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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
Che. Grlanbnib ibid3eine.

|Sobn R. Gerris, "a. 5olebo. ..
}9eIsn M. Grcsipeu, 20. 2123 Oar
tparo 2lns.
Jgptparb u. arotb. 25, 251s sirai.
{forb 2lDsniit.
{Gdie u. SprinsmsHer, IL. 345s
t9hepipt apenue.
I9llbert Dsarmobp. "a, 1721 1otpn,
{ierb Sirabc.
/ Gillian Ribsr, 20, 54s Weit Ridge.
lipdp 4usnue.
Jglpbe .. RObiniou, q. 1908 Gin.
{toln 4penue.
l1bslma Smitb, IS, 1112 Gbapel.
)sOi,pb g. O'DoiDS, 2s. 1887 sap,
}miIIer Strabe.
tgmma 8. RepnoIbs. Is. 407 Bah.
tmiIIer Strabe.
ierneif e9roed, %, 3oS Mobaip,.
lqllpina Ul. auB. 22. l3s psete Cir.
jpbilanbsr gaorDifI "a, Beltfon.
taiHe. Sbio.
lDais R. ROrbbofi, IS 1913 Bremen.
JGamueI syirf, SO, lib anblop ape.
lutdssie Ridofou. 40, 232 aubIoip.
Sarrp gopb. 2s. $50 Carlisle Mp..
laIberta Seubrida. 22, 526 Goriisls.
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s,aa Scs U,ilitarpcreins.

Der 9eutf6e W}ilit1r gerein isiert
feiu 80. StiituHgsfsit nit etuem Bal.
cen Der nutere 8ereill am Cams
tad, Is. Ropember, in pen Sdlen hes
9eutIhen gtubs oetonitultet Die
8prbsreitunqen iinn dlfs Bette qe
truifen unb oa man bon ben Wdne
rern, Die eiuit nit Stul3 oes aaiiers
Rpd getrageH. rpsiB, oub Iis Dem aes
ban and bic dnaenehme Seite db5us
eetrtuuen ipifen, 10 bari jeber Tbeils
nebmer elmer anltnebmen uub oenubs
rtiheu glbeup nit Siferbeit eripar.
ten.
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8eburten.

8iliam uno ROie Sbafer, 421
part 2loe., auabe.
Gouts uno Sbereie gpebm, 1905
0ulutb gtpe., Utdb6en.
NIits uno Barbara Wtlbelm, 1905
Sim Ctr, Suabe.
George uno Gmilie Siet, ITO
popers Str., Uldohen.
9eor9e uno 4lOina 0olmes. 3012
8eetman Ctr, &ndbe
Glemeus uuo Catherine SuttmdHa.
1913 WtafIabuIetts glpe., Wdo6eE.
U}iIton unb SARA g8eiienbirn,
2117 9otb Ctr, anube.
Silbert uno Gbna Ri6tine, 1924
Senbdm Str, Wldbden.
gBulter unb SbereIe @mmert, 500
Wiilton Sir, Snu6C.
5rdnt unb Dora Spibnaael, 21l3
&ilaHtbus Str, anabe.
goum unb Satberine @anfer, 1922
Yteuiant Str, &nabe
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bie @lttmeHbeirnath lmo beren ,Sh.
'aiiinnen oesu6t Fat. Die (Saite ner,
ben liir ihr aommrn reid eur'dmoigt
perfen. 0enn filr ben 9tad,ni1tng III
cine hilbide 6eier nrrdnGrt norocn
bic um 7llbr ibrer 2(nfan9 rimmt unO
Siir nelde ais ,Se'tre0ner Scrr lal,rr
Sans Soupt gelronreu murOc1I NJ.
sSerner 9elanqt Elm ulbicbcs lIluiifs
pro5runrm }ur IurdiiIbrlmq, po6ei
Srau 4aitor 6altpt ionic 1rl Mar.
tba 8ietmeier, 6rl. Mtuna Dorm uHb
Trl. Coa Speioel mitiptrten neroen.
SluBeroem giebt es am 9tadnlitiaQ
aafiee llno aud,cn mdbrer0 nm 9lbero
Elm relitate5 9lben0eiien ierprrt Dtr-
ben miro, oeiien 0aupt9eridi iurtider
5rltthdhubraten bIl0pt
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WeriAnicI3en
Astrbeu bcmnadii bier nean aronc
DampnudiArsien 81 siuer slitieu.
Weieaidaff.

