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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-06-17
CEMETERY BROKEN INTO

A few evenings ago someone
driving an auto. broke the lock on
the gate at Greenwood cemetery
and drove his machine about the
grounds. Complaints have also
been made that flowers and plants
have been stolen from lots in the
cemetery The Association h S
decided to take whatever action
is necessary to stop this unlaw-
full practice and a reward is Of
fered for the apprehension Of
those who persist, and full pun
ishment, according to law, will be
insisted upon. For the benefit of
those to whom this may apply we
quote from the law concerning
this Offense:
Sec. 4443, Wisconsin Statutes---
"Any person who shall wilfully
or Wantonly destroy, mutilate, in
iure or remove any tomb. monu-
ment gravestone, building or other
structure, fence wall railing, tree,
shrub, plant or flower within the
limits Of any cemetery or bury
ing ground, or other things in
tended for the ornament or pro-
lection thereof shall be punished
by Imprisonment in the county
Jail not more than three months
or by a fine not to exceed S;OOt
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-06-17
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
RIVER FALLS. WIS.

Special courses OF study are pro-
vided for High School graduates
as we'll as for those who have
completed the common schools and
grades in city schools.
The Diploma of the school be-
comes a Life State Certificate af-
ter the holder has taught success
fully for one year and received
approval of the State Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction.
An Elementary course of two
and one-half years is offered which
leads to the Certificate which is
valid for five years, after the
holder has taught successfully for
one year.
The school has large reference
and textbook Libraries and well
equipped physical and biological
laboratories. Excellept facilities
are provided for special work in
Manual Training. Domestic Science,
Music Drowning and Physical Train
ing.
Tuition is free in the Model
Grades. The pupils in these grades
have the advantages of the cours-
es in Music, Drawing, Domestic
Science. Manual Training and Phys
zeal Training.
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place, l recalled the fact that, al
though, l was only a youth at that
time, yet, the Owner OF the place
selected me as the foreman of
his farm hands. and paid me ex-
ira wages for those services, 1918
per day, all thru that season, while
others were getting only s. and
the very highest was only $3.50
during the harvesting season, and
so, as my wages continued or
the whole season, think now that
| am warranted in saying that |
must have given satisfaction or
else he would not have retained
me in that position SO long.
AS we passed along still farther
South, we reached the School
House where we used to hold our
Debates, and Spelling Matches,
when I was a School Teacher in
that Neighborhood, in 1853.
The sight Of that Old S c h 0 |
House brought back to my mem
orv the fact that we had very
strenuous debate there one night
in which the Teachers and their
advanced Scholars, including also
some School Officers. took lead
ing part. Five or six Districts
were repres ented that night.
1t is so long ago that 1 h Y
forgotten the form Of the Cues
ton which we debated, but l do
remember that it was about b
time that our American Congress
was having a strenuous time with
tn e President, Andrew Johnson,
who was creating considerable eX-
element in his Tour OF the coun-
try. called, "Swinging Around The
Circle"
At that time | was teaching
Rural School where the majority
Of my Patrons We're Democrats,
ana / did not wish to offend them
by taking a leading part in the
Debate against the President who
was also a Democrat, but, |
could not get myself to defend
the President at that time and so,
to relieve me from perpicXed
dilemma, a few Of my good friends
banded together and | was chosen
as the President OF the Debating
Club for that night, and SO, that
relieved me from taking part in
the Debate itself.
After leaving that School House,
we took a course westward, a
short distance, and passed by the
place where III my school teacher
DAYS, I made many a call to visit
with a very nice family, who, at
that time, were regarded as be
ing among the First and most re
spectacle Families Of the Valley.
Then too, on those occasions, |
paid my respects to what was ad-
mitted to be one Of the prettiest
young girls, about 16 years Of
age, that was in that part Of the
country. We spent very many
pleasant days together for a peri
Cd of about three years, and until
I was called to other and distant
places, and SO, very naturally, per-
haps, Time drifted us apart.
Some Of our people in the Auto
to-day, knew of some of those
early scenes, and they ioked me
little as we passed that place.
but nothing daunted, | answered
them by saying, that the young
lady in question, was the incest
girl that the valley afforded, and
was as beautiful as painting.
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Continued next week.
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So they excused me, and we pass
ed on.
we also passed close by, what
was called in my Early Days,
Mann Valley. that place being al
so one OF my early favorite resorts.
l recalled the fact that on sever
al occasions We had some spirited
Debates there. and we held the
Fourth of July Celebration there
in 1868.
A that time 1 was only a country
School Teacher, yet, I had made
a very creditable showing as a
DICTATOR a n d Speechmaker, so l
was chosen as the Orator of the
day for that OCCASION That was
my first effort along that line,
and today, when | saw that school
house, and the pretty grove close
by it, and recalled again the many
bright and smiling faces Of my
companions of those days, and re
membered the congratulations
which were poured in upon me for
that School Boy effort, most Ger
tainly the words Of the Poet came
hack to me.
ooh. enviable early Days.
"Ah. happy years.
"Once more. who would not be a
boy..'
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-06-17
A REMINDER OF MY SCHOOL
TEACHER DAYS
River Falls A Very Nice Inland College Town
BY Hon. S. N. Hawkins, o New Richmond,
Wis. Formerly student at
THE OLD ACADEMY

