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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-03
Securities.

Sohn unb 8lands WarS. gietp
topn; Wdo9en.
Spbn unb anna .4nbreips, pIaiH
ollie; 2nabs.
SetDis unb 2ena S4ifFuspsr. 351l
Golsrain apenus; anabe.
Rapmonb unS Warearetbs Din
tsrs, 1048 Usouno Sirabe; Enabe.
Gbparb uno Carrie gonraei, 213;
Dterfielb apenus; auabe.
Ri4drb uHb 2iIlis Wsil. 1904 gree
mon UDsnus; Wtdo4en.
Gliffprb uno Isabella S&crr, 1o1z
Woore SiraBe; anabe.
Ri4drb unb Rellis 8eun. 254s
Sadberrp Strabe; anabe.
Riharo unb 0era Waltpu. 131
psets Strabs; Wdo9sn.
Diliam uno Rpia pfsifsr, 1871
9fncs Sirdbe; anabe.
Sofspb unb Ssrirub Beg, 292s
WaiIahuIstts 4renue; anube.
Sobn unb TslIit alderman, 1o4I
aeabsmp arsnu.; Rdbdeu.
Sobn unb goriuns Wcaernan
1901 oibsrtp StruBe; Rdbasu.
Msniam unb edura aruis, 1SE
Barrier Strabe; Mdo9en.
Waltsr unb SsIsn gssnnn, 31e
0drrdrb Gtruse: Wdb6eu.
RuboIpb unb elHs aa6iar, 2521
Stru.foro apsHue; anabs.
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observation-disclosures.

)5arrp WsIIer, 81, 1906 BeItern glr.
lSerbd Cooper, 20, 1884 0ubIen Ct.
|g6nrIes D. Srautmcu, A, 129 MeTt
I 6. StraBs.
lgeauo Wt. 9pIben, Al, 904 gine q:
jGbarlss Surner 40, YIeaiunt Rioge.
(DtGbeI SrDiu, 80. ALB Deit 5. Str,
)2Itt6ur R. gsattiuglp, 38, Reip Dr.
leans, 2a.
lGli5abeib ". BLADE, 80. 102 Susr'
aerts 4De.
JSOrace Gents, 56, RuIboi[Is, Snb.
lgIfie 9ertlsp, 80, Gmsrp 9oteI.
IWiqiam R. S4aefer, %, 2c2
4 9opeu &pe.
lWorsoret Perttus, %, 6068 Sds
mont 4pe.
Ri4arb 6Oplsr, %. Snbiunapplis.
Gona Yples, 27, 2odIanb, 8.
Jglmore 6. @aItbsr. 20. 126 Suut.
instOn plaoe.
lWurp 6. pptter, "a, Ma0iionDia'
igborIss u. 8itiOn, SO, 1863 Cooper
x Qoenue.
l@nna Duncan, 80, 1872 Bntes qus
Iural gpipben, %, glmpoob plate
'Srspel Gopato. Is, besgl.
JSObn Jorb, 30, 521 Carlisle aos.
Biaie 6. Sroiu. 27. AIS bsssI.
Sames 6. @titb 25, 993 Martin@t
(9era M. WerrtmaH, q, 623 SIi 9
Strabe.
|GIarencs 6. Srautman. 27, 94i
! Satlanb Qtpe.
(Geeta SeinOIo, 20, bessI.
Jgipian Grapcraft, 10, 1414 yaair
Is Strabe.
lglonas 3. 2uSpid. 19, $50 suscu'
lum Nperue.
Sobn gD. SaIopap, 73, liza Ghal'
4peuue.
laate Campbell, Ga, 1887 Blue Rod
Strabs-
ssobn Rontins, SO, $40 Barr Ctr.
l2ucp SnOpben, 81, 731 gB. 7. Str
(8iniam 5. Rid, 25, Columbus, o
tBearI Rurilep, 20. 2uoelanb. 8.
I2trtbur M. genia, %, 24o 2ablolr
I Strabe.
lNarsaret Ban Soot, 81. 422 OF 8
Strobe.
}Sobn 8. Sellers, 21. 1919 GbaPei
4 Strabe.
(@lisabstb argo, 10. Rorpoob.
Iauftin 9. @resns, "a. Oailep.
(Uhloreb 9oIt, Is, 2o20 GpItrainao
JSObn %. q. RieiIsr. 21. e34 Reaps
( Wpenue.
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riion aps.
J6enrp 8. aaus, 80, 1915 Crane M
lReu 6. 9o9Ie, 80, besgI,
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Sies unb gas.

