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ant, superintendent of the estate OF
Cyrus Mccormick, both at Lake For
est.
Last summer, young orpet, then q
slender youth Of nineteen, of sharply
regular features. somewhat vain OF
his college opportunities and Hndisci.
plined as to character, returned from
the University OF Wisconsin at Madi-
son for vacation at home. He fell
madly In love with Marion, according
to his letters. She had completed
her junior year at the Deerfield High
school and was then seventeen and
known for her gaiety and laughter
the life of the party" as one wit
ness put 1t.
When Orpet returned to college in
the fall of 1915 frequent letters were
exchanged. 0rpet destroyed hers;
she saved his and they remained af-
ter her death to speak of the great
fear Of exposure that came upon her.
orpet, in testifying, said that he was
certain that these fears were ground
less. Once he mailed her bottle OF
molasses and water "to ease her
mind" and he brought a similar
compound with him for the same
purpose when he entered Helms
woods, near Lake Forest, with her
on the morning Of Wednesday, Feb
ruary 8. last.
Orpet testified that he made the
trip to allay her fears and to explain
a story which had reached Marion
that he was engaged to one Celestial
Youker. but the elaborate efforts
which he made to keep the trip Sc
cret, and his subsequent conflicting
statements OF it to officers of the law
developed into the most damaging
evidence against him. 1t led to the
menacing question of Mr.. Joslyn, re-
iterated again and again-"Why?
Why? Why? Why did you come?
You brought no relief; you brought
no medicine; you brought no tender
ness-no words of love! Why did
you Gomez" ,.E
On February s, Orpet at Madison
left three letters, post-dated Febru-
airy 9, with his friend Otto Peterson
to be mailed on the latter date. One
was to his mother, one to Marion
and the third to Marion's friend, 10.
sephine Davis. They were worded to
make 1t appear that the writer was
in Madison on February 0, the day
he kept his tryst in the woods with
Marion. and she came to her death
Orpet explained on the stand that
the alibi letters. as they came to be
known, were written so that II by &c.
cident he were seen at Lake Forest
and word Of the fact reached Mar.
ions parents, who objected TO him
or his own parents, who expected
him to remain faithful to college du.
ties at Madison, they would accept
the letters as conclusive evidence IL
the contrary. The letter to Joseph
inc was to corroborate that to Mar
ion. Josephine testified that she
never received 1t.
On the afternoon Of the eigth, In
a dark overcoat, which he said he
had borrowed TO wear with dress
suit to party which he expected to
attend on the twelfth, carrying n bot.
tie OF molasses and water In his
pocket, and leaving behind him the
alibi letters and bed rumpled to de-
cieve his landlady, the student pro.
ceeded by way Of Milwaukee, where
he spent half hour or so between
trains, to Lake Forest. Arriving
there, he arranged by telephone to
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ide had its parallel in the laboratory
of the Deerfeld high school attended
by Marion. The instrument of muir
der and the instrument Of suicide
were equally available. The labora-
tory substance was o. per cent pure
cyanide OF potassium. Marion, on.
the day before her death, was alone
In the laboratory out Of hours in vio-
lation of a school rule.
The parallel Of knowledge Of cyan
Idle did not run SO straight. orpet,
according TO his testimony, had not
looked at chemistry text book for
two years, while Marion's next lesson
which she was preparing included
the subject of cyanide of potassium
orpet, however, knew of its use in
the greenhouse as fumigator,t and
had read an article on its use In hor-
ticulture.
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|. The people OF this city are GONG
n have a good time this week as the
George Reynalds Greater Shows nave
nitched their tents in Hough park ior
fl,aI entire week. There will be 10 big
shows. three riding devices, two free
acts featuring Captain John Payne
who will dive from ioo.loo, iaaae,
into q blazing tank Of gasoline, an
excellent band will be with the shows;
All the Warrington folks are expected
10 turn out and be as free as possible
m their cash as this carnival Is
here for the benefit OF the local FIRE
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master of Cameron, was a business
visitor here Sunday.
c. r. Mason has gone to Winona
where he will work for tho Baltt
more and Ohio Railroad company.
.. +. Powell, of Homewood, was a
visitor in town Sunday.
DR.. Phoebia Moore has returned
from Wheeling where she was a patti.
ent in the Ohio Valley hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Caude Browning, OF
Huntington, are here for visit with
the latter 8 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
R. Stewart.
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MI Mu Club

