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SNLDiE22 500GT LON SALES
fifteen Cantonrnents Pass Million
Dollar Mark.

washington, Oct. 25-Army sub
.c-:g.; n to the second liberty loan
re estimated 1T s45.0G0. 900
F:F-een out Of ;he thirty-one can
.onmert camps have passed the mil
ION mark. Camp Grant, Rockford,
=. leads the national army camps,
WITH a total Of s1.4o2,00O. Camp
Sheridan Montgomery, Ala, heads
he na4f nal guard camps with 81, 374,-
900. Troops in the Hawaiian depart
men have subscribed to $692,450.
American army units in France have
.uh7criheI for more than s1,50o,000.
General Pershing has cabled:
Report progress with Liberty bond
sa}es. all officers, soldiers, clerks, n
-erHreters. intending some FreHch
women. temporary clerks at TIE e
Aeadauarto~s. subscribing, AL units
making encouraging reports"
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Kaiser ConsuItinu Leaders.

Copenhagen. Oct. 25.-Emperor VII
liam returned to Berlin prepared to
deal with the political crisis. par-i~u-
larly as it affects the imperial chan
cellorship.
Rudolph Won Valentino. chief of he
omperor's civil cabinet. made a r port
. the emperor on the train on tNe
developments Of tie political s;tu7 ion
. During the ru'or's absence in tie B7l-
l-ans
Valentino is known iolIingIy as the
carrier of the bows rings" n &c VT
C The part he plays in The political
Gemiee Of the highest imperial AID
Prussicn civil Officials He acts IS he
emperor's eyes and ears in ascertain
ing opinion.
Responsibility is accredited popu-
'arIy to Valenti@i for the selection OF
Dr. Michaelis when it was decided to
drop Prince Won Tue,ow as car9;-
ate. owing to the Soci0list ann u &c
ment that they wo'lld make open war
On the government if the prince were
rainst~ted as chancellor. It is SAL
hat Niche ellis Wa 7ot even Gers =
ed three hours before his appoint
rl"0+ was made
- leaders Of the Re!c1stag par
Je~. with the "Xce"f-H1 o. tie CN"5H'-
vaJives and the extreme 80 2 t..
#h0 heron SERIES Of c0rH 'el'57I
rcnEe renCes OF the chance l0rs T g :
is in Berlin seem as far as fnfi a
items IN the newspaper report give
2ry clue, to be attempting to II: n
the line of advice to be given t'e
emperor should he decide to consult
them regarding a chance of ch2nceI-
iors.
The centre and national lib ~a'
members d'f'ar s'a~0ly VII he s
r-aIists ard q ion of the I'd =
"cga riding tie rr07rietv o. i1frin~-@
mon the thrones nrcrng7tive in Il"
-a'n-tion Of the chancellor.
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HARD and SOFT OR
ANY KIND OF CORN
Tells how to loosen q tender corn 81
it lifts out without pain.

You reckless men and women who
are pestered with corns and who
have at least once a week invited an
av.-ful death from lockjaw or blood
poison are now told by a Cincinnati
authority to use a drug called free
zone, which the moment few drops
are applied to any corn, the soreness
is relieved and soon the entire corn,
root and all, lifts out with the fling
ers.
1t is a sticky substance which dries
the moment it is applied and is said
to simply shrivel the corn without
inflaming or even irritating the sur
rounding tissue or skin. 1t is claim
ed that a quarter of an ounce will
cost very little at any of the drug
stores, but is sufficient to rid ones
feet of every hard or soft corn or
callus.
You are further warned that cut
ting at a corn is 4 suicidal habit
ADV.
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French Capture 5000 Prisoners.

