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rhyn, Abbeylands, Clane, and DR.. Jo-
seph Smyth, Mas, were sworn in as
new magistrates for the County Kill
dare, by Major Thackeray, r. M.
Died. - June 10, at Allenswood,
County Kildare, Elizabeth, widow of
the late James Bowling.
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fERMANAGH.

"The Impartial Reporter" Enniskil
len, tells Of a fox terrier which was
buried seven days in a rabbit burrow.
1t went in after rabbit and the earth
collapsed. A week later two men
passing with another dog noticed her
scratching the earth. Digging they
rescued the terrier, emaciated but lit.
tie the worse.
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MONAGHAN,

Patrick Kelly, who is small farm
er, living at Drumliff, near Lsnaskea,
sold horse which he reared himself,
at Clones fair on May ~ for the sum
of s62 los.
Died.-June 8, at MERGERS hospital,
Dublin, Mary Anne, wife of James
keenan,, Leger Crescent, Clones.
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RoscoMMoN.

The Roscommon Guardians have
passed vote of coincidence to Mr..
William Gore-Moriarty, R. NJ, Tuam,
on the death of his father, the late
Mr.. Thomas Moriarty, chief commits,
sioner of police, Belfast. Deceased
held an extensive house property in
Roscommon, of which town he was a
native.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS,
John E. Healey, Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews. Rhode rs,.,s
Ed. R. Hayes. New Jersey.
James Clancy. Michissn.
Ayies r. Mcfarland, New York.
SIATE Rs-MlNNEsorA.
st. Paul. >-~sSse olos.'
state secretary-P: j. o:p eoni SliG SO,
Treasurer-Jehn sheehy. Monteemerv
State chaplain-Rev. r. J. Fox, Janss.
President Of Insurance Fund T.
:. Secretary Of insurance Thomas WEIGH.
State treasurer insurance - John
Sa ststs M MGGnisSio piscsto-Dr ocon.
Director Of 1nsuranc. Fund - John
Moran. Minneapolis; q. ]: McManus. st.
fssmT PsSl f Mh'nns:Dc Msc5
NATIONAL oFElcERs--L. a. a. Q. II.
jolly. Pawtucket, r. I.
Msn aaaes.' Calumet x1sa s Mies. A.
ty, Cleveland. Ohio.
National Treasurer - Ar1. Mary G.
Connolly, Syracuse. N. Z.
S sr1Is oEf,S r.. s.!7 4 s. , g II IL.
c' Vsss f 4.s as.asse:a: Nay \ Hannah
Secretary - mia c. Ksasins. III P,sas.
-" Tr Hss;; z: - NJ May csssaa. yszi-
SoSra Il Dhosewp-asaxy n. opuivaa.
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Lou1h.

Died.-June :. at Ulster Bank
House. Dundslk. Edward Ward. man.
aser Ulster Bank. Dundalk, aged 60
years.
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NArIoNAe oe.,...,

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
phia, Pa. osn'ln' Fnlieosl-
Clinton. Mass. cannon.
Creamery. ". Delaney, Illinois.
Secretary-Philip ]. Sullivan. Conn..,,.
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wAsEcA COUNTY.

.s County President. J. P. ceushlin, Wa.
ml R1yisIon No: !. waseca = President,
Hsamiu: Rec. Sec, J. w. Conway: In.
f En-; Charles McLoone; Treas. 3. J.
Division No. 2. Observation-Disclosures
lanes Ian Sullivan: Vice Pres, +. Foley:
Eln. ana ms Sec, ]. M. Byron: R1a
sec.' J. Dalton; Treas, James McBrids'
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w1NoNA COUNTY.

r. County president. M. J. Ryan, Ss4 n
~ ga i M Hows sy. St.; Vie Pros. = Riss:
e! v: Mark st; Fin. Sec. II. Ivses.
Sis Washington St.; Ins. Sec, n
RRynGh' 81 81 Washinston s.; Treas. II. J:
Lester. 40s Winona ST. Meetin9s ~ 1T LII;
On On Sc Second and fourth Thursdays Of NOM
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.KiLDARE..

At the sitting of the Mas Petty SEES.
stems Court Mr.. Gesrge Leicester Pen.
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CROW WING COUNTY.