Monday. May 81 1915.-Was a
very beautiful day. The people OF
our city made some preparations
for Memorial and Decoration Ser
vices, and I, Myself, had intended
to take a. part in those Services
with the Grand Army Veterans,
but along about Noon the Presi-
dent of our New Richmond Park
Association. Mr.. r. H. Williams. in
yited me to take an Auto r j e
with him and some other friends,
including also his wife and her
friends, and when | learned that
he proposed to traverse a portion
Of h e county where I taught
school many years ago. I accepted
Of his kind invitation, and we
started on the Tour.
Also it appears that there was
to be a spirited Contest, by way
of a Game Of Baseball, between
the Hudson and New Richmond
teams, to be played on the ball
grounds in Hudson. About /, if not
all, the vehicles, autos, buggies
and bicycles in and about our
city were utilized, and you could
see those vehicles turning every
corner and in a sort Of good ma
tured manner, each driver vieing
With his neighbor to be in the lead
and reach Hudson as soon as e
could.
Our friend, Mr.. Williams, has a
beautiful new Auto paige" Mode
and he handles it in very good
style.
Before starting I procured sew
eral punches Of SnoW-Balls from
our shubbery for our Lady Com
panions, and we started out from
our City at a safe, but rather a
brisk pace.
Our gentlemen friends smoked
m cigars, while our Lady
friends ate some candies and sniff
ed at the flowers and blossoms.
and as we drove thru the country,
we amused ourselves by social
conversation, and an interchange
of expressions in reference to the
country thru which we passed.
We passed down by way of the
Village Of BOardman, and on thru
to Burkhardt. and instead Of going
on thru to Hudson. our friend, Mr.
Williams combined some business
with pleasure, and desired to in
tervieW some Stockmen residing
some miles directly South from
Burkhardt.
So we took the South Road from
Burkhardt, and passed over and
thru what has been called f or
years, Hudson Prairie, which is a
very beautiful streatch of country.
portions Of it almost as level as
a table, and it was settled at an
early day, over 60 years ago, SO
some of the shade trees are very
beautiful to look upon.
On our way Southwark we passed
the Old j. NJ. Whaley Farm where
l. put in one seasons labor as
foreman on his farm.
That was about 48 or 40 years
ago and as we passed by the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-06-17
NOTICE

All stock holders in the Coop
erative Laundry CO. will be so
kind as to take up their certifi-
Gates at the Farmers & Merchants
bank NOW. Read thi over again
please and act. We need the mon
ey right now! River Falls Coop
erative Laundry CO.
NJ. Norseng, Sec.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR YOUNG
CATTLE

