davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03
POTASH FROM KElP.
American Manufacturers Have Erected
Eioht LARGE Plants For This Purpose.

In 1911 the bureau Of soils was nu-
thorlzcd 10y the congress To make a
survey OF the nations resources In fer
tlizer materials. particularly In potash.
for which this country was entirely de-
pendent ,pon the German mines. ac-
cor,iing to the annual report just Is
sued by the secretary OF agriculture.
As a result Of this reconnaissance u
became evident that the largest and
most Immediately available source Of
potash in this country was the giant
KEEPS Of the Pacific coast.
As n result OF the departments in
vcstigations and the prohibition by
Germany OF the expectation OF potash
salts American manufacturers have
erected eight large plants in southern
California for the extraction Of potash
from kelp. ON Sept. !. 1916, about
lo5OoO tons OF raw kelp had been har-
vested and treated, yielding approx
mately 10 per cent Of dry kelp.
The plants now In operation. owing
TO the present abnormal prices for pot
ash. are devoting relatively little at
tcntion to the elaboration Of processes
for the recovery OF byproducts. II this
situation continues they probably viii
not he able to produce potash at a
profit when conditions become normal.
In the circumstances II seems desirable
for the department to demonstrate the
commercial feasibility Of producing
potash and byproducts from kelp with
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03
CLEANING Hints.

Few housewives enjoy cleaning wall
paper, but it Is a task that can be
made easy and the work done with
good results.
Surface dust may be removed with n
cloth, long handled brush or broom
covered with canton flannel bag
Take only downward strokes In going
over the wall.
In giving thorough cleaning q
cheesecloth bag filed with warm bran
or pieces of stale bread may be used
A very stiff -four and water dough may
be rubbed over the paper, turning so
that a fresh surface Is always ready
for the papcs.
Grease spots that do not yield 10 this
treatment are removed by applying
fuller's earth with soft cloth. rub
bling well. Brush on after a few hours
and repeat II necessary.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03

Because Of its low content Of mineral
matter, particularly lime. corn should
not he fed IA the sole concentrate In
rations for swine. Bodily weaknesses
result from deficiency Of mineral ele'
ments when other feeds are not sup
Piled with corn.
In experimental feeding tests con
Quoted by DR.. l.. II. Forbes Of the Ohio
experiment station hogs fed mainly
corn had weak bones. often resulting
In lameness and fractures. Such in
juries do not occur with hogs on pas
ture or with those given feeds rich In
lime, such ms clover, alfalfa. rape
skimmllk and tankage. Bone -four
wood ashes, corncob charcoal and lime
are useful supplements to rations de
icient In minerals.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03
SPRING NATTINESS.
Piquant Turban Made Up Of Grossrain
Navy SILK.

Straight. fiat necks. like the twelfth
century pictures. are one OF the newest
finishes for frocks. The perky cocks
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03
On FEEDING Hogs.

While there are many points TO be
watchfully considered In hog raising.
none Is more important tlan the feed
ing. No matter what your system Of
handling the hog and Its food. unless
the food is properly balanced. so that
the amount of proteld matter required
is always provided in accordance with
the work required Of the hog and the
development In growth or finishing. the
best results cannot be obtained. A
sow will even eat her young II not fur
nished sufficient proteids and II over
fed may produce too much milk and
have innsmed udder and scours.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03
Eillet Iaoa Irimminq.

New blouses show fillet lace used ex-
tensively as trimming. This fashion
began In November, but was not wide
ly taken up until the present month.
The usual form the fillet lace takes Is a
wide turnover collar, extending into a
broad panel that runs to the waist In
front. and deep cuffs that ut the wrists
and are fastened with small lace but
IONS. Although the lace = sometimes
put ON handkerchief linen blouses, the
most fashionable combination Is With
crepe dc chine and georgette Grape.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03

myers is a changed man since he
When he lived in the city he used to be
too lazy to hang up the pictures when
he moved from one apartment 10 an
other, but now he's always pottering
about his house and grounds, making
some Improvement or other" Maybe
he's trying to fix the place up so he
can sell II again"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03
Shameful Secret.

