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Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
To The Public

An persons having bills against me and all rersons knowing themsolves Co bo indebted tC me ar' requested Co call at my placp of business, the Hunter Hotel, and collect or pay this month not lator than Che l6th
 2t. Barney Conrad.
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tab on the wet and dry periods by
watching the rings of trees. He says
dry years are faithfully chronicled
rings being close together and hard,
while the wet years will be indicated
by thicker rings.
Prof. Ellsworth Huntingtons exam
ination of the great sequoia trees of
California, some of which are more
than 5000 years old, leads him to
conclude that climatic pulsations
have appearantly been in progress
throughout historical period They
have a length of centuries, but do not
show any regular periodicity," but are
characterized by sudden changes of
considerable magnitude.
Prof Marvin says that while it is
true tree rings form measure OF
rainfall the attempt to predict next
years rainfall for the benefit of the
farmer by such means is not a prac
ticable scientific method of proceed
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25

ficer in the Healdton field will be
come private secretary to Governor
Williams on July l, according to a
well-founded report in statehouse cir
cles Thursday. He will be trans
ferred to the board of affairs to sue
ceed S. l.. Morley, who becomes war
den of the penitentiary.
1t was announced some time age
that the executive secretaryshiI
would go to Ancel carp, chief clerk
to the governor, but carp has recent
ly been designated by the governor as
acting adjutant general of the Okla
homa National Guard, to become eff
fective on July with the retirement
of Adjutant General Frank NJ. Can
ton.
Mr.. Walker was in the city Thurs
day and it was understood he will
present his resignation as oil com
missioner within a day or so,
During the regular session of the
Fifth legislature he was private sec
retary to Speaker A. McCroy of the
house of representatives.
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the great sea fight may help England.

the great sea fight may help England.
If its allies have been thinking that
/ to keep the mastery of the seas was
soft snap" they know better now.
Intelligent people, of course, even if
they know little of the sea, can not
fail to appreciate that the British
fleet is the cornerstone of the whole
military structure of the allies, II 1t
should fall, everything would fall. Ger
many in addition to Its own tremen-
dous advantages, would have all those
heretofore enjoyed by its opponents.
1t could move troops and supplies
freely by sea and intercept those of
hostile powers; it could clear the seas
and send out its superb ships to take
over the commerce of its enemies;
it could market its manufactures and
important food and raw material, re
leasing many workers now busy with
makeshifts, and the credit raised at
home could easily be supplemented
by foreign loans. Its position would
be ineXpugnabe. But that is only
small part of what would happen. The
British fleet destroyed england would
in short time be starved into sub
mission on Germany's terms. Without
British financial aid the allies could
not continue the war, for all sources
of credit would dry up. There would
be nothing for it but to sue for peace,
and the terms would be meant to make
sure that German supremacy could
never again be challenged. All this is
appreciated by England's allies, and
in their own interest they can not de
mand such military aid from her as
/ would draw strength away from the
fleet But quite naturally the watch
| full waiting" of the fleet did not i'm
press popular Imagination abroad; a
hard fought battle with heavy losses
on the British side, while it may be
harmful to British prestige, neverthe-
| less helpfully calls attention to Brit
aims true function in the war. Con
troll of the seas must be its main task
with which nothing can be allowed
to interfere.-Springtield Republican.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
Winners Praise Tires.

Chicago, June 24.-The terrific duel
at the Chicago motor derby between
those two Italian automobile pilots
De Palma and Resta, grinding out
distance at almost 100 miles an hour,
iairly annihilating space, brought to
mind comparisons between tires OF
today and yesterday.
The advances made in tire making
were responsible for those two for
eign speed monsters going through
space for 800 miles at the dizzy pace
OF 100 miles an hour without the
least particle of tire trouble.
You who have seen race of this
kind know how car skids and twists
on a turn at such speed; you must
know how this acts like a meat shaver
on che treads of the tires.
Yet neither Resta nor de Palma was
required to stop because of tire
trouble
1t is true Resta took his customary
precaution at an Opportune time to
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FlVE-YEAR DROUTH NOW!
TREE RING EVIDENCE