Ter Efdn. cine au5nM GER sr5bten
fieiiaen Tanpilpdi6ercien su elmer
aro5eit sIftienceielihaft 5u neridnli.
,e,l. lpirb binnen ipeniacn 9naeH Der.
ririiii IoerSeii a stfie arrangements
iiir Die @,iineilul eIlier slftiengeiaa.
idlait nit einetn aapitaI pcn S2,2O0,.
600 iin6 eetrofien woroen nno &c
gs1fdrreicn, melde In oieier r,cilen
WsieIifdit aSfaeben lueroen. iiiio:
usobel. 6ilItOp, NBte Gadr, pdrt,
,Sontc Stennl, siponoaIs, NounS
siousb I'm slnleriean airsu Supply
'unb Sie xEep 2allnsrn.
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cyntereTante Eaten
GntIdft ber 5abreSberidIt bes @ororts
Oes Decentralization
Surnerbunos,

SntereHante 9aten sntbGlt Der
Bert9t Des 8ororts bes RoroamerIz
tanii4en 3urnerbunbes fir bas Sabr
1915, Der nunmebr I'M Druid Oprllegt
unb an bic gunpesDereine CUR Ser
ienoung selangt. 2lus bem 8eri9t era
bellt, OaB bic Uaitglisper8abI bes
gunbes etpas pGbreno bes Sabres
1915 3ugeHommen bat, penRi4on Die
Sd6l Der 9ereine UNI cine SIeinl5s
tsit 3uriidgegangsn lit.
Qm eriten Sanuar 1915 seborten
gum decentralization gunbe 25
ge5irts nit 215 Yeretnen gsgen 213
8ereins am sriten Sunuar 1915. Ger
ner aGblte Der 8unD 38,304 WtitgIiez
Der, gegen 1884 i'm DOrigeu Sabre;
3una6me 1863. 5,257 Wlitglieber Der
Mdnnsrtlafen, gegsn 1889; 3us
nabme 268. $3.50 30glinge, ge9en
3.090; 3unabme 100. 2,541 Wtlts
slisber BON 9lIterstlaTsn gsgen 2,502;
3unabms 80. 8,108 Uiitglieber bon
5rauentlaifen, gsgen 7,198; 3unaAme
go. 9,286 5urnidiiler, gegen g.
264; 3unubms %. S,O36 5urni6iis
lerinnsn, gegen 1858; 3una9me Is.
257 Js6ter, gegen 25O; 3unGfme
Z. 1,548 Wlitglieoer Don 9eian8ss
%
fettionen, gesen 1877; Qbnabme 269.
1853 Witgliebsr Don bramatii6sn Set
tionen aegen 469; 2lbnabme 116;
6,861 Wit9lieber bon 5rausHpereinen,
gesen 6,770; 3unabme 81.
Der gunb 3Gblt oemnu9 56,463
2lngeborigs i'm 2llter Don iiber IA
Sabren unb 1922 i'm 2tlter Oou ans
ter IA Sabren. 2ln oem llntsrri6t in
ben 9ereinsi6uIen nebmen 36,418
peripnsn t6eil. 159 Yereine bu5en
Surnlebrer angeite[t gegsn 165 in
199 9ereine limb intorpo@
rirt ,unb 169 bsiiBen sigens 5dlen.
191 9ereine limb 9lhoNneuten oes
gurbesorgans. Die 3a6l Der aug ben
36glingstldffen gsponneneu Wlitgliss
Der bstrdgt 416 gegen 46c i'm 8Oridh'
re. Sm 2dufe bes Sabres Itarben 500
W&it9lieber, gegen SAT i'm @orjahre.
Die Stutiitit ii6er bds 9eiammts
DermDseu Der gersins seigt fuIgenoss
RsiuItat: GeTamHtipertb bes g,r'
sinseigentbums I'M Sabre 1916, $6,s
489,O68, gsgen $685., 1853 i'm Sabre
1915; 3unabme $131 400. 9srbinbs
lifjteitsn $2,225, 1863. gegsn $2,343,
col; Mnabms: $117132. S4ulben<
freiss 9srm0gen S4,263,199, segeH
81, ,014,667 I'm 9Oria6re; 3anahme
$248,532.
7rsi gersius nit sufammeu Isl
Witglieoern puroen aufgenommen
unb 4 gersirp nit 5uiammen ia
babsn ii9 aufsel0it, l !
8srein nit 30 Wtitglieoern puroe iuz |
ipsnbtrt unb ein 0ereiu nit 80
WlitsItsberR III aussetreten
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Sie SilfS @ricaid,aft.

