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table Compound, and now feel like q
different person. believe there is
nothing like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound for weak women and
young girls, and I would be glad if
could influence anyone to try the medi-
cine, for know it will do all and much
more than it is claimed to do. - Mrs.
CLARA FRANKS, R. F. D. No. l, Maple
crest Farm, Kasota, MINI.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should
be convinced Of the ability of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to re-
store their health by the many genuine
and truthful testimonials we are con-
Stantly publishing in the newspapers.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE COmpOundWill help you, write
to Lydia E.PinkhamM NJ edicine Co.
(cOnfidential) Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
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given area Of land when silage is the
basis of the ration.
z. There is less waste in feeding
Silage than in feeding fodder. Good
silage properly fed is all consumed.
8. Silage is very palatable.
8. Silage, like other succulent feeds,
has beneficial effect upon the diges-
tive organs.
10. Silage is the cheapest and best
form in which succulent feed can be
provided for winter use.
IL. Silage can be used for supple
menting pastures more economically
than can soiling crops, because it re-
1uires less labor, and silage is more
palatable.
IL. Converting the corn crop into
silage clears the land and leaves it
ready for another crop.
Almost anything in the way of for
age crops may be put into the silo
and will keep until it is needed.
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Most people buy any kind of sweet
corn seed that comes handy, put it
into the ground indifferently, hoe it
occasionally and "let it go at that"
The result of this sort of planting
and cultivation is naturally not the
best. There are many varieties of
sweet corn seed to select from, and
the best for ones own garden can best
be told by observing the results Of
other gardens.
There is great strife among seed
dealers to produce the earliest va
rieties, but this development is re-
sulting in great deal of early seed
that is subject to smut.
There are some varieties which will
produce ripe corn in 55 days, but as
a rule, two months is as early as one
should expect corn from the time of
planting.
Next to the seed the preparation Of
the ground is of the greatest import
ance. The ground should be plowed
deeply and should have had coat Of
we'll rotted manure the previous fall.
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Kindred EeeIIna.

The pale-faced passenger looked out
Of the car windows with exceeding in.
terest Finally he turned to his seat.
mate:
"You likely think l never rode in
the cars before" he said, but the fact
is, pardner, just got out of the pen
this mornin', an it does me good to
look around. 1t is goin' to be mighty
tough, though, facin' my old-time
friends. l s'pose. though, you amt
got much idee how a man feels in a
case like that?"
Perhaps l have a better idea of
your feelings than you think" said the
other gentleman with a sad smile. l
am just getting home from congress" ."
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The best protection for a woman il
the fact that she is good woman.
CUTICURA C0MPLExIONS
Are Usually Fresh and Clear, Soft and
Velvety. Try One.

The Soap to cleanse and purify, the
Ointment to soothe and heal. Thus
these supercreamy emollients promote
and maintain the natural purity and
beauty of the skin, scalp, hair and
hands under conditions which If neg
lected might disfigure them.
Sample each free by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. KY,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
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Dramatic Criticism.

The final curtain had fallen and the
audience was fluttering and filing out
of the playhouse In the lobby was
picture of the author of the piece,
a parsonage with an abundant beard
and a pair of flashing eyes under
beetling brows-in short, the we'll
known Mephistophelian mask Of
George Bernard Shaw.
He has clever face" said one
fluttering lady to another fluttering
lady as they went out into the night
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The Only Alternative.

The young woman sat before her
glass and gazed long and earnestly at
the reflection there. She screwed up
her face in many ways. She fluffed
up her hair and then smoothed it
down again; she raised her eyes and
lowered them; she showed her teeth
and she pressed her lips tightly to-
gether At last she got up, with a
weary sigh, and said:
Its no use. Ill be some kind of
reformer."
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Good Panfura Plant.

Bronze grass is one of the best pas
ture plants. Its good points are that
it has a good root system, so stands
tramping we'll; it starts early and
grows late, is leafy and makes a fine
pasture. 1t does well on poor as we'll
as on good soil, but responds very
readily to good soil and manuring.
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Incubator Hint.

