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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04
MANCHESTER CENTER

Henry Lugene returned from nut
land Friday.
N. L. Taylor has been sick for the
past two weeks.
The Service Club met with Mrs. 4.
S. Marsh, Friday.
Walter H. Shaw was in Bennington
Monday on business.
Huntington Gilbert Of Dorset, was
in town Monday evening.
Fred Z. Fish was in Wallingford
Friday last on business.
Miss Lepha Kerr was in Dorset
Thursday evening to the supper.
Mr.. Ennis and family Of Arlington,
have moved to Mr.. Hawkins house.
Regular services at the Methodist
church Sunday morning at II o'clock
The Ladies Auxiliary OF Zion
Church met Thursday with Mrs. H. N.
Shaw.
st. Margaret's Guild will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. VIM. II.
Roberts.
The Service Club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Brown at the
parsonage.
Mrs. Lucy Mattison, who has been
in Fair Haven several weeks, spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Harvey Hayes was called TO
Sandgate recently by the serious III
ness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Phelps of So
Dorset, were guests of Mr.. and MRS
Irving Conner Sunday.
Vincent Madison of Portsmouth, N.
H., has been visiting his mother and
brothers in this village.
Miss Helen |. Read has returned
from Rutland where she was guest
of her aunt, Mrs. J. F. Hilliard.
There will be regular convocation
of Adoniram Chapter No. Is K. A. NJ,
on Thursday evening, Feb. 4th.
Mrs. A. E. Bryant and daughter,
Miss Gertrude Mcclure, who were IN
Rutland last week.. have returned.
St. Margarets Guild will hold
food sale at Whipple's Drug Store on
Saturday afternoon from to
o'clock
Rev. w. H. Bamford was in Dorset
Saturday to call on Aunt Margaret
Shultz who will be 103 years old her
next birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Shaw have
been recent guests Of Judge and Mrs.
H. N. Shaw at their home in this vii
lage.
The Journal Office can now supply
special certificates of stock blanks for
Vermont corporations, also for cream
cries.
Remember that the Union Club Min
strels will be given both Friday and
Saturday evenings at the opera
House.
Mrs. John Hayes, who underwent an
operation in New York last week at
the last report was doing as well as
could be expected.
The Mission Circle will meet with
Mrs. Earle S. Marsh Tuesday after
noon, Feb. 9th. A paper will be read
by Rev. Joseph S. Brown.
Regular covenant meeting Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 in the vestry OF the
Baptist Church. If unable to be pres
ent please send message.
Regular services at the Baptist
Church next Sunday morning. The
Lords Supper will be observed at the
close of the morning service.
A. R. Slader & Son, optometrists-
opticians; leave word at Felts SHOE
Store for appointment on Feb. 18th.
adv-f.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04
WEEK IN PROBATE COURT

Estate of Anne Eliza lsham, Chica-
10. III. Inventory filed. Frances
Isham Shelton, executrix, renders
FINAL account. Decree Of Distribution
Estate Of Rosette s. Walker, Dor
set. Frank NJ. Walker appointed
Guardian Of Harold w. Walker.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04
4Insidey Facts on Poultry Keeping

Just OF the press-a new, unusual pook
has biz chapters Of brand new facss on
missing poultry. Its free s AM ..r. a.
TeIls abou. location, breeds. feeding. etc.
s,sn = he new self-reguIating hover just De.
yieed. save money buy your incutAtors aho
bnvers direct from n factory In the bsaft OF
80. inmher industry-we get rock bottom
nriees-you benefit. Write for this new, free
SonS To dsy-a postal will do-bvt writs;
Model Incubator Co, Buffalo, N. !.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04