Pas. Get 25.-The number Of pris-
-2crs taken by the French in their
lack norGN =ass Of Scissors has
"eeched 5000, the war office announc-
IS.
Tho Germans attempted no counter
n.tack durir~ the NC /
In the Ve~dun sector the Germans
.cade a vic'ent attack on the French
>osition north of Hill S44, but were
eaten bach
TIE night was generally calm on
tie whole front of the at ack north of
he Aisne," scvs the announcement.
The enemy limited himself to bonn
Ao~l'ng our new lire. especially in the
. ior of Wand -s=on. ard attempted
% infantry reaction. Our troops are
rgani ing the conCI0-ed ground. The
,,-mbcr IF v~isOne~e actually count
! he's reached 5000. among whom
re 1fn rfcers. bclCneing 20 eight d:f-
lent diyi ions including two of the
ard. The STATS OF tire regiments,
~Inong them three colcnels, were TAX
n prisoner.
at is confirmed that two enemy
''vtsicrs which had been held in re-
~e-ve he ipd the front were engag-
ID on October % and were put to
cry. severe test.
East and west of Cerny artillery
fgh ting was rather lively during the
night. French accommodating parties
penetrated the German trenches at
several points and brought back pTis-
nners and two machine guns
"Tn Champagne we made two sue
oe=srul attacks. one in the region OF
the Butte du Tahure, the other west
If Auberive.
"On the right bank Of the Meuse
we're married. by heavy artillery ac-
ions. The enemy delivered violent
attack on our positions north of Hill
IA. After a severe combat we repu!s-
ed the enemy. who was able to main
tain himself in a position in our ad-
vanced line. A vigorous counter at
Jack by our troops expelled him, and
our line was re-established entirely.
Another German attack on the
Crete des Caurieres cost our assail-
ants appreciable losses without any
result"
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l~-ran-s,y Tries 70 Arouse pecrie.
T-,~0~-ad. Oct. 25-Tn an ono io0aI
,d1rees 70 TIE preliminary .2r&ameat.
-,~on.te~ II. EerensEy appealed o the
,ei~-g-ca 10 erdeGv0r to arouse n the
peor'a re sane sense # Individual
-rc~e.H.'t'y at the front and in the
car witch carried the Russians to
rtctory fer time in the pCst-revolu,
tionary ofen@tve early in July.
Thc prente- de~7o~7d the prasen
lemoralizarion Of tire army.
II only we could rekind'e the en-.
.hratasm of those July days in the
lea"t Of each man." he said, I'VE
how'd have PEACE by Christmas. an
.ro~crab,e peace for free Russia, with
he war tough; to an honorable end"
The premier talked for an hour.
"UnEing the gamUt Of emotions from
esDair to hope. He was applauded
y al sides.
We ere not fighting for political
nds. bus for the very existence Of
1ussia," ne declared. The army in
he trenches seems to have lost the
sense of duty and honor, although at
cine places it is filled witf-a--aew
y~i~f-
''T'He batteries on Oesel Island give
,p v-it'Cut . struggle, willie little Da-
% Island ,crces foHG1 T brave'y."
". Kerars,,y defended the govern
neat % e charges made by the NJ.
r.. zeal. who blamed others
= the Generalization of the army
nj nfnted al monarchial plo,s. He
4 the No~u;loff ~svaIt was not mon
-ahial. but a mere attempt at a die
-so-sNiD. as also was the Bolsheviki
revolt If July
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Clark Accuses Einanciers.

Oklahoma City. Okla. Oct. Pa
ring" of New York fnanciers is try
ing to make the Liberty loan cam
naign partial failure. so that the next
loan will bear higher rate of inter
ast, Speaker Champ Clark said in a
.iber'y day address. Mr.. Clark called
the conspirators" the spiritual des-
,endants" of a similar group which
turing the civil war forced govern
nent bonds down to half their face
7alne.
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Rhine Towns Await Raids

Geneva Oct 25.-AIl towns and
,iuos along tie Rhine are expecting
,arrisaI air raids. The number Of an
lair raft guns has haen doubled. The
n7vo~s have summoned meetings to
zplain precautionary measures to the
population. who are advised to keep
-ool. Sirens have been mounted on
M: ,Nps and from them the alarm
will be sounded.
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GERMAN PRISONERS ESCAPE
Men From Eitel Friedrich and Appam
Tunnel Way Out OF Fort MCPHERSON

