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LEASES.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. < w cor ISath 81, store & h
August Schicrloh to Jas j Murphy,
533 " lI5th st. z l-l2 yrs from Jan l.,
1917; atty, f. NJ Burghari, III Broad.
way .......... ......... 81. 500
42D ST. II y. slI-Fritz q schmidt to Geo
W Loft, t00 Broome st, II YRS from Apl
I, 1916; attys, Beekman, NJ & q. ~ VIM
BROADWAY. sssia,. : e cor ii65th st. store
N Y n cincinnati Realty co to Gae-
tano lambert 1894 Rway, G Big yrs
from Nav !, 1915 .sl,0li
Canal ST. loa, loft above store-Gerald
Fitzgihhon to Julius Mago & ano, iii6
Lincoln rl, Bklyn, 4 yrs from May !,
1918; atty, Lewis $ Goebel. ~ Park
.GRHNp ST. gal.' store & basement. Philip
pslcn TO VIM Iadner. rs Orchard 81.
Z 6-l2 yrs from Sept l. 1915, attys.
Graner & X, 40 Nassau st ......Sl, 500
i0lST ST, 100 l6e W, all-Ios Carr to
West side Garage & Motor co, : yrs
from oct IL. 1910; atty, Geo G Norton;
l7STH ST 5eG W, su-chas Kimmclman
to Frances Handercr, 2Oo2 eth av, I 6i2
yrs from sept /. 1915; atty, saml Wacht,
i7sTH ST. ga W. an.chas Ktimmcimsn
to Frances Xandcrer. eO9e eth av, I 6-l2
yrs from sept !, 1915; atty. sami wacht;
AMIFs;TERDnTASM Az. a5ip. store.ian;s- T
Brady to Andrea Grino, ISIS Amst av. s
yrs from Sept /, 1919; attys, Paskus,
G.& II, . Rector st ...,....,.....t $3.50
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 489 Fifth Az.
CITY REAL 4
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Sept, These army
orders We're Issued to-day;
First Lieut. William y. Porter. Coast
Artillery, from stan 81 tho commanding
officer coast defenoes ~ Ro~tou 80 Maui''.
First Lieut.. FdwHrd Dowd,r, VI Il. e.,
to active duty Fort ontario. New Work.
The following named officers relieved
from assignment to IN" Second Field Ar
ttlery are assigned as indicated after their
names.
capt. Thomas ". HOLIDAY. 20 tho Third
Field Artillery,
Firrt Lieut.. Cor'landt Parker. to the
Fourth Field Artillery
First Lieut.. James ~ Riley, TO the
Third Field ARTILLERY.
Second Lieut.. Julian +. Barnes, 10 the
Fifth Field Artillery.
Second Lieut. James A Gillespie, to tho
Eth Field Artillery.
Second tieuts. Vincent Meyer ana =
Francis riggs, to the Firm Field Artillery.
second Lieut. John Magruder, to the
Third Field ARTILLERY.
The resignation Of Firs' Lieut.. !, WI,
lam white, NJ. r. &, accepted by the
President.
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lis PENDESS.
Manhattan.

10TH Az. 77s-Joseph NJ l. Striker as,
Philip DAILY ct al faction TO recover pos
session Of par); atty, q Il HAYES,
"ilssx,7-Eugene 4 Herman agt May
wood Cafe, Inc, ct al faction to compel
transfer Of y interest OF lease. SCI
atty. : Hellinger,
llSTH ST. n \, no It W of Madison av,
bONiO0 .ll-Empire City Mortgage &
Holding Co. Inc. agt Floretta Realty
Corp Specific performance; atty. J A
Seldman,
2bTH ST. n =, $50 II e Of ist av, 25x9s.s-
Be!den Roach agt Carl Il Schultz ct a
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty, II /
4sTH ST, 3SS w-Franklin Savings Bank
In the city of y Y agt Alfred L CotNrr
ct al foreclosure Of mortgage), atty
w NJ Powell.
Bronx.
BRYANT Az, Q $, 275 II . Of l72d st. :0X
io0-Edith |. Gaines agt Helen O'Connor
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage); attys
Knox, Sender 4 DeiKnan.
BRONNDAI.E AN, " y, 2s5.S n n of Nor
rs Park aN, 9iN99 s-Mary q Smith ag'
Joseph GamaChe ct al foreclosure oi
mortgage)' attys. Harris corwin. Mons'
4 Schek.
iggD ST, 3 e cor OF Valentine ay, 1873,
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GonAives, torpedo boat Barney al Annsp-
oils. hattl,~hips Arkansas aud Texas at
southern dr'N grounds guuhoa' 'astlns at
GouaiNcs. destroyer stewart at Juneau.
rruitcr North Caro'iua AZ President Roads
hattitships south Dakota amt Albany at
Astoria, repair ship Nostal al ivnnhayen
Roads and torpedo boat Barry at Cavite.
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East Side.
East OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th SITS