"Who is that beautiful girl over
there?" "She's the daughter of Il
corporation lawyer. But keep IT from
her, old man. She Is sensitive. and has
been brought up in ignorance Of the
fact life.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03

The narrowing pen should be pro
vided with Tenders around at least
three sides. about STA or eight inches
from the floor and about the same dis
lance from the wall. These should he
strong enough to support the weight OF
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03

the SOW should she lie on them. They
will to a great extent protect the pigs
from being lain upon during the llrst
few days Of their lives. The little fel-
lows will soon learn TO creep under
these tenders when the sow lies down.
The illustration shows narrowing pen
with tenders made of = by 1 scantling
fastened around the walls, - Farm
Progress.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03
A CRISP MODEL.

Quill reposing atop nut SHAPED tur-
ban so neatly tailored with fiat plaits
running fore and aft is what holds our
attention. however.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-03
WINTER RouGHAce.

= Those who have given the silo
= n fair trial and have used en-
= silagc FOR different classes of live
= stock during several seasons
= have invariably come to the con
= clusion that this Is the most sat.
4: isfactory kind OF roughagc that
= can he fed during the winter.
= SAYS the Iowa Homestead. We
I. use the word "roughage" advis.
= cdly. because ensilagc can never
= be classcd rs concentrated
4 food. although. of course. good
= cnsilage contains considerable
= corn. Its chief lack Is In flesh
= forming materials. and IN the
4. compromising OF ration II has
= been found that alfalfa hay fed
4. In conjunction with cnsilage
4. makes splendid combination.
= Time and again our experiment
. stations have demonstrated that
4. the free use OF alfalfa and en-
= silagc along with an appropriate
= amount of grain will give better
!: results In the feeding OF dairy
4. cattle and In fattcning cattle
= than almost any other combina-
1. ton that might he mentioned.
a a a a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14

SAILS GIRLS va.irl experienced IN waiting on
sr.cls oF.r UIa DlIa-rr, must have good edu-
cation. steady prlilou. H.fI uiyarceme1t. n COM
tsf.. 10 ihcfea.- sale. Out salary small 70 star
XIV e1pe.Iet CO. NIfs n. a. Box g.. Room 1901.
20 Nes, ga -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES
BankrurttY PstltIon

beHhubtA1
pE. LoliS II. TAFT physician ard surgeon
o. 1880 Eathsaie sv The Bronx. has hled a r,,i.
ton. with liabilities ~ 81 ass and assets Of $50
consisting Of accounts ti3l. duo frpn EiIS-n
patients. ard lie insurance surrender value. $40
value unknown. Among The creditors arc 1homn
Mccarthy, as gUariisn al licm 70. Thomas NJ
CARLY. IT,. under fourteen years o.d, s.o65 on
julia y rsft. Washington. Sje9 and Howard Ma
uorHl Bauk Burlington. W, s-I,
pisch,rss Granted
SALIM GnlZ Judo 4 y. Hand has granted
= discharge nom hsuknpcv 10 Sanm GmA VINO
Tsdei a. the Broadway Bicycle and Auto supply
by tho trustee ard by INC u. r. H'His Hardware
Co Nsrp Withdrawn. Tho bankruptcy petition Nas
fled ssanst him on October 10. 1914. and his Ia
biiities we're Slli5.
D,ohats Denied
ISAAC J. COIN. sAlssmsn. OF coo West isS.h
Automobile 60 who filed q petition IN BANKRUPTCY
on October %. 1915. with Liabilities OF $SNbss anu
no assets has been deulei discharge ey JudSs
trustee ON objection Of the Cast River Naiona
Bank. 10 W2s stated that he oei@ined from ne naiN
some automobile trucks and notes ~ aoo', SS.Vuv,
and contracted viii the bank to iufu over 10 IL lnt
pro ceds OF tine securities end trucks as fa,t as they
Ner realized. uuil the indebtedness To inc DADS
was paid instead a. doins ms ne a.''snsa ,ns
properly tusuod over bv the b2nk 10 his son, anu
tide later gave hiil Of sale OF tho TRUCKS 10 ons
Wtgicy. 20 chicago
Receiver Appointed
HyWAN HORNsrEIN Judge \. y Hand has
DPon!sd Agsgsn Derby ro g, So i % {%1 81 h NTH
au.horiiy 10 carry on business ten days.
Bankruptcy Schedules
WILLIAM VAN wAARDr printer. q i6l EEhih
AZ mas filed soheeuies showing Liabilities OF WIZ
aud assets Of Sl.@a0
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HELP WANTED
Female.
SITUATIONS WANTED