Atlanta. Ca, Oct. 25.-Ten German
sailors, interned with several hundred
others at Fort Mcpherson, escaped
through a tunnel they dug under one
of the barracks.
It led them to liberty 100 feet away.
The men were from the former raid.
ers PTinz Eitel Friedrich and Appam.
They were brought here few weeka
ago from Fort Oglethrope. Officers
believe they had been working on the
tunnel since shortly after their ar.
rival.
soon after the ESCAPE was discover
ed. blOodhounds followed trail mile
10 a small stream into which the fugi.
tives had waded. All had left their
socks on the bank of the stream. No
other wearing apparel was found. Sol
diers seeking the Germans have or.
ders 10 bring them in dead or alive"
Two of the men were officers.
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PRESBYTERlAMS MEET
Few. w. :. Reber of EIlwood City,
Elected Moderator of Synod.

Johnstown. Oct. 25.-The annual
convention of the Pennsylvania Synod
# the Presbyterian church, opened
With a sermon by the retiring mo!e~-
tor. Rev. DR.. James w. Gill2nd. Of
Shamokin. and roll call by Rev. DR..
Robert Hunter. stated clerk, of Phila-
ielphia.
Two hundred delegates were pres
crt.
Many important questions will be
aiken ND, including increased salaries
or ministers, inter-chu"ch federation,
mems work and evangelism.
Rev w. Frank Reber. of Elwood
City, was unanimously chosen moder-
. atOr
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Live Stock Quotations.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1Oc un.
der previous average; bulk. $4,000
Is o. ligr+ s11 35T 1926: m x d,
heavy, s14.65 @16.60;
rough, s1465@1485; pigs, s10.5O6
ATTLE-Steady: native steers,
.s6.75n17: western steers, 5000
1865; stockers and feeders, $6@ / l 40;
COWS and heifers, s475@11.75; calves.
SHEEP = Slow. wethers, $500
1875 lamb s12.G5T17.75
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S0iIr Stomach.

Eat slowly. masticate your food
thoroughly. abstain from meat for a
lew DAYS and in most cases the sour
stomach will disappear. If it does
0ot. take one of Chamberlain's TAB
cts Immediately after supper. Red
meats are most likely to cause sour
stomach and you may find it best to
cut thcTl out -Adv.
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Ihamberiain's Cough Remedy the
Most Reliable.

After many years experience in
he use of it and other cough medi-
cines, there are many who prefer
hambeTlain's to any other. Mrs. A.
y. KRISTEN, Greenville, Ills, writes,
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
aeen used in my mothers home and
nine for years, and we always found
t quick cure for colds and bron-
chial troubles. We find it to be the
most reliable cough medicine we have
used ADV.
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PERSHiNC IN
BATTLE OF AISNE
Goes to Second German Trench
With Fronvil Officer.
PEThIN CAPTU..5S 5000 FOES
American Commanders Goodness Un-
der Fire Excites the Admiration of
the Allied Army.

der Fire Excites the Admiration of
the Allied Army.
American Training Camp in France,
Oct. 25.-Gene-al John J. Persh1ng,
commander OF the Unied States fore
IS i'll France, accompanied one OF the
French generals as far as the Sec
ond German line, in the French at
tack on the Aisne front.
General Pershing was with Gener-
Z! FTanchet d'Esperey. at first observ-
ing the attack from a favorable post
some distance in the rear of the
French front line Then General Per
shing suggested going into the French
trenches.
This they did. but General Pershing
vas not satisfied and VT on through
lie shell fire into tie frs line Of the
captured German trenches cnd then
into the second line. General Per
sling's imDerturable attitude during
this time is the talk of the French
amy.
TIE general afterwards went with
= sne~al F'ranche- d'Ter Nrpy to Gen
er~l Petains HEADQUARTERS and was
nrasert wien General Fr2nchet d'Es-
rev give the comman .er-in-chief a
? etai!ed report of the successful at
tack.
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M.USTRELYONCHARu
BALTIMORE HELPLESS IN RACE
TO EXCEL IN POPULATION.
Its Pleasant Homes, Beautiful WomeE
and Manly Men, and Its Wealth OF
Solid Advantages Always viii
Keep 1t FamouA