Set some hens when setting the in
cubator; this will give you eggs with
which to fill vacant places after test
ing. If you do not have these eggs,
then fill vacant place with cloth or
paper, as open spaces on the egg tray
make 1t a difficult matter to keep
the thermometer at right heat. Don't
leave the doors open when airing the
eggs; don't let the eggs chill while
airing. If the incubator room is cold
you must make the airing a short one.
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Plant for Cultivation.

Always plant the vegetables so that
cultivation with a horse will be pos
sible, as this is essential If the pro-
duction costs are to be kept down.
There must be plenty Of hand work
done in truck growing in any case,
and the costs will be high enough
even II horse labor is used to the
limit.
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Remedy for chapuad Taatn.

A few applications of vaseline at
the first appearance of the trouble
WIll usually end a chapped condition
of the teats. If the teats become
severely chapped thoroughly wash
them with warm water and then ap-
ply glyserite of tannin.
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Doos Al Id chiIdren

Yes, at first didn't want a dog in
the house, but now I've become much
attached to him"
rs that so?"
Yes; all my friends who keep dogs
say the same thing. And / suppose
people who have children really feel
the same about them, too"
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Sarcastic.

Sarcasm, pure sarcasm" said Gen.
T. Coleman du Pont apropos OF a
story about gunpowder.
TT reminds me of the sarcastic ad-
vertisement in the New York theatri-
cal Paper that read:
Wanted-Tall, handsome juvenile
lead for drama tour. Must be under
seventy"
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REMARKABLE LETTER FROM A WELL
KNOWN WASHINGTON DRUGGIST,
in reference to Elixir Babek the great remedy
for chile and fever and all naGEaFinI diseaseS
within the last five months have sold $500
bottle sof Elixir BA belK for Malaria, nd
Fever, Our customers speak very well of it,
Henry Evans, e22 F St., NV, Washington, D. G. u
Eli,ttr Babek so cents all druggists or by
Parcels Post, prepaid, from nocsewski d Co.,
Washington, d. G.
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Leave Calf With Mother.

Much can be said in favor of taking
The calf away from it's mother imme-
Nately after birth; but still more can
De said in favor of leaving the calf
with its mother for about three days.
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compound has done
more for me than
anything else, and l
had the best physi-
clan here. 1 was so
weak and nervous
that l could not do
my work and suf-
fered with pains low
down in my right
side for a year or
more. l took Lydia
u. Pinkham's VeUe-
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Eat Rnnnd Sow.

The SOW that is allowed to grow fat
will not prove a good mother Of her
pigs. If she does not overlay and kill
half Of them it will be surprising.
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Easy Money.

I've got a swell job now,' said the
private detective.
What is it?"
"Shadowing a man who has a box
at the ball game every afternoon"
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YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU
Try Murine nye Remedy Tor Red, WEEK. Watery
nyoR and Granulated Myelidsi No 6martinE-
by man Free. Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago
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Ranahta OF snraxInn.

Well sprayed trees have increased
power to Withstand untoward infiu.
ences of all kinds.
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Hatehlnu Eoos.

We always like large eggs for
Matching. And, by the way, did you
ever notice what large eggs a hen
will lay after she has rested a while?
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Considering what 1t gives in return,
a legislature probably is the most ex-
pensive thing.
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They say of Sim Heckls that he
never tells lie the same way twice in
succession.
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Rlnn the Ynnnnstsra

When the pigs get big enough to
root with their sharp little noses dec
crate their snodts with ring in each.
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Safe.

Il write for posterity"
Good idea. Posterity can't throw
bricks at you If 1t doesn't like your
stuff"
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What a loan-sum life the pawn
broker must lead!
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Even the human peach is hard to
digest when taken green.
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Leave all other work to help q
cow that appears to be in trouble,
whether it is your COW or your neigh.
bor's.
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The height of a lazy mans ambition
is to marry a woman who runs
boarding house.
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FARMERS Wife
TOO ILLTO WORK
A Weak, Nervous Sufferer
Restored to Health by Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Kasota, MINI. -"I am glad to say
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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The young calf's digestion is very
easily upset. Be careful that 1t is
rightly fed and kept in clean quarters
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Carelessness is one OF the most
common causes of failure on the dairy
farm. Look to your work and to the
details every day.
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The humorist gets his butter from
the cream of his jokes.
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When a man is through he is
through. But woman still has a pile
of dirty dishes to wash.
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DlAINNOTN