Fo Go44nty President, VIM. Barron. IA
rg m',ia,aA Ave, Brainerd, MINI. A'
Hugh Brea M1 L so srf RInso., PRESIDENT
PPres.' n. n: McCaffrey, 215 N. ira ~ 81 !.
rec tSs, Sec, 7. J. Nolan, eiS n Sth e.
!n.. ss ss' j. !: B B1.Sy. &c &c y e 81:
Treas. B. G. McNamara. 7os r. T..i Ssn g.:
a Mea. Examiner. Dr.. r. A. Bennett. cit;
aens state Bank Bldg. Meetinea ar. hsiS
IN e secS q ana fourth Tuesdays Of month
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SWIFT COUNTY.

Clontarf. "soer"ost'
\, Division No. 1. clontarf-Pres.. WIN.
Rac A saa vice Pres. P. J: Mccarthy;
Leo Leo o'Neil: Jns. Sec. NJ. 4. ConioSTs::
nnreas;' John Gosson. Sr,; Med. Exam..
M nr; - -! Dagnault. Benson. MINI. Meet.
In A. o. H. Hall. VI AasAta
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STEELE COUNTY.

oG County President. George c. Tohsr.
s. D1 R1;dsa No; l, owatonna-Pres. John
Rec. Sec., ]. e. Malone; Fin. Sac.
M4 Malone ms. Sec. J. e. Malone; Treas..
S So Hogan: Med. Exam, @. 6. More.
house: Meetings are held on first wed.
p. m. - e'sv
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DAKOTA COUNTY

ings. MINI. Aao'~n' Hast
Division No. l. HastinEs-piv. pr..
T. 81. Barrett. Hastings, Mimi: VI:
kee Sea- sat TSe, Gsre %aan Tsst'inss:
Fin. Sec. N. o'Brien, Hastinss. M MIN: |:
1ns; Sec, M. ,0'Brien Hastings. MINI :
Ire rreas;; BIC John Kane; Medical Examiner.
second 5ec cR1 ana 1d, Brady; Meetings held on
In A. o. q. W. Hall. "a month
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DIVISION OFFICERS A. o. H.-r,mE
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
ANOKA COTTNTY

County President, John p. co,em.,
Anoka, MINI. SoAeasa'
Division No. 1. Anoka-Pres.. William
R.c Wsa a; Vice Pres. John L. Green:
James seS H. GG mari =. Green; Fin. Sec.
Atrdle; Treas, John Ward; Med. Exams
!ners; J. II. Frank and A. T. CSine
month IN Woodman Hall at a. m
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SCOTT COUNTY.

County President. F. J. Leonard. Ter.
dan, MINI.
Division No. l, Belle Plaine-Pres., Dr.
T. ich h Maloney. Belle Plaine: vics Pres.,
John q. stearns, Belle PLANE: Fin. ssc''
James =. stratton. Belle Plaine; Ins. Sec
James yan Il; stratton. Belle Plaine; Treas.
SEnn =; Clarke; Med: Examiner. DR.: 9. 4
DAY OF month in Fraternity han, at 1s:ie
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BIG STONE COUNTY

cr county President. M. J. Mcdonnell,
DREW py' g. sh sG: Vice Psss An
Rec Sec, jeremiah Scanlon. I'm ss ssa
49, Ginnaty: Ins. Sec, c. p. Ginnatv:
IL area f.: John w. Ginnaty; Med. Examin..
on NE p E. =: NJ: Randall. Meetings held
Fraternitv a Ma1y and third Thursday at
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STEVENS COUNTY.

IL County President. M. Mahoney. Nor.
! Division 9I' No: 11.President, James T.
ranan, Norris; Rec. Sec, Eugene Fits.
gerald en i,o Norris: Fin. Sec. 9. q. Hsnrs-
nsu' M MOTIFS; !ns; Sec; Thos. F. NcCaa.
Z. fitzgerald. Sick committee, John D.iy.
=: mccarthy. John Ring. MeetinEa Art
SUNDAY OF the month at Linney'a 6sll
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MURRAY COUNTY.
RAMSEY COUNTY.