TRAVELLING COMPANION BY r-nusmAn Of forty.
d Boz ana Tribune onics
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BUSINESS CHANCES

OWNER WISHES TO SELL WHOLE OR
nart % the hest paving old estAblshed
American summer resort. on Niagara River,
near Buffalo. 100 acres ~ land. all amuse-
r,.n,s hotel and saloon. Afdress SUMMER
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Arn,y and Many Orders,
Movements of WdrShibS

J., q, c. c, VI LOWRY detached onrls,: to
Jenkins Woo H. " G u. ?. roK. 10 oRtien.
~ W 81 '.N JOHNSTON. 20 ,ommaad ~,
knsisn 4 " CoNNoR dciachtd naN YARD. WASH
Asa Surg r n wMuRDr. Vi n. 6. %
s's l,,i 'o sss i'H0' MkSioS Mn 6. 10
Ns,ai Medical school. wssblniloo
Az s ss .or Mor rsSNh 10 S' ss rs ss
Rt.S N bRrNNqYps ,,g,lIs ,i sss;o' go
mc,hols 90 asst - naval nireclot o., cidnsnce'
cue @orf i sSpS SS H' q 'spS ri duty
Gun @''F = 4 FIELDING. appointed to radio duty
Gun " n fiNsfEY. appointed TO Temporary
Guns Ssl' n N0 a. LAiRp' { BrcHNER ard 2. n
NORTH, appointed 70 Temporary duty rvvei'nf
thip az Men York
MARINE CORPS
Erie Cr'. T.. w. r WALLER detached command
a. s. fofuss o. shcfe ussu and marine barracks
Philadelphia. 90 command edy,nr base Tore"
cas-: coa't. Win hesdOusriers IN rhuadc'phs,
Can't A M GHES. detached 81 prov hfE
senfo Dori-ro. ccn.lnu, naval hospital. rhis.
Cart j. g. FfGAN. detacded marine harf,cM
OlonEapo 10 command MARINES ds''ehed TN
car. 4 Me. ROBBINS and Fir, It, II C.
r,rsi IL RICHMOND BRYANT 90 Washington
ri qa'' ~ l. W. +, BEyAN, dsieaci marinc h..-
Fiet II X " .V0ETH detached Cincinnsh; TO
marine barracks. Oiongapo -
Fnt ~ ~ NJ BUTLER snd Second II. " ~.
JENKINS. TO temporary duty WITH ooth 10. OH
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Ian li-Burslo AZ la Ps2. - -. 60.
in il-FsFis. Paducah aud FSnnnS a. GuaHia'
~s,,o. q \ AZ New london Panther e. Hampton
Roads. sampson al New York yud' Aieihwa az
Norfolk yard. -
Ian l2-Cyolops. Tanning. Jupiter. hsnt"ha M9
Nepuna Guantanamo 10 sea; \ s f9 ~, yS NV.
