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Evening journal., 1915-06-01
MISS WILCOX TO Be
CLERGYMAN'S BRIDE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. June Cards have
been received here for the wedding on
June 16. in Scranton, Pa, Of the Rev.
William Levengood Haupt, rector OF
ST. Thomas Episcopal Church, near
Washington. ID. c. Mr.. Haupt was
formerly curate of St. Thomas Church
hero and is a son OF the Rev. Walter
c. Haupt, the rector of the local
church. The intended bride is Miss
Jane Elizabeth Wilcox. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilcox of
Scranton. They will be married in
the Church of the Good Shepherd
that city
The report that the Water Witch
Fire Company of Wilmington, made
the run TO Newark late Sunday night
when there was a slight fire at the
home OF DR.. Samuel c. Mitchell, on
Depot Road, in twenty minutes. is ap-
parently a mistake If the Water
Witch engine came here that night
none of the local fromen or any one
else in Newark knew anything about
it.
The graves Of old soldiers in the
local cemeteries were visited yester-
day by delegation from Reynolds
Post, G. A. r., and large number
OF school children. who placed flags
and flowers on the graves. Town
Councilman Joseph Luton. member
OF the post, had charge OF the arrange
meuts
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Ward anC
; young son are visiting Mrs. Ward's
grandmother, Mrs. Agnes E. Miller
/ Mr.. Ward, who is graduate Of Della
/ ware College, for the past two yoarl
has been principal of school il
. Tennessee.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01
OFFICERS Who SURVIVE
Shots. At WORK AGAIN

Patrolman Willard S. sharpless,
who was shot by Peter Krakus. mur-
dered OF Patrolman Tierney on
March returned to duty last night
as special officer at the police sta
ton. Patrolman Horace MCDANIEL
who also was shot by Krakus. and
who was appointed turnkey several
weeks ago, in place Of Sergeant Key
ser who had been promoted, resumed
his duties today. Patrolman Mearns.
who had been acting special officer
under Captain Evans. has been de-
tanned to the same duties under Chief
Black.
IL is thought that officer Sharpless
will be able to resume his regular
duties within six or seven weeks
when he will be assigned to street
work.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01
HOME MAKING SCHOOLS OPEN.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. June Home
making demonstration schools were
started yesterday at Midway and
Whites Chapel in Sussex county,
under conditions which arc sure to
make them as successful rs those in
Kent county. They will be run for
five weeks. Miss Frances Forman,
of Elsmcre, the same teacher who had
charge of the Viola and Rising Sun
Schools, which closed last week, will
be in charge of the two in Sussex
county. which, however, will be under
the supervision of the Department of
Home Economics of the Woman's Col
lege. Miss Myrtle Caudell, head Of
that department and Miss Lyford, a
specialist in home economies from the
U. S. Bureau of Education. will visit
the schools from time to time to give
suggestions.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01
ODESSA SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

The commencement of the Odessa
High School will be held in the Opera
House at Odessa on Friday evening
The program will be as follows: Mu-
sic. Pools Orchestra: invocation; mu-
sic. orchestra; address by Principal
Erwin Niblet: essays. Helen NJ Wal
lace. "The Path of Civilizations" Lo-
leta A. Buckson. Life of Edgar AL
len Poe" Isabel Smith, general char
acteristics of a Delawarean; Helen
! W. Sparks. Makers of America"
address TO graduates, Hon. Levin Irv-
ing Handy; presentation OF diplomas
by the principal.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01
GRANGE MEETING DEFERRED.

Owing to the fact that a straw
berry festival was held last night at
White Clay Greek. members of the
Diamond State Grange did not meet
last evening. It is desired to have
it announced. however that Pomona
Grange meets with West Brandywine
Grange at Talleyville on Thursday,
June 8. in all-day meeting.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01
LOAN ASSOCIATION IN BUSINESS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. June 1.-Children's
Day exercises we're observed on Sun
day night in Wesley NJ. E. Church.
The exercises were of a high order.
The Kent County Building and
Loan Association began business yes
terday with a large number Of stock
holders.
Beginning with today. the First Ma
tional Bank and the Farmers Bank
began savings deposit departments.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01
NAMED CHURCH SECRETARY.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. June 1.-The Rev.
George L. Wolf of Wilmington, was
elected conference educational secre-
tary at the close of the annual ses-
sion of the Delmarvia Conference of
the Christian Church The Rev. r. S.
Stephens of Dover, was elected con-
ference missionary.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01
TO JOIN BRITISH ARMY.

