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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

The local Camp of the Mode n
Woodmen of America has made
arrangements with George Owens
the Picture Show man, TO put on a
special show Wednesday night
April 4th. There will be 2ooo
feet of film. The Value of life, :"
showing a member of this order
who has developed tuberculosis
before and after treatment at the
NJ. w. A. Sanatorium at Wood
man. Colorado. There will be a
national lecturer present to ex-
plain everything in detail as the
films are shown. In addition to
these two reels there will be three
more reels making BOOB feet of
films for this special show.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23
p f. r. ON A l.

Mrs. Will Hansel and little
daughter botL have pneumonia.
Hobe Hansel, who has been very
low with pneumonia, is some bet
ter.
Airy. and Mrs. 7. w. Brown
have been in Louisville since
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. II. Fish and little Son,
William, are with relatives at Lon
don Cor the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Griffin
and baby of Livingston, have been
with relatives here this week.
Leila Davis. daughter of MIR.
aud Mrs. w. T. Davis, who has
had a slight attack of pneumonia.
Is considerably better.
Frank Miller is here from
Indianapolis. He gave up his pc
sitron in the house with Peters
Shoe Co and i. oack ON the road
for them. -.-
Mrs. Chas c. Davis and daugh
tiers, Misses Christine and Edna,
came ever from Winchester Wed
n sdsy night and will be with
relatives here until Su I'd ,y.i =
Mrs. Margaret Grimes Bell re
turned to her home in Lexington
Wednesday. She took her mother.
Mrs. Frankie with her. Mrs.
Franklin will live with her daugh
ter in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLAW Thompson
of Level Green, visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Davis
from Saturday until wedneSda
They were accompan ed home by
Mrs. Davis and little daughter.
Willie Elizabeth.
M Rov Mcqueen whose home
is at Brodhead, Rockcsstle coun-
ty. KY, at present first class
private of Company G. 37th. In
fantry U. s Army, stationed at
Fort Sam Houston. Texas. has
been appointed Corporal in his
company, which is tribute to
his merit and attention to duty.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23
BELOW IS A LETTER RE.
CEIVED BY JUDGE @. M.
BALLARD FROM PROF. F.
o CLARK, OF BEREA
COLLEGE, WHICH IS
EXPLANATORY.

Berea. KY, Feb. 20, 1917.
Judge Matt Ballard,
Mt. Vernon, KY.
Dear Mr.. Ballard:-
We have been making great
many plans to get assistance in
completing our Eixie Highway in
your county.
[ am leaving to-day for Chicago
and on this trip 1 hope to meet
some of the Dixie Highway COM
miSsioners / trust you are do
ing every thing in your power to
get the location of the highway
settled near the Laurel line, for ]
really believe we are going TO get
outside help, and this loo Il quar-.
rel might block this movement
a, With very best wishes for t e
Z ccess OF this great movemel t,
Ind for the betterment of your
county, l am
Very sincerely yours.
F. 0 CLARK
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23
Adv. 1T.

Williamsburg, KY. Feb; To-
Judge H. II. Tye created sensa-
ton here to day when, following
au investigation, he announced
that fifteen men Drawn for jury
service We're close relatives OF one
of the Jury Commissioners. snd
that only twenty-four names bad
been placed in the jury box. He
discharged the fifteen jurors and
appointed new jury commissioners
This IS Judge Tye's first court
IN Whitley. county since his ap
pointment.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Re. Walter l.. Brock, secret
ary of the Kentucky Sunday
schools spert from Saturday until
Wednesday in Mt. Vernon in
the interest Of the Sunday school ;
of the Mt Vernon Baptist church.
Since Rev. Brock has been secre
tary of the Sunday school Board
has made strong fight to i'm
prove Sunday school conditions
in the state. One of his chief
aims is to try to get Sunday
school rooms provided in town
which do not haze them and his
visit to Mt. Vernon was tor this
purpose. and We are glad to an
nounce that his effort proved ime
successful. In two days can.
vass the committee raised neaIls
5000 which insures the Sunday
School rooms. which will be added
on 10 the north side of the present
church building. In oder to have
sufficient room. it will be necessary
to move the building about elsh
feet toward the nth line Work
will start in few days and by the
time summer comes il is expected
to have the rooms ready for occu-
pancy. Rev. Brock spent last
week in Living and the church
at that place is also getting read,
to provide S. s looms and make
some other very much needed
changes to their building. Rev
Brock is very much interested il
the Sunday school work, aud tn,
j., reports received, indicate that hi
efforts are being crowned will
success, where he has gone abou
the state in his work.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23
LEVELGREEN