Pin SteQe Ser reaelmdGiQen &er-
iomlnIinlg Der Geutid) Ceiterreicpiih-
llnguriidau 6tlisgeicllihoit fiu6et an
,freitaG, &beuoa Inn s llbr, IN ocr
9torA Cincinnati lutncrbate cuIc
@criontmIlml Oes @orilauoca mo Ger
geiiiGer itatt 2llle DRItlIicoer oes Bar.
ltaHoeS ita6 I'M lhr GrIteineu er
illdIt, oe!tn es tuu6cIt lid nm oc
Strjtte, ole geideben ntiliien, INN Ne
Siidc. sic ourcb oell 800 Oes Frdiiotns
tcn Or. glug. Sd]pagmepcr eutitauOeit
lit uls3ltiuQeu.
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gis anf spciteres tpcrocn Die Der.
idieoenen Beielidnften ben a3etrieb
ME >bisber fortieten. Der bisberige
Yrdiioent Der McoeI 2oinlSru Go, ".
Us. glilep, 1T gum Doriiber oeg 9iref.
toriiints Ger Heilen @eieGifaft unO
Charles .. TileD Snm Hrdiioenten
olIslriehen.
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an trfsitenbertiIsHrben aDpgAdrsx,.
e&on aus bietan Gritnbe berInngt
BE biclcgH@e DermeFuns ben grldb
bon Rten9en Gkfsten fir ben SAub
btr N6gtt. Die btifcbsnben Gefebe ftnb
mr. Icsuier RatM unb jebr unseniis
stnh.
die BON 6en Gahperitanoigen Der
seologif4en germeHuns angefeater
llirteriudniilgen iiber Die 2li3aM Der
TN San6e porbdiioeiteil Rineralpni-
ierpuellen mno iiber Die probufticu
bon WineraIDaiier aeigen fiir oa5
Sssabr 1915 cine febr betrahtlide slb-
nabine. 9ie grobiiftion Der porbnnoe.
iIen fonlnler5iellen G,ieIlen belief iifI
aitf 81 1858, AGO @dllonen i'm @ertbe
uon 81 .S92, 1886. ssn 8ergleid) nit Der
9,rpbmftion bes sSabres 1914 1T 6as
elite Mbnobme bon 2,444,32S G5nlo.
iien oocr A Bro5ent. Der @ertb lit je.
cod geiticgen. 60 bat Der Wertb Der
Tne0i,iuiifen @aIier I'M $60,5O6 5ii.
seiionlmen iino Der Der 9afelrpoifer rrt
1856, i66. Ter 8eidntln.perfnlti 5eigt
cine gSertfdteigerling bon $2i6,466
,iber pon 8 9ro3eiit Dos 1T etrpas me.
niger nls Der @erth Der glbnnbme i'm
Sniport BON ai,slanoiifen Deineral.
lpaiiern. @dbreno Der Stant gsau
2)orf Die groBte an5nH bon Guellen
bsiiet, itabt Californian on erite-
2tel!e uno ,SnSiana an jipetter, Das
crn &rrtt oes Trobuftes airbetriift>
Die iehr beScutenbe geritdrfltg
uniersr resuIdrenarmes pirb benaons
1reg in ieiner radIten Sitlnla 5iDIn'
dcn, Ole @arniionen sii permebren iil:o
Ole noteigeu @eIoer fiir Gaiernenbail.
.en, GfiBiersipobnmaea, 2agerbait.
iern i,fip. 5u beipiIligen. sSr ben melt
Iichen Staaten eiplet bic Regienl'tg
rcd iebr ausge6elnte 2anbitrefen uls
MiIitar- -Reierpatioueu, aiti irelhen 81
.ieiten Der bliiiigen sSn6ianerimrllben
iIcine 8arniionen inIterDalten mlir'
oen. ,Sn ilellerer 3eit nat man oteis
fIeinen @arniiouen ailigeueben urn
l,Iele ron ben gfeierpationen lpnrocn
per qniiebIuns er0ffHet. Dds Eriegss
Nepartement III ~ 9unlten Der aou-
jentrirllitg Der Srlppeu uib beiiir'
irortet ntetrere 0rigaoe.@arniioncn
III Der ytabe pon grobercn Stnoten.
Ins ruiirbe iin aber ols irbr fcitipie'
;ig erlpeiien ,ino iolde @arniicnen
oSer uiclniebr petmanerlte Eager mer.
Oen tpubI niir IN SegaS etabIirt MGR
ocii.
Ia cine perrEanerlte @nrniion ron
arobem gortbeiI iiir eine StaSt lit, 10 |
hnben fidJ bereita cine an5aI ncn
Stdoten 6eim ariegEbeparterient 9e.
meIoef unb mebrere baben bic Oiierte
les tItenireien 1errains fiir bic no.
.ii1en Bairten seinadyt. Sic Grtihet
oung Iiegt aber IN Sdn6en bes Son.
drciies ODER picInrebr in Sduben oes
s,nrmittees fir nlilitdriifs gngcls.
0enbeiten. Die Serren, Die oieiem
semnlittee argebGren. iperoen wobl
merit ibre eigenen 2ofalitdten beriif.
iidtisem. cider 1T bis Jest MIR, oaB
ne ssunSesbaMpttaSt elm ooiles 4a.
acknowledgement, etn Battalion Pio'
uiere, elm gattaaicn Seeiolbaten uao
trei Eatterien 9lrtiaerie ala periua.
icnte @arniion erboiisn ipiro.
u@ermanicnsA.
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gbag. $. 8ladburn lit Teitdmeuts'
poaitrefer BON @lla 6. 9lndbnrn;
Yerionalien 5000, &rltnoeieelttbun
$1,000.
Ser perionlid,e s}adlab Oes @6as.
!Rpan Getragt $2025; oerieHige Der
9lnna aloinger $l95.24; oerjeaige
Der Wiario ,S6neQ $4020.24.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-09-23
APPOINTED FOR
PROVING WILL
f. NJ. HOBBS,
Clerk.