Abuse generally educates the COW
20 kick.
Peanuts make a splendid crop on
the dairy or hog farm.
A good dairy COW is the most profit
able piece Of property on the farm.
Keep the COWS clean and you will
not have so much trouble with stringy
milk.
The income of the dairy is the most
constant and systematic income Of the
entire farm.
For dairy COWS the temperature of
the barn should not fall below 40 de-
grees or rise above 60 degrees.
The good mixer is the COW that
turns the most feed into the largest
flow Of good, rich, healthful milk.
The young calf's digestion is very
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Gnersii6
@irb im Der @eidDGftsiuclt sesen bic
projcftirte siSenitruus Don
GleftrisitGts aOntrattO-
reu prDteftiert.

syn Der @ei6GItspelt bot Die Dor
einiser 3eit inr Staptratb Dom Stabi
batter 9luq DON Der 20. Daro einse
rei6te Oroinan3, tpeIte cine aI5en
iirung allsr Glettri5itGtstpntrattoren
iopie Glettritsrn pOriie6t. berSlia ne
nio @eaenliebe gefunoen uuo es be-
finDen Ii6 bereits eiHe srobe aR5dbt
protsitpetitipnsn aegen oie Orbtnanj
i'm llmluuf
Gins Qn3qbl bieIer bersits unters
ssi6neten 9etitionen purben in elmer
gsitern itattgebabten 8eriammluns
zines aommittees Der Builbing
Dinners ano Munngsrs 4Hociation
unterbreitet anb es ipurpe bei6loher.
baB 5u Der am tommeuben Ulontna
i'm Ratbbdus itattfinbenosn SiBllns
bes Stobtratbstommitses. Dem bic Or
oinans iibertpisien purbe. ale Jns
tereiienten pertreten fein iollen, mn
aeaen bic Orbinun5 3u protsitirsn.
Bon perihiebsnen Rsouern Duroe
gelesentlib Der Observation-Disclosures
barauf bingepieieu, oab Die sesens
pGrtieen anpronunsen bes Cincinnati
fire 9rspention Bureau polauf seri
seub iinb, nm Die @ebdube gu ifiisen
unb nie 9sitimmuugen Der proie'tirten
Srbinan5 nur bG5u beitragen rDiiroen
oas 8augetperbe an fhdoigeu uub Die
gautbdtistsit 5u beeintrdHtisen.
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Calhoun, nn6 feline Gofter gatberi'
na emma Jran6meier oas &aus ste,
|1f40 Mcgillan gtrnbe, ioipie eii1
Saug (2S Sub 6ront) an Calhoun
Strabe erbaIten, tDGbretiS Der 2elt
beg Werm6eens inter beioe gIeiAntd'
| Big pertbeiIt perben ion.
Sbereiia 9oeble nernla6i
lire Snuseinridt,tug on lire 9od'
ter WnrD Boeble uib ben Neft lire:
gernl6gens in adyt 9Iei6en GbeiIell
an ibre ainber Wsnrp, sSSobn, syranf,
sSsoiepb, Weatiloe imo &In. Soeble,
gliinbetb uno lire grfelin Cecilia
Sdoenberger.
0adInB g q den.
SSobn q. Solution lit Eeitamcnis'
touitreder pom MarD 8. sSobniroll
9erionalien $4,000, @runoeigentblrF
$1,000.
Jfcia Saccen6a 1T geaf4abperlpal
term bon 9pniinieo 5nccenbn, Ser
ionalien $3.50.
6. g. @eseroanner lit AadIaBper'
Dalter pon Martba 2ino, Berionalien
S400.
9pr perionlife Na6ldB 6es go
@ilfer bctragt $4190; berjenigc oes
Sacob 20. Doltng $1267.17; 6erieni'
ge bes Casper @ogt $12,6S7 80; Der
jenige Der @p1 5eIomann $2502.83
Gbas. Heeb lit gea6laBperlpalter
beg Sobn 3. aubn, @rlinoeisentblm
$1,000.
emma ananl 1T Iad,laBperipnlte'
rim bon CD. 3. anaiI; @rllnoeigeri'
tbim $4,000.
ssoiepb T. sseipett lit GndlaBbqr'
Ipalter pon Gecilia 6. s5c1uett, Berio.
nalien $500. GrimOeieelltbum $20,.
900. .
GbnrIcs @uitap @olpcrS SpeioeI
III Observation-Disclosures Don Goa
statbinta MIRANDA SpeiocI, Berio'
nalicn So, 8auioeigentblnH $8000
gerfhieoenes.
gIrton q. GettIe erla1gte elm llr,
tbeiI iibcr $406.25 eegen Die ,Sair
60. - arraoia 9eInIin elm Iold,es
iiber $3.50 geeeu Tan. Shop.
Die Slice ano Slrtd,ins Cincinnati
60. bot cine @edyieIiorOerltng iibcr
$6s5.04 scgen 6ranf Sfyierenbsd
einacfIast.
0larp Qatberinc Gailcp haate eint
Sd,aoeuerioBfotberiing iiber $1,000
gegen Clifford s. Goroes II. q. elm.
Die 5arbige aucp grolpn, Ses
@roBSiebitabls angeflast. pIaibirtC
seitern i6ulbig ,ruS tpuroe inter ei,
ner ilispenbirten 3udtbausitrafe dui
QaroIe entIaiicn.
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Der Ztabfratb
Der @oitsn eimeS garolc geamteu
I'm arbeitsbanS iOa peidaiisn
iperben.