w. L. Burnett travelling sales
man tor Louisville TIN & Stove
Co. was here last week calling on
the merchants and spent Thurs
day night night With MIR. and
Mrs. w. H. Brown Grover
Hatcher has returned from Irvine
KY, where he has been for sever
al months. Mrs. Salie Gentry
has re. urne1 home after few
weeks stay with Mr.. ard Mrs. A
G. Sowder. M SIS SZeima Brow n
has entered schOOl at Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Chas. Hurst and little sou,
of indianapolis, have been visit
ing relatives here for the past
month. The infant child OF MI.
and Mrs. Goo Hasty died Sa'ur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mul.
Inns and children of Plato, spent
sunday with Mr.. aud Mis-. 0. J.
Mullins. "A F. Lawrence was in
Brodhead one day thus week OH
business Miss ESsie Brown
spent Monday night with Mss
DAISY Thomas and attended the
closing exercises of Prof. James
Pings school at Poplar Grove
Tuesdayt--Burton & Mullins are
buying hogs and paying the high
est market price. Miss Ellen
&c try is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs J. N. Brown Mis-
Flora Hurst spent Saturday with
her sister Mrs George Lawrence
M. E. Burton Sr. was up from
Plato first of the week.-Several
from this place attended the sale
at j. G. Plumer's Monday
Master Woodrow Mullins has re-
turned from months stay with
his grandparents at Ocala.-Mr.
land Mrs Arthur Hurst have
gone to housekeeping in their
new house jast completed. MIR,
and Mrs. w. E. Anderson spent
Sunday, with Mr.. and Mrs. Gar.
field Isaac at Ocala. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Todd spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nc
Williams at Bandy.
i Fresh meats and vaoatahles al
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

In this issue appears the form
al announcement; of Mrs. Alice
Davis as a candidate for re-elec-
ton as County School Superinten-
dent subject to the action of the
Republican primary next August.
In next issue Mrs. Davis will
have an open letter addressed to
the voters of the county present
ing her claims for your considera-
ton.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Smith Brown,
widow of the late DR. W. 4. Brown
of Parksville, died at the home of
her Son J II. Brown iu that CITY
last Saturday. Mrs Brown was
born In Rockcastle county "a
years ago and she has been a resi-
dent of Parksville for 50 years
She was a sister of the wife of the
late Judge Geo. Mcclure of this
place, also the mother of Mrs. c.
A. BlanfOrd of Livingston and has
many other distant relatives in
this county
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

In its proper place i'll this issue
appears the announcement of the
Rev VIM. NJ. Durham. Of John
eta, as a candidate for Survey or
aubject to the Republican prim-
mary next August
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23