One new mich COW, four head OF
light horses, 1 boys saddle pony,
one "Silk Rags" colt-a good one,
one light wagon and one top bug
gy. WALTER GLASS.
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RIVER FALLS cow TESTING ASSOCIATION

The following table includes which
podu ed butat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

Che,snesfe n,i'imorr O. t'e Nrv Yo-f ani
Baltimr.c Trans Co. VIII misc piual'ne o.
D. 20 m.
kan.wro, ~. BORDEAUX or 10 and furcha
D. 70 MORTON. Ini, a 60. Far % Do n.
Nergineyro 1'sD. Genoa fert n. ifsla-n 81.
Cstsuia g. Nr,sis 90 Palermo 90 Nfpcs OF o.
4 lle0s D. Malaga ard lr-rY D.. f1 Si'. I-n..
S.cuc, a NouuE Fifh mdse haf Of $50 uI
SAILED
Bcrmufian .nfI. BermuIa. Havana Havana
city ~ 80 Lous. savannah. scottish Prince fbrl
ssnio-. Dcsva-e Philadelphia I1ier Nrr'o
sud Newport Nefs. Mespan. Crs,ntaI. c0rgN-
foI lHr. LVu-'.. Atss Dutch. Barcelona.
Tami Nsnl DAP. Shanghai. Princes ar. Nnr-
frk ali NcsIof NfWs. Las.ur lbr. Mslrhr
Ger. No.ta.rc OBJ Bahia. NIl.m Ga tl'Im.
- Maoau. .B-I. Liverpool -fI g. AL "a .
Cfy o.; O-aa ODD. VlaIir.s'os. C-rt.- l.r
Iuuta pc'sada. $50 bn.oI. Ssufu-.l. Nlro-is
NaIdc. lc SlI.sEp. Roo GrsIn.. Brl.sal.h
luos lNurI. harala. N.uf ii.I. o. Gov. Co.
miua .Norl "a rlucr. 4 ahamt Trp-o. b..
'elis DAM. Ng.sag. - lsl. Lrsfrno. f.n'ert
New odcaas. Bsrs SAL Jusa. E no. Gal,,.
io1. Huron. Chare n1 srl Jac.sirrile.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Archange' oct e--Irsruh " Fo-f1ey Sew York
Have. OF 21-Ncnsead flif. Nrs York. -Nh
- .lsmms RI sew York
Pnr' Natal oct .s-Succi BD. Ntw Ncrs via
NcEpc1 Nrws. :9'h. Mas DUTCH. Sew 49,
Mor'eyldco oct .9-Rorrcfirrd lNorl Sew York
Bu.no. Ayres. oci -Mauiiowoc. New iora VIA
La'dos. o-, ,o-Rui, Nsw YORK VIA Plymouth.
Cctic OF 2l-LIie'il1 tIirl. Noy N'rh
Rotterdam U.f Gs-OiflD1 DItcLI. NCw loTh.
goth OaLnrd I'D N,. Yofi
MeN ONES. o. 90 Nlufr Sew York va Colon. etc
Ns.ch.s.cf O- 1t-Cavorr lBrl. tog YORK
Lre-loo. oct .l-Del ~ O. ami. lE- ~ YORK
Plymouth oct aD-Aucienda.e tBrl. Sew NrE frr
london.
C,n, Oc, eo-Iriaud lSweI). New York
A rers oct 2--Garg1Jie from A.e1aldral. New
orsh. oc Rive oronte. (Br). inom Aessn-
d-ial New York.
Geaos OF as i.omboI utaD. Nes York Iaof-
nina iItaU Ntw No.k
Iu-fs. Or 90 .rf Iiau. New YORK.
~ " ~. g.. Ur. ->-Asy tEussl from Naencial.
CT -. cot ea-Irdrsshih Bn from Yoko-
h4ra hole frl. New l0rs.
10 l,.. oct 1-Missuui lBrl. New York
IawrHlcs oct go T0sa Maru Japl. New Yofk
Brs,ol. oct 50-Eristo Cl;y fBl. New York.
PASSED.
i1.afa OCT o. : m--l.,iian tDutchl Ncw
No-s 'of Pa mouth and Rotterdam
Perrin. oct 90 -ia.Lah lBfl. Aphui-;ua Kobe. etc.
fUr Sew NurE
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
WANTED, by large wholesale gro
Gerry company, additional sales
men, for City trade, with experience
in the wholesale grocery line. APP
ply by letter, in own handwriting,
giving age, address. married or
single, and stating experience. Must
be able to furnish bond with Bond
ing company and be prepared to
furnish satisfactory references.
Address y. X, 81, Tribune Office.
REPKESENTATivE-Iush cla.s. capable luc .diy
exp mig speciality. Advantages unagprCa lisa
and dcmuustfanic. Aeulnefat.rI and iu;ure W.
Limited. Liberal commission. lsoK >. station T.
Cleveland. %.
SALESMAN On leather advertiser. novelties s-r-
efal Jcafs erg,f encc essential Spcldi opVcr-
iun.y f1r .he T.ght man. Commission basis II
B1V 40. II bune
SALESMAN OF leather advertising novelty: several
year eaIefenrc esseutal. splendid oppor.uu. 81
for TIE rigAi man. commission basis Il Bon o.
Tribune
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Legal. NOTICES.
HCME iNDlMNITy COMPANY