Dem Stabtrotb miro in ieiner bsu=
tigen SiBuug bonn Sidsrbeitsbirsftor
5olmss cine Srbinan3 unterbrsitet
fperosn, tp.Ifs bic S9affuna zines
nsusn pOitens i'm fdbtii6en Qrhitss
bnuie pOrfisbt, ndmlib ben zines pa
roleASeamtsn nit sinsm Sabxsasbalt
DON $500. Dieter gomte miro ale
Seiuhe um paroIiruug pOu 4rbeits
bausItru gu unteriudeu baben. 5iir
bieien 9oiten III, tpie es bsibt, 5rso.
5ornberger aussrieben.
5eruer tpirb S.rr 5olmes cine Or
oinnna untsrbreiteu. burh pel6e Der
poiten zines Qrst,s fir bos Oeparz
iemeut fur Mobltbdtigeitss uno StraF=
anitaltsn s.fhdfisn lperbsu fpI.
SiabtraibsmitsIieb Mac9onalb
BON Der 20. Warb pirb eineH 4ntrag
unterbrettsn, ipel6er Die appropriis
rung b.sGrunbitiids Ro. 4O15-4017
Sprins Grops 2lDsnue fir cine 6ffsnt.
liche 9sbiirfnibaHi.alt poriiebt.
5err isabrenbrud Don Der II. Darb
ipiro btaniragsn, baB DER Staots
insenisur sinsu aoftenonihlas fir
cine Gpntrsttrsppe BON Der 5airpieip
aDenue na6 Der WrWsid.n glusnue
antsrbreitst.
Stabtrathsmitelieb at large .. q.
S5onss pirb Die elusarbeituns zines
9oitsnani6lass fir bic Yerbrsiterune
Der 2ublop 2lbsnus 5rpif6eu GOrusu
place unb benz aanal bsautrassn.
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.. q. a. Gsttssadsr eeisuidait