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5:iru Glerf i'm 9uremI ecS Staotart
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RGpmonb Oiefman, Der ilab oem 9u.
renu oeS Staotineenielrs periest
moroeu mar.
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erlanllte seiteru S5oiepb 8IoBmeper,
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giilGren lmo Yrftor S. Sbeniab gum
Subltitutpoli5iiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-03

100 (Dingfislo), s.iponnsn; Gque.ler.
Ill (Refap), sfpeiisr; @msriea, SO
Martin), britter. 3sit 1:13 3>5.
Die 81 Wlutuels beSabItsn: pbocion,
Straisbt S43.70, glaee $11.00, SboD
$5.70; Squseler, ploce $3.50, S5op
$3.50; americn. SbOtp $3.50.
Se9fes Rennen Il 1s16
Neils: 5. Rufus, 106 (g. 80. Gars
rolD, setponnen; @alor, 113 (Gons
nelp), 5peiter; SisbIanb 2ofis, 102
(Winsfirlb) britter 3eit 1:48.
Die So Wfutueis te5abItsn: s. Ruz
fus, Straight $11.90, pIaee 1870.
Sbotp 1920; Ynlor, plnte $40,
Sbop $3.50; Sig5Inub 2aiTis, SbOD
$3.50.
Siebentss Eennen 81
idbrige unb Glttre; l 1z16 Meils:
Queen apple, 107 (gentrp). gsrpOn>
nsn; GIp SOme, III (@onnsab) 8tpeis
ter; Olga Star, l04 (8arrett, britt
ter. 3eit 1:59 3z5.
Die $2 Weutuels te3a9lten: Queen
appls, Stroigbt $500. 9lace $3.50,
Sbop $3.50; 1ylp Some, Qlacs 1870,
GbOp $3.50; Olga star, @9Op
$3.50.
s}iir bic beutigen Rsnnen fno fol-
senbe anmeiounsen gsma6t fporben:
grItes Renneu - 2 iGbrigs Waiz
ben Jillies; 81 SurlOngs: Reblitn ..
112, SeiTie Srmsbp 112, lltulele 112,
Mib Drigbt 112, CLARA Ttartiu liz,
iylounce 112, 2aoD Berger 112. Bis
cult 1prtoni 112, O4enta 112, Jna
dependence 112.
3peitss Reunen = 3siGbrige;
i 1sl6 Wleile: Rur6 @eble So, 8nsus
bomb 100, Wolter 8. psarce 102,
glatin los, RonOtOnp 101, aab1
&atb.rn 100, Sight Soir 102. Slab
Of Stse 107, Srresulur 40.
Drittss ReHnen - 2 jGbrtge; 6
Surlongs: Bultsr grabp SO, Gbid
9ortlep 1O3, pretta gotp 1O8, @ms
buseab. 112. Sad Siu SO. aittle ROls
10 108, paftime 100.
8iertes Bremen 3silbrigs uno
dltsrs; 6 5urlongs: Som qnoerion
81, SiFer Sufie 1o2, gruitn 104,
QMfabir 100, Sciius III, 8utIbpt
112, ptli.n 100, R. s. 9tnbericn 104
Chine 1o7, Broom Scpeep 40, Pri-
nero 112, IyIestabells 113, Jumes 50
9illp Soc ia.
Hinftsg Renn.n 96rfs 1000;
Sebamsoine 96rIe; 3 : idbrige uni
GItere; 1 Waeile: Queen Grant 90
green Sones 81, Srnntfin 103, Boz
SensIsb 100, 8. :. Wrrbod 10
g.lieps Me gpps 92, Sobn Sr. 1o3
Robal g., 108, aiunep 107.
Setyftes R.nnn - 8 idbrisu
uub dftsr.; s 1yurlOnss: RofslpOob 81
guTant aab 104, Roblemur 110
Gun Wuib III, glad 5pnen 113
grobIep's gbric, 1l5, Oh @iB 1O2
Tloinsn Stnr 106, SIeuro Ill, ma
ter gab 113. Sofstb sFirft 113, sSot
O0oipb 11e, Or. garIop SO, qrinc,
g 115.
Sisbentss Rennsn = 4sidbriee uni
Gltere; / 1s16 R.ile: 2udp R SO
fair Orient 1o5, geun SpilIer 107
geau.p S6orp 40, gnseinatinu 112
Sotpbs Sorpop ia. Sdnto 102, I'll
len Gain 107. Surpafina 109, Sle'
burne 10 Sumusl R. Wsper ia
Srifb Gentleman 1T, Sbe Graoel
ia. Big Genop 112.
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GineiHnati-s; epieaae-5-