Judge H. N. Shaw was in Benning-
ton on Monday last to be sworn IN as
assistant judge of the county and to
transact certain matters relative to
that Office
There was large attendance at the
gathering at Mrs. W. W. Benefits
house last Thursday evening, 22 tables
at cards being in play. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Lizzie Wilson, who has been
staying with her neice, Mrs, Z. w.
Brewster, for the past few months
has gone to New Jersey to visit her
brother, j. M. Wilson.
Remember those syrup labels. Send
each with order and get 100 for SOC.
Mrs. G. N. Wyman has a sleigh to
sell cheap; also millinery business.
adv.
Mrs. Catherine Bradley, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. kohler,
for the past two weeks, has returned
to New York to Sloane Maternity Hos
initial where she is taking a post gradu-
ate course.
Christian Endeavor meeting in the
vSstry of the Baptist Church Sunday
evening at 6:30. Leader, Miss Estella
proyan. The service will close prompt
" so members can attend the lecture
at the M. E. Church.
The body of Mrs. M. Cloney, who
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
A. H. Bowman in New Britain, Conn.,,
was brought here Friday and placed
in the vault. Messrs, A. W. and Earle
Bowman, two grandsons, accompanied
tbs remains
The condition of DR.. l.. j. Callahan,
who is seriously i'll at his home here'
is causing his many friends much
alarm. The doctor has been overwork-
ed and is suffering from nervous
breakdown and efforts are beng mace
to ascertain if there are other all
ments in complication.
A class of "Formard Mission STUDY
under the direction of the Missionary
Education Movement, has been organ
lied by Mrs. w. J. Chapman, which
meets every Monday evening at the
parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mrs. Chapman is the leader
and the book studied is, india Awak-
ching" by Sherwood Eddy. There are
IL in the class.
C. l.. Randall, who has been out OF
town for week or SO, reports having
called upon Rev. and Mrs. Z. D.
Morey and son at their home in Gran
ford, N. j., and report them as being
very nicely located and that Mr.
Morey is very much improved IN
health. This will be pleasing news 10
Mr.. Morey's many friends in Manches-
ter and vicinity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04
LONDONDERRY

Mrs. Fred Spaulding is in New
York with her sister for time.
Fred Spaulding has closed his
blacksmith shop and gone back TO the
farm.
Mrs. Frank Stowell has returned
from a visit in Bridgewater and bos-
ton, Mass.
C. E. Bacon was in Rutland nearly
all last Week having his eyes treated
by specialist.
Horace Dryden has rented a part OF
the machine shop and opened black
smith shop. He is good workman
and will add much to the business IN
terest Of the place.
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Greenhouses,

Manchester, Vermont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
In All Fairness

This spacious daylight store does
not stand here as II monument by hcci-
dent. 1t is the outcome OF proper mcr-
chandising. fair treatment and the
iaircst dealings. standing between the
manufactures and the consumer. II
has not grown wealthy by bounds and
leaps: il has plugged away for tho
comfort, convenience and help in
every way to the public OF Richmond
and It's surroundings. until now il
stands among the very Oldest mer-
chandising houses i'm America. Not
only based upon the principal OF its
start ny the man who founded IL; hut
the wise choosing OF the buyers and
the managers forms the young pro-
duet that keeps the old store OF IS
years younger than when it started.
Quite many OF the children that began
TO visit this store when infants still
do their dealings. bedeckcd with the
wilderness Of age. And these same
founders take this opportunity of Of
fering their thanks to the community
that has always appreciated the
strictly honorable way that this bust
ness has been conducted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
Come TO the Kid CLIQUE
Counter
Special Prices

Ladies Kid Gloves. two-tone
wide embroidered backs:
Sl.oo quality. for, per TE
81 .3S l'iQuc Kid Gloves. Paris
point embroidered backs:
White. Tan ar fE on
SLACK. for, pair 49,. ~ i wv
500 Trcfoussc Dress kid
Gloves. With colorcd novelty
cmbroidcricS. two d. RI
pearl clasps. for. pair - L .SU
lG-button Black Glace kid
Gloves, the S29S do nn
ones for. pair DLoUU
Main Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