In the Probate Court of Elmore Coun-
ty, State of Idaho,
In the Matter of the Estate of Caro-
line Anterior Smith, dec ased.
Notice is hereby given that satur-
day, the 23rd day Of September, 1916,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Of said day at tha
Court room of said Court, in the cour
house, of said county, in Mountain
Home, County of Elmore, State of
Idaho. has been appointed as the
time and place for proving Of the
will Of said Caroline Atherton Smith,
and for hearing the application Of
Roscoe w. Smith for the issuance to
him of letter testamenary thereon.
Mountain Home, Idaho, September
6, 1915.
P. H. GRAY, Clerk
1923.
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9-2s 1923
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, Sept.
18th, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Lester
j. bugleman, Of Prairie Idaho, who,
on March 18th, 1913, made Home
stead Entry No. 0l4lS1, for NEA
NWH Nl2NEA SWANEA, Section
81 Township 2 North, Range east
Boise Meridian has fjIsd notice of
intention to make Three Year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before The Register and
Receiver Of the L. S. Land Office,
at Boise, Idaho, on the 25th day of
October, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William Norton, Vone Holland,
Frank Jacobs, George Licklider. all
of Prairie Idaho.
FRANK S. HEIR,
Register.
9-23 1923
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate OF Pic LaYo. Deceased

Notice is hereby given by the IN
dersisned administrator OF the estate
of Pic Layo deceased, to The credit
ors Of and all prisons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
The first publication of this notice,
TO the said administrator, at the
office of Green q Green, Mountain
Home, County OF Blmore, State oil
Idaho, This being the place fixed for
the transaction of the business oil
said estate.
Dated Sept. 20, 1916
Anastasio Layo, Administrator
BY Green & Green, his attorneys.
Sept. % Oct. Il.
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Notice.


Department Of the Interior United States
Land Office
Notice ia hereby given that the State Of idaho
the Sth day Of Sept. 1915, filed IN this office a
list Of lands No O9632. selected by its state board
OF land commissioners foi indemnity purposes
under section No. 4, Act OF July Bid. 1890 toll
lows:
SEA NEl4, Sec q, tp. N,r5E.
Nh NEh, NW1a NWA, Sec. ~, ". z N, r 3 u,
E12 NWH, Sec. "a, tp. = N r 8 l..
NWh NWh, sec. 50, ~. N, r h.
Copies thereof by descriptive subdivisions have
been posted in this office Tor inspection by any
person interested, and the public generally.
Within the next sixty days from the date Of the
first publication hereof, protest, or contests,
against the clam OF the State to the tracts, or
subdivisions herein described, the grounds
that the same Is more valuable for mineral than
for other purposes will be received and noted Tor
report to the General Land Office at Washing ton,
D. e.
Failure to protest Or contest the claim Of the
State within the time specified, WI be considered
sufficient evidence OF it's nOn-mneTal character,
and the selection being otherwise free from obEa-
ton will be recommended for approval
FRANK S. HER,
First publication Sept. l6 1916 Register
Last publication Oct Ia. 1916.
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FOR half a century