William Buckley. formerly a mem
ber of Co. F., First Infantry. Organic
ed Militia of Delaware, will sail from
New York tomorrow for England to
Join the British army. Buckley is
paying his own transportation back
TO his native land.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01
WOMAN near death
IN auto COLLISION

While making curve near Elkton
yesterday an automobile owned by Dr.
Austin Lowrie, Of Philadelphia, and one
owned by William }. Davis, OF Elkton,
crashed head on. Both machines were
destroyed and woman riding in Dr.
Lowries machine was badly injured. Her
name was not divulged by DIR. Lowrie
who had Ter removed TO Philadelphia
yesterday afternoon With the eNcep.
tion of the women none of the occupant.
of the two cars were injured.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01
TO CLOSE SERVICES.

The Rev. b. Frank White. who has
been conducting evangelistic services
in Harrison Street NJ. F. Church for
two weeks. will close the series to-
morrow night. A service will be held
in the church tonight.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01

Madame Housewife, turn back now TO
the Wants and hll that vacancy in your
kitchen by tomorrow night.-Adv
Evening journal., 1915-06-01

the largest in Kent county. was crowd
ed during the morning and afternoon.
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Mrs. H. schlee was Denison visit
or Monday.
Henry Duncan is the proud owner
Of a Buick car, which he purchased
few days ago.
Mr.. Ind Mrs. C. Kruse and family
made business trip to the county
seat via auto Tuesday.
A number of people from this vicin.
ity attended the little show in Char
ter Oak Tuesday and reported it a
good one.
Glen Wright was in Charter Oak last
Thursday.
The Kenwood Sewing club met
with Mrs. f. Carl Thursday.
O. Fienhold and Mrs. A. HOLSTER
are on the sick list at this writing.
Wright Brothers shelled corn for F.
Eckert Friday and Saturday.
DIR. Hill and f. Groth, Sr., of Char
ter Oak. were visitors In this city on
Friday.
The VIM. Kuehl family autoed to
Dow City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Malone were Sat
urday evening visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Spray Malone.
T.. anu MIS-. -. uLu llllIC
folks were business callers at the coun
ty seat Saturday.
Mrs F.. Fienhold went to Omaha a
few days ago to spend week or so
with her sister, Mrs. G. Shaffer.
p. Langholtz and sons autoed to
Charter Oak Saturday
III. Listamann and sons, John and
Henry, were business jcallers in Char
ter Oak Saturday.
B. McElwain and family autoed to
Dow City Saturday.
Miss Pearl Bramey spent Sunday
with Annie Kuehl.
Miss SMinnie Birkhofer was a guest
of Miss Pearl McElwain Sunday. t
Mrs. G. DOhrmann, Mr.. Eckert and
II. Schlee were among the business
callers In Charter Oak Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph Fienhold and son
Harold, were Sunday visitors at the
home of j. Garrett.
Leslie Henderson spent Sunday with
the Birkhofer brothers.
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Official Publication