The Rookcastle county stock
holders in the defunct Rural
Credits Association, are much iB-
terested by d decision handed
down by William Worthington,
referee in bankruptcy and special
master of the United States Dis
trict Court in which he adjudged
the association insOlvent. The
ruling, if upheld, will throw the
association into bankruptcy uuder
the Federal law and take 1t out
of the hands of the receiver, R.
J. Colbert.
Four arguments were submit
ted in the case. The fourth was
that the company did not comply
the Kentucky Statues. Section
SAB, requiring that at least so
per cent OF the capital stock be
subscribed before a company I'M
dertake to do business. This was
sustained by Mr.. Worthihgtop,
who further held that the time
they were taken, but that they
became void because the associa-
ZION placed Itself in the bands OF
receiver before the 80 per Cent
was subscri bed, and that the as
sociation, therefore was insolvent.
Mr.. Worlhington's decision is
to the effect that the unpaid stock
subscriptions are uncomfortable,
holding that the corporation never
legally completed lncorpora ion .
The other TIRE arguments, one
that the company was conceived
IN fraud, another that it was i'm
possible from the beginning to
carry on its undertakings, and its
subscription contracts void, were
not made part of the Insolvency
decision. which upholds only the
argument cited.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

NOTIcE:-l will be in Livlngs-
ton from Wednesday noon until
Friday night of each week to do
watch work and optical fitting
j. c. MOORE
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

The Kentucky Oil Mems As
S ,ciation has been organized at
Irvine, with T.. NJ Strigers, pres
ident; Guy Bell, Secretary, and
James A. Wallace. Treasurer.
Taxation on oil properties will be
the first thing considered.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Quality is woven with every
thread into Fish's Special Spring
suits for young men and men who
want to stay youDg
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Abney, of the Johnetra
section died Tuesday. The little
one only lived a few hours.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

The declamatoryf
Graded school last e
decided success and
eight young men whGl
acquitted himself
The prize a handsQr
awarded TO Willie
son of Mrs. Alice
school items of nsS
pear a more cont
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Hogs reached the high water
mark in the Chicago market
Wednesday. going to $I2.e5 per
hundred. Pigs sold for 81
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Onion Sets aud seed oats a
Drummond's stores.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

New slippers Coming in every
day. Come In and see them al
DRUMMoND,S store.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Double your crops by using
Some old relia BILE Globe fertilizer.
See Fish & Son to day for prices.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

FOR SALE:-A good pair of
young mules and good pair of
mares, see or address,
EDGAk MULLINS.
Mt. Vernon, KY.
-2-I6-3T.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

WANTED: Irish potatoes viii
pay Sl.4o cash
w. r MCCLURE
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Black Cat hosiery, for men,
women and children, all colors.
at DRUMMOND STORES.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

For SALE:-A fine black horse,
8 years old, 2 good rubber tire
buggies, l good set harness.
Will sell for cash or trade to young
cattle.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Fox SALE: Bank stock, on
Monday Feb. 26. 1917, at the
Court House door in Mt. Vernon,
We will sell at auction, to the high
est aud best bidder five shares of
Capital stock of the Bank Of Mt
Vernon, on d credit of three
months.
w. d and J. B. LEvISAY.
Admrs.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Middies and shirt waists soc to
$l.25 at DRUMMoND S store
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Ship stuff $1.95 delivered TO
your barn.
u. G. BAKER & Son.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

See the. new Spring suits at
Fish's to-day. Be the first to
wear one.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

New Spring Hats for your G
men and men who want to stay
Young. Swami Hats, at Fish'S
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Lard 1890 per 10.
u. O.. BAKER & son.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

In our rush, gasoline engine
troubles and several other per
picking problems which we had
confronting us last week. we
overlooked several items One
in particular which We wish to
mention this week, YVES the arrival
of fine girl at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs S. T. Proctor.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Joseph Wilson is the new Post
master at Johnetta.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

For SALE: Town lot opposite
Mr.. Jonas McKenzie's. residence,
40 fit. long and AS TT. wide.
Faces}RIchmOnd St in front and
Tevtgt St. on sioe, with alley be
hind.
P. Fl. CoNOvER.
2-17-3T. y :
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23
LOCAL

Syracuse Pho " repairs at FISH'S
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Fresh meats and vegetables at
DRUMMoND'S store. Z
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

F. l. THOMPSON SR.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Flour 81 10 per sack.
U C. BAKER & Son.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-23

Feb. 16.
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@cripnnLien.