prepared by the Baltimore County Non.
Partisan Citizens Protective Committee.)
One of the arguments which the
advocates Of annexation find most
potent with the people of the counter
3 that they want to better the stand
ing Of Baltimore among the leading
cities Of the country. This appeals Il
all the people Of the State, because Of
heir natural feeling Of pride in Mary
and. A study Of the census figures By
The stay-at-homes and a little trave
by rolling stones dispels the pretty
lream that the Monumental City
pleasant place as 1t is to live in, car
aver oUtstrip such cities as Cleveland
ct. Louis and Chicago, or hold its OWE
n the race with the manufacturing
centres of the Middle West.
Baltimore will ever stand first in the
estimation of the world as the city OF
homes, the home of beautiful womer
and gallant and courteous men, the
centre Of conservatism in finance, thu
chief port of entry of the terrapin, the
oyster, the crab and the canvas-bacb
duck and various other things which
make life worth living and the mers
vulgar struggle for wealth and position
things to be despised, but, while it is
likely to maintain its position and rank
among the leading cities on the Allan
lie seaboard, 1t cannot expect to retain
seventh place in competition with such
y-11loar nd cnrdi5 nnfrni%
pittsburgh, Cleveland and st. Louis.
It is better so. for what true Mary.
lander or other gentleman of the old
regime would throw away the rose to
run after the cabbage?
Baltimore Seventh In 1910.
According to the Census of 1910, Bal
5imore stood seventh in the list OF
American cities, those ahead Of her
being New York. Chicago, Philadel
phia, st. Louis, Boston and Cleveland.
rs all of these showed from twice to
I've times the percentage Of gain
hOwn by Baltimore in the decade
l300-1910, and are still growing rapid
=, it is manifestly impossible for the
Monumental City to catch up with
Them. Cleveland, the next city above
Baltimore in the list, showed de
cennial increase of 46.9 per cent, while
hat of Baltimore was 81. If Baltt
more were to annex the whole of Bal.
timore and Anne Arundel counties,
Cleveland probably would still be
ahead of her in 1920. for Cleveland
also has suburbs to annex.
Five Other Cities In Race.
There are five cities in the race with
Baltimore to hold seventh place or bet
ter in the Census OF 1920. They are
Pittsburgh, Detroit, Buffalo, San Fran
cisco-Oakland and Los Angeles. The
United States Census Bureau has pre-
pared a table showing the population
Of cities of 100000 inhabitants or more
N 1910, with the population Of their
suburbs, not under the city govern,
ment but of strictly urban character,
and the percentage of growth 1900.
1910. These suburbs are in each case
combined with the city and called the
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TEUTON DRIVE
ON ITALY STARTS
Three Points.

Berlin, Oct. 25.-An Austro-German
Offensive has been instituted on the
italian front, army headquarters an
nounced.
German and Austrian infantry have
captured the foremost Italian position
near Faitch (Piezzo) and Tolmino and
IN the northern portion of the Balm
sizZa plateau.
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Mrs. Smith Recommends Chamber.
Iain'S Tablets.

Il have had more or less stomach
trouble for eight or ten years, writes
Mrs G. H. Smith, Brewerton, N. Y.
When suffering from attacks of in
digestion and heaviness after eating,
one or two of Chamberlain Tablets
tone up the stomach and enable it to
perform it's functions naturally. If
you are troubled with Indigestion,
give them a trial, get well and stay
Well-AdV.
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figures:
District
Pittsburgh and eoston's Suburbs.