Sn Dem aeitrisen eriicu spieIe Der
5raitdaieen Ssrie slpiiden mierer
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bebieiiten SGIc.ioerer Slogan unb
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ner. sieaan 5erblieb bis sam Gnoc oes
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ms 5reifen inHbten aiIf beiocn Sci.
ten smiroe MIR ie eiu Ssreisns ,lr 1.
Eaie erlaibt: prrnberenit ianbte ben
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Cnier Der Giicnbahu.

SSn Der Morgue barrt eeaenDortil
Die 2eihe zines etrpa so Sabre alien
mlecniteuIlih Dem arbeitrritarhe an'
eeb0rieen Runass Der Ssoertifi6irlmg
Scr Gin Opier Der @iienbobn acporoeu
lit. Ter llitbefaunte n'urbe in Cha
reueilIe pom etnen 3use ter Sio
Sour 9o6u nieoerseronnt uno uuf DC.
Gteae ectooiet.
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Die @rofmutter, Der 9Oftor Der BIO
nier5eit.
nicr5eit.

SSn ben Gagen Der guten olten g'io'
nier5eit oieies SanoeS, als es MIR pe.
uiae gtpotbeten CAB, iparer &c Der
@rosmrtter Bnr8el. unb Srduter.
Weoi5iren, aiif Die man iid oerIteb,
nenn in Der SamiIie ettpos oorfiel.
.Inb etIite oieier 8ur3cl- uno arau'
ter.9fittel Der @robrnutter tunn mon
lest ouf oeu @onobrettern moberuer
sIpotbefeu linden, un6 3por befinoeH
iih unter ibnen Die beFfer uuo an
neiiien ongsrparo4en fertiegeiteateu
Mteoi5incn
Gine berielben 1T 2soio 9. RiHf.
hom's @eeetnbIe COMPOUND, eine
9fanoen Wesi8tu, bic uor iiber 40
Sobren bon 2poio 6. RiHfbom Don
9pun, Rnii., siierit bereeFteIIt puroe,
unb rpelde mehr frauen IN anlerifa
@eiunbbeit unb BIhd brnhte, ais 10.
Ipeno eine anbere Tee6t3tu.
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GpieIe E