Anniversary Hair Goods
We only soil Antiseptic, Nat
ural Navy Hair Switches, three
stems. y inches long, "
ia match any hair; each 9 ia
other Switches. 2S inches
long. made of French Refined
Hair. that have sold at sos:
Anniversary price N1 en-
shall he ..... ~ 4 W.
Main Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
Our Mail Order Department

\ lnrSc share of our prosperity is due to tho
nut-of-f 0wn customers. "SiiOPpING ny NAIL"
~ feature here. Our NntI Order
is completes, and offers facilities which render
the satisfactory filling OF orders certain n.
when buying in person face fncc with our
sales force. We prepay parcels post charges
size.
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Wirl6(6al(id6 un6e(ieq6ar!

1u brmfffhc 9qfnHter ns Snnrn. SER b. 2ocbrG, bat am t6 90.
mnr an ben @e1eHneH RegeruHgsrab 9rof %. Sertng iolgcnOn 9rtef
aerihte, Der mr a%guH5ahnma Der uirtbidaHaiheH Gage IN GelHdlnno
fbr lebrrptt nnb fir miere 9er fhT bon augemenem Snterele 1T:
sgebr berebrftr SER @ebcmrotbl
Die gatoHut CemnmeH nH0 Die Manner nes praHiihcn mirhhdtt'
Iihrn qeben8, bic In Der bergmanen 6rie0ens8ct inner Wleoer bctonel
nnB In etnpm fpnmenben arnae ne ntrtbitoHiihen 5rugm cine groBcre
aone fptePn mirDen us lie 6ubor, bnben MIR u Hcdt bcbatcn. aber|
ihaHstreas b. d. en- bon england Beetetr Sriea Der baIben 8elt gegen|
bic 0entde Nets tm0 8oIf5mubihoft Te @Deinn0sfrat bs belt
iden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nitro ms m%rrtbidarlid u%nbeegbar MAIDEN SD
brauhe fnm sa betonen, Bob Die Saatsregtemg 10 Dcnig me icor
cnDQitqe &nfunhea Blfaapn miro ne Der Drtbihatlide. @r babenl
oasreideuOe gabumgsmttfl i'm gdnOef un0 bel reher Organization 0B
@erbrmhs mo berfun0igT @msboltna nerocn mir aud bel iebrI
LANCER ariegs0aner nidt Wionga 81 leloen bralden. 6reuib hnb oenI
Steg aud m~irhfduitih Der aampf b%ormsaeben.
sener lit allen emabnmsen oncn @aBrrgen Der &egierm8 5nn
Srnt Die gan5e Sdpere oes pirtbtholihen aruges Dchen &reien 0rI
geuolfenma nod aar Hdt gum 9emuBtern getoumcn. @eDiB, Eontl
Der blnhenDeu 6uhpdung uHprer SdnoUrbhhatt inter Dem Sdubel
uns on Nahumgsmrttdn fe9Rn miro. Aber Dos Autboren jegHher Sui
fHr fam ntt obne @trturg dlf lmiere ernabrung bIcbcn. Ar mers
Den IN longerrr aregs5eit MIR 0an dlstommlth leben f0nnen, nGtn mir
gong on0es leben, us mir IN longer 5re0ens5et 81 leben geDobnt maren
Der oetihe 9ooen 1T mobl reid uuo fam lem 8olt erndbren. aber mas
CT herborbrtngt, os lit ntt INNER 0as, mos ms bsber am been ael
idmedt bat. @r braudn uibt M oarben. nr mir miien ipuren mo
einfah lmn: bel Sdlunr5brpt uno 8artofHdn, meniger SIeih un0 menia
@ebbrot r mo iporeL fmmer iparen, nit Den @orratben iopobL neI
NIT ben Setter, Die man neg5rtUerten geDobnt mar.
Sem 3mefel, mir baben IN Den berqdnqengn arieqsnonaten niht ioI
nit mIcren gorrdtben geioart. ME es gfidt tu6 gariotsmms acboen
Sett if es 3Gt ia es nitt 81 ipt ien. IS gill, icocn Snusbot tl
Sriegsutano su berieben. 5eor Getide, Dor allen i6e 5raL fell
Sooa in oiean mnfbhoftideu areee &os Sooesmutb un0 Sapicr.l
felt Dor Dem 5enoe it, Ds lit Sporinmfeft umo euhogung oa6eiuL, un0
9eipel uo ameaoihat gBt Is bier me bort.
&enn Der SPg urierer Solfsnttbftaft 6em Siege ser @ahnl
ebenbIuig it, 0irfeu mir enen Srieoen enparten, Der 9eutihIano nah
oien ihmereu SageH grohr ertebea IGbt uno reider, oils es ie geucenl
1T 9arfn ndB i'd mid NIT Der Station rmo nit 5baen emg.
gPt beionoerer 9uhiddtune bin i'd
SIR fRr ersebencr
h.2oebeIL@
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atutide areie eDanaeIildt airds.