Denison, Iowa, Tuesday, June s, l?l >.
The board of supervisors met At !
o'clock a. M, according to adlournnoh'
Called to order by Chairman Nehl''.
Members all present.
Minutes of Monday, June Z, 1915, were
read and approved.
Resolved by the board of supervisors
of Crawford county, Iowa. that the conn-
ty auditor is hereby instructed to issue
warrants on the poor fund for he main
tenance OF the following named minors,
in amount set opposite each name, and
as fixed by the district court:
Liye Clarey, 500 per week.
Carlos Clarey, 81 90 per week.
Minor children of Mrs. Rachel ClareY.
Earl Christensen 60c per week.
Joe Christensen, zoe per week.
Eunice Christensen, 60c per week.
Ira christensen, 60c per week.
Minor children of Mrs. Elizabeth
Christensen.
Anna McKane. $l.0O per week.
Minor children of Mrs. Jennie St"rJo-
on motion claims were allowed as fol-
j. w. Monaghan, salary for May $1I6.G7
Frank Faul, salary for May I5.oo
Louie Evers, salary for May - l2o.oo
John Hugg, salary for May 900
II. n. Olry. salary for Nav .. luloo
Anna FLYNN. salary for May 6..oo
w A Cromer salary for MAY . 1866
r. r, Romans salary for MAY . 500
+. j. I'ortI, salary for Mag $3.50. ~. -
NJ. j. Collins, salary for May -. 10000
WI for NE Nav $500
Andrew i,eil. .Jr., salary for May $50
H. i. Fishel, salary for May lan.oo
"a i TRIMMINGS salary for May 1888
WAYNE Wilson salary for May 1000
r g Turner. court reporter ~ l0.7S
H. Of r. D ,n on -. $3.50
NJ r. McGrath, j. +, transcript in
state VS. WIN. MCGEE 80. dS15
IT, #. Eliesman. ]. +. transcript
in state VS. Margaret Lynch 2623
II. Il. Eliesman, j. I. transcript
in state VS. Fay Pierce 80. d'.l3
H. b. Tishel, Eng, livery, car fare
and expense $500. 49,. ?e.to
Henry Rasmussen, five cub wolf
j. f. Rester, one adult and four
cub wolf scalps ........ 49,: o6oo
Burton Tillett four cub wolf
NJ a. Pearsall,' one cub wolf a.
Bulletin Job Printing Co. blanks
and supplies to county offices. G3.5O
IT. A. Norman. repairing windows
and table, court house -. -"
lack son Twp. board OF health 49, 1900
John Anan, clerk jackson TWP. 800
H. j. Cummings boarding and
lodging prisoners, MAJ. a9.13
C. H. SieverS, labor, court house
yard :.:... 60. ''"o
Martin Ho"lihan, trustee oenis"n 80 "a
w mwl kru ;ii;i trustee trustee Denison 49,
;rwn. 1000
W. II. L,lecle, trustee DeniSon Twp 1000
Max Hoist, clerk Denison Twp. 1000
Peter krauth, Mgr, rent of opera
house for trustees good road
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Cronquist went
to Gowrie Wednesday for visit with
their son, Arthur, and family, and to
attend the midsummer picnic held by
the Swedish people of that neighbor'
hood.
Albert Tureen and Gust Hammer,
strom are having the cement blocks
hauled this week for the erection of
silos on their farms.
Mr.. Swan Mauritz surprised himself
as we'll as number of his friends by
going to Denison Wednesday for a
short visit. While being able to
around slowly he feels better when
about than when confined to his home
| SO much.
The Mission Sewing circle sale at
the hall last Monday drew fair sized
crowd and splendid proceed was
the result, the articles bringing good
prices from the liberal bidders, which
| was most encouraging to the ladies'.
A half dozen autoes loaded with De-
| lott boosters made us short visit on
Thursday on their tour around the
county advertising their street carni'
val to be held during the first three
days of July.
Dr. w. A. Garner and A. e. Ander-
son drove to Denison early Thursday
morning, taking the train from there
| for Omaha to spend the day on bust
ness.
A joint picnic will be held by the
KirOn Mission Sunday school and the
Arthur Mission Sunday school OH Mon
day, July 5th, in the grove on the Mrs,
Hannah Carlson farm, one mile west
Of Kiron. A short program will be
rendered by the schools in the after
noon. A picnic dinner will be served.
All are cordially invited to attend the
same.
A. Sedarberg and VIII Gronau went
to Lincoln Neb., Thursday to attend
the annual convention of the Buick
dealers.
Mrs. Edward Johnson and baby, of
Stanhope, visited relatives i'll this
neighborhood couple OF days last
week.
The Lutherans will hold their fourth
Of July picnic this year Oh the church
grounds on Saturday. A program has
been arranged for in the afternoon A
number of games and amusements
have also been planned and in the eve
ming an array Of fireworks will be sent
up. A big crowd is expected ii the
weather permits.
On Thursday of next week the spe-
cial bond election for the erection of
new school building takes place. This
worthy object and most needed insti-
tuition should receive the support OF
every progressive voter who wishes
to see Kiron advance. Towns all
around us are voting big bonds for
school houses May kiron show that
they are liberal. progressive lot OF
people.
Chas. Carlberg and wife, of Glava,
attended the meetings and visited rel
atives here last Sunday.
Among the many who spent Sunday
in kiron were VIM. Paulson and fam
lily, OF Odebolt. Their many friends
are always pleased to meet them.
Michael McVey, OF Omaha, made
Kiron a short call Monday.
Albert Johnson, who has been the
right hand man in the A. f. Anderson
mercantile business for many years,
severed his connection with. the same
Saturday evening and expects to try
farm work for time at least.
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The Denison Review. Wednesday. June 80. 1915