Sclrfe gladmittnS 5Deitcs Spiel
DC: Serie Slpiiden uniercn nEebs"
ur6 ben ,9iifs" in 9bica9o.
liniere gRebs" babeu eine eIeife
sln5abl Don SpieIen (37l qeiDOnnen
mo nerloren u,,b rperben bofieutlif,
IN ben nnfiten 5lDei Ia9en Stcdung
IN Der 1. GIpiiion Der RangIiite or.
obcrn.
Sie iino alleif altocren Stubs in
Stdrfe 6eim Gngriff NIT Dem Bat
nberlegeH unb bciisen fiinf eritfIaiIige
| lSnleu0erer.
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Sine Dorfihtsm ubreesL
lin bic bei Der berrf6enbtu 5rtttr'
tnappbett ni9t piinidenspertbc 2u'
riidbaltune bon S9nsinen in Sehen
mDeIi6f 81 beieitigeu. Il. Der preis
fir Sdpeire i'm 8efptdpt Don 100
biz 80 gfune Iorpeit erb6bt pcTeen,
ipbab sr benz fir Sbiere bon 18o bis
200 0funb aIeihtommt.
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.9nbs". Gfnarmer Som @riffitb
mar uHfer ScIo am But nit 8 Eref.
fer;, oarlinter bier S,petbaiise unb
eiaen SeintIouf. .Lreffer. Dem gpiele
mobnten nabe5u 1000 3uihauer bel.
Ms Sfieosr:1ter funsirten Qa,igIp.
9,nrcn imo entilie.
stefuItnt Der geitrigen
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Elmcins Uelip r., eqrt 1bellp
unb 6drrp e. 9ubin. bic in 0erbins
burg NIT BEN Subs bts l7idbriseu
gianlsp unstrbiibl,r unir bic an'
iIase bss 9pbif@lass seitsIIt porbsu
FHb. pInibirten esItsrn .nidtitdIbis'
unb ipurbtH unttr !, s250OB Biirsi&afi
Biz 5um pro5eB auf frsism Gub bes
IdHen. RiG0Ias Delfb's 8irgiGofi
purbs BON Otto Dubm, Gpril Mtlfb's
bon fsiner wlutisr, Grnu SifaHns
melfb 6intle, anb bic bes Gabil Don
btHsn wauiter stftelIt.
Msssn Srnsens ptrbosstner Mnfs
fen nurbsE 5arss Mbite BON ghiflis
totbs. O.. unb RcarnS GAIA su is $25
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-15

for the killing of Preston Tanner,
a prosperous young farmer of the
Booger Hole community.
Jennie Sampson, sister of the
man on trial. and daughter of
the other man under indictment
for the murder, was one of the
principal witnesses today. She
declared thai her father had told
her of dream in which he said
he saw Tanner standing over
him with gun, and that he be-
lieved it would be better for Tan
ner to leave Booger Hole and go
back to his old home on Stinson.
Bunk" Truman testified that
Howard Sampson had told him a
few days before the murder that
he intended to have Tanners
wife even if he had to Kill her
husband to get her.
Jasper McCune detailed a cor
versation he had with Sampson
after the killing in which ne said
that he had played dominCes
with Tanner at the Tanner home
the evening before the murder.
He said he slept there and late in
the night was awakened by the
realization that the house was On
fire. He said, according to the
witness, that he jumped from a
windo y kand ran home, after
hearing some one apparently
drunk in the adjoining room.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-15
New Mail Route Proposed

The irregularity in the ma
service is rapidly becoming mo-
notonous. and promises to grow
into an internal nuisance. or
worse, since there is no indica-
ton of a break up in the ice Just
now.
1t is hoped that relief will be
granted to our vexatious plight.
1t has been suggested, and the
plan meets with general approx
al, that a route from Macfarlan
to Brooksville would remedy the
situation. Efforts are being
made to get this Eservice which
would bring mail out from Par
kersburg on the B. & o. to Cairo
in the morning. and from there
by Macfarlan to BrookSville in
time to connect with the present
route from Creston in the after
noon.
Until this route or some other
effective one is established we
shall have to continue guessing
and worrying about what is 60
ing on outside.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-15

United States.
Persons physically unfit f, r
any military or naval service
whatsve~.
Persons on whose earnihgs a
father, mother, brother, sister,
wife or child is wholly dependent
for Import.
Members of any religious sect
or organization now organic d
and existing whose creed forbids
tuem to bear arms la Mar vould
not he required to undergo trai =
ing in the bearing or use Of arms.
but would be trained in non com
blatant branches of military CT
naval sc vice.
Prisons convicted Of a felony
or of rotoriously bad character
would be trained in spe cial units.
Persons who have CONF leted a
course of military instruc ion ap
proved by the secretary cf war.
or secretary Cf the navy, would
befallowed a credit which would
consist Of deduction from the
training period of not more thar
one month for each year in
which they have completed such
course to the satisfaction Of the
secretary of war or navy.
The Teriod of actual tr4ininl
undergone. however, as a mem.
Der of what would be known as
the citizen reserve army cr citi-
zen reserve navy, would never
be reduced to less than tire,
months by these creiits. N,
substitute may be accepted anc
no one would be permitted to es
cape trsining by payment
money or other inducement.
While undergoing training
would receive EXPENSES, clio hi,
and medical attention.
The bill, Senator ChamLerla
said, would raise a reserve arr
OF 400, 600 trained men annually.
AS further and dras;i> mear
of compelling training he HI,
would pr, h:bit the employment
of any person up to the age Of .
years, who is. or has been lial
to be trained under this act, u
less he has a certificate of ira
ing or an uneXpirod certificate
Temporary exemption or a GER
icate of permanent exempt,
from training.
For administering the arm
training tie country would be d
vlded into districts by the seer
tary Of war.
Each person az the time of re
istra'ion would be permitted
express preference for the arm
or navy.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-15
Real Estate Transfers