and moreover since
the first locomotive poked its
nose west of the Missouri River
this railroad as worked con-
tlnuousIy for the development
ofthe territory which it serves,
and for the Improvement of
the property Hundreds of
thousands Of dollars are spent
yeryyearin telling the people
of the East about the wonder
full opportunities of the West.
Prosperous cities and towns,
thriving industries and fertile
farms mark fifty years of nota-
bic progress. The Union Pa
citic System has led among
western railroads in keeping
its lines at the highest standard;
whether business is good or
bad, adequate provision is al
ways made for maintenance of
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Trustees Of school district
No. 10, Gilmore County Idaho, will re-
ceiye sealed bids for the er cton
and construction Of a school house IN
said district up to 1880 p. N. OF Sat
urday, September %, 1916.
All bids should be addressed to w,
2. Johnson, clerk of school district
No. 10, at box No. 70, Pine, Idaho.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the Republican office.
w. P. JOHNSON,
Clerk, School Dist. No. 10.
SO 9-23.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, Sept.
18th. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Nellie
" Whpple, Of Lenox, Idaho who on
April 18th, 1914, made Desert Entry,
No Ol5S53. for Lois 3, 4, NEA sWH
Section 49, Township 2 NJ RANGE 7
E. Boise Meridian has filed notice
Of intention to make final Proof. to
establish clam to the land above de-
scr,bed. before Register q Receiver
Of the U. S. Land Office at Boise,
Idaho on the 28th day Of oct. 1916,
Claimant names as witnesses:
NJ NJ Jacobs. William Holtslaw,
COletta NJ. Au'back Arden e. Finch,
all Of Lrnox Idaho.
FRANK S. HER,
Register.
9-23 1923
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Attest
GEO. E. BUTLER.
Chairman.
$40.
F. NJ. HOBBS.
Clerk.

Mountain Home, Idaho, September
18th, 1916.
Pursuant to adjournment the Board
of County commissioners met at 8
o clock this day
Present, George E. Butler, Chair
man and Sheppard Morgan, commits
sioner j. d. Whitson commissioner
absent
Thereupon tho following proceed
ings We're hal towit:
The day spent completing the abb
stract of election returns of the Pr-
mary Election held September 9th,
1916
Adjournment taken until o'clock
A. NJ. September 10th 1916
GEO. b. BUTLER,
Chairman.
Attest.
f. NJ. HOBBS.
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9.23 1923
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Ann c. Mosgrove, Deceased
Notice is hereby gwen by tAe
ind rsigned John S. MOsgroye, TX.
ecutor Of the last will of Ann c.
MosgIoye deceased, to The creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the sad deceased TO exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first pub
location OF this notice, 10 the sad Tx
ecutor, at the Law Office Of W. c.
Howie in Mountain Home, County Of
Blmore, State OF Idaho, this being
the place fixed for the transaction of
he business Of said estate
Dated August 18th, 1916.
JOHN S. MOSGROVB,
BY w. C. HOWE his Attorney.
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JOHuSOut y. T., dlSulICbl5 NCl
tificate No. s court house
construction, laid over =. 1000 90
Last above bill laid over for
full board meeting.
Corr spondence from the J. l.
Case Threshing Machine Company to
the effect that road machinery pur-
chased by the county, from said
company through J. w. Morton, local
agent for said company had been as
signed by said company to John w.
Morton and that all payments now
due and owing by the county for
such machinery shall be made to
John w. Morton.
Report of DR.. Carter McVine
Tobey of the survey of the water
sheds of Little Camas and Long Tom
r eservoirs examined and ordered
filed.
Thereupon adjournment taken I'M
til O'Clock A. NJ. September 18th,
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the Boulevard of Steel which
links the East with the West.
The Union Pacific System has
also been first with practically
every device which makes for
security and comfort of travel
ers and for safety and expedi-
ton IN the passage of freight.
Success has justified this
policy of efficiency, but the
full measure of success has
been attained only by the con-
hdcnce and support of the
people who live in the Union
Pacific country, and to them
this advertisement is directed
in spirit Of grateful apprecia-
ton. The Union Pacific Sys-
tennis proud OF itsterritory and
of the people who live in its
territory aud in turn is worthy
of the pri4e with which it is re-
gagded by the people it serves
as a great national institution.
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A National Institution

H5v @r, the Union be B,rey7ea hons dismembey-
mfRs br Is bobow3 ,ail,oad '-Joseth r. Gadeyuood in
the dHlta States Senate, February 49, 1855.
Tie 1otR has been 6aiH H,onph an k3ian country uiA
all fbe h|1Ss tanned Q9efhey md AOAe - General e. M
D0dge IN Congress, 1905
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-17
these Testimonials Published b,
Distinct Permission)
An Honest Proposition.