Washington, d. c., June 24.-Is the
L. S. to be visited by a five-year
period of drouth. following this year?
Prof. 4. F. Wood, dean and direc-
tor of the Minnesota College OF Ag-
riculture, says rain periods occur
every u years. are of five years du-
ration and this is the last year of
the wet period.
Prof. Charles F. Marvin, chief of L.
s. weather bureau. confirms the state
ment that seasons of wet and dry
weather occur periodically and with
some regularity. This is true, he
says. also of other climotic conditi-
ons. such as temperature and cloud;
ness.
Prof. Wood says farmers can keep
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change the right rear tire-but he
did not have to do, 1t.
He knew that particular tire had
received more than its fair share OF
the thrust of a 2,0OO-pound mass
against an obstruction in the line
of travel and he responded to the
safety first " idea that had been
drummed into him-he changed be
cause he thought it wise but not
because he had experienced trouble.
Possibly that act won him the race;
it did not lose it for him.
And de Palma did not lose the race
because of tires; it was tricky spark
plug. He did not make tire change
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words of the pure are pleasant words.
He that is greed of gain troubleth
his own house; but he that hateth
gifts shall live.
The heart of the righteous studieth
to answer; but the mouth of the
wicked poureth out evil things.
The Lord is far from the wicked:
but he heareth the prayer OF the
righteous.
The light of the eyes rejoiceth the
heart: and a good report maketh the
bones fat.
The ear that heareth the reproof
of life abideth among the wise.
He that is greedy OF gain troubleth
spiseth his own SOUL but he that hear
eth reproof getteth understanding.
The fear of the Lord is the instruc-
ton of wisdom; and before. honor is
humility.
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A Doctors Remedy ror Coughs.

As a cure for coughs and colds DR..
Bells Pine Tar Honey combines these
remedies in just the right proportion
to do the most good for summer
coughs or colds. \ trial will prove
the value of this splendid cough med
icine. Dir. Bells Pine Tar Honey
soothes the irritation, stops your
cough, kills the cold germs and does
you world of good. A 25c, bottle will
more than convince you-it will stop
your cough At druggists.
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State of Ohio. City or Toledo,

Lucas County, IS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of f. j
Cheney & Co, doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sumo of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De
cember, A. ID. 1866. A. w. GLEASON
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts through the Blood or
the Mucous Surfaces of the System
Send for testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY, & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c
Halls Fafily Pills for constipation.
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Eorethouuht,

People are learning that little fore
thought often saves them a big ez
pense. Here is an instance E. w
Archer Caldwell, Ohio, writes: 81
do not believe that our family has
been without Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
we commenced keeping house years
ago. When we go on an extended Wis
it we take it with u.s." Obtainable ev
erywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25

Teething babies always nave hard
time OF It when this process occurs
in hot weather They not only have
TO contend with painful gums but the
stomach is disordered, bowels loose
and the body uncomfortable. The best
help you can give the little sufferer
is McGEE'S BABY ELIXlR 1t cor
rects sour stomach, Cools and Quiets
the bowels and helps digestion. Price
25c and soc per bottle Sold by Ringer
Drug Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
Will sloan's Liniment Relieve Pain?

Try it and see-one application will
prove more than column of claims.
James S. Ferguson, Phila., Pa, writes:
81 have had wonderful relief since |
used Sloan's Liniment on my knees.
To think after all these years of pain
one application gave me relief. Many
thanks for what your remedy has done
for me-" Don't keep on suffering,
apply Sloan's Liniment where your
pain is, and notice how quick YOU get
relief. Penetrates without rubbing.
Buy il at any Drug Store 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
Proverbs 15.25-33.

The Lord will destroy the house OF
the proud: but he will establish the
border of the widow.
The thoughts of the wicked are an
abomination to the Lord: but the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25

Children that are anected by worms
are pale and sickly and liable to con-
tract some fatal disease. WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE expels worms
promptly and puts the child on the
road to health. Price 25c per bottle.
Sold by Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25


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SCRIPTURE.

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A. L. WALKER SLATED
TO SUCCEED LEEcRAFT