Inter bsm Worfib bes prdfib.nten
9enrp Atitner unb Der prciosclIfiibs
runs bes Geirstdrs Gsorge ..
shraHb fanb geltern abeub IN Der
Sf. Warisn G1uIbdlls bic iuonatIide
ysrfammIuns bss 9orftanbs Der
DMtfhsu RomiiA aaibo!ifhsn Gctr
issadtr gefsiifdaft itati.
Gas Hsus ilsbsnbs aomn,ittst uns
isrbrtitsts fsint sriisn 8sri6ts iibsr
bic @sriamrnIunssn auf ben ptri6iss
psnsn Goties6dsrn. 2nut bititm
geridt bat Ii1 bas aommitis. burG
bic ermdblnns Der folssHotn gsam'
ten oreanifirt: prafibsnt $. Bur-
brinf; WiosprGiibsnt, J. 8rinllHaHn
unb 5sirstdr. 9. Wiilisr.
MuI GmpFsblunp bss aommiittss
lpurben bk bisbsrigtn Sobteuardbtr
auf osn DerfdisDentn Goitssddtrn
fir bas l1uienns subr inter ben biss
bergen @ebinsnustn pisbsr unges
ittai. Dieie 2obtsnerdber finb; ct.
Soitpbs Gotissodsr. Clemens Dotrs
ger; St. Sobannss GOttssadtr, 6snrp
Dctreer unb Gi. WlarieH Goitss-
aGer Jobn 6uttten
Gbtrih1tmeiiier Srant 2tlIdlsr
bsri4tsis iiber bic Giunabmn uno
siMseabsn ipdbrsnb bss .psrilofisnen
Taonnts ME fOIst: aaFsnbtiianh ON
]. Ts5smber: S2259.O1; Ginnal,men
mdbrsnb bes Wlonats $348s.37; Aus,
edben $1780.88; perbIsibei sin aafs
Isnhffaub pcn $3976.65. fsGr ars
msnunirftiibuns tpurben ipatr,nb bss
btsfioTsnH Tlonnts $325.75 psraus.
ecbt.
Grjbii90f 9snrp NotIlsr brad In
sintm an Setret1r @toras Ag9rdnD
ssri&isttn Ghrsibn. in tptlhsm sr
ben gmpfans bss Sdbresb<ri9is Der
DsuildsH RSmiib saiboIilhsE
ejoitesadsr @fdliHaft beiiSiipie.
bsr gsfsIIfd,aft feline Mnsrtennuug fur
ibte Gsi9dfssfiibrnng ans NIB ents
bst ben Miisissbtrn HaAtrdsIi& bic
btBsn wlni9s gum Sa5rssps4fd.
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aDeitere NOnss
nirite bic sfabt fit biz arbeitsIoisH
be,uiaieen.

9fler Wabrf4einIi9ieit na9 ipiro
btr gtobtratb bsmndbii tDisber uui
tiue Wcnbsnus8abt BON $4,000 fiir
bic MrbeitsIofen angescngeH iperbtn.
IN bsr ssiirisen Derfdmmluns hsr
pom 9iirsermeifier Spiesd Sur 2os
funa bes Mrbeitsloisn problsms sr'
nannten giirsertommiHion ipurbe Don
Dsriaiehensn Gsitsn borauf binsss
piefsn. bob ber Cribs Der srtim
1onbsousgabe i'm Wetrase bon $780,
900 nabe5u erId6pft lit unb nsiisrs
Bombs btipillist iperben follien.
8ipsermeiiter SpieeeI md&te bic
anbeutiina. baB man nit Der emne
fion bon Bombs niAt 10 i@nsIi bel
Der Sanb isi unS serfnGen iollts
tis nStbisen mitt.l anberrsiiis nntf
fubrinasn. aber Woriiber Scrrn ses
pp pertrat ben StanDpuuti. baB es
Sis pfIi6t Der Giabt lei. fir bic Ars
tsitsIofen gu fOrssn. uHb abiolnt isI'
ne Wsriu&e ssmadt fpsrbsn ipIlisn
GsIher burh Sammlungtn arttus
triusen. SiabtratbsmitsItsb WuIIsr
mar Der gIsihsu aRfi&t unb nahn
rod Gslspsnbsii. fi6 in 5itmli4 i9ars
fer Deiit iibtr bic zbdtistsit Der
9tfIoeiateb CHARITIES gu aub.rn. Or
fiibrte einen sur Renntnib se.pmmes
nsr IalI an. IN pei&em Elm. fthr
bsbiirfiief Damilis in iibsrlus ida
bigger Wsiis bebanbelt ipcrbtnA tpdr.
3u aIsihsr 3sii CAB 9err Nullsn
aud Rep. 1bits, benz qeiter scs itSbs
tifhen gDObItbdiisteitab
ben srten Rotb, bti Der ausadbe bon
Tobrunssmitieln an 8soiirfiies nid5t
gar 10 snauieris su isin.
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@ebArten.