Seitoem 8aitor SiIfebailer aIs
Seelioraer Scr @eneinoe Der 5reien
QeutiGen Goangeliihen Stride ftn.
Qiert, bot oie @iigIie6er5abl Der
.@emeiuoe uidt MIR einen itorfen
3lauofs er0alten ionoern an Dem
@otesbauie ieI6It iino ~umfdiienOe
8erbeIierlmgen borgenommen nor.
ocn. Ger llmbau Scr Stride un6
ole Gcuobierimg 0es 9farrbaHies
bat S2,t69.t3 getoItet, 4lno Die Gin.
nnbmen beirueen S2.373.S0, oar.
uuter befiu6en iif anIeibeu bel Der
Gongretiinol Gburd @uiI6ind Soci.
rtD ron $500 m6 cine @elpiainlng
bon $3.50. Nm SanO befinben iid
S30i.37. Tas aomitee, meldes Die.
fen 9eridlt oepriift uu6 iiir ridtig
begnn0cu Bot, hcitebt aus Den Ser.
rem g e. goitmid, 81. 6. Carton,
Z. 80. 9ouis S6mio, Ism. 8ea6a.
ieaf uno 6rau 5. aoniesbriigse.
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8riefe Don orubenI

Cine biaiige oeati6e GarniIie bot
bon @ertponoten aits Sort Gli3nbetb
(Siionfrifn) einen Brief erbaIteti, III
ipeIdem bic 2ei0eR. oelfen 0ortige
In eHgIff1en aou5entrationsIngerr
Gelti6e ~ausgeiett iinO, Be.
iGrieben Der0en. Inter onDerem
beibt eS III Dem Brief: .gapa
mo @altef iin0 ieit Dem is. Otto.
Der ais ariegseefnngene fort; erit
fnfnen iie nnA 9retoria urt0 oonn
mad Bietermaritbitre. SIN oueiten
Or hnbeu jie IL Gage lang aif
Dem 6ubbooeu ihlafau miiuenL ge.
plagt BON llnge5iefer; mir babetl ID.
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Gremhenhna.

aah elmer MielOung bon Ietli1.
inIpaiia fat Elm ameritauiider ga.
tibiit init Dem iriihen Rarncn
2nnhL cine geiesesporlage In Ser
einaebradt, monah as
cen Niht gilrgcrn Derboten Iein
ioa, eilien Snn0 5u eigncn. alld
fon Oenielben oas 5aieBen bon so.
geln uaO dnoerem 8il0, bei @elo.
uttO GrfdnaaiB trafe u~ntef|agt
feiu, @qHn es ben NntiDiGten nad-
ginge. hdtten Die Gintp1noerer in
Oieiem 0oube in 6rieOens3eiten 10
ipeiia 6reiheit pic Die iogeunnntcu
3tpilgefaugenen in ben stonSentra.
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amerifaniide ariesslieferanaen.