At the home Of Mrs. Arch Cowan
Saturday; evening the Mu Mu club de-.
lighttully5 entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Alder who have Just returned
from an eastern wedding trip follow.
Ing their marriage In June. Music
and games were features Of the even.
Ing. "A serenade with a parade added
to- the enjoyment OF the guests.
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Calls

Rev. Hyre D. Clark, pastor OF the
M. n. church, will make calls in the
Homewood addition the first part Of
fhis week. The latter part will be
given to miscellaneous calls. Every
member WHO has received no calls
! from the pastor this year is request
ed 10 hand his name and street ad
dress TO him at earliest convenience
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Success

The Lincoln Chautauqua, which was
held in Warrington for six days the
past week, gave our folks an excel
lent program OF music, reading and
weather, was well attended and many
81 the numbers were out Of the or
binary. Several citizens pledged them
selves to sell tickets next year, there
fore arrangements will be made for
their return next summer.
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pothetical question on cross-examiu.


1t was shown further without con-
tradiction by every chemist who had
a hand in the examination OF Mar
ions stomach content that cyanide
Of potassium caused her death.
Only an inconsequent trace OF sodl-
UNI appeared. When 1t was shown in
addition that to have taken in the
amount of cyanide Of potassium
found in her stomach, Marion would
have TO have eaten two pounds of
the substance in the greenhouse. or
to have drunk two quarts OF solu-
ton made from It, It was admitted
generally that this substance as the
instrument of death had disappeared
from the case.
The fact that young orpet might
have obtained the greenhouse cyan
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Mrs. Howard Hardesty delightfully."-
entertained the Book club at bridge
party at her county home Friday even
ing The beautiful home was cool
and inviting. The rooms were beauti.
saliy decorated with bowls Of roses.
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SUFFRAGE Meeting

The local suffrage club will hold a
public outdoor meeting at Downs on
Tuesday afternoon at five o'clock All
members and any who are Interested
are invited to attend. Mrs, William
Derr, OF Philadelphia, will speak.
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Tuesday

The Women's Home Missionary so.
ciety Of the M. E. church will meet In
the church parlors at two.thirty p. m.
Every member is requested to be pres.
ant bringing a new member with her.
This society will meet monthly at hour
and day here stated.
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Picnic

The Book club will hold their annual
nicnic and dance at the Eureka PARK,
|, n Downs on Tuesday afternoon ana
evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

Mr.; and Mrs. F. R. Stewart celebrat.
ca their 47th wedding anniversary
sunday. They were delightfullv on,
I . by their daughter, Mrs, s.
=. Phillips at her home in the Brook.
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The W. C. T. U. will hold its an
nuai picnic on, Wednesday afternoon
oflthis week, In Rymer's orchard. All
women are invited.
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Camping

Edward Coffman and Charles Huey
Of this city, will camp for a week al
Mount Morris, Pa.
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MANNINGTON NEWS
poney JONES' Correspondent ST., Phone 90

Bridge was played from until S
when luncheon in courses was sery.
ed. Mrs. Hardesty was assisted BY
Mrs. George Alexander Of Fairmont.
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Daughter

Born Saturday, July 18th, to Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry H. Tederlck, of Pleas.
ant street, ntne.pound daughter.
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Bumstead's WormSyruu

Stood the test for 80 years. IT NEWER
FAILS. TO children IL In an angel Of
marcy. PLEARANT TO TAXI. no
sIcKnlBs. no PRYBIo N1EpHD. One
bottle has killed 13a worms. All drug.
Htsts and dealers, or BY nall-aSo . bot,
Est. Q. A. VOORHEES,. u. D. Phila-, Pa
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Hopeful.

Collector-Dld you look at that
little bill left you yesterday. sir?
House Member-Yes: 1t has pass
ed the first reading.-Boston Globe.
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s%ie65e6njd6rieer GEO.