Mr. Ten Brock. does hereby solemn
ly agree and guarantee to make you
no charge if he fails 10 call you by
name; also friends, enemies, rivals,
whom and when you will marry. He
gives never failing advice upon all
matters of life, such as love, court
ship, marriage, business. lawsuits,
speculations, sales, Wills, patents,
journeys, pensions, investments,
property. mortgage, insurance and
transactions OF all kinds He never
causes happy marriages, overcome
enemies, rivals. lovers quarrels, evil
habits, stumbling blocks and bad luck
of all kinds. He lifts you out of your
sorrow and trouble and starts you on
the path of happiness and prosperity.
There is no hope so fond or wish
so great that he cannot accomplish
for you. He guarantees success
where all other clairvoyants fail. He
does guarantee to tell it all to you be-
fore you utter a word to him. and af-
ter he has finished, If you are not abb
solutely satisfied, delighted and amaz
ed at his wonderful power, and if he
does not faithfully fulfill every word
and claim, then you pay him not one
penny.
Mr.. Ten Brock comes here by
special engagement with people inter
ested in his work. He is a we'll edu'
Gated man, deep student of men and
women and their affairs, whose world
wide travels and contact with promi-
nent people everywhere, make him
specially fitted for the work he is en-
gagged in. There is no attempt at my.
sticism and his work is not opposed to
any creed or religion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-17
Story Of the Perfumes.

Persia saw the earliest Development
Of the perfume industry. The priests
in Egypt, who were the sole deposita-
ries of science, knew the secret Of arc.
matte substances and prepared them.
Egyptian perfumes acquired great
celebrity, especially those made in
Alexandria The Israelites during their
sojourn in Egypt adopted the ufe of
aromatic substances. All these per-
fumes were extracted from essences of
trees and various plants. The Greeks.
who loved elegance, were especially
addicted 10 the use of perfumes, and
they taught their secrets and usage TO
the Romans. The latter in the days
Of their decadence, went so far as to
scent the coats of their dogs. In the
middle ages the Arabs, Nenetians,
Genoese and Florentlnes became ia
nous for the preparation q" sweet
smelling essences. France did not be-
come acquainted with perfumes until
after the crusades. and it was Maria
de- Medici who especially brought them
into favor
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-17
Mrs. John DufOur
COnSultS PalmiSt
Ten Brock
And Finds Son on
BattIeship

One Of the remarkable perform
ances of Mr. Frederic Ten Brock,
the Psychic, who now visits Benning-
ton regularly, was the locating Of
John Dufour of Berkshire County,
Mass, who had left his farm home
and from whom his mother had not
heard in three years. She came to
consult Mr.. Ten Brock who took her
case under advisement and in a short
time located the young man on the U.
S. battleship Kearsarge.
Mr. Albert Keller of Rochester, n,
Y, was employed for years by the
Rochester Optical company as a
skilled lens worker at a salary of
not less than $500 a day He lost his
position Unexpectedly and no reason
was given him for his discharge. Then
Mr.. Keller consulted Frederic Ten
Brock the astrologer and clairoyant
and here is given part of letter from
Mr.. Keller to the life reader.
when you told me that my fore
man was angry on account of sland-
erous accusation, acted as you ad-
vised. AS a result | not only re-
ceiyed my position back. but was aG-
yanced in standing. Since then your
advice on money matters has been
worth ten thousand dollars to me"
When | consulted you in Troy you
predicted that my husband would be
found in Bridgeport. Yesterday was
informed that he had been located
there. Mrs j. S. Cosick.
Thanks to your assistance we are
not bothered any more by those who
tried to break up our home. w. r. S.
Hudson, n. Y.
The horoscope you cast for me for
1915 was astonishingly correct and
your advice has been worth thousands
of dollars to me. j. Clarkin, New
York.