I'D Az, n " =. 4e,t = W ssth ST, ei.sxloO-
Mary Zalka to Max ] Kramer. Arverne.
!, Sept 2 " p C; attys' ssras;
ETH ST, $ s. S5 W Sd av. 50xl00, 5-Edw g
Burns TO the Ess Ell Rlty Co, 122 e 25th
ST, Sept 1, pr mtg sac, 900, due Jan |,
1917. p C; attys, Elkus, q a r. 10
ssp ST, SIS. SOS " Park av, ie:esioo.5;
Park av. W =. 25,5 y Sad sh 75x50.6--
Fenlo Rlty Co to VI Orme Wilson ct al,
esrs, &C. Rich 7 Wilson, 3 e slth ST,
Sept /. due Nov /. 1915, 3 p g atty,
7srH ST. s. NS " I'd sv, s2.sx7Ss-
Fredk Lang 10 Lawyers r a T Co, 100
away, Aug Q. . yrs. 5h p c,,..,,t9 900
mtg ss5. 900; Park ay. 9 3, SOS n 95th
st, 2bxg0. pr mtg $50, 0oo-Geo NJ Fitz-
patrick to Rose Friedman, $50 Eastern
Pkway. Bkiyn. Aug 81. 9 yrs, p g;
atty, N Friedman. 800 Bway 49,. $4,000
West Side.
West Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10Th sts,)
asTu ST, 40 W. : y. $50 " 9th av, 25x
ase-Rosana & Hafner to Bond and Mtg
s;uarantee co. l75 Remsen At, BROOKLYN,
sept 1. 3 yrs. bh p ci atty re CO:
sRoApWAY. isss ss 1851 n lSth st.
sS.ixBL.s. lis psit--walter d Clark to
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I2 bay All Expense Northern Cruise.
$50. BOOKLET free Red Cross Line, New YORK
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with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF second part.) !
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS to any port.
Onicial Agent all lines,
RAYMOND & Whitcomb Co., s.5 9Th Az, N. Y
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Bronx,

Henry sobel, i2l T. 18th st, & ano,
yrs from Sept l, 1918; atty. Henri
Sobel, lei II ll5th 1T .,,...,,,,., 81 90
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-12

iib uieoer III Murid geieet,
@eiB Der Geier: gr fontmt glatt
ollrd} Die Menge, miro nidt
geihoben, idie6t ielber, tlopft bier
einem ebriamen 9%iirgeronfpl ouf Sic
SdliIter: oGrlallben Gil NAL ell
bisGer, perebrter Ranosmarn!D Iaqt
oa 5u einem auOern: Isle, Manre
fen, maden Sc bod NAL fir meile
&rnut 8iaB, 80 oanf' ld0n,~
llno Surt fam leben. no er bleiEf
Carr binter- ibm bergeben, 0arf leinc
SpaB6en nit nnboren, oarf 5ule6en,
mie er init Dem 9ran0fuds foioliert.
@ol's Der 0eierl llrO Sen Muno
balten. SoI's Der @eierl un0 ID
mar es INNER geipeIen INNER
flnmer bon a~inoesbeinen an I'll
Jeff IS einem nidt g~allebitter bodyftei-
gen galebitter an 0ieiem
milnoerbareit. an nieien 6eiligcn
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Gcr gran0fuds aliibf nod INNER
.lpie cite @dolie. Ser Bruno reject
cuf lie ein, balblaut. 3drtli4 lad1t
ibr Damn iuieoer ms 0eiidt. gLber tie
fpeDrt iih, iie mebrt iiA. Gin paar
8orte penigitens f1ngt aiirt auf.
8as oas aontorstofterlein ans
Einnom fir cine ipiee id)ileGe 3ltngc
0atl un0 id) Derbitt mir, od5
on 10 init mir umgebitl 8~eritebit2l
SD laii nift NIT mir ipielenl Ga
TT Der aurt biel artiger o~eritebit?
Nenn i6 aud Elm einfades WGocl
bin lrlo ifneioern lertle, ih min re
ipeftiert iein. geritebit per=
iiebit2!1 Aber Die fleine Salio bIeibt
oobei maf gruno's Mrm, pieqeid,t
MIR bette feiter, ltno Der 0uiarenbrit-
Ger Iadt ben gron6fuhs ia ood ais.
Grao' ms gIiibenbe @eiid)t mo In
bic 5ornfpriibeitoen Mnaeil bine;n.
Mit ieinem froblihen 2aden, BEN
Ifelner tpioerfteben fam. Ger grai,o-
flrbs nift nnb Miitti nidt, uno SEQ
Iiuig AUDI nidt. Sn &eomia
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uS0r' NAL, Shirt

