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Suuhrohourr - cr s@t % imnh mobuuMt % tonr ft tHeutt SI.OO. No
Scnnc gus imt for SnoicnSclru al en- M Nbonucut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

RcifripeIie al Wappen.
Ten beloor al 10 iolioe Yermer mp ibutings Rpl, StorreHe 9x124 Som.
ouioa en- emuIe nerre eo "@so srreus 6prmot- NRappeu er hocolaeebrun mee
oithru Gmb poo Scrnbu. Gen er mee aHbre Orb ct Vruatbiuo, toHo 90 prat:
tin, 90 ul eisre 2ienehe aarspts. Zen r foripnet mo Ct brebt hett @nnmi'
toaub im oil booe 0emene oa SnSboNt iammm. (Se openhaaenoe @ilepe)
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oouoe lGu driper Iaraaueens 9tuuer os IorStal pao 8uesen % ieuer Wap'
pu Sploen icm Ell anhu Sa.
s,une pahr samlemappc for 4Oc tMr mtb "Yphtn" for ............$ SIG
Wrrf! Nrit for SuSienbeien al en- nh Tbuuncnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
''Qiahtninq 8ua", en- praftiif ~eleftriif QDste.

6ositoaenoe N%fbilbnina piier ben iaa'
faIote "gigbining Yng"' Qpeie, bpis e%neitaa'
enbe Gsenltaber bar ltaffet ben 8p oper belle
Qmerita. Ten nil meo 3ibeu olbeles for
trrnae Den baooe uproftiife % ilbstarlige
SIielpste. "2isbinius Sus" fan beres cm'
firing i Stab os 5jss, / ajaloer oe paa Colt
nbeu ben alIerminoite 5are for Slospaaiat'
ieIie oe ben lpier liee sobt uoe i ben p1rl,e
Storm iom inoe / 6us. Der er insen 9rse
eller 9ampealnS at boIoe rent. ,Sntet Sol
meb Gle % Srpo meo 6prititter. alt man
bebguer at a%n1faiie CT ct "9rp Self Yatterp
Nr. 6" al Den Slaes. iom bruses i 2elefon'
apparater o9 Iutomobiler, % iom faaeS /
bpereneite 9ernporebonbel for 35c. Settle
Yattsri bill | "9isbtHins 8us" siue Sps /
mango Maantoer. 8i ialser lite oiSie Dat
terrier, oa De er for tiinse til at ienoe poiten
til Ell rimelig PriS.
Set nGiteu utrolige peo Dor ~eleftriife 9pg'
tt tr at ben nl iaite ct Hart 9ps so dob uo
&nnlmtt. Sette itploes en- itinnenbe poleret
Qpsfaiter, iom bar Ell uipunberlig @pne til
at ipreoe epiet iiteoetfor at iamle bet gien'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
sanse meo Yianos Encouragement.

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Sen iulbfambis lnftGtte SlGfbulSer iOrebpsser at @ennen l@tfer
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peen, % ben enehe TOM paa GRUB at lin &onnrution friper pirteHg E4sMS
automat1, os TOM life uuber np9en Smfaneiebeo oil lefh. Zen nil M4T$
fripe iepnt o. uafbruot iaalen9e Der er VlGf SeboIeeren. Oct er EMM
oloehs nnpbpenbe at rTe en- 9ausblin Ben for at foa SIattet til at EaM
hpbe Ten err alho ferbte, naar Dc er bet - beror er ben blet mbt WEE
Sountainpeunen meo "Self Starter. Naar Eennen fl fploes er Der E@MS
inseu aapNl at afNru - eMr mite; man trafter bare 4ennefaftet no, III sRsk$
90 uoar man temner, bpor Der haar 'Nres here pa bostaaenoe Ntbih.
nina, ia fplber Geuuen fig iep pa ct gieblt 9ris fcmplet $3.50 wa
"S0ren" et var TW So.cO E%&T
Merf! Sois 81 ,rr at ba tpt oeune Yen 10 Dag. he ans Dele Ct E2&9
tNrebs mS ben, pa ui kube Sem %eusene tlbasc p.o @ootagtHen Of Ytns EAEW%S
men gob stanb. Set er Dor % 5abrtens Garauh. E%Xa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
Gn batter % prattiif Samlemappe for eeierne
al "SScD Mrncn."
Spr cics al b~pcreneite Mbounent.