~, Nes london. Hancock Norfolk Tor Cnsile
~, Jsse1 HAMPTON Roads for rhusdephA
Fsdu-sn. Gusntansmo 'og rru dc lMaS ~ ~
0sr Hampton Roads 'or GuAntahSmo' hoe"'-'
Norfolk ward for Rsppahanroch Spu, .s .,o,,
Delaware will 70 ready TO leave NOTION FA'N '''@'
yan 10 10 Join fleet
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Ffr1n Toe AiNNfh t'''FN
washington. January i2
ARMY
o,,,s a REFS. Ccrp' o. kos sssiened
Ct ~ al yug. tct B. "o~ es'
ysrsa 5 40 p f fsa',ss66 N r. G. nom Amy
rccfA x,Ncoi Wastilfco. NJ ~. ~ ~ nv
,.sss~,ai p daE VIZ '.i3s IA desar,msnt ~
ri ,Frs ''g 3 kyBIs~ AlNN :, lniA,EILE!
s0VtlRNh, ,stsS ~ KoOHAN loliN \.
H.gIAss soBFSr p nMG aANES ; SIM
nAtse "a EkSCOM D. MihrVN,.t,..t .
We JOIN sil ,.N>"N y. .N ,'soo., IA
irs'STygssrrsrr s HuCWcs ord ney. TON
&C., pcp. PED. D. 90 uN IN Vl''N CIV
< s.esss,1s W. orstA err, q Esf mem
W. n. Nre-.tu. dcialet iasNccl wn.n,,
Ne,ia 49, ,sd ono s.ce Capt RohkRE
Nl,.s .,-gs @. KaE Win station IN New
ls:S CO 90 made % rs.cr on r.l-c' lis, g
ce sSDsEW s. ROBINSON. h H. g.. TOR
~ ~ \. pes feo. .. TO home a." ''''' 'e
lsvd .,,,,.,. ors MONTH l,pon r..iS from
rsseS,.r III M. orc mouth rfa0ul HN ~.
sSFeRT o. 3. cvbte. rpto Rft,pAN
y. rs-.s gai..l ta''- fN'" '-
au.7 , :, lSr,t.I.s. MARTIN g. SYNNorr
- .t5.,N a POSTER ". ~. an, So ~
1IM,.>e Cc,n. y q Cspt CEoRCN y.
iitVNNSS 81 WILLIAM $ uyppLES roy
EoLAN, ~. r..r-If 1OHN q PETERSON
~ se,1 n. rms r. OSBORN. Nv y. G..
6",STtNe ADAMS. I'D. -. g.. Csp,.
s,,S,v,IB1tss' y ROLAND Nc \ O. f,.r-,,- IL H.
fHARieS N.h y. e Cspf JAMES y.
" hN-T-% Y = g. CoL WILEY e Eop
~ NJ ,'N ia 2 Cntr'a'n Jay A NoiNlS.
W. a. as srcond g. JOHN W. 0uH"-
~ rex S g.. acccDeo
NAVY
T0pD NJ MINE Us.
2, Cnzno>.rs r Il BAUBHNAN. D. bANpo,
49, " HOFFMAN J. WILD. Ass.
rs t@ II a.. r. n JOLOEESNA q. RI.
PITT ~rbvAfkN comm ionri.
a.. kN,,,rtrfrs Ia Nsrsl Hospital Mssnitrtor.
z y FwRIOH detached command lr'pl7' 70
Cssi1s.
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HELP WANTED
Male