u60r' nal, SHIRT oa trdlulit
mieber maj.
Wodte iGon iein, onB er tr1umte
Zen Srdumer, ben @riibler hatten
Tie ihn ia Oft gerlig gernmt.
u@o bis on eigentIih nit oeinen
8eoanfen, SHIRT? OH, Dor mai
Ts bit reht langipeilig
Sdmoaen fonnte lie alld1. Mtt
ipibem MduIhen uno funfelnoen
Iugef.
gigentlid batt er ibr iagen fon-
men: @rao chen mar id bel oirt
@ra0 eben oafte ih 0araii. biea'
bier al nah Der gebrenltraBe, beb'
DEN IiiBen granofufs in Sic ndd)it,
Groidfe, fnbr' nit ibr in ben Eier-
aarten, fiiB ibr bie-roten 2ippen, fiig
Did lott. 6eut bGlt iie it'll, 6elit
fiiBt lie fuieoer. gas loft idl Dos
fonnt id. &0nnf idl, ueun id nidlt
i6 mare nit Dem 0umnlen GeIpeft
Dor Der ainoerfreunoihoft un0 boz
Dem aIten glrten H1lt uno NIT
Den 8e0anfen an @eomig
@ieaeidt bdtt' er's ood qetan.
4ber 0a rief es binter linen: ,@oGi'
@ano!~ llno pIoBIid mar 9rltno
ia. SIN elegarten Solllmer5ipiI.
aan5 bell, nit eil1ent min3igen Silt.
diem auf Dem brauiien Shopf, Oea
fftr5en S%d)nurrbart fed lodgenir-
BELT, ladeno, oas gmglos i'm slilge.
Sic iagten ia bel ben Suinren, scr
Bruno gerfenfeIoe ginge nit Dem
Nonofel 81 gett.
o5dlli SuIlol II 4beno, der
frere. So 10, 5ran3oiiih ionte man
bout nidt ipredeu. n abeno grano-
fiifslein. Shail, IdnuI Mib per
iest mon. Dit Dem aiirt ipasiert
man 4rm in Arm. gitte, geniert
GaH niht, ainoer.
Ter grnnoflidS madJtc ieinem
Ramen Gbre. ssin 9fl ipar oas gam
&c neiBe JeiIhen blutrot. Iber I'M
1n bate re alid oieSano aus ai,rts
Arm ge5cgen. v8erieten2@ Gle log
tpie0er. pBieio oenn? SD bin
gnn5 5ufdIig NIT Maoame arnie I'M
ter 60re Sinoen gegnnsen
aJfa na no ~ SIT iibrigens
legal, Zine Einden, ginnidfol
aonm, gieb Yfotden SIR moai
mol gum Ealais2 8oa'n ieben, oa5
mir ourdfemmen. Sinner, lit oas
elm abenol Sd oenf' mir, menn ie1
mol I'M @roBpoteritubI fife, ouf jes
nenl &nle einen gnfeI, nn0 i'd ii
|5abl Den 4ongen BON beite 4beno,
oonu miro Mrs Ser5 nod ihIaaea
nor Wonne. Ra iiberhoupt unn
nm giebt's arieg. 6ilrrai"
Gabei bate er Die fleine oallo
id)on gefaBt uno felt in ieinen Mrm
aeoriidt. vSier gebort Ie bin, ail-
gliitina, Tina, 9ind)enl" CT bate
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Siee.
@ornan bon S am : D. 3obeItiR.
ldortlebnna.a

