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Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20

remedy for rheumatic pains, soreness and stiffness of joints and muscles, lameness, sore hands, tired, aching feet. pains in chest, sore throat, and for sprains, strains and bruises. You cannot afford to be without it. It can not possibly harm or burn the skin.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
cuttinn 11-inch Ice.

The harvesting of the crop of ice at the pumping station has got under way and 11-inch ice is being set. The
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
LACE CURTAINS AT SALE PRICES

Muslin Curtains, plain or ruff1ed- Sale prices 3ec, 64c, s4c and SIPS a pair
 Scrim Curtains in white and Arab ian-SaIe prices s4c, S1-25, sf.5o, $f.se and $2.25 d pair
 Door Panels-saie price 2fc and up Sash Curtains-SaIe price 2oc pair
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
SMOKING PROHIBITED

No More Cigars or Cigarettes to be Lighted in Haiis and Anterooms of Town Buildings.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
FUNERAL.
Jared Dickenson.

The funeral of Jared Dickenson was held at his home on South Main street Thnrsdav afternoon Rev R D. Rem
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
To Cure Cold in one Day

Tablets. Druggists refund money if if fails to cure. B. w. GROVES sigma
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
THE CHILDREN'S SHARE IN THE JANUARY
 CLEARANCE SALE

s week has been devoted the Childrens Wearing Ap- and the saving the wearing apparel for the fzfle ones will interest mothers
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
Relief From Pain

Remove pain misery as many thou sands of others have done, by apply
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
JEWET CITY

Wha: The Bulletin Told 26 Years Ago Visit and Gifts to MT. and Mrs. William McCluegase-LocaI Odd Fellows at Central Village TnstaIla-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
0nIy One More Shopping Saturday
Ieft In Which You Can Share
Iii the Savings Offered
During the Clearance Sale

Do wait until the last moment. Come today and vide yoursef with all the needed articles for the home naRponal use and share in the savings.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
CLOSING OUT ON SILK DRESSES AND SERGE DRESSES AT JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE PRICES
SuK DRESSES

Silk Dresses that were $500 are now reduced to $4.S9.
 Si1k Dresses that were $10.oo are now reduced to $7.5o.
 silk Dresses that were s12.5o are now reduced to S9.89.
 silk Dresses that were $15.00 are now reduced to $12.50.
 silk Dresses that were $17.50 are now reduced to $13.98.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
HOUSE DRESSES, WRAPPERS AND KIM0NO$
 AT REDUCED PRICES

s1.0o House Dresses now reduced to 75e.
 s1.s6t House Dresses now reduced to s1.5o House Dresses now reduced to Rf.2e.
 s2.25 House Dresses now reduced to sf.ae.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
SALE PRICES ON FLANELETTE CARMEN

BOG Night Gowns-SaIs price 44c. 75o Night Gowns-Sale price 6ec. s1.00 Night Gowns-Saie price sec. S1.25 Night Gowns-saIe price $1.1o.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
WILLIMANTIC
Coating of Snow for Roads.

lee is of fine quality. the rain of last week not spelling 1t to any extent.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20

Serge Dresses that were $500 are now reduced to $3.9S. s Serge Dresses that were $6.50 are now reduced to $4.89.
 Serge Dresses that were $10.00 are now reduced $7.50.
 Serge Dresses that were $12.50 are now reduced to $9.39. -7as-...g.ss-sse, ss-.s4
 Serge Dresses that were $17.50 are now reduced to S12.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
At Central Village Installation.