Oklahoma City, June GA. L.
Walker, state oil conservation Of
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Read the want ads.
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Al : regular meeting q Lshzn.a Lzzzzz Ne.
l7s. :. y. Z :. ~. I'D On he ss=aing . guas
10, 1aIh. the following preamble nd resolutions
were adopted
Whereas i hath pleased Almighty Co in hi
Infinite Slslam and mercy = caH fEan e. HsidaI
and 1HuFn thH seenzH u thIa life Gar respected
BrnlAsr William =. HAsenEslnef Tho aseagtea
this Izfa % - iRth zzy a luna ia tka@sfaFa=
Ks=slsed. That sHlzs @s aow II humbzz sun
missIen 10 - VII . him Tho das1h Ell things
well ws DEERE 70 zIss sxpTezsoa u our szsotloH
apon he - sssnI .s 80 deeply aspla<sz ThzI
In tn death u HfazhsF MHssnhsIHHsF o. 1rfs4
has 1T = nzsmhsz zho - his a1siif. u thH
principles i Iszehszy md b The mzay szszlieuI
qualities Of Hzad zn1 heafI Had enHsaTed himself
70 ell - the strongest ties n friendship nd az
fectIu4.
Thai we extend Il ne kerzzvei sIfs ar azaEkz
lsrz nd ell zsrrvsTzI fred. q or deceased Hsaz
Their eur nnesFe nyzapntiy ~ upright Ar zanefz
Gus Eaza. true fFaza1 = toslag an devoted hazz
band nd father. ard though thslF los : ire
parable Ia fhia If get ss have he comforting
aasarHnne til all sHa1 bs T==unitsl in thu haven
Of fszz wheTH partinza are more
Ii. The la=zze re- b. aHzpsd p azsafHZ.z f.
peFzpd Of thirty d.. thzI thsze Hssolazzsas -
published = the A1socaE# and 10 1any -
prezsaIsd = ne hsEszset family.
J. p. HALTuzER
- & HuHaEIsMAN
GEO. 4. GuanY.
G<1anII4aa
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Resolutions on Rev. T. 5. Land.

A. regular nesting o. ne Ladies A. sscie..
Of Trinity Reformed Church. of Manchester. Nd :.
held On the evening 81 June - 1917 the following
resolutions zero adopted:
Whsreas L has PLEASED Almighty G In h
infinite love md mercy to I'll frum our mist a.
from his anuzz on nth = 80 In heaven re Rev.
Thomas 3. Ind. D. D. faithful sad vaiusd mem
ber q THE soeisty Tho departed THE life JuHs
T. Isl. therefore,
Resolved. That - recognize the sovereign vii
Of our heavenly Father In tbs sad md mysterious
dispsnsatioa 81 hi proviazaee. nd though -
ennnoI understand Ihs was II Hin who aoeth al
things we I'll So Thy VII be done.
TIzaE In t. death q Deezor Lar thu .aciezH
has 1T an Honored member whose contributions
70 tn literary features Of IHs Society were enter
tainInE and Instructive and who. - . Enzn vs.
aifzbls and genial, - minister q tho Eazpel e
Jesus Christ waa aIls and faithful md e 10 tins
did ne more beautifully hhsH his sympathy ard
goodness Of heart Ihan when visiting tn sIck n
the lonehinz petitions he o. red uD n tn Interest
Of The spiritual welfare Of re sufferer,
That we extend - the bz=eaved Izmilr ar ain
cere sympathy ard condolences with tho assurances
that their zarrow md grief IL Hs=sehez1 IN o.
hearts.
Tit shess resolutions b published in EHs A.
YocaIs and entered apon tAs minuzzz Ct Re So
ciety nd copy b presented . the nzFsassz
family.
J. p. HALT0zER,
CELIA n. aHOWEY.
MRS :. W. GREGORY.
Committees
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PERSONALS
Dir. chauncsy Il. Jerome. Of Jsssur
spent Sunday. With lis family.