Sin Der befannten ofH3iolen WIS.
IaIfIana Der .9ornbcufiden saage.
meinen 3eitung" iiber Die ariegs-
~IieFerunaen an bic aliirten lit uu-
ter an0erem oaranf bingepielen
iDoroen, 6oB Der international inner.
lanbte 8affeHban0el nit England
uno 6rnnfreid einen lmfang arge.
roFTmen babe, Der bic 9eltralitdt
5iuor niht Der an1erifamihen aegie-
rung, ipobL dber bes dnaeritanlihen
8oIfes fbotfahlih In 6rage itellt.
Gteie 8ebalipting erfahrt cine treff.
Iidlg SIuitration 1urd einen Arfis
Tel, Der IN Dem Stem Dorfer Sour
n0I of Commerce erfhienen tit.
Tns nSournaf Of Commerce ge-
Bort 5u ben a~ngeieheniten @nnoels-
sefttngen Der Hereinafter Stadten
nno lit BON geainn oes arie9es an
Itetg ben1iiht aeDefeu, cine itreng
neittrnIe SaItul1g 9~egeuiber ben
friegsfibreneen 8arteien 81 buipab.
rem. Sn Dem artifeI miro oarauf
bingepieiet onB Der 6anoeE NIT
arigeslieferitnaet bereits eiuen Mio.
nat rad a~usbrrh oes arie9es in
qroBerem ~llrniange einieete. @is
Gnoe oes Sabres 1914 iin0 Johann
BON ben Heafernnaen Der Aaiirten
insgeiammt fir 1889 Mtiaionen
Collar ariessanftrd9e IN ben Ser.
rinigten Stadten 1iltergebradt NOR.
Zen. @ierbon ~eutfaleH nidt peni.
ger aIs % Miuioflen Dollar auf
@affen un0 N1nnition, oarlufter
naein fir S~hrnpneas. Die bon Der
ruiiiiden Aegierltng beiteIlt Iino, 10
Meiaioaen Collar. @epe6rmuniti-
on 1T fit 81 9filIioneu, @etDebre
nfi0 Hebolper fir 5 Mlilionel uno
@ronaten fir 25 Wliaionen 9oaar
ii ben 8~ereinigten 5taaten In aaf.
trag gegeben ipproeit. Ga3u fom.
men ipeitere 2f.1 @aiaiolieu Collar
fir Gfien. uno Stobifabrifate, ais
Sd iifo Stahei0rabt, MiaIhinen fir
Characterization, GiIenbafmmate.
riaIiens Snfeifen uftD. uflD. I'm
GdHben, GaiteEseug uID. Iin0 fir
rusD 81 Miainnen Collar qeliefert
lDpr0en, sftouiObiIe fir 1874 9iiai.
olsels 1oIlar. Sitereiiaat lit feruer,
bab bet Muftrng anf ltnteriepbuotp
Aer Iriaerseit lit amerita pl15iert
spcrben loIte. niliatlcbr bod bon Der
mefbIeben GteeI goulpotl1p aEsep.
tierf suorDea lit. llftO sluar lou icst
ner Ban. /. b. nIlo tDobE nlr BITE
g9nEanufpnfebunq Der 6abr5auge, lit
Canada erfcIgen. Der gotnlbetro0
bieies 2Aftraaes belduFt Iid ouf 25I
M2iniaupn Collar. Gin anAerer
GROCER Mnifrag auf GhIitten, aitto-
f1obile @afteEsata 1itp. iii Der tu-
ofbnfgr 30. ertbeiIt ipor0en. Grl
inirh diff ib Minipuen GolIar 40,
lHaht. Ger @ef0mlntbetrag bon
1889 miIiouen Collar, nnm 0elst.
y
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men stDei 6%eIObeten bingeididf. Sic
oiirfen mir stucimaI Die ISOLDE an
inns fhreiben; Die gefCroerltng Der
gricfe tiimmt 5ebn Iage IN an.
ipruh. Su Der erften 8eit lpuroen
ibnen iogar ale 8eiiuneen borent-
haIten. Ialtbig fino bic gefaneea
geIehten Deutiden obge5ogea init
Dem @eIong pGeutiGIafiO. Geutid-
LAMB ilber oIIas" uitD aWliiB | 0eni,
maB | 0eun gum 5taOtle binaiis~
ergreifen0 fiir bic 8uborer.
Sn einem peitercn Briefe nltB
Glsybaben beiBt es iuster anoerem !.
49,. Bie unenolia bel baben IN
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.lere iapIereH Tmppen IN bielem
ssrieae bis iett erleiitei; obcr ben.
nod firdtcn mir. Dab olles mar Der
.gtntdng lit. Gte straben mimmeln
BON RiIiidr; crit iisBlib liuo iDic.
Der Inuienoe fort; aber ole Sieben
.ie NIT 9eaeiiterune IN ben ariea.
.eB tit Iebr nett bon guh. bab Sbr
.oud In Omaha on Die arieesnoib.
.labmhn benti. nnb 0ab eucr %.
Baar eluen 10 biibI6en ueberiduB er.
eielt bat.
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Zu verkaufen

