub gu ttun,
bic ifeilen Sdnee tmpor, iiberitissen
BE hinbuniFs, sin isrssy srtitttrttr
5ln9isnipi NIT tn Kdafsa A)niIs
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gu perfanfen--5armen.

al a6et-goIerain Riie. 0roeebe6; Bird
bnns, Rnuis Sneune, 10 etaLle. MpfeI'1nrifn
senie Tuitn ober @enHfe. .. 3. Sobnlion
b. o 10. Wt ssoIftr. o. 1871.
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s.sInftelInnaen.

ataitrnnss.9nfsnuneeu silen inr plann. {
sub csransn. 1aufenbe Don grnennuneen hTf
IN GrsH6t. pilif tnr eIuttfnunaen ret
3tanilin 9niiihits. 9esf 70. RoAefisr. X. j.
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uub nm g li6r 80 bsfdnb ii@ aud bsr
Sirsiteiu IN bsutf&sn 6dnbsn.
Die Bsfsbuug cts 6ir5Ffsins uub
bes 6drtmannslpsiIers saopfsS iiHb b:n
Sronso|en isbr unrneensbm. Das
kstusiisn ihgs bduiissil mosiiSbG bic
Iis ssstn ben issi1ss Dus RON 81
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I'm p,rmietdsn:

eabsn unb stmmsI Ra2snfrsssu
2soe earrifon npfHus. H.is'
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Mfemnn,animmt

aaufsr (empSrt elm. G&reibmd'
fdin. suridbrinstnb): .asius Snif,
funttioniri uHb babel bobsu Sis nr4
bic unerb5rts Dreiiiisitii. gu bsbnup'
ten, Sic hdiisn mir bos etitrn aus
briidIi9 asTagt!s
@sri6uf.r: .2fIsrbinss = ID BABE
bod sefngi. an bisltm Gcbriiot tn
ni9i su iippen!s
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R,rrins.anseia.n.
Seufidler gsiuuier.gereiu.

Tie gftaIieber etiren 9ersins nnb tiefrtit
irtunsli6iI srfH6i. ssm ee9snbteansnIs PC
aaorfin 0nesklein tertf gurmttfaq nm 7ssQ
ii5g ourJ xfnnextnrfs. li2 AaHtfen Efrabe, aus
reti s1birsi9 bsisurcbner.
gsnrab asaasr. esIr. 4
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Gin @tmatasmtnf& :

ia, fDos ioll i& bern irinisn, 1erT
Dotior. fpenn Sic mir bcs @ies psrs
bisttn21
.gld, fcnimen Sic nal NIL, bds
ipoIlsn mir bsl sintra eaim S2atssn
aabtf tr5riss1
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an uermi.tlJeu-Sfais.

HIaEs erose, belle 3iumss nit Toilette uno
Hnb. mtgibe $1,000. ssS Hth ngtDhefn
nbtHut. uise. le-zs
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Gin erfabrtHes ainbermdbo otH.
I'm ein stiHb 81 piIepeu. psiie 0ugieeuni
sen. Entiuirnpeu s1S esgtneieH aetnle
9bore nooH 32si. le.ls
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mAnner. erlernt has gnrtirsdAaif. Dit
Ittren "a Guf ffuen. roGliarbio. btutp une
beBrbIsn eobn; 8erfSsna, eslisisft SptSei
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-28
FARMERS WEEK

A Farmers week will be given at
the Michigan Agricultural college. at
East Lansing, March ! to 6.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-28
REPUBLICAN
WARD CAUCUSES

Republican Ward caucuses for the
City of Alma, Michigan, will be held
on Monday, February LIST, 1915 at
7.30 o'clock p. m. standard time at
the following places:
First ward-City hall.
Second ward-Reading room, Horr
& Gibbs block.
Third ward-Office Hotel Arcadia.
Fourth Wright House Sample
room.
for the purpose of electing 3 delegates
from 1st ward and delegates each
from the End, Bird, and 4th wards to
attend the County convention, to be
held in Court house at Ithaca, Mich
igan on the 9Th day of February, A.
D., 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m, standard
time, and to attend to such other bust
ness as may come before said eau
cuses.
= By Order of Committee.
Dated January %, 1915.