"a vi ueb, bppr tor Yris "Poiteu"s
2Giere letter roo 1ort9lIinaerue / "0eb
gruen". % bpor ombpeaelig Nbonuens
terue Giemmer poa buert Nlmer al 'Neo
Ninen" Tor al tuline inobinbe Naraon'
Gen, noor ben Ell Oiiluttet, iaa cr Oct blet
cS Hart, al buoo oiSie iuteresierte Seiere
'auuer, er en- beIuem Mappe, bpori bpert
Simmer al "Sco Nlrnen" eiteriom bet
mootogss, tumpc benlae9es eiter at Oct er
lnit cller for iipen at l0ies. Suov oper.
c%roentliN prottiit % bpsaeIie oct er at
eic Ell Zig Moppe, nil enbper ~fori,aa.
Mou ion ba ben tuaenbe / Soebploen
tller lieeenoe poa Sorbst / Storituen,
oltib pao i'm TlaNS, a en- eller anoeu
al SamilieuS NIeolemmer | Ell lebig
Stuuo Nal IUie "9}eb grneu".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
UUebster's Unabridged Dictionary.

Wund's VrGStfencr, Ell Canning NrGoiCner for buer Sms o9
Seliaba aaret. On BOG, iom nuar bolt oUer ben olmtnoeii9e
SpbpseeieSiteratur. NRunb'S Erroitener bsrcr III on 9omle
apbe Stole, uberprt al 2ioenS perOSiRe Aouo. Boa SIoer. 5no
bunoet NragtbiuO mo 2iteIen pa &g % Herm. .........
WieSiiaS, Jfu arHti 2ip 9ieufortnIt eutle, liGeirenmc Orb chcr De
fire Gpanqclcr al elizabeth Sbepen. Nco 6ortole al Shtcp
Stgpltn. 80 iuteresiante Snpitier, iS6 Sioer. Sennc W1 ertte
alene Sihorie - Den or Ell SpbugQeIieSbog, ion man nil haze
Nor Nelngucie al al lrie bier Dag, Norct rmot. Zen er life
bare cit pellrepeu BOG ouer ct Hort Gmne - Den er ogIoa Ell
geicber Stuoiet al SibeIeu, ben SpacrucS So9, tom oen or
bp9get paa
Gn CONNER blanot Wiaoiuier al Ell Qonmel @ldoiolroub, tlt IS
larcrge % unoerboloenbeA opuler on GurtninQcn al Den be-
rsmte Dapeblomft. Neo mango ppperNGe SlluItrottoner al De
bebne % melt populGrc @laboliorter, etc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1etcftircn % Sopnsirnscrcu, al NIou EiuCrtcn, i'm lib 6bei
ior SpbageieSpoIitiet / Gbcopo. IN opermoooc iutcre$iant Of
i~rueNenoe Teetturomon ont ct . Untyormoro, Ipm uoIpyeS al
Ell al SasierereuS beote Seuuer. 16 Siocr............
Ten bemmelisbeSSinloe z, al ben berrmtc irorns 6criatcr GuleS
@trne, iom olereoe Wioteu al iorri0e NabmOrcoc oremte on
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g" dior YuierHe Setcuotlub meo Nu muniic &apteju Ncmo %
Nrbpoocrne pa 9incoIuS 6. POS Siocr, tort Sormat. .....
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

nel en- 2ue en- final StraoIe Tom be alminbei9e, Tibet tlfreoShiuenoe, eetrle
SpeeDs. 0ulpheuoe Jorharins % Sruesanuisnine fplser mb buer Campo
Stsnt "9qbhng Sns" lift. fan fgbes anoettebs for minbre eno $175, hn
nj tlbpbe "9ohen"s Abonnenter benne pattfe Spste for Inn SLID eWr mo
sri iotue 1000 al owie 9pater iHor Sinter.
Merf! Scmne 2pstc fri. for Smoinoelcm al to me gbunmcnter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
kdtnmcndS'S Pictorial HtIaS Of The World
epeeiel 1917 iSsapc mcS arissfarter.