A. " a. Conrad, mayors ex otiicio
Up transcript in case state : N
J. Y T. zee Wo hrGS coal for jail -. 1903
Lana Construction Co., bridge ma
terlal ........ oVo'- ~
crete culvert plan No. 5l2.... 1870
i'q bridge katn' repairing county 500
VIM. Gehrng. Jr, repairing coun
ty bridge .:...:.. 80. Z'oo
Green Bay Lumber Co., bridge % a.
Nye Schneider Fowler CO., bridge =
material ....... ;.:;. 1920
material n, 49,. 1923
Peter BOysen repairing bridges 100
Henry R,isch. repnirins: bridges ;. 1000
partsch Bros wire 200
S. II. Miller, repairing bridges. ia -
Or. W. r. Wright, salary for May 5000
John Blackman, salary for May ?l.66
Balle- l3roderSen Co, mdSe for
county home .. -. -. SIS
Bale Brodersen Co, mdse for
John NicolaySen ZV.oo
Pfarr, Gebert Il Hunt, mdse. for
PAR, 't Gebert & Hunt, mdse. for
Mrs. Thielman ........ $500
+. n Rowe. health physician,
Union Twp. ......... r.. -. say
Nick Limbrecht, paperins in com- 40
w
scott county, hospital service for
VIM. Strcicher ...... 62.oo
VIM Gehring. Jr.. drassing c"nn-
ty road -"
a. w. Merrck, final payment Of
box culverts Nos. 500. Nal0,
513, 5l4 .......... l36.3o
Fred Schroeder, damage to land
by public travel ...... .... 1910
Board adjourned at II O'Clock noon
to meet at 80 o'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session
Board met at 80 o'clock p. m. All
members present.
Clerks Report of Fees Collected.
/, j.. w. Monaghan, clerk of the dis,
trict court of Iowa, in and for Crawford
county, do hereby respectively report
that / have collected fees as follows
during! the second quarter of 1915, end
ing May 3lst, all of which have been
turned over to the county treasurer as
shown by the receipts attached hereto,
and made q part hereof.
Fees collected during April, 10 3 $.G?2n
Fees collected during May, ~ is llLlo
Total collected ... S3S3.3O
j. w. Monaghan,
Clerk District Court:
On motion report was approved.
County Auditors Report OF Fees COL
lccted
AS required by law. herewith sub
nit the following report of fees collect
ed i'm the Office of the conntw auditor
for the months therein designated TO-
wit:
April ........ ....... 49,. ....R -!
May ....... ...... ....:. -. 1879
Total fees collected 80. -. $33 90
J. T. j. Portz, county auditor in ana
for said county, on oath saw. that the
above report is correct. and embraces
all the fees collected for and belonging
to the county for the time named there
in, as | verify believe.
+. J. portz.
Auditor.
on motion rport was approved.
On motion claims were allowed as foi-
lows:
Matt Parrott & Sons Co., road
Y. J. portz, gopher bounty paid. 2a!0
p. J. PortZ, express paid ~. l.aI
Denson Herold, publishing board
proceedings and supplies for
county offices -. $500. 80. 23o.3i
Alfred Wright. p, NJ, postage for
county Offices "o.oo
Theo Drake, soldiers relief com
missioner 5000 Wv"
l.. y. Morris, soldiers relief COM o
n. ]. Shropshire, soldiers relief
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0TTUMWA MANS
STOMACH TROUBLE
QUICKLY RELIEVED
T. ri. Lewis Tells How RE Was Quick
ly Restored by Single
Bottle.