Cine gum sroBen Settle aus iungen
ariegsfreiniligen beitebenoe 6eItungss
Observation-Disclosures bat ii9 BET
perfAieoenen G~elesenbetten bur9 freis
tpilige. f9neibige patroui[en ausges
5eidnet. Der faum fieb3ebniGbrtse
triessfreininige @9iise Ssofepb 5rtd
aus Mefterbofen (Mirttemberg), Der
fi6 an auen MISUNDERSTANDING
gen feines Mbf9nittes btsber in uner-
f6rodenfter Meife betetligt battle, mar
nit brei 9egIeitern. ben Sdiissn Otto
Warffdies aus Milbelmstperoer (6efs
fen). pbtlipp 9uf, 3riessfreipigiser
aus Nieber- Snselbeim (9eHen), unb
Srieori9 Soft aus SIerlobn (preus
BENZ am IL. 4uguft, 1915, sesen cine
bonn Jeinoe befeBte fable 9obe nuf
p~ofrouide a~usge5osen. GS seldns
ibm, nit ieiner patroutne burcb bic
9inoerntfe bis an Die feinolide Stel<
lung npr5ufommen, bort bic Mnpelsns
belt BON Mlpenjdsern feT3uitelen uno
Dter p9oto9rdphf1ne Nufrnhflen Der
SteIuna su MAIDEN. Betm 3uriids
trieden bur9 einen fetnblihen fpanis
nifden Better itpurbe er burh etnen
Dberfdentelf9uB erbebE9 Dertpunbet
unb blteb i'm @ta9elorobt bGngsn.
Mus oieier berapeifeIten Gage RIB ibn,
Dos ffarte Snfanteries unb Mafdtnens
getpebrfeuer ntdt adtenb, Der 59iBe
Wartfdies beraus nnb bra9te tbn nit
9ilfe Der anoeren Geute Der patroutlle
in bic eisene Stenung surid. Das
i4neioise 8orseben Der patroutGe
uno in~sbefonbere bas uneri4rodene-
nnb BON e9ter &umerabfdaft Seusenoe
gerbalten bes S9iiBen Martf9ieg
fanben lobenbe Grndbnuns I'm Rorpss
befebl unb I'm Mrmeebefebl. Shiite
Jrid ipuroe nit benz Gi{ernm Rrsus
erfter 8ldHe, Sdiibe Martdiss unb
oie iibrigen Setlnebmer Der pdtrouiue
ipuroen NIT Dem Gifernen areu3 stpei.
ter Rlohe aussesetdnet.
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Ginfa6e 9elbeu.
eGIi@te @nrte, BITE Wasemut ,tnb
8ei@siben6eit reoen.