Ser Geter 2our. Der grunoge.
ipnItiae @aiiiit lit bon Der @nlert.
ido0 in oct @egeno BON Serntoort,
3oni., suriidqefebrt uto ipritt iett
oos if0nite SGaerlatein. CIR ipridt
BON go erlegten Sad 8abbitS"
q bel lit lifer, Meiiter Sonpe
bat Dor Dem Qrimmigen Setter 8nns
re laIien miiiien. Seine Sanges'
brii0er ermartln bereitS ifnal5eno
ben III alsiidlt itebcnOen Soienpfef'
fer.
Ser @lls. 8eiB Gin Sobn oes
granmeiIters Sans gSeiB, bat iidl
an Montog i'm @~etbooiiteu Soipital
So. uno Cunning Ctr, elmer 8riif-
operation u~nter5iehen laiien milllen.
Ger iun9c Mom bat Oteielbe gitt
ii6erItanoen uno l6reitet ~crfrculi.
deripeiie leiner @eneiung entgegen.
Srnnf 8biaips, foufm6nniider
@elddftsfi6rcr Der 9moba @as
50. iurr0e bon ieiner 5rau nit CT.
mem G66ter6en bei6cntt. 8ir gro.
ttlieren.
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kcin 1DRiskp rtcbr
nod Dcs 1ltcincs!
Euliseiridter tltterbaf erfldrt, nah
8riDaticHnnHgeu snm eigeneu
@e6rand seiebmiOris iinO.

9es M2oiues, Sa., IL. san. Die
in Der geitrigen g0maba Sribiine4
bcr6ffentli6te @rfldrtne, 0aB Is in
Soma bercits Gin @eYee gibt, peIhes
Die Ginftbr BON beroui6enoen @e.
tranfen nad Dem Stante berbietct
bot bellte our6 Elm llrteiI oes bieii-
gen &oli3eiriAterS lltterbad ieine
9eitGtiglng erfobren. 9erielbe CAB
Die Gntihei0ung ob, ooB. nadoeul
0os 0berbunoesgeridt in 8uibing-
ton ous @ebb aenDon 8eieB fir
fonititutionea ertldrt bot, MIR Ii3en.
lierte apotbcfer it Soma geiebmd-
Big berauI6enoe @etrdnfe empfan.
qen 0iirfen. 3ieIelben oiirfen 0ieie
ieood nidt gu Grtnt8pefen Dertuu.
fen.
Ser @iater entitieo 0aB pribnte
2itorien0ungen gum eigenen @e-
braut geiesmiorig linb. Ca baben
mir ole 9ei6erung.)
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B~loSfinni0cs 5cm9
aus Rom nnS CcnScn!

2on6on, IL. San-qu8 Rour
miro 0rabtlo5 ~geInetoet oaR es in
Berlin 3n 8olfsoufitdnoeu gefornmen
tit, oie eineu 10 gefdbrlideR Gharaf-
Ter ongenommen baben oaB Die ri
li~tdrbe9or0en cine Drobenoe 9rotla-
nation erlaIien baden. Nus Gom
fommt aud Die MeIoung bob Der
Reihstag megen Oieier iid INNER
~mebren0en bllltigen 8olfsnuitaHs
Be o%n0erspo tageu miro. (gtrDa
in 2on0on o6er 9ion? aber man
fiebt, oaB oieie 9lelbungen troB err
Iogen iino. Die Eaten bes 0eutiden
aaperidiffes bat Oie Aaiierteu boil
Itdrloig meiAugge gertadlt ua6 oie
gntenteregierlingen tiiden i6ren 8ol.
fern obige gldrden ouf)
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u~ahrmmosmittcl I'M
DcmtI9lonS g%cnii9cns
Cefonumilde Gage i'm SentidcH
&eiA SieIclbe pie in Oen erltcn
5iuei &riessiabren.