Dr. S. H. Holmes. A. D. Tripp, Fran cis Campbell, John Potts, Ernest Blake, David Boutwell, and S. A. Thompson attended the installation of the Protection Lodge, No. 19, I. O. O. F., in Central Village Thursday even
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20

Nottingham Lace Curtains - Sale prices 33c, 3ec, 64c, s4c, SIPS, $1.48 and $2.25 pair
 CIuny Lace Curtains in white and Arab-Sais prices SIPS, $f.43, $1.6q, 42.z5, $275 and S3-25 a pair
 Quaker Lace Curtains. white and acru-SaIe prices 29c and 33c pair
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20

s1.50 Night Gowns-Sale price SIPS. 29c F1annelette Petticoats - Sale price 25c.
 soc F1annelette Petticoats = Sale price Ale.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20

SIPS Percale Wrappers now reduced to e3c.
 s15o Perca1e Wrappers now reduced to $1.29.
 s175 Percale Wrappers now reduced to $1.49.
 Teazle Down Kimonos-SaIe prices s4c to $2.8o.
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Visit
PADE n C|T !,
Wait for announcement.

ready been r:-arreStcd In scarcely any
eases VAS resistance offered. All the
uud"StroycG archives IT tha political
police are being given IN Vladimir
EUurtczfi. tho we'll known rcv"lutlpnist.
The police OF kicv won't over ~ the
nov government In Il body. In the pro-
IInclal towns the manifesto announcing
tho adjudication &C Emperor Nicholas
was read from the stages III tho theatres.
Tho audiences arose and chccrcd ana
made up collections with which TO buy
gifts for the troops.
An incident occurred IN PctrnGrad
Yesterday which Is considered 1t good
auEurv for III" new regime. process
SION ~ i've Thousand Officers proceeding
:" Tia. nuina 10 declare their ahh"rrnc''
II the now government. met troops who
were. rr;urnluE. and who halted and en-
Enthusiastically chCcrcd them.
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RELUCTANT TO RETURN
CONTINUED from First Page,)

who addressed them were heard with
difficulty. G.. II. SINGS. grand vice
PRESIDENT Of the engineers and II. t..
Wall OF tn" grand lodge OF tlrrmc0.
were tho speakers. After the meet
Ing the men went back To work.
II Was announced tonight that tho
100 men az brunswick. who had stay.
cd our on strike all Of today, returned
to work tonight
The grand lodge officers loft This
evening Tor Brunswick TO attempt 10
parify the men there.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Wh,sIInq Corurvatlns Company.

Wheeling Corurvatlns Company
H..re 10 hereby given that. at Iner-nS OF th'
,,ncLholde-y Of tho Wheeling Cor'ussung ComPanT
corr.raI.on created and organized undc7 TIE laws OF
IVES, Virginia held Al Wheeling ". Va. on thH
..-n,--first day Of February. l?l'. the foAo"nS
resolutions WIRE adopted:
R..olycd inst, That tho Wheeling rHrruSatlna
Company corporation crested and Organized unnct
tho lr4< ~ The STATE Of West Virginia does herepS
diS.op.rnp. business as corporation and sirrcnd"rs
10 said Stat. It's charter and CORPORATE franchises
nv. hoard Of ntrcr,nrn will proceed 10 convert the
rro>err chos~s 10 action and all assets NJ this cor
r>,a;!nn into CASH and pay of and discharge all us
debts liabilities and obligations: and after fuS ns-
rhsrrre all such debts. liabilities and obnsatnhS'
divide The remainder the stockholders pro raa
with ;hr:r several holdings Of stock. BIZ: no su"h
navn.,, shall be mshn 10 any stakeholder Until ater
the publication Of the notice hereinafter nroNaco'
Resolved second. That the President 81 ih's cor
rorst,nn cause notice Of the adoption q the fore
rr,us resolution 30 10 published IN some newspaper
o; general circulation. published near the prihcifa
ocic. ~ place y. business 81 this corporation. once
ucck FOR four successive weeks: and that lie Ger
,lfy these resolutions the Secretary Of State OF
the STATE o: West Virgins. and deliver IN him
certificate shuwls the publication Of sad notice. rs
provided ny law.
Given under uly hand this twenty second day OF
F.bruary. 1917;
" II. ABBnTT
President u! said corporation
,-,,. u. H. WAGNER.
Secretary.
Z. r. =
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PUBLIC SALE