Diaiam uno 9nbsrta Diers. 2l2o
Sbip 4ps., MGrten.
!. .. uno auna Craig, Cartilage,
mdo6en.
9lIbert uno Clara Rsinsie, 2736
MdHdhuIetts 9lps., anabe.
Dlartin uno Mprtls Slid. 529 SIT
'12. Str, Mdo6eu
9eoree uub gillian RutemiIer, 599
.Sf 13. Str, 8Rube.
SOIspb unb Pbilpmeru Oeterman,
1897 4rmorn aDs.. WlGb6en.
gbarles uno &aterine 6ulitbuih,
455 Weit McUlidsu aDe., anabe.
4Ifreo uub Martha Stern. SiueoIn
4pe., auube.
Sobn uub 9ertrub. Colonel, 1921
Quebec ROab, &uabs.
9eoras unp Bertha SorblH. 4645
Gpeeppoo Ape., Wdo6en.
Sulius uno Ratbilos Wilblm, 947
@ldrf Str, NGodsn.
Sarrb uno gIiie Gopt, 1919 Spo-
fame 9lps.. Spabe.
Dlihasl uno Daris gdas, 5rsmpnt
une 2uDupaD Str., Sudbe.
@iaiGm uHo gluHn Sber. 7S7 Ssa
pam Str, Sndbe
Ridbolas upo Rdrie 4Hores, Queen
gitn unb ges6 9lpe., andbe
g5illidm unb emma Rdbe. 2527
gppreb abe, anabe.
SEQ. uno elu Scffmau, 1917 1res
mont alps.. auabs.
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observation-disclosures.

|Snmusl Slider, 21, 1856 gOlsruin
ape.
l9eIlsn Smith, 10, so aaur,l Str.
lBiuiam Jifber, "a. s29 SOptins
}Strabs.
tGffis elart. "a, s29 SOptina Str.
BaItsr 81. gbilIips. 80. Pcrtss
mouth, 8.
lTlarsar,t G. GIoran, 19. $50 Sft
aibsrtp Sir.
(Srant SadiOu, 27, pbilobslpbia pa.
lgarris u. strade. 20. 8. unb Gin
Strabs.
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s'rtr.s MUSK spra4sn
aafnltdt JON iniernatipHaItm Ruit.
aaiaIog fplrb nIrf BerlGnget 8uaeinHbt.

lop unb NtalotpDn 9sfpis, allies -
Sabre alte genseI aus MOrsantofpn.
@. @a., iinb ieit Dem 5. SaHuar aus
ibrem SeimutbitdOt9en OeriGpunben,
unb iollen ii6 in Cincinnati befin.
ben. Die pOliSei purbe srirdt, auT
bic Burden gu fdbnben.
George q. Seffers, aus Detroit.
miro DON ietner Shrpeiter seiudlt.
Die 4nfpefenbeit bes 9sIu6ten 1T
bringenb notbig, UNI eine geriif,er
ungsfumms abbebsu gu tOunen Sin
Yrubsr bes Mannss perlor bel einem
giienbabnunfall Ieiu 2ebsn.
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Baperifdjer 2luterf. -yerein
Seriel6e ipiro i'm 9aufe oes WOnats
5ebruar eiueH flotten Saa psr'
anitalteH.