Diy!s3en No. g e.. f. u g.: 5:hn
John vi W. Ryan, 10 ssir 81 y kse &c..
Thos. Donahue, 40 Charles st.: Fin. Sec,
R. .. Connolly, 100 Y. .7th S.: Ins. Sec.
J. e. Corcoran, % Union Block; Treas,
Martin J. Lee, l0E Summit Ave; Ned.
Examiner, DR.. G. q. Ferry, ole Lowry
Bldg. Meetings are held on second and
fourth Mondays Of month in Hlbernian
Hall, ct ,. m.
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Judge of the Probate Court,
LEO. j. GLEASON, Atty.
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John E.. Cullen, president: John
Keenan, vice president: p. H. Ie.
Graw. treasurer; J. W. Boutwell,, sSl
57th avenue West recording secretary;
secretary; Dr. Payette. medical exam.
frer,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Health and Excitement.

The sick rate in Russia has de-
creased since the war began. Part Of
the improvement--dou the great
er parts due - the passing of
vodka. but something must be said for
the curious way in which the human
frame reacts to excitement and de
velops resistance 10 disease under the
stimulus Of strong interests or emo
tons.
The refugees from San Francisco,
for example had not been devotees Of
vodka, but they showed wonderful
health record during their period OF
enforced open-air life and short com
mons.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Seeks Bic Navy.

MAJ J Dickson. who served n
Cala in 4 Missouri regiment during
the SPANISH American aaF, called ou
United States Senator Stone and
talked 4tlh him about the negcss!.y
ot the ua!ted states providing "a
sTrAter navy
senator Stone said IN part
You are correct In Saving that
throughout nay public service have
been a consistent and earnest adHo-
cate ot both a great merchant marine
and a strong naval establishment
While would not run race with
War-mad nations in ship building,
would keep near enough abreast Of
world movements tn this direction 10
provide a naval force Of our oNn fully
adequate tn protect our national IN
,erests against lawlcss RgEregations-
despise war and love peace, but In
my opinion, We have not reached that
point In altruistlc civilization when =
nation unprotected or without ade-
nuaie safeguards can so to sleep with
out fear Of apprehension,
National safety demands a sufi-
cisnt preparation TO protect all times
our national rights and honor"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22

The repUy, q tho aiafa -xAgalnr-s
ugua gAc Aatit IT thc byssss ~ TBS a.
rriAls and former officials Of 81,
Charles Coaa,y. covering Fcrtod Of
eight yvAfs. reveals discrepancies TO
+astas ste&9-s. W ghls Sara. there
IL due ~, state g. az -. Rud 90 The
count sstAlts The rvE~eri has heeh
Sized ~lsa ABdllag Gordog
Tho examiners and HAT JOAN II
nietk.r .arys1 ass,s the state ss.oa@.
g. 'Aa representing the avrrplgs OK
partition sales the t~"tey fur which
has aera la his bAatis for mpgr than
cao yrag Tats sum ~As turned over
- IEiefaer lhr report sA&y. by toF1aeF
Shrgtg " Hines
Ihn report EuIs that former Treas
urer II Il HEuus es tho counts 81,
iss T5 th5s hpihg aur - errors Ia bis
accounts
Its sucreasor George l. NBenrh.
the fvparR holds. oSra S1S5 To the
county oa rvG4@ai coasts
The examiners found taAt A r Nsr
EsMrsvs, Ir. the estate X \ p Net
rcHsey er. Sr. and a. " kAnstiRsr.
present collector together owed the
county ahou. s>a9 tats bssng due 10
errors In tRbV!AtinS commissions
William y Waiter former circuit
e!sgA. the rvpor' holds. owes the
county ST. -. this artsiag from court
fees
The examiners stated that none q!
the officers audited had attempted to
conceal anything but that all traRsac,
lions had appeared upon the books
George X Stafford county clerk, the
SxAmiHurs found uNesi the county
SilslS tn excess commissions
They found other small dlscrspan
Giles. the Whole golAltns Sto.bst
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22

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"''""'''' - " 4'"'H "o' '1''s '"'
%" ~ w $50 '"'A '"'N h""@ J." ="
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Ask for Space at State Fair.