Pursuant ,n ,i~rc- " ~. t'rrt, ''our' ~ Ma.
,haH rnuntr West Virginia made -nd entered on
Tho 18Th d. % rrh.p-:v. 1913. ~ Tie rhan""rE
rsu-. .. charles kurfc- administrator. -. =.
n = Ku.frr al. and entered ~ r'"c'" ~
Chan"crr nThcr E'-'I H". II rHs" liz. The nn!'r'
signed s:-s,,l r..nml>sInu"r n'i' ~
StTIR n.N. trRIL ~ l7;:.
Off ,ot 81" IN NJ. hSh,.t hidd"r. ~ N" r7F;h
',ur; door Of TIE our, ilou+r Of Ohio unuUtr We>i
Virgins, commencing ~ ~ o'clock =. N. - ira;
d.. Ire following dN"rttCd r'el c~,i.o 1;ua'" IN
ie- r'Iir ~ Wheeling IVES, Virginia that Is 10 ssv:
The north h.F Of !"t numbered ninr l?'. N V
E":fs 'rycrutcr cf III. last Will and irHsintnt ~
John Eft deceased Fasiur" Field Addition 10 the
CItr O. Wheeling. uhir County. We.r virginia; sad
hal, LEI frou,l on IN" Sdo Of Jacob street no
tv.,n Tv.o,r.,h!-d aud Twrrtt fourth Streets and
extends ,.r;wsTfI' o! vidth ;hcrrf="m AZ rsht
angles with sod J4r"h S'i"~; distance ~ one hun
d--d 400 f--l IT.. wts' lae ~ We'd Etrcri. 10
said Cai, Ih- pl7t n sad Atil,!oa Is rrcn;ced i'll
IN, ofT;cr ~ n. c.r! ~ n. COUNTY Court - said
Ono Count, IVES, viFsEI.. ltccH Rock Nc. 81
G:ss e. h~rg III. sam. rro?~Ty ""nverri {" Ern"S'
,iu- -. I-si. d-~-As-: b. Michael Frr'smuth.
Trustee. b, d"e d.rri july -. laHi. and NJ 'e'Hrd
In nc~d Rock No l0S rss- ~. ~ hhio County Re-
ord. together With tho buildings ADD improvements
thereon.
TERMS nr SALE. IN" lhrI .: IN. rriTeha-c
MONEY ard ~ urich The purchaser may
t!tf - PAY cash IN land on tho day Of SALE. and
,hr residue equal in,tIiimen', PAYABLE in ono
.veu7 and wears Com The date nf sale. he pCr
chaser giving H. nu:-> S!'h interest from date with
rn,G ;rg>ursi ~~'ur.'y such deferred payments
and ;ho legal i,e sad property - - retiine's a'
further .s,ur'r Uni! IN" licE"se MONEY shall have
re.n fully Ys!d
CHARLES l.. rAERIGAS.
S:-r,i4I I.Inrn:ss!nueT
! Slcro- r Myrr, r'r:l 20 tho t.rru! I"uT Of
Ma:shaT r"ILiv. Wc% Virginia. he:rhr certify that
i,I:d with s.-su-lty approved rs sufficient AMI
IN the .l,ly provided -" the dhcer "i sar In ihi"
rsn.r has been s.rcn y, >slh special c"mn:s scnr!.
NlTnR l.. MYERS.
Clerk II the II;r,; CcI1 IF Marshall County. West
vtrsinis mr. ~ 10 &c sp.2-9Ii
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pear TO be all in tho same category.
With the practical certainty that
this country will become involved In
in hoStiliticS with Germany. even II
only for the Keeping open Of the SEA
lanes 10 Europe, officials are scanning
tho news from Inc various war fronts
with the closest scrutiny. \ direct,
intimate interest has Succeeded the
rat her academic attention OF days
when America seemed far distant and
isolated. An advance on III" west
front or in MrSOpolamia Is now
studied with tina keen "agrrncss borne
of a realization that il may hav" d
direct effect on America future hlS'
tory.
The War Situation.
The Kaleidoscope developments OF
the last few weeks history has been
followed most keenly. The apparent
crumbling of Turkish power IN McSo'
potamia and Persia as shown III the
capture OF Van today by the Russians
following the fall OF Bagdad To thr
British, the unexpected sweeping TOR
ward nfboth british and French In n
wide Swalh in III" west front. the pro
war revolution in Russia. threats o.
Internal trouble in Germany, and en-
mas severance 1T relations. have
| served In convince many observers
that the beginning of lhr end Is near
The German retreat III Franc" i
/ not yet accepted as NOR" than S'ral
cgic, however. Tho Russian rcvnli
ton. too. is admitted In hnlh pnSHInli'
| Ties OF counter revolution Whlcn VII
| greatly .Cripplr the military rflicl"nc!
| and in some quarters it is hold con
! fidenily that Germany 5 II hd'
strength for another great offensive.
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WANTED--Iemale Help