Gin Miener Rorrefponoent I6retbt:
hid tntereffierts thinner, mir bon sana
,infdcben Soloatsn, Die i'd I'M 9pital
auffu9e, eradblen gu laHen, pte tie gu
lbrer Derpunbuue, reipeftibe tbrer
Gusaeidnnns gelanst finb. @epDbn>
lid ipre9en fol9e 2eute etnen gang las
tOntf4en Stpl, fnb 70 bei4etoen tpie
topfer. 60 fagte MIR Der @emetne
pt9a BON Der Maf9tnenaetpe6rabtets
Jung beg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Goes
Wtener Grad Regtment4) arf meme
brage: Die @ratlaten baben 269er
griffin, bab mer font ortn $50 Mann
6esraben. Mte met 9ranaten 'tums
men Is, bab' I an puraelboum s'modt
anb BIN 5tpoa, bret Sag bergraben
s'legen. @,b0rt bob' | paIes, g'fegn
job / MIR, bic Nug'n fan ma auz
Bf6Doa'n s'peit. 3nod 5anttdter
ian ftmma. Or pane iagt: 9oa
tedt oaner ben pluber auBi, ben muab
ma better etnfdorr'n. @ia | o0s h0r',
T6napp i nod Cuff uno bloas ma
b Sliasn obi, oaB r fes'n, bob no
leb'! Oerfpeil bat 8 ruiftf9e 4rtils
lerie no tire 9dferln e'fdmth'n unb
an ruffif9en 5lugaeug bah I brum&
men e'b0rt - beinaR bdtt's mi bers
pffdt NIT a 70 am pfeil - sic tptFen
eb fho'. SEQ, Or 9efreite 5arrt mfrs
4%usenltb aufi, Of | ri9tt no le6'. gam
r mi etnttroag'n. Dos leftrtiteren bot
mi bamif9 f~etfiert I'M oale Sdg bob
/ miiaH'n oDs Qbc apoabunbertmal
o%uffos'n." Das TT feline @efatdte,
urb mebr Bnrte barber tpirb er tpphl
aud ni9t MAIDEN. So, oas 9eIbena
tum fiebt ~beutautage meiit febr einfu4
aus. @tn anberer gerabeio stnfaher
unb terniger mann, and Elm Mtener,
Der corporal priBmann, TT BET Der
grftiirmune elmer ruffiden steGuns
gerabe auf bds Maf9inengetpebr loss
sesansen, mo ein Offiaier e6en einen
@urt nit patronen einf1teben NTH.
ST ftiirat fid ouf ben Offi5ier. Sin
ruififder Soloat trdt tim in ben Mes.
Den fpieBt er aufs Baionett. Ser
5Offiaier brudt mittlertpeile ietnen Re-
bolber gesen Jpn lbs; aber feblt. Damn
rinsen iie. Ser Offi5ier tommt gu
San. priBmann bat Jpn Bel Der @ur@
gel. Sein> @esner padt ieine 9unb,
ober Der 9orporal ldbt nidt loder.
Ser Rub' fant tot a'fam. Darauf
pad | BOG Maf9ins'pebr auf'n 8udel
unb i9lepp's 5arud inn Walb."
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Das fer6t(6e ar6iu.

Nunmebr perben Gtnselbeiten Be-
fannt. tpie oas mad Mien sebradts
ferbifde Mrdip aufsefunoen ipuroe.
Wdbrenb beg ~1ebergdngs iiber bic
Moraipa itteg Elm 5fterretdi51er &C.
nernlftab In einem EIofer ob. bort
trof ma MIR einen Mrdimanoriten
unb cine 411in an. Dieie bebdups
tete, fie fei cine 5ferrei9Hde Roibe
8reuafdtpefter. bic duf Dem Riid5ug
I'm lebten Mtnter In Gefangenf6dft
serdten fet, unb nun bier ee3tpungen
iperbe, gu fo9en. Dor spei Monaten
ieien nun 5tpei 2aftpagen NIT biers
unofeh5is aiften ansstommen. Nods
Dem bas gauge 8loIerpsrTonal einen
Tag lang einsefpsrrt mar, fano es am
rd6ifen Gage Die Wdgen leer nnb oie
&titen perf9punben. Hun forf9ten
BITE 0fterreihifhsn Sffi5iere mad unb
fanoen I'm WeinfeIer bes SnloHes
Gpuren BON nsuen @rdbungen. Gs
purben benn au9 BITE bierunbfehsi9
aiften gefun0en, beren Snbalt als bds
ferbiide ardib feitsefteIt tpurbs.
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SD ioa lofort abreilen. 0iel-
leidt, baB ih Die Cute nod Iebeno
finoe," itammelte lie llno oriidte
ibr 9aidentud geeen Die 4ltaen.
oIber Sic, mein Sreuah2 8as lit
NIT Sbnen? @as bat ser Grofel-
ior geiagt, mie LANCE meroen Sic
nod bleiben miiiien?~
vMein 3uitano lit ia aon5 ueben-
I1dllif), Warnlhfa," entgegnete er
uno itrei6eIte 5ageno ibr Soar. Ser
GrofeiIor, meint, IN oier8ebn Sagen
fonne err mid entlaiien.~
aOb, 10 meroe i'd Sic nod ie-
ben, mein Sreltno. 8ie gIiidlih
meroe i'd iein, sic bier nod por5lt-
finoerL bamit i'd Sbre moltltenoe
8eilnabme genieBe, iuenn ih bonn
gegr0bnis Olga Nifoloietunas 8u-
riidfebre olS ein armies, mutterlole8
Waoden. limo baum peroe id SD.
men perionlid Die 5ipeibnnoert srt.
riifeeben fonnen, I'M Die id Sic
iest Ieioer bitten muB, oa id crit
in ben nahiten Eoeen @elo ertpars
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DIS ~patrioti(d6e gi.