The Gardner land bank state com.
mittcc, through Col Fred ID. Gardner.
the author of the measure, which Gre
ates the Missouri state land bank on
and after December !. 1916, has re-
quosted +. T. Major. secretary OF the
Missouri state fair. TO allot during
the annual exhibition in October.
1915 and 1916, In a conspicuous ana
much frequented place, enough space
To this organization on which TO erect
tent TO be used for the extensive
educational campaign which VIII IA
miliarize the the people OF the E,Ate
with this proposition.
Space large enough 10 hold tent
which will accommodate 600 people,
needed aisles and enough room in the
front for a platform to take care OF
all the speakers, guests OF honor.
ture screen, The educational caui'
paign OF this proposition will extend
from one end OF tho state 10 the
other. and vii, open In September OF
this year
I, Is estimated that IN Missouri,
considering all political parties and
Others eligible 10 vote there are ap.
proNimatcly 900 900 electors, the ma
jorl,y Of whom must be reached and
familiarixed with this proposed new
amendment TO the constitution. That
II will carry there is no doubt for tho
measure Is non partisan and has the
endorsement Of all parties, rs II will
benefit all citizens ot the state alike
Tho original outlay in money for
the establishment OF this Institution
viii ho entirely nominal, and what is
appropriated viii eventually be re-.
turned 90 the state
The fact that Missouri IL the first
state In the union ,n take any such
step FOR the rel!ct Of the great mass
o! farmers Who have always been at
the mercy OF the monicd interests.
! wsli do more 10 give the common.
I wealth favorable publicity than any,
thing that has over been done hy any
az our widely advertised philanthropy.
iats Tho movement has been her
/ aided near and far FOR the past six
months. and the letters az hand show
the widespread interest that Is felt
IN this hrst effort 10 assist the buue
and s!ueW 81 the nation
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
SEVEN MILLION MEN ENGAGED
ALONG A 1,ooo.MILE
FRONT.
FROM BALTIC TO BESSARABIA
and Teutonic Allies Are Sweep
ing Cossacks Before Them
Like Chat.

London The greatest battle In the
worlds history IS being wared by the
TeutonIc allies against the Russians
along 1000 mile front Probably
1000, 600 men are engaged.
The Germans, casting aside every
thing else are concerning their ef.
fort in tremendous drive TO capture
Warsaw and crush Russia.
The -nc OF this gigantic battle ex'
tends from the baltic in the north 10
Hossarahja IN the south.
Already the Russian lines have been
pierced tn three different places,
Hirderburg Gaining.
North OF Warsaw Field Marshal Won
ulud.nhurg has forced his way
southwark toward the Narycw River.
Sou,h Of Warsaw Won Mackcnscn has
mashed the Russian line at the Lu-
blinUhs,m Railway
On tho Baltic shore Won nuelow,
Nho is using large forces Of calvary,
has crossed the Wiudau River and is
pressing on toward the stronghold OF
Rlea 10 destroy any hope Of aid 70
Warsaw from that direction
Alarmed over the advance of Won
Ellndenburg In the north and Won
MSckousou In the south. tho prohahtl.
ny Of the Russians having TO evac.
lA,e Warsaw Is being seriously dis
-usscd both In London and rotrograd
London admits that the situation H.
critical The military critics, who
call the German movement the great.
est undertaking Of It's kind In the his.
tory of any war. Do not look for events
u Importance IN the west for som"
Hmc "a come Al! eyes are turned 10
this long maturing plan of Won Hin
GrrhurE. who last week declared he
~s,rld startle tho world and bring
tho war 10 speedy close"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Sin Miles ~ Coed Road,

Word cuu.s from Mountain Grove
that The recent good roads day was
huge success In that ueighborhood
As the result 81 one DAYS work
ty $50 business men and farmers
SIX miles % the worst road ot IN"
county has been placed In the best
Of condition work vas done last
"Wednesday. the men responding
10 the call Of the Mountain Grove
Commercial Club \, uoon basket
luncheon Was served by the women
of Mountain Grove
The Commercial Club IL planning
10 organize all the towns between here
and Springfield 10 WORK the whole
road in one day. Good roads boosters
here are also preparing 20 launch \
campaign for sood rOads throughout
this section BY tevylng small tax on
each acre OF land
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Boys Drili. Mother 10 Killed,