WANTED --p.n,n.rooru sI5l N''. b. Bowers. SIS
Hrt'"ll".h. >Ati E"n" lS:S-E. mr-l9li
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "pcf@@"r. Reference re-.
uurrl R:rlIand T"lrIh"r~ TO. Il. Il. ). ST.
tI,ir-yilic o. Prone NJ. RrhIAnd. mr-l?li :.
WANTED-'rl tor general houscNork Apply e."
S"l'h FroH: 81 nr.h-!
whHTEp--YmIng lady :" !.,,ss. IN office. Must -
good at nsi:rrS aud havc'sNn" knowledge RI f'rnn'
.r,l,, ,.Idrr.. .'E" care lu;"ccnccr. mr.lIGi
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Tresdom For Na,iy.

t.uHrsnN. March IS = rs Q. M Tele-
era piIInc from rctr"yraE Sunda". Eout'
NrS .'"rr..s puudint sats.
Et.i N,@n thr." AMI s"ur l>urdr"h poI'-
t;.,aI ;ri~tu"rs ha." been r,1ca sod from
ti,.' Eutiry prison III Moscow, About l.
100 "rirnip2lS. many of ih"in irtJSt dang
"rruS "hrT;trt"rE. escaped ~Pn1 ~"
rrisrn but a ma i"rity ~ them heve al
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mite policy for the nation In case
the United States actually enters
the war. This possibility was
mentioned by the President In his
inaugural address March 5.
"Thc Overt Act"
All Of the conditions outlined by The
president In his message announcing
he diplomatic break with Germany rs
leading TO 4 stare of armed neutrality
hay" now been fulfilled. The covert
dcf described hy him then has aclu-
ally cuuc; ii in fact il had not been
committed when th" president went
before COrCTcSS again. Since then he
ha> established q stale Of armed nru'
Iralty without the specific authority
.ui congress.
President Wilson Was ont au;OmO-
billing when the first AssuCiai"d Press
GiSuarChrS telling Of III" three dis
asters came IN quick succession
Through Secretary Tumulty he was
given all available facts immediately
on his return. In the m"ani!m" Sec
rctary Lansing and other state depart
mpnt officials. as we'll as cabinet mem
beers. were given the information.
Several hours later official reports
came from Consul Frost 1T Queens
town and Consul General Skinner 1t
LDnduu. telling ri m" sinking al III"
city Of Memphis, tn" Nicilancia and
IN, Illinois. These drSnaiclI"- con
frmcd press reports. bui added f."
details.
Full Authority.
International lawyers ana runStiiu-
tinnal rApcrtS here showed ma h",i.
fancy tonight in saying that President
Wilson has full authority :" interpret
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FOR RERI-CoRNER STORE ROOM MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS FORMERLY LoGAH'S CORNER
500 ALSO NINE LARGE FIRE PROOF STORE
ROOMS LOWER AND UPPER FLOORS. IN
HAWLEI BUILDING.
JAMES 1. HAWler.
1885,. MAIN STREET.
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FOR SAI,E-Ma chirerY.