Berlin IL. San. Gmfenberiht)
Ole iiberieeiiGe Nadrihtcn.
agcutur beridtete geitern iber bic
mirti6uftItte Sage 9eutidIanos ME
folgt:
.Syn antiuort auf bic fiir5Iiden
@eriude, Sic nirtidaftlide Gage
Geutihlan0s ais per5tpeifelt bin5u-
Itellen uerocn bon better S~lutoritdt
folgen0e Wiitteil1mgGn genia6t: Die
0iesjd6rige grnte 9eutidlonos itber.
traf Die lestiabrtge nm 100000
Ionuen, DoDon 100000 Sonnen
auf 8rptfurn entfallcn. Gteie Sat.
iad)e benefit Dab Geuti9lnuo, oeiien
I~eetiagrige Grnte sur @rndbrlng oes
@olfe5 gelatgte, in bteiem Sabre
nod nett beiier obitneioet. 8ieies
gebt idon Dnraus beruor, Dab Sim
bern un0 iAmerorbeitenOen 8erio.
men gr6Bere Rationen gegenpartig
~uerubfolgt mer0en. \
8obl lit Die adrtoffeIerntc letter
SCRIPT nidt iebr ergieblg oirsgefol.
len; 0ieier allsfaa ober miro ourh
Die ausge3eidnete ailbenertte aufge.
iuogen Ga aud Der @erbraIh Der
@tal5gerite fir grou5pefe lint 50
man cine ialedte adrtofcternte gut
ertragan.
Seit gegiun oes Snbrcs 1916
6ot Der Rinopte9befan0 lm 100000
Stopf ooer 81 8ro3ent 8ugenontmen;
5diBeine babeH cine 3unabme bon
100000 aoof ooer 29.4 @ro3ent
ouf3ulpelien, 10 Dab man NIT Cider
belt allf eiuen groBeren 4ro3entiab
bon 6ettitofieu mo @folfereiproouf
ten refnen bari. 3a5n fofnmt nod
Die reide in Rlm1nien gentodlte
gerte an 6utteritofien mo 2ebens.
mitteln. 5n feincr 8eiie 1T Die
Gfonomiife Gage in 8eutidlano
beute i6leftcr. ais iU1bren0 Der er.
item 8pei ariagsiabre.
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IN Rmnl6nicn mirG nit
Grbittcrrft9 9ck0mpft!

Berlin. III. San. (5lnfenberidt).
.3os ariegsamt mel0ete beute
nafnlittag iiber grcigniiie in Der
MoIoau: Sn Der ~Iumpfigen 9ie0e-
rung 8tDiihen 8raila un0 @aloB
ipuroen tirfiide 4uBenpoidtellunsen
bel 8abent gegen feinolide lleber.
madt mifgegeben.
Starfe ruifii6e g6teilungerL Die
altf 2aburtea m%aridIiertett mlrr0en
0ltrd unier artiaeriefeuer gum Ste.
ben gebradt. 8et Conan, HI ben
1itlihen 9arpatben nabmen mir eine
an5abI Geinoe gef1ngen un0 erober4
ten EN- Maidlinengepebr 6einolide
angriffe 3piideu Den 9alern 0es
GaIinu mo Sulita 6luiies murOen
onfdnglih bon ms o6geiflagen
bod geIang Is ben Huiieu ulo an-
m1nen fid in ben 8eiib zines 6ii-
GELS 5u ieten. gin naen anoeren
8ltnften ober m1trOen Die fainoliden
4ngriffe bIutg abgeidlagen.
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SramcnItimmrcd1t
fir ucrS Dakota!