,trcrI, Tom lite IAN ,iebes noqen SosbanbeI unoer ben aIminStHst
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

SeopouII Web
lIiQ VrtSI Rotten
Cellars Dollars
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
Samilies StnmtuOlc til SnOrumniue.

Stsrrslie l2X1G 3ommer.
u enciioceuoe pottert Silebe meo buioe, linierte Tap.
Ter Tor "Sgoie', "e}titc", "1goe" etc. gioar yarns og
Sotlteborns lomt 5~orGlores oa 8eoieiorGlores gloune
% Xato Ieres pao oisie oil man bare belle 6amiliens
SidmtuulC al hGnQe poa gldoneu 5ouleruo or omoinet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-16

THE Chandler brothers sale oF Pol
and China hogs held yesterday after
noon In the Waruock sale pavilion
drew a large crowd and proved ID be
"a great success The hogs went. ar
good prices. the highest brought be-
ing s1025O Ivy Eelt The average
price brought by the hogs was s7345
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-16

County Expert j. - GiImor was in
Nsrstou yesterday attending the instl-
tute He IS in North Henderson today
ou bus ness
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-16
30 Cure n Gold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets Druggists refund money II
% fails 90 cure j.. W. GROVES sig
nature is on each box % Adv.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-16
GERMAN PEACE
RESOLUTION MADE
Reiterates Earlier Statements
War to Be Continued

Copenhagen, July 16.-The Reich
stays proposed peace resolution,
which according to the Berlin Tage-
blatt,~ a majority bloc of the Center
radicals and socialists decided Friday
evening to introduce unchanged upon
the reassemblng of the Reichstag,
reads as follows:
LAS on August 4, 1914, so on the
threshold of the fourth year of the
war the German people stands upon
the assurance of the speech from the
throne-'we are driven by no lust Of
conquest
Germany took up arms in defense
of its liberty and independence and
for the integrity Of it's territories.
The Reichstag la.hoss for peace and a
mutual understanding and lasting
reconciliation among the nations.
Forced acquisitions of territory and
political. economic and financial vio
lations are incompatible with such
peace.
THE Re-chstag rejects all plans
aiming at an economic blockade and
the stirring =p Of ennaity among peo-
pies after TIE war The freedom OF
New Britain herald., 1917-07-16

the seas must be assured Only an
economic peace can prepare the
ground for the friendly association Of
the peoples.
The Reichstag will theoretically
promote the creation of international
juridical organizations. So long, how
ever, as the enemy governments do not
accept such a peace; SO long as they
threaten Germany and her allies with
conquest and violation, the German
people will stand together as one man,
hold out mistaken and fight until the
rights of itself and its. allies to life
and development are secured The
German nation united is unconquer-
able
The Reichstag knows that in this
announcement it is at one with the
men who are defending the father
land in the heroic struggles they are
sure of the undying thanks of the
whole people"
For Zimmelman's Place.
The Berlin correspondents report
that Count Brockdorff- Rantzau, the
German minister at Copenhagen. has
been selected to succeed DR.. Alfred
Zimmerman as imperial foreign sec
rotary Should this report be con-
1rHleO II WOulu II1cdII Tic IcluIH or inc
aristocratic traditions of the German
service.
Count Brockdorff- Rantzau is born"
in the German sense of the word and
highly connected at court through his
twin brother, who holds a high court
position and through his mother,
Countess Brockd orff-Rantzau, mistress
Of the robes to the empress and one of
the most masterful and dominant per-
sonages in court life.
His Role Toward Z. S.
Far more important for America Is
the role which Count Brockdorff-
New Britain herald., 1917-07-16
AUSTRIA SHOULD QUIT.
Czech Minister Declares Alliance With
Germany Should be Terminated.