G. A. Jarvis ct ux to Price
Jarvis, 81 acres, White Oak,
$225O.
w. M. Moss ct ux to VIM.
Price. So acres, Meadow Run.
$500.
VIM. Price ct ux 20 w. M.
Moss, IS acres, Meadows Run.
$500
G. NJ. Wigner ct ux to Watt
w. Stump ct ux, lot in Grants
vile, $3.50.
w. II. Adams ct ux to w. A.
Mollohan, Is acres, West Fork,
$500.
w. F. Barnes ct ux to ]. B.
Fowler, 30 acres, Steer Creek.
800.
w. E. Tucker to Elizabeth
Tucker, COS acres, West Fork,
$500.
Ed Stevens to Oral G. Hatha-
way, lot in Grantsville, $512.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-15

ton who join in extending their
warmest well wishes on the hap
by affair.
The bride, a daughter of the
late Edward c. Knots, one of
Calhoun's prominent ard much
loved citizens, and Mrs. Arminta
E Knots. now Mrs. H. C.. Els
mon, is among the couniy's most
attrac i've and accomplished
young ladies, very popular not
only in her home community but
also at this place where she at
tended school a few years ago
and where she has visited with
friends and relatives. The groom
is son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nj. Hamilton. and is the
proprietor of flourishing con-
fectionery and grocery business
here. He was formerly men,
Der of the teaching prof ssion of
the county, resigning some years
agp to enter his present trade
where he has made marked
success.
The young couple have taken
70 ms in the Cook hotel building
on Main street and have gone to
housekeeping there.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-15
Hamilton Knots

The home of Rev. and Mrs. Fl.
G. Eismon, of Minnora. was the
scene of a very pretty wedding
last Sunday when Miss Losie
Experience Knots and Mr.. George
w. Hamilton were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony. The
wedding took place quietly in
the presence Of few near
friends of the contracting par
ties, Rev. G. w. Williams, of the
NJ. E. church. South, of Minnora.
officiating.
The wedding comes as a de-
lightful surprise to the numerous
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil-
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-15
1I'E I" 1lDonn GbrOmtic
Thursday, February Is, 1917
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

G. G. Starcher, of Allizer, was
a visitor here a day or two this
week.
L. M. Williams is moving back
from SimOns Run to his residence
on River street.
Prosecuting Attorney Lorentz
9. Hamilton arrived home Mon
day from a business trip to
Charleston, Spencer and other
places.
Mrs. Amy V. Oles has moved
from the i. M. Williams proper
ty on River street to her new
home below town recently pur-
chased from Hugh Haverty.
Mrs. A. r. Haymsker will
leave next week for Washington,
ID. G., where she will visit her
son who is connected with the in
ternal revenue service. Parkers-
burg News,
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Most Common Causes
Of Disease In Poultry