gismarf, q. 9, II. San.-9as
q observation-disclosures bon ytor0sGa.
fota itimn1te geitern fir Die bereits
borber pom Senat angenomnlenen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die e.
ne 0erieIben geiuabrt Den 6ralten.
fir ale 8eamten 81 itiu1men nit
4usuobule oerienigen. nelde ipe5iell
in Der aonititution 6abon oltsaeAoms
men iino, un0 Die 5peite be8fpedt
einen 3uiaB 5ur gtnatsfonititation.
melde ben 6raite1t aagemeines boa.
Itanbiges 8a5lreht gemdbrt. Die
eritere miro iofort Dem @ouberneur
~5ugeben unb neun bon oteiem I'M.
ter5eidnet oHl /. Sui in Strait ire
tim
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miIcn, wcr sen
prdIiScnt pertritt!

@aibington. II. San. SIN
9im0esienot reid)te bette nadnittag
@orfs cine 9ieiolution Gin, Staats
icfretdr Gaming at iragen gucr Die,
Re Regierlng ODER ben 4raii0enteu
IN frem0en 2nn0eru bertritt.
8orfs %berneirte, DAB bic 8eiolu.
fion fif ouf 5berf &. 30. Souie.
0en perionliden 6reun0 unO giat9e
ber oe8 8rdii0euten. Der ais Der
treter 0esieIbcn Nefien rod europe
unternommen be5Icbe.
SORTS erildrte ipdter, CT polt
million mr. inter GaH0 in Meri.
70 ~bertreteu bale.
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-
Ger 1882 pobHeroe S. Sallrle
lggoHncc lpur0e Gienstng obeno ede
10. iin0 S5oro StruBe bon amer
@dnoiten I'M feline llbr, eli Dollars
8argel0 lopie i'm onoere Sert'
eegenlt1n0e beraiibt, moraut oie See'
teren in eirem auto oopontubretl.
Or. &c. s. Gunbam, 1918 Nop.
pleton gpe., fiel ede 80. mo Fop'
pleton, ape. aigeniheiulid oenlel'
ben Sdnoppb1bnen in Die Satoe
Ole ibn ebenials I'M feline garlaaIl
erleihterten, ibul ieood ieine 8oIoe'
lie, iDertDoac llbr lieBen.
9lu1 6ranf Il. 5ranf5, laos
noroIie t6. Stc., puroe @dc 8. mo
Douglas Stt. bon 8rpei aerlcn ilber'
fallen, oic ibm orei Dollars nno
ieine ubr obnnbmen.
6. 6. Sole bon 5oirbutp, 3ebr.,
ipilr0c Iogor non bier Strdbenrlits
bern o~nge6alteL uno 3ipnr idoh
uad z llbr efc fl. unb 5arnaut
StruBe. gr mlBte $26 bcralt5-
rilden.
Sn oos Gitb SoteI, Gde 10. ruo
Sarncp Ctr, Orangcn nm Elm llbr
hafts Drei gtdnner Elm unO berailb.
Ten Den Gaftflerf 8reo Setter lin
S32 uuo ben Sod Sobu 5aitie Inn
$3.50.
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Ge6aItsanIaae fir RaSt. gnasRsAs.

Stiff g[ntrog oes SfaotDeroronetcfrN
a1iael puroe bonn 5tnOtrnt Oos @e.
bait bes MaiIderei Snipeftoren @oi.
ie bon $1,920 auf $4,000 bro
Sabr crb6bt ilnO Die @ebGIter pon
f6 angeIteIten oes Itaotiibcn Csc.
hrn0beitsomteS bon 500 nif $i10
monatIide aub mebrere angeiteil.
tie Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
erbielten 8cbolts3ulngelt, uno Der
2obn Der gcip0bulidcn arbeiter u
Itdotii9en 9ienite pltroe bon
bro Stunoe duf soc pro Stlnoe
bolt. n
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mcacn GoMntpbcamte
amf Jabre erw6blcn!