800 older Garm unbe Scribner.
per 9lder. aleine an8ab.
9ieit 81 Az groseut 3inien.
gad5ufragen bel 4 100 Omaha Sri.
biine.
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;. aoebeIL..

Iidem Geloe run6 $50 @iIionen
1Rarf, umfabt ober BEL rpeitem nift
ale IN Der Union mteraebrahten
ariegsauitrdge Der aaiirten. oa oas
rSonrnal Of Commerce" 0oriidtiaer
9eiie in ieiner ~gufte[limg nlr iol.
de 2ieferuHgen e~iube3ogen bat, mo.
fir es ibm entpeoer geIungen III,
Ieine ofii5iaIle geit1tiguna ODER ober
ioldle SnformotioHen 5u erlangen,
be einen Srrtbum altsgeihIoIfen er-
iheinen Iolien. Cine game Meibe.
bon 4nitragerr, iiber bic 6eftimmte
8eriidte unIaufen, iino nidt einge.
rehnet. 90 beiiptelsfpeiie Elm aui.
trag nuf 100000 SoI0atenunifor.
men, Der Guoe oes Monats 7e8etn.
Der Don Der franB6iiiden 8egicrnng
ert6eilt uoroen iein ioa. 5erner
Iiin6 Hidt e~inbe5ogen Ole imaebeuren
Mengen 6Ieiiffonierpen uiu., oie
'oIlpodentIid BON CHICAGO mad glt.
'rppa bef6r6ert iperoen ufb fir bic
@eere @Hglanos uro 6ranfreihs
beitimmt iino. 8eiter lit niht be.
riidiidtigt tporoen cine geadridtl
Gus &ittsbure, oob borf Qr6BereI
ueue Auftrdge auf Sto6elorabt Elm.
gegoHgen ieieu rno ooB sur Bet
in ben 8ereinigten Slaoten insae.
fammt fir eirca 4 Ntiaionen Doll
lar Draft fir Die friegfibren6en
mddte, hB. fir 0te @egner 9eutid.
lonos, in arbeit iei. aud Der ge.
trag bon 5 MailIionen Collar, ben
ole 8feroe5iiHtcr 0es Staotes Gfla.
iona fir an 5rmtref6 un0 @na.I
lano gelieferte 8ferbe erbalten ba.
ben ioaen, 1T nift ~mitgerednet
Iporoen. @iiroeu ole 0ieIe 2iefe.I
ringen nod binjnge56bIt Der0en,
10 oiirfte Der 9otal6etrag, Der fir
&ednrmg Der aaiirten bis lett in
4merifa untergebradten MuitrGgel
ben 8etrag bon 1 wiiaiaroe N1art
ieoenfaas 6ereits lDeit iibcrIteieen.
8er1Ietdt man Sanit Die 6aItlng,
Die ote 8erelnigten Stnaten aeqcn.
iiber ben llebergriffen GngIonSs
gegen ben legitimen ~neittruIen Gam.
Del, iotuie gegen oie International
erlaubten 3nfnbren rad 9eutId.
lano einniutHtt, 10 finOet man be.
itatigt, mas in Der erfD1bnten Nus.
laiiuug Der Roro6eutihen 2lagemei.
men ullsgeiprohen lit: roaB Der
gauge 6anoel Amerifas init ben
ariegfilbreitoen allf cine efnIeitige
aeginitiBung ser 4aiirten binaHs-
Idrft~.
Grr bieiigc niigarnag ereIn BAIT
am fomtnennen Santstaa III Ret
Sale, 13. aHo @iaioru Str, einen
Ban ab, Oeren Heihertrog iir bic
8Dede 0es 9otben areilses 6eitinimt
lit. Seine Muitrenannaen Iin0 ge.
idelt, 0ieieu afbeno ali einem gq.
rllBreihea 5i eeitnItei, mo Der0en
0esbaIb alien Ebailnebniqrn Der.
griigte Stau0en beOoriteben.
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g, 3. @urn oeuiIner Opti
fer. auaen unteriudt fir @ri1en.
i43-5 9rrnoeis @f6 Omaha.
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@erldngt-Gine Sralt fir Sntsar.
belt, Spei bis brei babe Gage no.
hcntIi6. gtaGSufrnsen 1913 nSrb.
lihe 10. Ctr. SO
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tiouslascrn IN Dem ietigcn arteoe
aenieBeu.
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Griabrener Bartender fDiinitt Stel.
lung BET beIdeiOeuen Anipriideu.
9elepbon Reo 5205.
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KnlGf6rle anSelgenl