SeOerleiht lag ibre Salo. gr
fiiblte nieoer ibre meihe Sd]nltcr
an Der leinen iino fiibLte Die 0drms
ibres a0rpers ollrh ons leidte &leil
densp Ger breitfrempige Strobbat
niffe auf uno ab mo perbarg i6n
ibr @e}ihf. God ale paar Mugen-
blide bob tic pen &opf ino 5ab i'm
an imHler mt Dem &obol0sIahcln
ltu0 DEM balbgq0ffueten Mnnoc, III
Dem 0as rufe 3iinglein 8piiden ben
3aInell ipielte. Sabine bette oos
9RnoeI rein gum Staunen. 8ie
bic &erlen mGren lie, f[eiH mo lpeis
nnD feIt. ginlnal, nls er auf smSerieit
ID 8innolp gefpeiet, batte tie ihnl
in lleberunllt III Die @ailo gebiiiens
"a itsgloen iie allp blutigrot hi
8leIid, me aufgenialt: Is bate ab,
lhcAlih lupb geton, aber etipaS ipie
Monne mar bel nllen 5fmer5 bod
kelpeien: CAS- nluBtc INN 10 an 3ea1.1
I Saire Der iein.
1le plapperte pbn' uuterlaB, hat
te hunoerferlei ,Srooeu qsie ms
eiaentlid aefoul,neu mare- oos mt
Den dransoien2 Mos Dos fir cine
gejd,id,te aen,p,pn ma NIT Se,,,
peneoetl ~ ems Db Is fpirflId)
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ge1erai au@ mltglnge2 Aber me-
llrtla otne Den grng's bod nld)t.
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mlabfe not enc gar5e Mtaiie NIT in
pen strIegs Melerpe ifilo pieleiht aud
&c x-aTiosIebrieitfe I'm gHoe gar
! oud' Ger ssreper Der sed'sunOIed'8ia
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Infer 0orr1t an gdlrmen, Gtrdi,s
Hern, 8htn1en, Gametl etc. lit Ser bette.
tucIfer ie in 9er1s oe5ogen four5e. ltlrs
Iere Breiie finb nieoriger dIs in an0eren
gnltnidnlIen unb bic Bddre tit ma,
mense9t unb sufrieoeniteleun.
8ir fino min 80 Sabre i'm Baulus
ldils @efhdft rno mir geipinnen id6rlif
5iin6erte bon neuer 3linoen (trob ser
GroRen &onflrreii5 n5rbIider UeShdfte)
9ieies biiret fir uniere 9feeIitdt. East
@iih i~iniereu 81 Seiten StarIen aotaI0a
fcmmen tpenn SIR ettpns All pffdrsen
|aeoenit. Der antnloa fuiro fir 81 Brief
rInrfeH fret berIan0t.
fAdresse Comal Springs Nursery,
Otto Locke. New Braunfels, Ten.
SbelleD-Suring Undertaking 81
NmtumobiI 8etrieb.
Seioe telephone 97l.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Cotton are
spending the day in Centerburg.
Messrs. Luther A. Stream and Saur-
in Alsdorf returned this morning
from Cleveland, where they attended
the poultry show.
Mrs. Nancy Hayden of Centerburg
entertained twenty-five members Of
the Poinsettia Embroidery club Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. John Sells of Coshocton ave-
nue. went to Millwood this morning,
to spend the week with her daughter,
Mrs. r. j. Stats.
Mrs. G. v. Critchfield spent Satur-
day in Columbus. Master Sutton
Critchfield is spending the weekend
in Centerburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Byron returned
this morning to Orrville, after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mckee of
East Front street.
Miss Mary Payne of Cleveland, who
has been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Fetting, went to Lima
on Friday to visit with relatives.
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work will continue for the five days.
Two new buildings have been COM
pleted this year and 1t is expected
that the Inconvenience caused by
lack Of space last year will not inter-
fere with the instruction. Emergency
quarters and overflow classes have
been arranged for also, SO that II the
attendance overfiows the expectations
there will still be room for all. Last
year over 1000 farmers and their
wives attended the course. This year
the advance registration and the re-
quests Tor information predict even .
larger attendance.
A large number Of farmers who
have sons in the Agricultural College
taking four year courses will attend
Farmers Week" this year. There
were twenty parents last year who
visited their sons for a week and
studied better farming at the same
time.
For additional information and q
booklet program OF the week, write
&c the Supervisor Of Extension
Schools. Columbus. O..
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MEANS MONEY
TO OHIO FARMERS
Free instruction TO All Who A.
tend Farmers Week."
SPLENDID PROGRAM PREPARED

Score Of the Leading Speakers Of the
Country viii Assist the Faculty Of
Ohio's College Of Agriculture the
First Week Of February-Every
Farmer May Choose What He
Wishes to Study.
How much can 4 farmer learn in
one week, under q score of the lead
ing speakers of the country, assisting
the faculty of the Ohio College Of
Agriculture, and speakers from the
state? The farmers get first place
for the week of Feb. 1-5. Other
courses are showed aside. There is
absolutely no expense attached to the
weeks instruction, despite a wide
spread belief that there would be
some tuition charge.
I'VE will guarantee to every farmer
who comes to Farmers Week that
he will get an inspiration for better
farming and that the information
he gathers will mean hundreds Of dol.
lars to MIN in few years." says Dean
H. c. Price of the Agricultural Col.
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SIGNED BY BRYAN
Note to Canada In Regard to Shooting
of Two Americans.