IRON AND WnonNOR MACHINERY
--N'w snI s"-'ori ha'iL. Mlriin" tool. lari".s,
drills, sh~I"rs Tian"r-, Presses. t,arng, marh.!s-
crr. Ga-"liu" engine. r'm:s. electric motor.
Frcin"~. R".rs. IH1u"rS. hauI.>aW,. >d"mill mft'
f'~. R"lrrrg pullc'-. r'a''inG t";.:rart,r "i'ii'
mrnt- BAIRD MACHINERY Co., Pittsburgh, a.
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LEGAL NOTICE
HQIICE.
t,,,,,hrrb ru JznIIsfv ie1T

r,,snuIgh Pa. January :. iflI.
III. riusnursh. Wheeling and hen;ucky h"'Io1n
Cnrnpsa- . cmrror,uu;' Of tho Stale ~ West VIZ
ou,, R,,lra. torunany CORPORATION Of the S:a"i
81 renn.yhan.a. wrst Virginia. Ohio. Indiana .nd
i.l!nc>. TIE Nsnd"ii. Railroad |omn.hS' r"Fc ID,
Eyn OF tie STATES ~ '"o,H"H ""' a., sh,,.,o
.>uurrs,E Bel: Railway Company anu 'He 'n"aso'
Indian. md tAs'r!n h-!"" 'u'p'' -, 49,. Iar.
II Tho Si";e ul Ihu'-h"' N~'I' 49,. r.Ir,,J
q tG7ss Sthtes' pech '""''''' ~ ,,nJ.,,n
t"u!"ny n"u.I ihe '"'Soue". -. r,,r,,y
'nd -. LOUIS H~'"n" ',,t ,,or hs,rr n,rn
: ~. '"o as''e u.,.,rr - stat. ~ Wcs,
lliri at ne "''r 81 ,''' :, t,..o,cn.r mia
'lFi'"i' &C" l'H IN n"' ,s,,.. ,,rJ ny the ptt,.
"E'e"'." '!'' 49, ,n,n,,, r,iIro,d C,nrauv
e"'s", ",ee'''" ',,,.,, ,L,r,.,u ,,d st, Louis
rue ''"'" ,.I,I,, u.iIrnsd trnDvauy The
ma ,, n, ,,-' I.or,,uy. md Chicago Indi-
""'''" r"'. r.II,.v ,,,ru,any IN the States Ot
':' "' ~ I,,,I-,u,a ohio indiana aud ill.
~ -I nn .u,,ct .nL u,,,,a,rd b1 The Pittsburgh
' ' "" ,r,,...1, .uu 81, L,uI Railroad Com.
i.ITar>I.iU,u VIIEElING AND kLNTlCkf
RAILROAD COMPANY.
..Iir yITTSRI-Kl;U CIN,ISShTL CliiCAGO AHD
- Lui:IS RAILWAY COMPANY.
l,\uAIJA Raj EVAB COMPANY
liz ANul.R~I'N hf.l'i hNlI" ~ n".' .,
IHl' 40. i>DIAHA MI hASiL"'' "A'"
I'%iANl. - .,,,,,.u
H. >'''''s' -
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FOR SALE--HorSeS.

FOR SALE--A mAi.'h team % blacks : and trd'r
,d weight ..nI 10. Would iaar small horse III
cI.h.nsc rps: Office IuS 81. Whc"aS. :" Va
mf In
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coHTpACToRS' EQUIPMENT

Concrete MIXERS. ton f,-lt capacity. SS2S.o hTH
f,ot ;ISb 40 Street PAYERS. - ur!rhakcr Wagons.
urran,r, Everything for contractors SPECIAL
,rcc,. BAIRD MACHINERY Co.. Pittsburgh f"'
r.u {.
FOR SALE-Ann" !. h"l,- I'e":I.,- i-t"'H'" engine.
l!.r than irr": N.tr- i'r.i Ia. 'uIiti'r
m, GOD ~ hay pr",s ny, Mt "'ni"H huat"r "n'l
>n,edI"r ash rrl". 81 IN. .Ni'ir"-S l.".I l"N
W ~ bethesda. Ohio mr-li
FOR ShtE--S4s rriil and ."'-tahn crS"r Inquire
= - HuG, R"thanr. W "a mr-i;
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RAILROAD STRIKE
tcoDtt.usd from First PageJ