Cine Gef9i9te, Ole beutlid seigt,
oaB felbft bic btmmliden MGcbte Den
Jelb8ug Der Staliener fegnen, fpiro i'm
sMattino" aus Neopel beri4tet: en-
elmer neopolitanif6en 8orfobt todte
cine Srau fir ibre tleine Sodter Elm
frif9gelegtes 81. &aum lag oas 81
i'm iieoenoen Wafer, ols es fi9 oben
grim un0 unten rot fdrbte, tpGbrenb es
in Der Wlitte peib blieb. anbd9tiges
Staunen: bas barmloie 81 bate pbne
erfenntlithen 9runo Ste Sarben Der
italienii6en Sricolpre unaenommen!
Die Na6eorn eilten berbei, aud Der
4potbefer nor our SteHe INN oos
Dunoer demii9 gu priiFen. Der
Mann Der oDifenfaaft" blieb fpradz
los. Inter ben Rufen: ,@ott fsane
unieren &riss! Sc lebe Die patrips
tif9e 9enne!4 tpuroe oas gi tah Reas
pei sebradt, I'm bort i'm Multum au
.pisem Mnbenien oufbeipotrt gu tper.
ben.
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ten ourfte. Sic limo mein ssreltno,
mein lieblter Soerbadg uno Sic fino
elm preuBiider Sffi8icr, ods 6eiBt,
elm Sitter"
glud) Elm Sitter bot nidt INNER
8neiburoert Marf lofort sur 8erfii-
aun9", iagte er fl0gIid). nIber foenn
ids bette ~
gSb, id meiB, Sic iuiiroen mir
freuoia oos 0oppelte oeIien gebelt,
mas id mir erbdte, ib meibl aber
mas baben Sic oenn. mein 5reuuo2@
nan aroberem @eloe in meiner
&rieftoife nod einen Sunoertmarf.
Idleiii mo in meinem Iortemomaie
Elm 3fpan5igmarfltiif. @enn Sbncn
Somit 9coient lit, Maruidfa-2"
pSb. unb mie lit mir ge0ient.
iuenn id sum Sotenbette meines
Miitterdens ellen mus. aIIo geben
Der. SD fperoe S6nen oas ME
bergef1er, mel ltno in se6n Goaen
ipdteitens boffe i'd 5uriif 5u Ictt,
nm oiefc Sadie 8it beaIeidelt.
(JortIetuns foI9t.)
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Sic 8ariiu Yrede.
Ste lietert erbeiternoe Iiterarti6e
Witteilnngen.