Zurich. July 1.-THE Austrian
Feichsrat was thrown into an uproar
on Saturday. when the former Czech
minister. Herr Pras chek, declared the
hate of the entire world was not di-
rected against Austria. but against
Germany. and that Austria should
Ietach herself from her ally. says a
Vienna dispatch.
How are we to obtain peace" de-
nanded Herr Praschek, eff we cling
10 the German side? Must We con-
.inue to sacrifice our interests to the
expansion of Germany? Must we
continue to submit 70 the German
militia rism that has drawn us into
this war;"
The speaker declared Czech depu-
ties had been imprisoned for attem pit
Ing to bring about an alliance of
Austria with Russian and France and
added that If they We're to be stig-
matized as traitors then all Czechs
who believed similarly should be so
ytign AtixAA.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-16
~ AGHf 6ni1Ep SfHTf go ~ .0e.K 7o"1T"'oo"

Colonel Edward Rowland Robinson
Green and his bride, formerly Miss
Mabel E. Harlow of Highland Park,
ILL.,, have gone. to the Caribbean for
their honeymoon on the yacht United
States, the Floating palace belong
ing to the son of the late Mrs. Hetty
Green. 1t is reported on good au-
thority that the ref1tting Of the Unit
ed States cost Colonel Green $1,000,
900. She has forty-eight statero ofns,
one for each state in the Union. Be
fore leaving on his honeymoon Colonel
Green said:
Il am not marrying any society
bud. but a truly sensible woman. I
do not know who's going to be boss.
All 1 know is that I'm going to try
to be-"
The problem of marriage does not
lie as heavily on the mind Of the poor
New Britain herald., 1917-07-16
THREE MURDERED;
friend IS Held
Coal Operator, Wife and Son, May
Have Been Shot by Associate

Johnstown. Pa, July 16.-Edmund
l. HUMPHREYS, Jr, president and gen
eral manager of the Newborn Coal
Mining Company and his wife and
son. Edmund I. HUMPHREYS, Sd, four
teen years old were shot and killed
top, near the summer homes of Chas.
M. Schwab and Mrs. Mary Copley
Thav. George c .Tompkins, treas,1r-
er of the Newborn Coal Mining Com
pany, who had accompanied the
HUMPHREYS family in an automobile,
said that masked highwaymen had
held up the party and fired the shots
A few hours after the tragedy Mr.
Tompl1ins was held by a Coroner's
Jury on charge of having committed
the murders. The case is obscure6 in
much mystery and no motive has
been ascribed by the county authori-
ties. A letter found in Mr.. Tompkin' s
pocket was signed by his wife and
upbraiding him for entering the coal,
mining business with Mr.. HUMPHREYS
1t urged him to get his money out of
the project and return to her at Phil
adelpha.
Much excitement prevails through
the county and at 'Ebensburg, where
Mr.. Tompkins is held a prisoner
Scores Of automobile parties have
gone to the scene and have trampled
down the cornfield in which Nh
HUMPHREYS was overtaken by his
murderer and killed, probably after
his wife and son had been shot in
their automobile.
Were Business Associates.
Hr. Humphries and Mr. Tompkins
were in the automobile business in
Philadelphia until a few months ago,
when they were among the incorpo-
rators of the Newborn Coal Mining
Company, and began the operation of
a coal property at Carrollton, twenty
eight miles from Johnstown. Mr..
Tompkin's wife is said to have refus-
ed to leave Philadelphia. Mr.. Hum
phries and his wife and son had oc-
cupied quarters in a hotel at Carroll
ton.
Just why Mr.. HUMPHREYS and his
wife and son. and Mr.. Tompkins
should have started for Philadelphia
this morning in the HUMPHREYS auto
| mobile is not known except that Mr..
Tompkins has said it was to transa ct
some business. It is believed that it
was in connection with the coal min
ing company.
Bodies Found.
Mr.. HUMPHREYS was driving and his
wife sat beside him In the rear seat
was the hoy and Mr.. Tompkins, the
"~~-- A~~alin9 his pet dog. Mr. Tomp-
New Britain herald., 1917-07-16