(Continued from First Page')
son law the basic eight-hour DAY
will 90 into effect.
The details arc being workeo
upon by Joint commission "A'eh
Will have it's negotiations com
plctcd by noon" Mr.. Lane SAID.
The decision reached by the
managers at their midnight con-
ference means that the brother
hoods have won an important VIC
tory although it does not bring
them their original demands. BY
the agreement, il is assumed the"
will be awarded pro rata tune ror
overtime on the basic eI9ht-hour
day which they have been as
Surcd.
Their original demands called
for time and half for overtime
on the same basic day.
The men will get their present
pay for ten hours for eight hours
work under the agreement. hese
concessions on the part OF the
managers arc virtually what the
employees commended they would
gain under the Adamson law It It
were declared constitutional.
Immediately after Secretary
Lane had made his announce
mcrt the brotherhood leaders sent
teIeQrams to all the general chair
men informing them that the
strike had been declared off.
The announcement of the man
aqers that they had yielded aP'
parentIy came as a surprise to the
brotherhoo chiefs for they were
in bed when summoned again 10
the conference room. Earlier IN
the evening there had been d Is
tlnctIy pessimstic feeling as TO
the pros ect for aVertln9 a strike;
10 to that hour the railroads mao
refused to make the concessions
GRANTED and the brotherhooos
stood fast to their determination
to strike unless they won their
demands either by the supreme
court declaring the Adamson law
valid or by their employers grant
ino them the eight hour day.
Earnest appeals by Secretary
Lane and the other medIatorrs 10
the patriotism Of the railroad
n,anaoers arc believed to have
been an important factor IN
brinoina about settlement. he
critical situation in which the
country finds Itself because OF 'ne
sinking Of American sh'pS oy
German submarines was impress,
cd upon them and they were ;o'o
that II a strike were permitted az
this time il would be national
calamity. Similar pressure was
brought to bear upon the orotner-
hood chiefs.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1s.-Word
that the railroad strike had oeen
called of brought mingled salts
faction and relief to adminlstra'
ton officials tonight. F Particularly
in view Of the sudden increase OF
tension tonight over relations
with Germany, il was felt the SET
tIinq Of differences between the
railroads and brotherhoods re-
moves a big menace to proper IN.
ternaI preparations for national
defense.
News of the agreement reached
the White House after President
Wilson had retired
Some officials pointed out that
the resembling Of the strike orders
has the effect Of removing the SIT
uation under which the supreme
court might decline to hand down
an opinion tomorrow on the
Adamson law, even if it should be
ready, basing this refusa on
Iona recognized objection to act.
ina under the appearance o:
durcss.
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WANTED-Male and Female.

aud mrn. GOOD WAGES: Apply at
Wheeling Tile &c. %lst atJ Chapline streets.
nIr-l9-i
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WANTED Pos1tlon

wkNTED-E1rrrrnrcd vo,Ir: man. as chauffeur or
Tcr,,rnan IN private family. truck driving or
garage Five years experience. Best OF reference.
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hr rewarded on r.,urt 81 =: 10 c. Ss!nhs. Gregg
inr.lT.t
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PERSONAL

WANT :" stnr" my plano With responsible family
Tor ono wear ~ | nslc arcrirf position IN lilo
vta Il do NOT return YOU buy this piano for
SION You will b. that time know Whether Vt Is
! worth tho pl"nc,. Address Box W. lntelliSenccr
,r,. nr-l4.rn
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lnsI-PIatInum bar pIn., TIRES dlamondI. Reward
return to Harold o. Ell. 2oS National tMhanSs
Bank BLDG. hF-lo'i
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DIE D