Witteilunsen.
Die 3etten iinb ldneft porbei, ba
man i'm fran5Dfif9en 8ldtterpafo nur
bic 9anb aus3uftreden braubts, um
ireenbeine fafttge Sruht gu pfIiiden.
Die parifer prefe TT foaufasen gez
pifenhaft se~tporben. Die 8esriffe
oon 9iee un6 Nteoerlase, oie ie ibrer
2efern permitted, bedea iid n,ebr unb
mebr NIT Der Wirtlidteit, gum 8eiz
fpiel pas ben Stanb Ser Dtnee auf
benz 8altan onbetrtfft urb bic 5ur1t,
gu @nttduf9unsen Mnlab gu seben, 1T
( na9gerabe itdrter als Der Munf1, 6en
9pttmismus gu unterbalten. Den
Reoen bonn Musbungeruagstriea 1T
bur9 Die thinner briidenbere S~eueruna
i'm eigenen Qarlbe eine erbeblihe Sra
bi9uns auferlegt, unb felbft bic &C.
eeniiberitelune bpu gultur unb Bar
barei 1T beinnbe uuber @ebraud ees
feBt, ieitbem Fe ibren 8eruf BET Ger
N~ntperbuns bon 8unbeseenoFen pers
fehlt bat. aur3, ale Mptipe, aus be-
men Der n~nfretniatge 9urnor am
iippigften gu erbliiben pflegte, iino i'm
Nbiterben begriffen, unb 70 barf man
leBt rur nod bef9etoene @nfptiihe
ftelen, tpenn man in ben @efilben Der
fron5oif9en prefe mad grbeiternbem
fabnbet. Wir seben TN folgenoen
etne Nuslete aus unierer gerte::
SIN rSonrnal pffietelA tperben oie
fdrittltden Sragen uno Nnttporten
beroffentltht, bic man our G%ntlaitnns
Der porlamentarif9en Sosesorbnun~
gen etneefubrt bat. Die Jrage $3.50
bat Der W~bgeoronete W1arqnts be
Iuore geftelt. @r mDHte tptHen, mos
e nit Den unbrau4baren Rampfmefs
fern auf iib bal, bic Der Mrmee &c,
liefert tpDrben feten. Die 0nttport
lautet, Die frdgltchen @e9enitdnbe gee
hOrten au elmer 9tsferung BON 10000
Welern. Die bonn 9eneraliffmns
fhlenrigit begebrt tpnrben. Die be-
treffenbe 0mtsftene babe teine 3eit
gebabt, Die Ware gu priifen, unb q lei
oabtr iberisben fporben, bob einfa4
ale 4rten bon Mefern pbne Rldfnt
auf ibre 8effimmung seliefert tpurz
ben. Stir bieien bebouernliden lm<
fanb, meint Der 4riegsmintter, fDnne
mon niernanb perantnortli9 MAIDEN,
oenn er lei niir bic Golse zines riibers
triebenen aber lobensiperten Oilers
Die SoIbaten, bic auf oiefe Meife etipa
In ben 8eiiB etnes DeHertmeHers GEE
langt fein mDeer. finb bie[eidt anbee
rer Meinung.
Das gIeide Gmtsblatt peroffenilihte
am 5. DECEMBER bic grnennung bes
@i5ezNomirals pepbou gum Mitglieb
bes Sroensrates Der gbrenleeipn.
Ginise Sage 5upor batten Sic pari{er
8lGtter bereits 0eranlaHuna eehabt,
fi9 nit Der Qoufbabn bes Mbmirols
3u befAdftiaen, uno stpar aeleaentliG
feiner 9eer6iounq.
rMufruf an aartboao1 benennt Der
rGiaaro" einen Mrtifei, In BEN Ct Bic
ft6rfere 0eranaiebunq Der aolonien
aur MuffiiQuna Der fronaD{{ten Or
NEE befiriportet. Dos Bemerfens@
tperte babel lit, 6aB bas Blatt bns
Bebiirfnis fiiblt, gefDiFe gebensen Der
49, "a 49, : 49,
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Bns beoeutet nEbe eighteen? 9as
bette 9ofel fiir oas tpeniglte @el6 In San
Mntoiin, 3intmer 50e. Nusge5eid}nete
MnbI5eiten. 25e. Niebrige G~pe5inlraten
per @o6e. 8ab fret. grodett 6277. ST.
centraler Gage. 302 Giibz4Iamo GtraBe.
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DUPUY retniat 6nte.

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2ifen : Sutter. gntbdlt fein aorn,
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taren, 0rpacetelene : @dneiBung, Mr$
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Mtufsings mmD 3elte.

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C. III. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.
gambler in Sarbipare, Gefen rllb
EIehpnaren. Hrnftifher alenpner unb
Dadbeder. 934 G~ffsgommeree Strnbe.
Frabis 1880.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-07-12
FOEfhlll.

Uncle Harrison Bradshaw,
is very feeble at this writing.
Born, to the wife of Bert
Butcher, the 29th of June. boy.
Damron & Wilkerson, the well
known stock dealers of Dunn
vile, were here Saturday.
C. P. Walters and wife, who
have been visiting here for the
past three weeks, returned to
their home at Star City, Ind,
Friday.
A. ]. Richardson spent Satur-
day at Burkesville.
Charlie Tuggle. who has re-
sided near Mansfield, ILL.,, for
the past 8 years, returned Thurs
day.
J. T. Bradshaw, during a va
cation July A, received a sprained
ankle that is causing him quite
a lot of trouble,
Quite a number from here at
tended the picnic at Windsor,