Mr ChauncaY Il. Jerome. Of Jessupa.
spent Sunday. With rs family.
Mr.. Arthur Kurshaw, Of Norfolk.
Va. Is visiting in this city.
Mr. John Yonng. Of Hopewell. Va.
spent Tuesday In this city with Mr..
A. c. AlEIre.
n. Clarence Edwards and son.
Francis. Of Baltimore. we're IN this
city Tuesday.
Il. e. Bowersox, Of this city. i
spending the week With relatives and
friends In Hanover and York.
Mr. Lester Yeiser. of Hanover, /
the guest OF bis cousins. the Misses
Yeiser. Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr. Charles :. FTnk, j., O. BaitI-
more. Is stopping with hi father, M.
Charles {. FinE. ST.. East lain street
: marriage license wa issued ST..
urday II Baltimore. 20 Harry L
Haines and Ruby '. RodEey. Union
town.
Misses myrtle nd Margaret Zepp and
Mr.. Warren Hook, Of carroliton. were
Sunday guests D fMr. and hrs. 0ryille
c. zepp.
Hr. Edward Beck and family, q
WaYnesboro. Pa, spent Wednesday
with his brother, Mr.. Chaa. r. Beck.
at WoodhIne.
Misses Mar. Hoe nd Lillian
GunIher, IF Baltimore. we're guests
over Sunday Of their sister. Mrs. Jesse
Chrest. Pennsylvania avenue.
Mra. @. :. Little and daughter. Mar.
KueTete, Pennsylvania avenue. spent
Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse II. Null. q BuItsrsbnrg.
Mr. and Hrs. :. Henry Lester. spent
several days = CheHtertovn, attend
Ing the Washington College COM
meuoemenI. At which time Their son.
II. Carroll. received hIs diploma
Mis- gurnslta Blizzard, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and IRIS. Walter Bliz-
zard. IL very III at the homo q her
grandparents. Hr. and hrs. Juseph
shlpley. FlohryIlle.
NJ. and Mrs. Jesse 4. SaIl and aon.
Leo. Df Cranberry. and MF. and Mr..
Grover Il Little and daughter. Mar
guarate. Of Thu city. spent Sunday
with Mr. Suilsa mother. IRA IIacheI
Null. near this city.
NJ ana ITHs wesley WIIdAslu anU
Mr.. md Hrs. Joseph y. KoonIz and
daughter. EnKenla. o. Hanover. Fisitz
ed Mf. and Mrs. Edv Cummings. thu
city. and Francis foEue, Talr Ground
Hili. and Frederick HIlzel. his city.
The Sunday guests Of Mr. ana Mr..
John l. Frsyman and family. zere.
AeaHrs. and Msadamea John Y. Frey
man. Of Westminster. Arthur WI and
Willis buckingham. u HIeom: Aes-
DANES anaie Diehl. OF wezIlnin-
Htsr. d. Edgar McQuas. OF Baltimore.
Misses Sarah Dlehl. Myrtle BueEinE=
ham. Roaa Buckingham. Msasrs. Hnr-
vey Carr. William FTaymzn, Chester
buckingham. Thomas HilI md oIhsra.
Those mo Waited Sheriff am Mrs.
James NJ. stousF, Sunday. sere: Dr.
and ira I c. Harley. MT. and Mr..
Albert Rallar. Maurice an Charles.
Ar. Tom Nace. md Hrs. John Roller.
Ar. Calvin Newman. oE Hanover. Pa.
Mr. nd Ira. George Dyerz. OF Union
Bridge: Earle HoIlef. Of Waynezboro.
Dir. and ira Clarence aloner and
daughter. Evelyn. and ~. George
Smith and son. Charles. . LIIIiezz
town. Pa. and Ar' Clinton YeIzer, O.
Hanover. Pa
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A large mail pouch containing
mostly newspapers and second-ciass
matter for Taneytown, was Gu. into
pieces, on Tuesday morning. By the
East Mail train running over It. of
MiddIeburg. TaneyIown mail for
middIeburg. r. >. No. |, which i the
Largest and most important mai re-
eeived at this Office each day. is
Thrown OF the Fast Mail. at Middle
&g. while running At full speed. and
occasionally pouch will bound back
and De caught by the train. This
train should be required 70 SLACK up
sufficiently 10 handle the mail decent
II and safely Sometimes the
pouches fall into water and their con
Ients become soaked IN numerous
Eases. parcel post matter has been
brushed and broken. due to the great
Force With which the pouches come
into contact with the ground. Unless
arotaat Is made. this practice will
IkeIz continue Taneytown Re- Ed.
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Warming.

IN complaint OF the citizens AL
automobile drivers and Motorcycle
riders vii be arrested thai exceed The
speed limit Or drive with fut-ou )
open. THE SPEED LIMIT - Z
MILES N HOUR. All doctors are
noiIlied to display their tags.
JOHs A. sTEa.
june2s-It CHEF OF Pollee.
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WANTED.
I#zz4Hzz#%zs4Hs.&z..4z

WANTED-An energetic. reliable
man 10 solicit orders IN town and coun-
try for fruit and ornamental trees.
shrubs. roses, etc, Of superior quality.
permanent employment; expenses and
salary TO man Who en- work full time
and make good: full instructions given |:
references or security required: 800
Acres IN Nurseries. Established g.
years. For particulars address Hoopea.
Bro. and Thomas Co.. Stephen Girard
Bldg, Philadelphia. 1u16
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THERE'S ONLY ONE War 10
TILL tn Truth. The ruth aboul
eur Coal : tn NJ lot perfect -nel
entirely rec from slale I'D dir i
averages better than most Coal de-.
however, because the COMPANY Tia
mines II ! YER oareIal about nrspa-
ratisn. TT Smith 4 nelfsaIder. Come
this Tear md - satisfied.
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CREDITORS.