3n berfnnfen -6otel un6 Saloon in
billiard. Re6r. Sn giitem 8u.
Itan6. Giu3iges Sotel am glaB.
BroBer 8ertebr NIT automobiIen
limb Ron gleiienoeu. D. q. 6reu3er,
omaha. 9tebrastn. Mt2
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10 cute @~ferSe-@cuitt bon 100
bis t400 Bib, miiiien p~ertauit
tperoen. 1919 Siib 80. ctr.
1ebntt @et Sauiom Bart Car.
6.-25
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Gas prcisluirSigite GHen BEL getcr
Rump. Geltide Slide. 1903
Googe Strobe 2. Stof. @obIsei.
ten % Gents.
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0cstS, 2esFs, 9esfs, 9csfS, TESTS
s.. 6. gfee0, 1907 5arnnm Ctr.
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8eyrafte SsbRmme.
5rau q. S~5igetbnrp. 25i2 60. II.
strabe. 9nIer 1925. I'll
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e not unaBsumink and lt may be ne
has a certain amount of egotism. If
he was unassuming he wouldn't be
the great player he 1t and a man who
stands ia the forefront of his profess
sion sssuredly has q right to a little
egotism.
But Collins ID no impossible swellsd
head. He does his own work and
helps others. He is paid to play ban
and he does it. There is little dan
ger of clashes between him and either
Rowland or Weaver.
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on the train 90 far tIfbrs has bosn
nothing giving a line on the athletes
except their eating. An have shown
big league class in that department
and Ping Bodie' crown win soon find
a resting place.
Frank Farrell, former owner Of the
New York Yanks, is reported to have
had a conference with President GLE
more of the Federal league in New
York yesterday. Farrell sti1 has an
option on a piece Of Gotham property
suitable for a BAH park.
Frank, 90 far as can be learned, Is
not enthusiastic over the way in
which he was forced from control of
the Yankees and would gladly get