Pursuant 10 Sect.OI "a oI the '.suraa:s
Law OF me State OF New iorA We tae
unGeTs4gre'!. AZ uelns natut9I persons OF ful
age and a. least two-tnIrJs OF Us citizen,
OF the Lnitcd states. and al least one OF US
iesidenl OF The .Stats OF New Yors do
hereby declare and plOllsn notice OF gu. lu.
tentlon 10 form a domestic stock Insurance
corporation 10 transact the business OF me-
~ anu -uiety Insurance as su.horlzeI under
subdivision o! svt,.on 90 OF tsc ansuiaa.s
Law Ihe tame oi the PROPOSE corporation
L. HONE INDEMNITY COMPAkf Inc
amount OF its capital stock h. = o. Two
hundred and tllty THOUSAND .SAyJ.UJOJ
Donars anu ITS suIpius Two HunIi,I and
Fllty Thousand ,SZoO.OOO) Dollars additional
The y. incIpai lnd hofn- ornCr OF thl uorpurs.
ton Ii 10 be iDc4ted m the borough OF Aan.
nauau. Cly. cunts and Stale oI New iOfa
Dated New YORK. september 2gth. ISl,
GEORGE q ChBLl.I. CLAnENNa =
AtITLES. JOS Il WARD. a. u
BONN A Kennedy CHAD. COS.
TAN kCNPkltr. CHARLES pETRAs
{. & HOkMAhrH AFFIXED
WOLFF. bOMMEL- ii. Lem
shECH HERKtORTH JOSEPH
14-NN.
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upiy their simple but well convd drama has
been copied universally craft until fake auction
generally speaking like another the poverbia
carefully dialogue this with serious
purpoeand result the audience practically
me all the mock" though the cast Of characters may
vary, and the shil personfy various types of "runny
What merchandise upon the purchaser by these
sufficiently indicated by the following purchases made by the
R1rna,1 Of Inrosl ratin
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WORN WANTED.
rtrcrR1cAL ENGINEER Z

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER --Graiuate. wants posi j.
tion outside New N1rk Ciy. several years ea-
rercure a. test NJ engineer with the General e'f'
10 and a prom ucnt turbine company desires po-
.iton with Z company desiring ar engineer WHO ee'.
make tests. stop leaks To- poUcr pr"d % AHA
main ain eniccasy. T.. Box -. tribune "h''e.
JAPANESE wants pos! ton az honseNork m ciy
lev hours every day or night. Tokyo Box II.
Tribune Oilcc.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