Little Rock Ark Louis Steed. Is,
4 member OF the Arkansas militia, was
var! Of their home The Younger
boy was carrying an old shotgun.
which both boys believed unloaded
"A the younger brother shifted his
gun he pressed the trigger and the
shot pas sed through the window and
Killed The boys mother. Mrs. Annie
NuTrtt, 40
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
MISSOURI PRODUCES 65 PEA
CENT OF UNITED STATES
PRODUCT.
MINES IN EIGHT COUNTIES
Two Rehnerles Take Care OF Output,
and Workers Are Pad from Si2
TO si8 Per Wcek--No
Academia.
Jefferson City

Jefferson City.
The bureau OF labor statistics.
Through Commissioner John r FiE.
patrick. makes the announcement that
Missouri still holds FIRST rank for an.
nual production Of baTytcs. valuable
metallic substance used as paint pig
rlent. and in the manufacture OF white
rubber goods. asbestos cement. artih.
-cIal ivory. boiler compounds, peroxide
OF hydrogen, !nscc ticides. fertilizers,
and other commercial articles. FIG
urns Just completed show that the
1914 production OF tho crude variety
was ASH, tons. valued at Sila,@Sl,
this qgsaily being - 90 per cent ~
the total production 81 the United
States. the remainder, 81 81 per cent.
or 1880 tons coming from Alabama,
California, Georgia, kcntacky, North
Carolina Tennessee. South Carolina
and Virginia
Two rvHrelicS. oue At Mineral
Foiat, WAAh.rsion County and the
other In 81, Louis. converted the 1914
harytos into commercial product
worth taso SEQ. tho process II refining
,quadTapliHE rs market worth
In 1914. at,ccH harytcs mines were
operated in Missouri. they tc!ag 10
Gated IN Washington, 81. Francois
Jefferson. Maaiteag. Colo. Miller.
FgaHktla and Narsan counties
Wage rarwcss ser" pasj from $40 80
70 SIS week. tho toslrrs eorsistiag u
sack busters. slgtxs ugen. packers,
srrtcn naec, ha.jrra, ore Hloa, tn!l
rntr, tssscksvs dryers coal gasscrs
bleach sner aud eremca Sainrled EN-
fiayrz Such a. EAara gers sutortntend
en'H togeug"r rtcrAt F1"ttukra paers
a., bseakkavprrs. drps trora $50 80
$50 month each No Serious acct.
beats vetc reported lagtus l5it b.
TIE r~auerfes
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
He Would Not Corrupt Him.

Edmund had just begun to attend
the public school, and had found a new
friend. a child OF whom Edmund s
mother had never heard. Who is
this Walter" she asked. rs he q
nice little boy?"
Yes, ma am, he is" replied Ed
mund, enthusiastically
Does ne say any naughty Words"
pursued his mother
NO." with emphasis, "and I'm not
going to teach him any"-Youth s
Companion.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Mr.. B0WKER GAVE UP
Concluded He Didn't Need No
Vessel Prop'ty Anyhow
Possibly Fact That He Had A'reaoy
Spent Almost Twice the Amount
He Was Endeayorins to Collect
May Have Induced Him.

When Capt John Haskell left the
schooner Maria, fifty.six years OLD. out
still able to anchor on LincolnVille
Beach Maine. while he went home TO
Owls Head for Easter, he owed ED
enezer Bowker. ship chandler. s2s for
supple But II didn't worry Eb-
enezer any. Captain John had been
trading with him for more than 81
years and had always paid his bills 10
the last cent. And It would have been
all right had Captain john come back
blu. he didn't, he died OF pneumonia
few days after reaching home
After trying vainly to md someone
who felt Ike paying the bill for stores
Bowkor got out an attachment lie
hired q belfast lawyer to draw the pa
pers aud got Constable Seth Pease TO
serve them
Mex, morning when Mr.. Bowker got
to the store he found Constable Pease
sitting on the steps waiting for him
with the Information that the Maria
had dragged her anchor In the night
and Was aground two miles down the
beach and Just over the line INTO
knol county, where he Constable
Peasel amt got no Juris-dicsh
This made It necessary TO 20 TO Cam.
den and get new set Of papers, W bile
the legal arrangements were being
made soutberner came along and
% f.t.4
boro, back into Waldo county. An
other reyamping OF the papers was
then necessary. and Constable Pease
went over to lslesboro, only 10 lind
that some fishermen. having found the
Maria adrift. made sail on her and
took her TO Stonington, Deer Isle,
which is in Hancock county.
], MI B0Wker had foreseen all this
troul,e be would never have bothered
about b t26, but now that he had paid
out so 80 N legal expenses, and been
"joshed by the entire community for
his inability 10 catch an old tub Ike
the Maria. his dRuder VAS up and he
swore tha, he would get the old crit
ter (, he had 10 send for the United
States navy to help He got some more
/ red tape unwouud TO fit the Hancock
! county necessities. and employed a
( constable at StoningtC to serve the
| pape-s After a day or two word came
| back that a nephew OF the deceased
| skipper. who had been working in the
/ quRrr.es, had settled with the fisher
/ men who brough, the Maria to por
/ and taken possession OF the old tub Il
/ the name OF the righttul heirs Of Cap
tain Haskell. and had sailed two hour
! before the constable arrived boun'
! to some port TO tbs yes ard
Upon receipt Of this news Mir Bow
! ker gri,ted his teeth and looked owe
! his expense account He had paid on
! nearly $40 In a vain attempt to col
/ toct sa6 Then, with energetic strokes
/ - a SCATTERING stub pen he crossed
/ The account of his books, saying:
Let the burned old .eG go to Chinl
/ Z she wants 10. She needs calkiu, Z
some new plsnk!u L new dect
/ frames tar n pitch. new main standin
/ riGgin'. n few sails n new runnln
rgegin. sides q new foremost. She {
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22