Rantzau played with respect to Ger
man-American relations during the
war. Count Won Bernstorff the Ger
man ambassador at Washington, not
being altogether satisfied with the
conduct of relations through the pre-
scribed channel. owing to the vigor
Gus attitude of James w. Gerard, the
American ambassador at Berlin, the
German government endeavored to
open an alternative channel of COM
munications through Count Brock
-Rantzau, and used the minister
to transmit to Washington through
the American minister at Copenhagen,
DR.. Maurice Egan, communications de-
signed to take the edge from tense
situations which now and then arose,
and build up working agreements with
the United States
Count Brockdorff-Ra had long
believed such agreements possible and
had labored in this direction. Finally
he became convinced that the adoption
of unrestricted submarine warfare and
a breach with the United States were
inevitable. After the failure of the
German peace proposals he accepted
the pending rupture as fact.
The imperial German chancellor.
DR.. von Bethma ann Hollweg. and DR..
Zimmerman after the complete rup-
ture, endeavored to treat the American
declaration that a state of war as nom
existent, or at least, to act as
if the declaration that state of
war existed was not binding upon
GERMANY But Count Brockdorff-
Rantzau cherished no such illusions.
Sluggard and Late Riser.
The new foreign secretary has a su-
perficial reputation for being some
thing Of a sluggard and a late riser,
with small taste for society, But be-
meath he is a man Of firm, strong
hand with considerable energy for
New Britain herald., 1917-07-16

man as it does on a rich one. The
poor man has at least the comforting
thought that he is the loved head Of
the household and on the treasury
vault"
There is not rich man in Amer
lea who has not had dozens of chances
to marry into families of birth and
breeding, but he must seek the inner
recesses of the woman's soul and find
if her affections ring true"
II want the right sort of girl
or woman. Age doesn't matter If the
brain and heart are right"
II like bashful girl
Every man seeking a wife should
look for the motherly type. You will
know her by the pleasure she finds
in doing little acts of kindness for
others She can't hide her goodness"
I'm going to marry woman-not
a clothes horse
New Britain herald., 1917-07-16

execution. He is about the. onIyj
man diplomat who has won thu
prevail Of the amateur diplo]
critics of Germany for keeping
house in order and 81
ing attractions of what German
gard as the neutral attitude of
foreign press. He is a cousin of e
Won Bernstorff and unmarried.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-16

klns said there had been motor
trouble and on the Cambria Mountain
top Mr.. HUMPHREYS got out to make
repairs. 1t took him so long that Mr..
Tompkins said he got out to assist
him, when suddenly three masked
men ran out from a corn field and be.
gan shooting.
Mr.. Tompkins said he did not stop
running until he became lost in the
cornfield and remained there for an
hour. Finding his way to a road he
stopped a passing automobile and told
the two men in it of the attack. These
two men found the HUMPHREYS auto
mobile driven far into the cornfield
In it they found Mrs. HUMPHREYS and
her son dead. The mother was shot
in the back of the head, and the boy
in the face, and both by weapon
held SO close that there were powder
marks. Mr.. Tompkins said he did not
know what had become of Mr.. Hum
phries.
The two men hurried into Ebens-
burg with Mr.. Tompkins and the dog
County officers started out to the
scene at once and one of the first per-
sons they saw was Russell Luther,
fourteen years old, whose father owns
the farm where the murders were
committed. He said he had seen one
man chasing another through the
cornfield the pursuer firing shots at
the other. That caused a search to be
made of the field and Mr.. Hum
phries' body was found. He had been
shot in the back several times. prob
ably as he ran. No pistol was found.
Examination of Mr.. HUMPHREYS
I, j
perate struggle with an antagonist
before his wounds caused him to col
lapse. In his tightly clasped were
many short strands of light hair.
Footprints Clew.
Upon the statement of Russell Lu-
Their that he had seen one man pur-
sue another into the cornfield the de-
tectives took up the trail from the au-
tomobile and reported that they con-
tirmed his story by the footprints they
found. The marks in the soft earth
showed that the pursued man was
overtaken and then there had been a
struggle in which much growing corn
had been trampled upon.
Mr.. HUMPHREYS had a large sum of
money and a gold watch, which were
not taken. Mrs. HUMPHREYS jewels
were not disturbed.
A Coroner's inquest was held and
all the evidence submitted. The re-
suit was that the jury ordered Mr..
Tompkins held and formally accused
of the three murders.
DR.. E. F. Arble. of Carrollton. an
other OF the incorporators of the
Newborn Coal Mining company, said
tonight that as far as he knew there
had been no business trouble be-
tween Mr.. HUMPHREYS and Mr.. Tomp-
kins and he did not know why they
had started for Philadelphia this
morning. They went to Carrollton
about two months ago and began
mining coal Their establishm ent was
growing rapidly and it was believed
the new company was to be a success
Mr.. Humphries was forty-three
years old and his wife was thirty
eight. Mr. Tompkins is thirty-ei eight.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-16