Diphtheria Is generally caused by
roosting or sleeping I'm draft. or be
Ing confined In a damp place. The
causes OF liberated throat and canker
are the same
Diarrhea I'm chicks Is often caused
by sour food, bad water, damp quar-
tiers, filthy cOOps, exposure 10 cold or
wet or too much green food In fowls.
too, IL IL caused by too much green
food, lack OF sharp grit and errors in
feeding
Indigestion Is caused principally by
lack OF sharp grit, overlooking, un-
wholesome diet, injudicious use OF
grain or debilitated system.
ROup is the result Of neglect or want
Of attention 20 minor diseases Of the
air passages, produced by colds
Filth Is a great breeder Of disease.
IL IS not only necessary that the prem
ises be kept clean. but they must also
every now and then bo dlsinfected.
Foul air, especially nc night when the
fowls are on the rOost will do more
mischief than anything else All
rOOsts should be on a level when plac-
ell on an incline The fowls fight 90
gain the topmost perch. and those sue
cessful must the entire night breathe
the contaminated air that IS apt to
rise up 70 the ceiling
Paint skins, half unslaked lime, etc.
arc often carelessly thrown about,
the fowls eat II and sudden deaths
from a mysterious disease" are re-
ported
Laying hens are often confined 10 a
fattening diet, which has its result IA
general breakdown, indigestion and
AvsF TROUBLES,
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Universal Military Training Bill

Washington, Feb. 10. An I'M
iversal training bill was fav "a
bly, reported to the senate today
by the military affairs commit
tee
Primarily. the bill provides
that all men citiz-ns or thos
who have declared their intent
to become citizens shall underko
six months Of military :or wal
training in The year in which
they reach the age Of nineteen or
in the year when they first be-
cOmetliable to suct service up to
the aye 70. All men receiv NJ
such training would be he a in
reserve for the army or navy un-
they reach the age Of %.
The measure, at the outs. t.
contains a provision that in IN
first year of its operation the
period of enlistment shoud be
three instead Of six months
Under the terms of the bill ex,.
emption from the proposed mill
tary bill would include the fol-
lowing:
Members Of the permanent
military OF nsvsl forces Of the
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Young Sampson in Love
with Murdered Mans Wife

Clay, Feb. 8. That How ard
Sampson was in love with the
murdered mans wife and that
his father. Andrew Sampson,
was superstitious and had dreams
that the man who was later kill
ed at Booger Hole would do him
bodily injury we're features
brought out today at the trial of
the former at Gay Courthouse
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II. G. Miller and w. J Shayps
are preparing to teach a term Of
school here for teachers and ad-
vanced pupils commencing April
and closing with the second uni
form examination. The good re-
suits obtained by these teachers
a'e too well known to warrant
any comment on the success of
the coming term.
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We regret that the
Chronicle mus be issued
on a half-sheet this
week, but our regular
paper service has been
held up some place in
the mails. Ice in the
river has almost shut us
from any communication
with the outside world.
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OF
the Parsonage
By Ethel HueSt0n

is one of those joyful stories that
will cheer and satisfy you. The characters
are just ordinary, plain people, living sweet,
loyal, loving, devoted, happy lives together
in nice, wholesome, little, American town,
and long before you're through with the
story you'll find they are all your real friends.
Prudence is the young daughter of
a minister who takes up the self-imposed
task of raising her four motherless sisters
They are all just ''regular'' girls, full of
life and vim, and naturally there are all
sorts of amusing happenings. Then there
comes Prince Charming into the tale
that furnishes a very pretty romance. If
you can enjoy clean, jolly story be sure
to read
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Marriage Licenses

w. L. Schartiger to Hally
Nicholas.
George w. Hamilton to Losie
T. Knots.
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THE REVEiLLE

~ uN k@@ In b@ E@ E2
Hark! hear the tramp of thousands
And of armed men the hum
Lo! nations hosts have gathered
Round the quick alarming drum
Saying. Come,
Freemen, comet
Ere your heritage be wasted said the quick
alarming drum
Let me of my heart take counsel:
War is not of life the sum:
Who shall stay and reap the harvest
When the autumn day shall Gomez"
But the drum
Echoed. Come
Death shall reap the Drawer harvest" said the
solemn-soundng drum
What it, mid the mons thunder
Whistling shot and bur ting Tomb
hen my brothers fall around me,
Should my heart grow co and numb?'
But the drum
Answered, Come,
Better there in death united than in life
recreant: Comet"
Thus they answered hoping fearing
Some in faith and doubling some
Till trumpet-voce proclaimng.
Said, MY chosen people, come!"
Then the drum,
Lo! vas dumb
For the great heart of the nation, tn OF bing
answered Lord come!'
Er Hartc.