Note to Canada In Regard to Shooting
Of Two Americans.
Washington, Jan. 9.-Secretary OF
State Bryan signed the note drafted at
tire department for presentation to
the Canadian authorities in regard to
tho shooting Of two American hunt.
ers by Canadian patrols near Fort
Erie. The note was sent to the Brit
ish embassy and 1t Is understood win
be transmitted thence to the Cana
dian government without the formal.
ity OF going first to the London for.
eign office. The note expresses the
belief that tho acts In the case war.
rant this government asking that full
disavowal be made by the Canadian
government OF the act OF the patrol
that the families OF the two men who
we're shot be adequately compensat
ed, and that proper action be taken
with regard to the soldiers who did
the shooting.
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STATE OFFICE
BUILDING

Columbus, Jan. Following State
Auditor Donahey in his annual report
and Governor Cox In mis- message to
the general assembly, State Treasurer
Brennan, I'm his annual report to the
governor, also makes an urgent ap-
peal for new office building, to save
to the state the thousands of dollars
paid annually in rentals. Another rec
ommendation made by Mr., Brennan
Is that 1t be made compulsory on
cities and other public subdivisions
to let out public funds to banks on
the competitive biding plan.
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that have been passed by the house
of representatives which are intended
as constructive measures In behalf of
business--one great measure which
will make available the enormous
water powers of this country for the
industries of the country; another
bill which will unlock the resources
of the public domain, which the Re.
publicans desire to save. lock up 30
nobody eau use them.
Mexico.
Much has been said about watch
ful waiting In Mexico. / want to say
q word about Mexico--not 30 much
about Mexico as about our attitude to-
ward Mexico. l hold 1t as funda-
mental principle and 80 do you, that
every people has the right to deter
mine its own form of government,
and until this recent revolution in
Mexico. until the end of the Diaz
reign, 80 per cent Of the people OF
Mexico never had look-in in deter.
mining who should be their COVER.
nors or what their government should
be- Now. ] am for the so per cent.
II Is none of my business and 1t IL
none of your business how long they
take in determining 1t. SO far as my
influence goes, while ! am president,
nobody shall interfere with 1t.
DO you suppose that the Ameri-
can people are ever going to count
small amount of material benefit
and advantage to people doing bust
ness In Mexico against the liberties
ard the permanent happiness of the
Mexican Daonlepn
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-12
SEEKS ESTABLISHMENT
OF A NEUTRAL ZONE

ana wounding or hair nunureu
Americans at Naco, Ariz, while Villa
troops under Governor Maytorena of
Sonora were attacking the Carranza
garrison at that point 1t is reported
here that General Scott had instruc-
tions from Washington to inform
Villa that fighting on the American
border must cease. The conference
took place in the United States immi-
grafton bureau building, on the Amer
lean side Of the line.
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WOULD CUT
EXPENSES

Columbus, Jan. 9.-State depart
ments during the next two years and
four months will have to run on ap-
proximately sI0,000,000 less than
what they have asked for, il the legis-
lature adopts the recommendation OF
Budget Commissioner w. O, Heffer-
nan. They asked for $S7 1881, l07.17,
but Mr.. Heffernan wants to allow
tfem only $27.sO9, ,5O5,6S. He advises
abolishment OF several departments.
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El Paso, Tex, Jan. 9.-General
Francisco Villa conferred on Ameri-
can territory with General Hugh l.
Scott, chief OF staff, relative to the
establishment Of neutral zone along
the Mexican-American border for the
protection of American citizens.
Neither of the principals to the con-
ference would talk when the confer.
ence was concluded.
The conference followed the killing
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HARD WINTER
FOR THE DUKE