1t is apparent that Pittsburgh, by an.
nexing her suburbs, can at once jump
to fifth place in the list Of American
cities-fourth place, unless Boston,
with a population Of 670,5S5, should
also annex the S49,S55 inhabitants of
her suburbs, giving her population
Of 1,520,470. Let US take the six dis.
.ricts in the list and see what their re-
spective enumeration will be in 1920,
based upon the percentage of increase
l9001910:
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GENERAL MARKETS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Firm
Straight, s10.25@ 1850. City Nils,
I'VE FLOUR - Quiet; per barrel,
WHFAT-St steady; No. 2 red, 1924.
CORN-Quiet; No. yellow, s2.1O@
212
OATS Steady; No. 2 white; ssh
PDrLTRY-Live, steady; hens, q
n 24c: old roosters. 800 zoe. Dressed,
staedv. choice fowls, gle: old roost-
erS. 22c.
RUTTER = Firm; fancy creamery,
Acc per ID.
FGGS = Firm; selected, 50@51c:
nearby, 42c western. 42c.
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President suys Liberty Bonds.

Washington, Oct. 25.-President
Wilson has subscribed for $4,000 OF
the second Liberty loan. Of the first
Liberty loan he took $4,000.
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BABY ROASTs TO DEATH
Fell Into Boiling Water and Rolled
Out on Hot Stove.

Out on Hot Stove.
Williamsport, Pa. Oct. 25.-The In
fsnt son of John W. Propst, of Point
township. Northumberland county,
was roasted to death.
The child. which was just learning
to walk, eluded his mother as she was
busy in an upstairs room. Toddling
into another apartment the baby fell
through an open radiator hole. oand-
ing in a kettle of boiling water on the
kitchen range below The kettle up
set and the child rolled cut on the
hot stove.
The busy mother was ignorant OF
the tragedy until the odor of burning
flesh attracted her attention.
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FEW CENTS DESTROYS
YOUR DANDRuFF AND
STOPS FALLING Halt.
Save your hair! Make it thick, waVy
and beautifully this'

anu
Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence OF neglected
scalp; of dandruff-that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as Gandruff. It rObs the hair
of its lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing q Ieverish-
ness and itching Cf the scalp, which
if not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die-then the
hair falls out fast. A lttle DanderI2e
tonight-now-any tilile-Wlll sure
ly save your hair.
Get small bottle of knOwlton' S
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and after the first ap-
plication your hair viii take on that
life, lustre and IuXuriance which is
so beautiful. 1t viii become WaVy
and fluffy and have the appearance OF
abundance, an Incompatible gloss
and softness; bu. what will please
you most will be after just a few
weeks use, when you will actually
see a lot Of fine, doTrny hair--neW
hair-growing all over the scalp
Adv.
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viii 1t cause the erection of an adhi-
tioHal building in Maryland?
MunicinaT May Buy Liberty Bonds

Harrisburg. Pa. Oct 25.-Munici
nali'ies of PENNSYLVANIA were urged
% invest their funds in Liberty loan
bonds. which are declared to be legal
ond proper investments for such mon.
avs by John Price Jackson. state com
missioner Of labor and industry
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GERMANS BLOW UP BATTERIES
French Advance SO Quick That Guns
Couldn't Be Taken Away.

Couldn't Be TAKEN Away.
Berlin, Oct. 25.-In their attack on
the Aisne front the French at first
pressed forward quickly, but later
heir thrust was arrested by the Ger
nan reserves, says the official COM
aeuniCation.
The French troops in their attack,
dds the statement, drove forward to
he villages of Allemant and Chavig-
on and the positions lying between
.lese points became untenable. In the
withdrawal the German advanced bat
cries had to be blown up and left to
he French.
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REVIVE T. R. ARMY IDEA
Colonel M=y Yet Co to France at the
Head of Division.

Head of a Division.
Boston. Oct. z5.-Colone' Theodore
Roosevelt may yet go to France.
Governors of the six New England
states will go to Washington to confer
with the war department regarding
q proposal to appoint Colonel Roose,
welt chief recruiting officer, with au-
thority to raise a new division for
overseas service.
The plan the governors have in
mind Is to take the 1000 sold ers at
Camp Bartlett. Westfeld, Mass. who
form the skeleton of the six old New
ENGLAND regiments, as a basis for a
new overseas division. with the coo
mel in command.
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Report American Ship Sunk.