ThIz / to &c motto thu ne subscriber has
abtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll
County. Maryland. lsllars O. administration on
he eaEaIa Of
LAURA :. SMITH.
ito o. Carroll County. Maryland deceased under
ne provisions p chapter Ii d the Acts d the
General Assembly o. Maryland OF ~. Al Taa-
Hsnt O NONRESIDENT creditors d tie IecesnI are
HeFeHz HzrnsH D exhibit til einzH akninzz AID
aeaedsaI with mo snHahefs Ihereu1 zInaaI. al-
=heutIez|ed e he sHHzarhaz md 3 IlIs IL zama
q the Orphans conE= Of EzErQIf County. - or
H9fofe tie 2IzI day q JAM IL. thu may
aIher4Ise By e be szzIudsa I1olA = beaszII Of
1Is.a andsE ny nm ~ aoth a.y q Ians
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l. BANEARD { SON,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
rs EAST MAIN STREET,
WESTMINSTER, ND.

Prompt reply to summons. courteous
attention, efficient service. legitimate
dealing and correct Funeral Direction
are : few reasons why we are inquest
IonabIy superior and able to command
your earnest consideration.
Phone 20 Westminster. June %
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FOR SALE By
WESTMINSTER HARDWARE
COMPANY.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE 20 CREDITORS.
Thu ! 10 va naIIea til the subscriber has
1hlaazI from ne Orphans Eaurt O Carroll 1ouu=
., in Maryland letters Of administration 81 the
Personal Estate Of
JOHN y. Jones'
Iate q Carroll County. deceased. - persons hav=
InR claims against tt asneazzz are hereby warned
% exhibit IL sans. nth IHa vouchers .asreof
legally Authenticated 70 the subscriber on 81 be-
aid azIate.
GIvaa undsT my Ind thu 10Th ny o. Inne.
1916.
GEORGE :. JOINS.
june LIT Administrator.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-08


farmers a association
who
till federal land banks organized
W. c.,
for
Pay travelling
collected
is
half the appraised value of the land
in s
the rate
be thanh at perhaps as low pei cent
n
Mortgages than
FarnL
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SAVE PART OF WHAT YOU EARN.

Fred Chicago
is
upwards million
barber he had $500 the bank Then
he
Chicago
made $1,000 profit he built the first bought
1t him resign his job.
built
in
Of the local banks He $
part of what
opportunities
lie all you. the squarely.
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ovgRLookgD INTERuRsAN OPPORTUNITIES

Several Chicago
terest that
h lends
lines
The particularly
advertising campaign the
this the
other points of The calling
attention
the other
East Chicago Indiana
in
midd a
build splendid
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-08
LADIES SKIRT.
BY Anabel Worthington.

front. and often it is made prominent
by being formed Of contrasting goods.
The model illustrated is in six cores.
designed according to the latest fashion
notes. 1t is an excellent model for either
one or two materials. At back below a
yoke that is simulated, the plated effect
is a noteworthy development; at front
the button decoration adds to the yoke
effect and below it the front gore, which
may be of separate material, prominently
marks the panel-this is the distinctivs
feature of the garment.
Those who make over their clothes will
find this most desirable model for using
goods left over from another season OF
Transforming a skirt Of different design
One may have something striking or
really dignified lines by developing thif
in serge and satin, silk and velvet oil
similar combination.
The skirt pattern, No. S,02I, cuts II
sizes 24-32 waist To make in size p
requires 3s4 yards A inch MATERIAL with
Ia yards % inch silk for panel front
or Ats yards of all one material.
To obtain the pattern send 10 cents t.
the office of this publication.
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DandOn7
Things and Filings

WE ARE still swelled with the inn
portance of having been called upon
by the people TO assist them in select
ing a president of the United States.
THEY don't let the stork have credit
for hardly anything any more. Here's
the democratic national committee
claiming that the population has in
creased 6.464.O00 as the result of Wood
row Wilson being president.
AFFIDAVIT made a Evansville that
81 piece was offered for votes. High
cost of living affects everything. Most
of US can remember when s1.25 was a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-08
a LAKE Front PARK?

There is talk that the American Sheet and Tin Plate
for
than during terrible