Cincinnati, Jan. 8. - That the in
come of the $4,000 900 estate of the
late Eugene Zimmerman is to go to
mis- daughter the Duchess of Man
chester, is the news contained In pub.
lished reports here. The same report
said that the Duke Of Manchester
would be cut off entirely from the es
tate, The duchess is, in Cincinnati
1t Is reported that she will seek a
legal separation.
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lege. "No farmer can afford to miss
such an opportunity. We know the
farmers want the course, and SO we
lave proceeded to get the best speak
ers and to arrange the best possible
program for them"
In order that every farmer could
leave the home farm with the least
Inconvenience, the course has been
placed during the first week in Feb
ruary. This year every farmer can
choose what he wishes to study and
learn. He will not have to take work
that he Is not interested In, or which
he does not intend to use when ne re-
turns to the home farm. A man inter-
ested in dairying will not have to mix
an occasional lecture ON dairying
with work in the horticultural or
grain farming line. He can pick and
choose, instead of being compelled to
take what is given him.
Farmers. bring your wives to
farmers Week." Instruction In
homo economies, cooking, sewing.
dressmaking and kindred subjects
will be given, on the same scale, and
with additional speakers, as the work
for the men. Two Of the women who
will assist in the instruction for the
women are Miss Elizabeth B. Kelly.
head OF all extension work in home
economics in Wisconsin. and Mrs. vir-
ginia c. Meredith, president of the In.
diana Home Economics association.
From early morning until late at
night, with several lectures and DEM
nnstrations going on every hour, the
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PUBLISHERS
TO MEET

Columbus, Jan. 9.-The Associated
OHIO Dailies will hold the midwinter
meeting in Columbus at the Neil
House on Jan, 26 and 81. The Buck
eye Press Association of Ohio will
meet in Columbus at the Neil House
on Feb. is, 10 and 90 The principal
speaker will be Arthur Brisbane OF
New York city.
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AGAINST
REDUCTION

Steubenville, o., Jan. Six hun,
dred brick and sewer pipe workers at
Toronto are on strike against a re
duction OF wages Strikers from the
Union Clay company marched to two
other plants aud forced the men TO
strike. The men at the Stration
plants struck on Sunday. At only
one plant are men working.
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SEC. DANIELS TO INSPECT
THE AMERICAN FLEET

ant at Panama will be mostly with
out international representation. 1t
II understood that Spain and Portugal
will be the only European countries
represented. 1t is hoped that the
South American countries which have
navies will send ships to represent
them at the ceremonies in celebration
o. the opening of the canal.
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MEDIA70RS'
CONFERENCE

Cleveland, Jan. 9,-Hywell Davies
and Daniel j. Keefe, United States
cancellation commissioners, who are
endeavoring to settle the strike in the
eastern Ohio coal fields. held their
first conference today. Next week,
probably Tuesday, actual work of try.
ing to get the conflicting sides to
gether will be started at Wheeling.
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DAMAGED
BY RABBITS
most trouble.

Port Clinton, o., Jan. 9.-rhe IT
growers of Ottawa county are repo. t.
ing heavy losses caused by the rab-
bits damaging their young trees. The
pears, apples and peaches have suf-
fered extensively.
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0bERLIN GETS
BIG BEQUES7

Cleveland, Jan. 9.-Oberlln college
was left $2,O0O,OOO for the construc-
tion of a 4,O00-seat auditorium for
Joint use Of the college and the town,
by the will of Charles NJ. Hall, Alum
mum King" VINO died recently in
Florida.
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Washington, Jan. 9.-Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels will go to the naval
base at Guantanamo, Cuba, next week
to inspect the Atlantic fleet just be-
fore 1t starts on its cruise through the
Panama canal to San Francisco. Mr..
Daniels will make the entire trip on
O. battleship. The international page
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Brick Plant Burns.

Canal Dover, o.. Jan, 9.-Entailing a
loss OF 100000, fire destroyed the
plant of the Columbia Fire Brick COM
pany, three miles north of here. The
cause OF the fire is not known.
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SSM DREDGES AT WORN IN PANAMA CANAL "

ernor Of the canal zone, It developed
that there is prospect that condi-
tions In the Culebra cut will remain
uncertain for a considerable period
owing to serious slides In that part Of
the canal. Whether or not II will be
advisable to attempt to pass large
number Of giant warships through the
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GETS JOB

Columbus, Jan. 9.-State Treasurer
elect Rudolph w. Archer announced
two additional appointments. He has
appointed Samuel B. Campbell of Co.
lumbus chief clerk and Louis H..
Ffueger of Cincinnati bond clerk. Mr..
Campbell was twice elected treasurer
of state