Der 8apsriIhe llnteritiiBungse Der
elm mill bic MiIsre Der 3eit hurt)
siusn frGbliden Ball uuterbre4en,
Der i'm 2aufe bes nd6iten Wlpnats
ftattfinbsn ipll unb notwithstanding in
ZEN SGlen Der Gentral Zurnbulle.
Gin FOLDER gei6lub purbe in Der
gsItrigen Misunderstanding se>
fabt, in Der aud slei45sitig bus Or
ransemsnts aomuittse aufssitellt
ipurbs. DafIslbs isst ii6 aus Den
foIssnben Serren 5uiammen. beren
Grfabruus eiHs srfOIsrsi4e leFt!i4tsit
in iihsrsr Qusii9t itellt: Gbriitian
Sa6s, Wlidasl QUINN, Conrad
Reub, @illiam pOpps. Gso. Srpb,
anbD 9is6, 2tbam Ssnbslbah, Gusen
Gifert, 5bomas 2siat, Gbarles Gis
isrt unb 4nton Gliidftein.
Die gsrsinsperIammlung fanb
6sim prdIiosnten Gbriitinn Sahs
untsr bsfisu @OriiB unb Der prDtos
tollfiibrung bes SstretGrs 5bomas
asi6t iiatt. Die Unit SubsrtuIO.
Iis aiga, pelde nit elmer ftatiiti-
iaen Grbsbuns iiber bic Sdpinbfu6t
bsI6dfttgt 1T. bate oem 8erein einen
,Srassbosen einasididt, nm feft5uiteIs
len, o6 iih untsr ben WiitsIiebern
S9pin6iii9tiss befinbsn, unb oh unD
ipieOiel arantenuntsritiibung an ioIs
DIE ungliidli6e be5abIt povoen 1T.
Setretdr Ssi6t 1T in Der 5liidli6en
Gage. ben Brief babin bsauttportsn
Su t6nneu, Dab. iopeit ieItseiiel!t
lueroen tounte, DGbreno Der Idngen
Sabre bss gsitsbens bes @ereins ber<
Iel6e ME Elm Mitglieb inFoIse BON
@9pinbiudpt bur9 ben 5ob Dsrloren
bat unb aud ME SrautenuntsritiiB
uns an S6pinbiiiattss gu sobIen
bate. hit anbsren @ortsn; Die Wtits
glieber bes guperiideu unteritiiB.
9sreins Iino i6lpinbiuhtfrei.
RatiirIib 1T Der 9erein uiat
aGn3lif bon ardntbeit psri6ont, 9us
aus ben 6srren Senrp Sasfnsr unb
glnoreds 2ieb beitsbenbs &rdntens
9omnittee bate cine 5ienlid large
2ifte 81 unterbretten uHo Der 8e-
fammibstrae bss ausgs3ablttn Srnn
tengeloes lit $133. 2luberbem rpurbe
I'M 9aufe bes QudrtaIs oas Sterbes
selb fir ole Ritglieber DID. alOebD
unb Grsb. ll5itein DON je 1925 be5ublt.
Die 0elegdten gum Stnotpsrbano,
Die !Serrsn 9d6er, Wor6nrbt unb
9ei9t eritatteten geriht iiber bic
jiingfte 9eriammlung befelben. unb
BEL ben Gr0rterungen lam Der Bun
oesisnator ppmerens pegeu Ietnsr
SteIlung, bic er in Der Wdffeuerport-
frage einnimmt, iebr i6leat meg. Gs
purbe ben MitsIiebern nabs gslsst,
Den 5errn pomerens i'm Iuee gu be-
baltsn unb isiner lisbenb 81 ssbens
fen, tpenn er iid nal pieoer nm Elm
4mt betperbeu IoIlts. au6 Rrdiihsnt
Wilion unb iein reoieliger Stdatsies
tretGr grDon mubten ii6 eiue fhdrs
fe aritit gefalIeu laFen.
Die ginnabmen bes geitriesn
abenbs betrusen $306 uuh Die auss
gnbsn $168.60. Ra6 Der 9ertueurs
fOIgte nod cine Stunbe gsmitbIides
Seifammsuisin bel Spstie uno
Grant.
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0eindltr Yeriuuen.

CHARLES Shan, aus 9arsntotpn,
pa, miro pon isinsn gInesbSriser
gsfudt. ba Isius Wtuttsr fdDsr irdH'
barnisoerIiegt. Der Wtann befdnh
iif suIebt In MibbletoDu, 8,
aaDmrnS aaDsIIs, 5Grrp Sarth-