2incoIn, g3ebr.. IL. Syan-3ie
Mlitglicoer oes Experimentation.
ies nabrlen ,geitern cine gtbitim.
mling nber oie 6rnge Dor. OBJ Die
Gourtpbeafuten binfort nuf bier Sab.
re dnitott auf 8pei Sabre eemGblt
meroen ioQeu, I'M iogenannten Rob
bniiten" Dos Sanonerf 5a legen.
nit rieiiger @faioritdt, n1mlid nit
81 gegen 7 Stinnten ~erfldrten iidJ
Die MitqIicoer fiir Den @orihlaq,
bod ioa 0ns @eies crit BEL Scr
8abl Der ndfitcn Gountp6eamtaa IN
Strait treten.
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Die 1(lliicrtcrt
icbcn OcipenItcr!
5ransOIen bebanpten, General b.
SSalten6ann babe iih nadI @ries
deulmO Srrdlseihmnggelt.

2on0on, IL. San. - Giner &eit.
terOepeide ants Snlonifi 5ufolge lit
man BORT in frau3oitiden areiien
Der aniidt, Dab fidl Der frubere
oelttihe @eneralitobshef uu0 Seer
fabrer General b. 5alfenbapn IN
@riehenGan0 tefin6et Or ioa in
einem Sauf6oot uad Dem griedi-
ihen Safen aopaIa gefabreH rn0
0ann nod 2nriiia gegnngen iein.
gnoererieits beiBt e., oieier Gfs
fi5ier lei nidt 6olfenbngn, ionOern
elm @eneraL b. 6aIfenbmien.
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Ge[bftinnrhnrrindl.

Ger 8imntermoun Grant Burt
bnrt, S04 norOl. 30. StraBc tucIn.
bait. modte beute in dller 6ribe
einen SeIbitmoroberfu6 inoem e.
it6 nit einem Aaiiermeiier ticfc
5hnittmlinoen an Dem Sanogelent
beibrod)te, pbHe ieood sic 4uIsaoerri
81 trcficu. goli5cior5t GonnelD,
Der berbcieerufcn miiroc, crtldrte,
OoB gurfbart iuo6rI6eiulid am Gei
lirium lit. Gr fpir0 pieoer geneien,
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gsimmt iidl DDS ge6cn.

Sn Council Bluffs nur6e geItern
oas olein in ibrem S1usdcn mob
nenOe 5r1ulcin Srnncis CHILDREN
tot oufgefunoeR. gGe @oSbabne IN
Der ailhe fporen o%ugeOrebt, Gin
3ettel ne6en Scr 2cid]e beiagte oaB
Ole Cote bic iie beiaIlcnOc arantbeit
nift LANCER ertrogen tonne.
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Sin IdSner GrfOla.

Gina 1000 @eriouen nabmen
Ticnstag a6ei0 an oem 8aG im 4it.
5lfa7 @citen bon @ater 8la.
nigang yGorfi1gmen'g 6oteI3 fell.
gg nur5en iiher $500 @eminn
Aareermefter Gablnan err
%0ffnete nit SRI. Ratb Goran Die
9olonniie.
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gcae6t sel6itmurS.

al8 8cr8mciflung Oaritber, DAB
er bon icinem in Der oiterreiaiidan
grmee Oieuen0en @ruoer ieit &C.
roliner 3eit nidts ntebr gebort bat
te, berihIufte 9ierstog obeno Der
2Sidbrige Snnef &rBounet in
9rague Sotel, 1902 iilol. -. Ctr.
@ift luo itarb in Denigen gtintten.
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Som SOninlat geIndlt.

gont aoiicrlid 9eittiden aoniis
LAT Wiro I'M alisflinft iiber folgcn.
De Berionen eriuft:
Silburger, Soiepb.
Sod GbriItiau geboren in @roB-
olmenro6e, arcis MiseHbapier.
@ngncr, sSobonh ge6. 2. 5e6rtar
1878 5t 2dmmersreut Del 8olf
(. Itcin. 1893 III WliIlpaufee.