Thomas II. Lewis of 1902 West Sec
ond Street, ttumOwa, Iowa, was II suf-
ierer from stomach ailments. He took
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and got
quick relief.
The very first dose convinced him.
Mr.. Lewis wrote:
II received your remedy and wish to
state that it is wonderful. The first
bottle made me feel better than have
felt in years. Would be glad to rec
ommend it to anybody who needs d
stomach remedy"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach, liver
and intentinal ailments. Eat a. much
and whatever you like. No more dis
tress after eating, pressure of gas in
the stomach and around the heart. Get
one bottle of your druggist now an'S
try it on an absolute guarantce--if not
satisfactory money will be returned. 4
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Lana Construction Co., "a IT. I
beam bridge No. SIG ..... ...21GO.oo
Lana Construction Co., corruGat-
on motion quarantine claims of the
city of Denison were allowed in the fol-
lowing sums in full compensation for
said claims:
Geo Menagh & Co., mdse. for
| Chas. Vitel family ........ ...$ 1888
DR.. II. p. Plimpton, medicines and 80
| services for 'Chas. Nitel family l4.oo
Geo. Menagh & Co., mdse. for 20
| Mrs. Geo. Servoss family ..... $40
DR.. kosburg, medical services for
! Mrs. Geo Servoss family 80. $50
PHI. A. Schlumberger, medicines
for Mrs. Geo. Servoss family. 7.65
w. X. Temple, coal for Mrs. Geo.
| Servoss family 49,. ;. -. 2.25
Lamborn Drug Co, medicin for
Ben HoIard family ..,.. T75
Geo. Menagh & Co. mdse. for
Ben Hoftard family ..... S.2i
Drs. Carr & Brannon, medical
services for Oscar StenGlin
family 49,. ..... 26.oo
Miss e. Stocking. nursing for
Oscar Stengling family 49,. 2".IS
Bale BrOdersen Co, mdSe. for
Oscar Stengling family S.G3
! LamboTn Drug Co, medicines for
Oscar Stenglin family ...:. 40
ph. a. Schlmberger. medicines
for w. T.. Schwobb ..... 40
Dr. Roshlirg, medical services for
W. u. Schwohb ....... .... 1850
A. Mahoney, mdsc. for Eitclrio
Or. wv ". 7. Wright. health phys
ician " -. 1900
Geo. Alenash 4 CO., mdse. for {.
! G. James family . .... 2.15
pr. X. T. rlimpt"n, medicine and
medical services for L.. 5. Mast
err family -. 5000
Geo Menagh s: Co., mdse. for Lewis
SerVoSS tamllN ........ I'.eo
Phi A. SchIumberger, medicine for
Lewis Servoss family ..... -. G.35
DR. Roshurg, medical services for
Lewis ServoSs family ..... '.3o
Geo Mcnagh & Co, mdse. for
Leonard Johnson family .... 1888
Leonard Johnson family ... G31
Dr. R. p. I'limpton, medical serv-
ices for Leonard Johnson fam
lily ........ .....; .....:' ~"
Or Rosburg, medical services for
r. r. Lochmiller family .... 2!oO
Balle-Ernlerscn Co. mdse. for
r. l.. Lochmiller family ~. 1To$
Ph. "A. Schlnmberger, medicine
for r; +. Lochmiller family; LILO
A. Mahonev, mdse. for r. r.
I.ochmiller family -. $3.50. $50
nr Brannon. medical services for
A. J. Gary family 80. ~. ~. GOO
Eaile- Hrodersen Co, mdse. for
A. j. Gary family .... -. 80. 1905
Lamborn Drug Co., ndse. for
a. j. Cary family 80. -. :. ESQ
Board adjourned at S o'clock y m, I"
meet Thursday, June 10, 1915, 1T 10
o'clock Il. m,
T. j. pORTz, MARTIN NEIlLs.
Auditor. Chairman
Den;son. Ia, Thursday, June 10. 1913
Pursuant to adjournment the board Of
supervisors met ut 10 o'clock q m.
Called to order by Chairman Nehls.
Members all present.
Minutes Of Tuesday. June s, 1915.
We're read ana approved.
on motion claims were allowed as fol-
lows:
Thos Duffy, expenses taking VIM.
Handles to county home ass 400
Mrs Matte X. Holmes, nursing
Mrs \. NJ. Christensen ...... loo
Herman Grill, coal for heating
plant ........ -l,oo
Denison Bulletin publishing board
proceedings and notices 29.5a
Oakland Cemetery Assn, opening
grave for Mrs a. NJ. Christen-
Morgan twp. board of health
DR.. schultz. health physician. 1890
Morgan Twp board of health for "
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Fred Randel and Mr. Berg, of Dow