Roe-or Moud.y. Mach -. 1917. At ?:i5 o'rlok
M ~ Eat Inrr3p.f. nhin Mrs SARAH T..
uur AGED 50 YEATS .-rnc h'dy viii he removed
;,I.. ,o the ~ :. Creighton rrsid"iirr at tho -
Err,s-. Elm Grove. :
sunrra! notice lcIr4i;tf
rO1 -um sunday March y. 1917; 1t ~ orl-:s
IN al HE family !",!rm". NJ. i-ii iSl;Iinote
street. MRS. ANNA, ic!Ict II William FoA.
FIr.r,4! nulIcr Lc!c~irf
MOORE-N Ii.I"ldIId. ONO. on FidaF- NHrch ~,
Ipl. =: 80 v'cnck p. ~. MARY a. wife ~
,.n,,rn " lan a. Moore. II Titon5ille. OHIO 10
the Grth !r"r ~ E'f sS.. =
r,,rrrI! s.ryrc. =; ~ ir<!"n"r u her daughter.
Mr.. g. L.. L.atsu't, lEuHJId APARTMENTS. National
K.,d T,rc,da, ag,f fr...u. . o'cl'-,h Friends Of
Ia,ri.y ln,;ir,. l2irrmcm; Grren"''od cemetery.
unwagD-r ,L.arr H.. Saturday morning.
Man.A Il. lei;. gAEElEr GAY. wife Of W. Il.
iiran!d q
FIurrat s'ryr! 4; tne M'u,i"I ''omrany chlI- III:
.'ha:,luc strict. Sour.ay afternoon so o'clctA.
Fr!,n., "G family ;l'liri. Im"Fmcnt prE-ie Green
"opG cemetery.
seEEErI-m Thu ,,iay. M.n:h =. El7. a; J.!
,,,,m.L :; nj =: ii, lat, h,r-. e. worth Wabash
street. CHARLES =, sE>NLTr. !" hts I'd year. .
Funeral ,n Mrr.!s, .>r"ruus 81 "'""ta. Renuiem
h,-., I,..s :; s. Ip, in, cathedral al $50 ocncl
Fr.,.I, in,.;ci I" 3t:c'.d. ln;:F"cH; >: Ne" Mar
;rasFiHr. ". Va.
LsyII,u Ti1r.,!s,.. MAJ, ii.i?I'. Al 6:ii o'cork
Il mr. !. n. late irstIcucc. Virginia M~ttnen,s.
' DAVID LE'I. rs .ne :ra :car %; his asr
r,nfal scr,rss f5on. ~ I~i" t"s;fH'' Monday At
,,.r..k = ~ Fr,IrG, 81 IT, fI"il. inTi;cd 10 at
;.rd In:.Ir.a; .@.,a'' "a '.'Hrnnn.'y m"usolcum.
,hi,ur,.-, ~. -l.5s yc'Sr tppS.)
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BEGS FOR LIFE
tCcut:nued :roa. First ease.)
Prisoners Released.

a intnr!er.'nrc BY the emperor IN III"
affair IL the church,
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WkNTEo-Man - work a. farm. by the mouth or
mn sl,n-rs Inquire Iic!l ;Slour l"i-J. mr-l'-n
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WANTED-NI.n' I"r farm cork. married or single
t,r'. II. Ncuh"Fd. Elm ''o'c Bel phone.
nNr.1L.i
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WaNTEo-At once man Tho can handle team. 20
vcf. O., r'oitcs. farm. tWr.ic or phone. J: VI.
Itorc- I,c,L,n- W Va 4. nr-l6-i
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WAHTso-nArrcr. YoUnSi man. sph,r aud steady.
C;ooa Wages W ). S:oL 5TahcT. Barncs'ille. %
4, K
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Tho Presidents Appca

RI" president already has appealed
ir tho patriotism nr tn" rr"u and mau-
agers aud II was assumed that his ron
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WANT ED-Sprc,aI repc"Nrl;,ttHc. Must be honest
and t1"ful. 'oluu"rSS I'm liberal Allan Tnr.
rrr I.oD Mail, 81. Is- ~. Nat. lG5-T. mr-lo-r
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rOx uu sunday March - 1917. 1t IN o''lrs:s
>, =, r., family ,...ii!rn,. ~ i-ii i:si;iinoIe
street. MRS ANNA, te!se, Of William FOX
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rrrr.! s.r,4rc, =; "a, 'rsi,!"n"r nf her daughter.
Mr. g. l.. isets,1t Howard APARTMENTS. National
Rosd Tuc,dI; al'ffn""n o'"l'-:h. Friends Of
family ln,:irL Iaicimcn; GTreuwrod' Cemetery