BuenUs Aires, Oct 25-The steam.
hip Santa Elena has been sunk eff
h Spanish coast with the loss Of
twenty-four lives. said cah,egram
'ros Spain. The vessel went down
near Ferrol Only the captain and
ne sailor survived
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Hard Coal Strike Ended.

Hazleton. Pa. Oct. 25.-The strike
Of 1000 men at the colleries Of the
ehigh and Wnkes-Barre Coal com
oany at Audenreid, Honeybrook and
T2cen Mountain has ended. A salts.
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Eggs are high,-but so is feed. The
careful feeding Of high priced feeds
should bring not only profit, but a
feeling of having done another ~bit"
along the lines of conservation.
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Group.

If your children are subject to
Group get a bottle of Chamberlain
cough Remedy, and when the attack
comes on be careful to follow the
plain printed directions. You will be
surprised at the quick relief which it
affords --AdY
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MIICHAELIS QUITS
AS CHANCELLOR
Amsterdam Reports He Has
Resigned.
KAISER CONSULTS LEADERS
Prince Won sueIow is Eeine StroncTy
Backed by the Conservatives and
Opposed by the Catholics.

London, Oct. 25.-Dr. Georg NJ.
chelis, the German imrerial chancel,
lor, has placed his portfolio in the
lands of Emperor William. according
to an Amsterdam despatch given out
W the Wireless Press.
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ar;o,nde Kill Train PASSENGERS,

London. Oct. pa despatch to the
Times from Odessa says 1G0 passen
gers were killed or wounded on
train he'd up by 200 armed brsg7nds
near VIadfkavkaz. in the CaucasuS-
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U'iroie Mines vF-r'>ino

sprfa g d. III, Oct. @ Every coal
...fn, =, ''.',.. i. idle "s q =" IT - .-C
--.:' va, :rc~e"@". i w kim
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733r..'3 e., IS Election Coy
ting { V"j3 Front,

Berlin. Oct. 25.-On a wide front
,5tweon The C~If Of Riga and The
VIVA Ne C.r2an troops have been
~. !. '~r~n ~-t-r0ut interruption from
= ano~,v he var office announced.
Tia vii drawal took place on San
-ay night.
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The Weather.,

Forecast for this section: Partly
cloudy and colder today and tomor
r1v-. moderate winds
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prepared by the Baltimore County Non.
Partisan Citizens Protective Committeel
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-10-05
SOUTHEAST CLINTON

Joe Simmons and wife and daugb-
ter Elizabeth, Louie Simmons and
family spent Sunday with their pa
rents, Perry Simmons. Jud Gee and
family spent Monday evening in the
same home.
Percy Sites, wife and son Kenneth
spent Sunday with Mrs. Maggie Howe
at Napoleon.
Emerson Baker and wife entertain
ed the following relatives Sunday:
Russell Herknner and wife, daughter
Della and Grandma Hoover Charely
Bollman, wife, son Herald, Ed Fahrin.
ger and family and Pauline Fahringel
of Liberty Center.
We are surely glad to hear that Mrs
Eura Snyder is recovering after such
a serious operation for appendicitis al
the Wauseon hospital last Monday.
Glad Dennis and family spent Sun
day at Sam Swiharts at Archbold.
Mrs. Dora Fouty, Grant Fouty anC
wife spent Sunday with Mr.. Bresslel
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Williams spen,
Sunday at Swanton with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Joe Perkins.
Lewis Krutsch, wife and daughtet
G. b. McLain and wife spent Sunda,
with Charley Ditto and family.
Media Baker spent Wednesday after
noon with Anna Taylor.
Tom Aumepd, wife and daughte
Mary spent Sunday with his mothe
who is very ILL.,