GARDENER -Erperienrgd. married one chiiu, p.
80 .Isr.s eeuti.lnans estate: understand, farm
inx In aid branches handling help Tor best resuils
W,fo board hep. good l4uuIress. we'll r,cominen"ed
Carpeut,r's A.,ncy. ij4 ,S.1ih Az
GARDENER CAIETAKER Man and wife. Lug-
iisl. no cllldfen. highly recommended bot Sli'
B,rnarIsylie. y. ,.
JAPANESE COOK highly recommended. desire,
position: wiling % take care furnace Mofie. "a
East 18Th sl city.
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EXPERT APPRAISAL.

Brass. with just enough gold coat
ing to permit a polish. Practically i'm
possible to credit it with any value
at all.
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Female

SOCIAL VISITING SECRETARY. chapcrone. shop
per entertaining companion. reader to ln'a.lds.
refueI lady ngIi,t. eNcclen, musician; highest
references. Mile r.. sii West End are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

SrENOGBAPHFR. 70.

sTI.NOGRAPHFR.-For sccretshai sofk. ,rpe-
rc.cr accurag sad srrei ufcessAD. p-rmarent
position. opportunity for aivanceme-f. state ,al.r,
expected. Bronx Manufacturer. Boa 90. II bun.
tp'osn. cf1 West l-sth q,
WoMAs fer mcldlag AID rghi cleaning. cal
Alu.lay morning. 90 As Tasf ..I =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AMERICAN HASF-
MLNT HOUSE. elth So. hetE.rr Hfo4dNay al
West Ind az. one rCE from SUBWAY. : bedrooms.
baths servants r0.ms bot water heat electr!-
Lights Phone. Riverside ils3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

The Ball fine railroad watch, stem
wind and stem set Adjusted to six
positions; guaranteed TO pass railroad
inspections; set with twenty-one gen
uine ruby jewels; case solid l4-karat;
regular price, $3.50. Purchased for S..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

The New Haven County National Bans:
located In the city OF New Haven. IN ta,
State OF Connecticut Is closing It's AFFAIRS
All note holders and other creditors u the
association are nerehy notified 10 present
the notes GEc other claims Tor payment
r. q SrOlrAFD President
Dated. August "a. 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records for the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington Oct; SO.-rnc dsturisrc, that was
over the lower 81. Lawrence Valley Friday night has
moved 81 the eastward Of Cape Breton Island. With
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

PEN 1ikaa gold The that this
a joke The holder
view the legend IA while
w" '"' ''se"' gold" ""'' ''"0
ing the significant qualification furth
down the shaft plate looks
j have been order
articles purchased The Broadway Art Co.
East 18th Street Other where similar
those Pearl Street and Park Row and 3l Park
Charges against places
by representatives.
by auction business Joseph Marks and Charles
Marks j. Abrams
arrested Jail several
ming at 80 East Odd Street. Sorgue his associate
14h when the mock
David Brill address radd These raids nsgated
Waein and conducted by Chief Ex
amner John p Kenny who expert the discovery and destruction
of this line Of fraud 1t through him that the first auction conyc
tons this secured For long period after his
the fake trade angushe and is only
recently that it has bisked up again.
Immediately upon The Tribune complaints made
his and
cooperation with The Tribune The result
and subsequent resumption
upon highly Two
oneers Charles Park Row.
Park Row. held $500 bail for trial. charge
Of disappearing premises
charges the revocation Of their licenses So for
time shops will probably do careful trade AS they
careful profitable they either their old
methods If the former The Tribune will be the
watch. If the latter, the public will profit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

Local orca Roeord.-The following oricia r-o-
ord from ,he Weather Bureau shows tho changes
in the temperature for the lsst twenty four hours
in c1ui ans0a with tho corresponding date q last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

Highest temperature yesterday. s. degrees lat
80 go 4 M. lowest g. degrees lat 10 10 p. % .
average Yesterday. 81 degrees. average for cor
r..go.li. patc Issf year ~ degrees. average ior
eu f,spr.diag date lest Unity Three gears. 'D H'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
Tribune Bureau Of Investigations.