join DANIEL & SONS.
BROADWAY STH AND 9TH SIS
REQUIRE NEAr INTELLIGENT SAILS CLERk.
EXPERIENCED iS SELLING RIBBONS AGO
THOSE HAVING A KNOWLEDGE OF pICri hfS
AND tEA'nHG ArPLN BY LETTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14

YOUNG Man DESIRES WARM. So MY Ut
lie .crm and board with rfisafe Nnly SON 20
-y,l Vest. state terms. p b. Box as fris'
aas o.ace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14
THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA

a m. IDEAL winter resort - wonderful cumNs
e~,bi,. M tourist 20 enjoy outdoor sports thfcrft
oui season Aidrsss r. RS Bds. = Trade hoiss.
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Arrspojis iRrl Icith Dec Is ard Dundee %. 20
Fumes Witty 60. with nidse. BSr AZ a ~.
wall Jan 8 TO Furuess witty q Co. win ps''en-
cers and mIse Bar AZ 4.l0 m.
Norad0cck iRrl Bordeaux Dec IS 70 fne Nem-
raaae Generals Trsnssusnudue. win muse. h'f
NISSAN Msru lBr. Ns-seliles Dec IS Barcelona
d and valencia I'd 20 j W Ewell 60. win
ocesnis dian. Geroa Dec and Gibraltar %
gis cape Henry J.n II. 20 Beuham Boyesen. IN
ballast Bar al $50 2 CO.,
ROYAL Arrow. Baton Rouge Jan g. 70 the STAND
and rfshs 60 With crude oil. quar- a. 10 90 on.
Rauuscraig Norfolk fos Providence. quar- "
Ggifor Port Arthur Jan 1, 70 he Cur Refining
% at,h mdsa. quar- az . 70. e...,.-- r..,..
90 Win rrdss Quar- az 7is m
T-rape Jacksonville Jan 10 and Charleston !. ~
ihs clyde S. Co.. vita passengers and mdss. QUA
Trs-s5o-t fitzpatrick C1iSo6u Jan 4. 70 he
United States olartegrn aster's Department WIN
passengers and md'e. Ear A. II m ~ - 10
Bue.avertI-s. swansea Dec 30. ~ W Ryan, IN
ha. as- Arrived a. the Bar AZ ~ 80 m ell.
TstagoHier tBr. calcutta Nov 3. Colombo ~,
Port Natal so. Cape Town De 4. BARBADOS 50 sli
Boston ian D.. To- Punch. Edye q Go. "ith nose
Sa6ire. Mobile Jan 3. Tampa s and Bey West -.
90 le MaIog SIS CO. with passengers ana md'e'
iieer,-s5t ~tvpo-. News and Norfolk 10 the od
Dominion IS Co. wild psssengers and udse ke-
i-.-tej .crra r.Ies south - Highlands ID 49, m.
Vr.ia INOrl Iisbcl Dec e, 20 u Nlncht-teT'
m c 4s,s 81 FJsr, win coe barre) Tanpioo. TO The
standard Trans Go. with mdse. SANDY HOOK ~
I1-gsSS,e5 rp.nl. santos Dec IT, 20 Punch, Edye
Beleir- iBc,rl Hsyre Dee 70 m To Conpasnls
GDera'c T-ansalantlQhe. in ballast quar- al loV'
'' SAILED.
Col r~n ff~ly
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BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED

Florida Fast Coast Sunshine Booklet"
Freo from 2i3 Firm Ave. "ew York ciiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14
THURSDAY. JANUARY Il
rp.NsrACIFlC MANS

Isrsn Corsa and China via Seauiel-Ss
Manila Mau ....... 20. -. ...,....t - pee -,
Hawaii t,ia san Francisco IS Mstsonis jar
Jspan Corcss China and Philippine islsnds
tria 6lverl-Ss Empress 81 Russia. .Jai
Hawaii samoan lsands Australia and Nav
Zealand via san Franciscol-Ss Sonoma. Ja
Tahiti Naroues1s. Cook Islands. New Lealand
I'd Australia via san franciseol-Ss
Natal ....,- ...-.,. .....-. ..' - '~
Guam and Philippine Islands via San Fran
....rI-l S Trans port ............ .ss. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Bcrdcsut Jan 10 RochAmbssu M New yorh
Ihrisisnia. Jan l2-Oscsr II tDsnl Now Yctk
Bahia ilsnCA Jan H. Chinchn New Tors via
Norfolk
cil.lobs isn IS Asamsmnon tBrl. New York Tor
Nlsdivnttok
Auckland. Jan is-Tlcrenee Iuckenb.eh. New York
SAILED
Hsve. Jan il-Ocsan tSvedl. New York
Crlstoosl Ian l3-NsnEanilo (Cuhl from Santa
trugl. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14

VIE; hefrnle. tNcrl. Norfolk. Trrdcrck Lucsen
etcn santa CttAinA. ldnldne Hsmiltsi
Nqncb and Newport News. Lsmpstts Rrnn,wick .
Tern tNofl. Seville. Nache- Cavcston Rchmond.
Gtofgeiown, lcnsdores, Havana. Ouondsha WI.
minston snd GeoYciown. iobshageu tDutchl. Rot -
ierdam Asioc Ceorgics iGrrcN. Marener city -
Columbus. Savannah. SkoNand tNorl. 1rondhen
~ Mundo Galveston: Delaware PhilGdelphis
Alfonso XII lNpAul Nis,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14
U. S. Treasury Finances

Washington, Jan. 13.-The condition
OF the United States Treasury at the
close of business to-day was: Net bal.
ance in general fund, se7 $3.50; total
ordinary receipts, 5000, 354; total or
binary payments $2,so2,e1S. The deficit
this fiscal wear is S139,o29, $50, against
a deficit of $e0,472, 1853 last year, eXclu-
sive Of Panama Canal and public debt
transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14
Shipping Information and -,
Marine NeWS Of the World
IMMATURE ALMANAC


,rs..i s,iss Coast ard G'ods'o S"''''
ai,c7 rtes ~ ~. ~
- - - Mcoc ss.s a. n. .-i'.'t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14