City, were guests at the F.sO. Howe
home Friday.
A bunch OF young folks gathered
at the Fred WILDER home Friday eve
ming to charivari Mr.. and Mrs. Tark-
ington. They couldn't get them out
by pounding outside so they went into
the house and soon aroused them.
They alHdeparted at late hour wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington much
JOY in their future life.
Miss Ethel WILDER spent the week
end at the G. G. Sturges home in Dun
lap.
1t was overlooked last week that
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Smith were guests
at the p. G.. Houston home Monday
Mr.. Smith was trying his new car
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We hope they will have much pleas
ure from it.
Bernice WILDER spent few days
with her friend, Hortense Wright, OF
Dunlap. -
Marie and Margaret Houlihan, OF
Denison, who have been visiting at
the E. w. Houston home, returned to
their home Saturday.
Miss Mary Blume, of Schleswig. is
visiting at the home of her uncle,
VIM Blume.
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Morgan Twp trustees and clerk zo'oo
pfarr. Gebert & Hunt. mdse Tor
court house and jail .......:.. I.o'
Asa Jones, u,a $3.50
1s s9nnfy G frln bridge material. iisO
Farmers Co-Operative Lbr. Co.. : 40
VI ~ - ~. .ranoirinr bridges. 1900
=. 80; ronajr;np bridges 1900
n. D. p.,,,,,,,,ar |hrihre work 20.43
Jo' i - ,i,nla rnn.irinr bridges SO
1 Geo, n,l',n renairing bridges $50
Pfarr, Gebert 4 Hunt, spikes,
bolts oil and white lead fof Or 20
T.,usi aijournci at 70 O'Clock noon to
meet at 80 o'clock p. m
Afternoon session.
, Eoard met at 80 o'clock p. M, all
members present.
or crawford county, Iowa, that the coun-
~ treasurer, Louie I,vers, is hereDy or
,cred to transfer fifteen hundred aoiiarS
,S15OO 0O) from domestic animal 1uhd
to the county fund.
nv agreement, the contract between
Crawford county, by its board OF super
v!sors. and w. r. Wright FOR county
physiciau, was extended Tor one year
from July !. 1915, t" July !, l"lo, aiiu
on motion contract ana pohu "cic up
proved.
j. W. Monaghan, clerk, III me
matter of the insanity of julius
I;andoW ........ ...... 15.ia
Hans Iiaggc, session and mileage !SO
Martin Nehls, session and mile
n G. knlls, session and mileage. $40
-'o mn. '''''''''' sss'o' '' ..... 1920
lnhn iln..re. session and mileage 1880
r. j. rortz gopher bounty paid 1900
H. claim al t>e"'''.' ' ...... ....... cl.oo
n f. Price, repairing county
road .f."o
John Gibson, construction of
ditch in ls-S.-lO -. 1900
Board adjourned at 5 o'clock p. IN. tn
meet Tuesday, June 49, 1915, ut 10
o'clock a N.
T.. /. pt,RTZ, MARTIN NEHLS,
Auditor Chairman
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NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

ever receive the proper balance OF food
to sufficiently rourisll both body and
brain during the growing period whet;
natures demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown i'll SO MANY
pale faces. lean bodies. frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such children we say with
unmistakable earuestness: They need
Scott Emulsion, and need it now. II
Possesses in concentrated form the very
!ood elements to enrich their blood. II
changes weakness to strength; it makes
them sturdy aud strong. NO alcohol.
Scott s Bowie, Bloomfield, NJ.
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In spite of the flattering terms OF
the graduates diploma, the bank pres
ident doesn't usually rush out to open
the door for him when he comes
around seeking work.
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Leer Ostfriesland.
July %, 1914.
DR.. A. H. Weber,
America, Meme linke.
Auge wird sehr feicht und Nebe-
LIGHT uberhnupt wann lch lese Bite
Herr Doktor Kann Ich linderung err
warten Gurch medicimsche behandlung
lch TRACE vDr Is yahren no BrilIen
AchtunSSvO!l
Albe Altman,
Leer, Deutschland.