Montreal, Que.--W.th bows crushed
tn ana lying low In the water and her
damaged stern riding high, the steam
rr AEanoria. came into port Sunday
morning she crashed into an Iceberg
while running through the Straits Of
Belle Isle
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Southeast, Missouri Rich.

Southeast Missouri Is fairly rolling
in plenty this year, according to re-
ports The ncN wheat crop, or the
bulk Of It. has been marketed and has
brought a volume OF money far be
yond the expectations of even the
most optimistic There IL prospect
for a record breaking crop o. corn
also. With all other crops in proper
ton.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Frank VIII Recover.

Nlledgevtle. Ga.--leo VI. Frank,
whose, sentence was conmuted to ne
Imprisonment, was attacked here by
fellow convict who cut his throat from
ear 10 ear The injured man has
ane chance to recover.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
piaeksmiths Ers Strike.

Mount Vernon. Ill-Members e TOO
local unions Of the International
Brotherhood Of Rlacksmiths and Help
ers have ratified the proposal TO call
OF the strike on the Illinois Central
and the rere Marquette railroads
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Raw Material.

Did you hear about Scribbler?
The police caught him walking out
OF hotel writing room with about ten
dollars worth OF the hotel stationery
under his coat"
What did he have to say for him,
SELF"
said he was gathering material for
a novel"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
vetoes Antitippina Bill.

Montgomery, Aa-Gov Henderson
vetoed the antitippIng bill on the
ground that he did not believe the law
could be enforced and that its con
stitutionality was doubtful
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22

Berne. Switzerland-lt is reported
the German government will issue an
order prohibiting the export Of all
beer. The motive suggested Is that
production has been reduced to 90
per cent
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22

Hllsboro I'll AS result u his
EFFORT to catch 4 rabbit Chester Barrie.
a Raymond township farmer lost his
life. His team became frightened
and when he tried "a stop the animals
he was Knocked down and the binder
crushed his head
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Trys,y Hss WHISKY.

A negro convict trusiy. with seven
pints ot whisky In his pccseis was
arrested by Tom CLARK. = railroad spc-
eial Officer Just as the convict
stepped out Of saloon.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22

She (rapurously All, how nice it
must be to wake up and find yourself
famous, How wish had name.
He ltimidly Well, er-that's easy
How would mine suit you?
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Two More for Governor.

Two probable new entrants Tor the
Republican nomination for governor
are former State Superintendent Of
Schools WIN. y Evans and A A
spcer Of osage County. member OF
The Capitol BUILDING Commission
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Auditing Necessary.

The lesson fought hy the aud',s
now proceeding that the state and the
various counties would save thou
-ands Of dollars annually by the sdop
sicn of uniform system Of bookkeeP
ing and accouuting by the counties.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-22
Woman kidnaps Children.

Murphysboro III. - Mrs, Burgess
Davis went 10 the home of her father
in-lsw \. J Davis and after smashing
a bedroom window with revolver,
took away her three children.