ARTICLE AND DESCRIPTION.
Bracelet offered, TO excite curiosity,
as a blind package" not to be opened
until after purchase. and described by
auctioneer as something which retails
at from $3.50 to S2.75, and is suitable
for any young lady from fifteen to
fifty. Remember, it's warranted 20
year gold" Purchased for IS cents.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
rTRIIC NOTICES.

VERY SELECT HO,M. MOS CLAIR y j
IT. room suite. frf c.uD,.. .u private home.
with or With ut board slj to So pr week.
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Female.

A-A-GON ERNESS. Young swiss woman; speaAs
French ami German excellent siocA.ridse ana
Nsv Yc-k references: $40. :. Miss Hofmayer :
Ascn.y. 10 East l5I st. 81 focr. phone s'i' hu'
rav I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

gold 14karat film Of gold the
tons value $2.75. Sold blind at 25 trash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
TR AY MORE . tafSf,' city i"

COTTAGE SANITATION 1a--U11.
500 g.. pal.sadcs Aye AMI Woodland s..
En-.eWoai y J. \ beautiful reio- FOR GONZALES
cent, ana anacmic persons preisposed 20 diseas'.
l.. Cayaiaro director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

The movement is marked 1.-TWO sd-
iustments." It cannot be adjusted at
all, as the balance wheel is solid. The
twenty-one jewels are red glass. The
case might, perhaps, wear for two
weeks without showing the brass
through. II will never keep reliable
time and wouldn't pass inspection any
where but in lunatic asylum. Pos
sibly worth 81. 1t was presented at
pawnbroker's. and S1.5O was the limit
Of the loan offered.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS OF the World
,nNl,rr.rr AINfANAC


aa.,. 81. sunset. '''. "'"o "'r> Il 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

Six W. A. Rogers solid silver tea
spoons regularly sold for $3.50. Pur-
chased for so cents.
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Forecast, for Special Loealitle'-sa''ern hs-
Yors New Jerss. Dslssarc. Eastern Pennsylvania
MAJ lind p.t-let q Columbia. NIrslrla North and

South Carolina. GEORGIA and Scgthfrn NJ" tngiahS'
fair tc-daf: fo-morrCw fair cad wsrner.
NasfLr.H Nes D. .tI. f'ir 90 day. lffceIeI ny
Palm So Eastern Name. tp-morio" iair. "afAf
v.sf 81. 'i0u
NcfcrH Sew Yors fair 70 day. warner wcst pr
tl0l. .'f-niorl,w partly uudy. warmer
Wet vi gilia and Western iculsyNanis. TAR ara
warmer to-day and GO morrow.
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Lady's watch and chain. worth s12.50
for watch, 1913 for chain. Sold as
20-year. 14-karat solid gold filed case.
with Vigilant movement. Price, $3.50.
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Local Forscast-Fair to-day. fair and warmer
tomorrow. strong northwest winds. diminishing by
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NEW YORK RAILWAYS COMPANY.
~ FRANK HEDLEY. President.
n NJ. FISHER. Secretary.

lSeall n NJ FISHER. Secretary.
State OF New York County OF New York. 80. !:
FRANK HEDLEY. being duly sworn. de-
poses ant says: That ne Is Nice-Presldent
OF the New York Railways Company, the
petitioner named IN the foregoing petition f.
that he mas read the foregoing petition and
knows the contents thereof: that the same ~
true Of his own knowledge except as 70 the
matters therein stated TO be upon informq
ton and belief and as TO those matters re
bolieNes II TO be tTue.