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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-06-14
Group, Whooping Cough Relieved.

Children's diseases demand prepared.
ness. When the child wakes up at
night, gasping and strangling for breath,
how thankful you are to have DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey at hand. The effective
remedy loosens the mucous and per-
mits free and natural breathing. Its
soothing balsams heal the irritated mem
brane and arrests furthur inflammation.
Pleasant to take. Keep DR.. Bells
Pine: Tar Honey in the house for all
colds and bronical troubles. At H. F.
Pitts. 26c.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-06-14
Developing Dairy Heifers.

The high producing COW is the
result of good methods. This in.
wolves judicious breeding and
proper feeding and care during the
development period. No high
producing COW has ever come from
haphazard methods. We have OBJ.
served the truth of this statement
in every really good herd that has
come under our observation. 1t is
especially noticeable in the herd
which has been deve loped by Prof.
o. E. Reed and his able assistants
at the agriculture college.
The problem here has been made
more difficult because of the ne.
essity for maintaining herds of
several dairy breeds. The founda-
ton animals of the different breeds
have been selected with much care,
but one cannot help being impress
ed with the attention given to the
handling of the calves and young
stock. 1t has been recognized
that the best time to start feeding
the heifer, to produce a good milk
COW, is when it is young. The calf
should receive its mothers milk
during the first month of its life.
Beginning at the end of three
weeks, skim milk should gradually
be substituted for the whole milk.
The skim milk should be supple
mented by grain and hay.
1t is our belief that many farm
ers do not realize the feeding value
of skim milk. They think that be
cause the fat has been removed, a
much larger quantity of milk
should be fed, As a result, the
calves are often ov, rfed. Shelled
corn has been found good grain
supplement to replace the fat con-
tent Of the skim milk until at least
6 months of age and as much
as the milk is available.
Timothy, Sudan grass or prairie
hay is good roughnae for the young
calf. The legumlncus Laws, alfalfa,
clover or cowpea tend to produce
digestive disorders,
Plenty of water should be sup
piled for the calf from its birth,
but water should never be mixed
with the milk. Exercise is essen
tial for the best DEVELOPMENT of the
calf as we'll as all other live stock.
When the calf is several months
old it may eat leguminous hays
with no danger of digestive trou.
bles. Alfalfa has proved its worth
in building up both muscle tissue
and the bone content Of the body.
The hefer should be bred to calve
at from two to two and half
years of age. The pregnant heifer
should receive liberal ration con-
tanning high per cent of protein
and ash, as these are necessary for
the development of the fetus. If
these elements are not present in
sufficient amounts, however, the
body of the heifer will suffer rath-
er than the fetus.-Kansas Farmer.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-06-14
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the estate Of
J. W. Brock, deceased, that 1, Tom
Brock, executor of said estate, intend to
make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate Court Of Jasper
County, State OF Missouri, to be held
at Carthge on the 18th day of August,
1917, Tom Brock, Executor,
First published May 3l-4t
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-06-14

Thank heaven the multiplication
table doesn't changc 1t is the only
thing left that mother learned when
she went to school which she can now
speak without her children correcting
her.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-06-14
PICKING Them Out.

The Alderman-"I'd like to have
Miss O'Dowd appointed on the COM
mittee to inspect the outskirts of the
city" The MayoTess mot that
trump. What does she know about
styles? I'm going to appoint Nine. La
Mode, the best authority on skirts of
all kinds there is in the city."-New
York Evening Post.