Highcit tcm1efatufo Jel'fdaJ. q drgrtes lal II
p. M. lowest is at l2.0l a. M. average. 50 b.:
average same dale Last year 40 average same date
for last thiry-three tcafs. So
Humidity
m....t5 p. m...4 s .. NIL
Barometer READINGS
a. m...3o O. p m...ao56 r. m...5o g
Local Forecast.-Esin or snow to-day. Tomorrow
fair. colder. Strong southeast. shifting TO north
west winds tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14

" ..LLl"hAs oao ti-b. 10 600 50 GEO r
vf.TFjER{F0Rp. Is6 Broadway tEouiisbis Bids D.
Room lIgl Rector f54A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14

pT sALvo BROS ANTIQUE fUENlTUlb5EE' kEiC.
80 sheffield and solid slter SOS fo1ftn
A. l97th ST.. Phone 22l6 Madison 50
TPTJsS ART GALdEUY. io5 wes; ga u.An-
tiorss curos old jewels. 'sNtei|Ss reg lt,s'
,si,'tirrs miniatures and Wtapens Ola colo bought
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DIAMONDS
MULTIGRAPHING

BOUGHT and SOLD ,or c"h: advice
Tree BENNETT. 10 Broadway. third Door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14

,.o,-t. ,..er.cr IF GOODS REMAIN ~ WARE
t... f,ur months Separate rooms. asOo p+i
month. Maryland Storage. 212 East 4iVh g.
Tolephons 20li Ne'Eoss
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MIN GnLD ANp sILyEK

,vor~orT cobb AND SILVER BouGHT By
n IONGNAN's Sons. god ana s'ei tennsf'
~ John sf
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sprcIAITY sALEsMENI

SPECIALITY Statesmen ATrENuON'-we have
splendid terfifop bon NeF YORK city FOR The
right man no srl uIr advertising sp~-ialties. con-
sisfrr Of calendars cloth leather sud metal goods
ON, 4. known IS LINE or GREATEST POS
cTpiT ITTFS ard offers unusual chances. Apply
i NJ Saunders. Sales Mgr Kemper Thomas &c
Cincinnati
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MEETINGS

AZ ELECTION or TWENTY MANAGERS
~ he New York Institute FOR the Educa-
TON OF the Blind. and Of three Inspectors
Of Election viii be held az ths institute.
sttarnoon OF "wednesday Jan II. 1917
LIHZEE BLA3DEN. sec
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Crirol Proyidence Brs (Sve1l. Go'honhurs
Yen Orleans. RIszoS san Juan. BoliNsna tBfl
calais. Arspahoe Charleston and JacksonTle. ;
paul Liverpool: Mohawk. Charleston and Jackson
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STORAGE AND MOVING

eoec BUYS diamonds 90 Gold stIet I've. lIs 3,
Ar,|o1es ana Pawn Tickets le' Nesi -sa -
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local Official Record Tho following ofncisl rec
ord from The Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during he last tventy Tour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year,
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rocceSn for Special Iosaritss.-North.m New

Forecasts for Special loealities.-Northsrn New
Engsnd-snos Sunday: Monday clearing ard cold.
southern Sew Enslsnd-snow rain sunday
Monday fair and colder,
Eastern New York-Snov interior and rain or
SNOW ou Tho coast Sunday: Monday fair and
colder
Eastern Pennsylvania Ney jersey, Delaware.
Maryland. District O. Ccium1lh Rain or snow sun
dav. colder SUNDAY n'shl Monday fair and colder
4 WosiCn New Nori-.tw nurfiss and code:
Sunday. Monday fair
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
TMentN-fnur Hnnrk

Washington. Jan. l1-The belt o. low prVurs
that covered Tho Mississippi VALLEY Friday nlSht has
advanced slowly eastward snd now covc-S Tho r,glon
extending Com the east Gun ,taics and northvud
10 the lower lake irflon. During The lat tT-oS
four hour ~ wa attended b. ,rors In m, Nlsss
sippl ana ohio valleys, tho region Of the Grch Labs
and he north Atlantic sls,es and rains IN the Cur.
Solih Auauuc and middle Atlantic Hatos. Pail
weather prevailed IN s other paris o. the coIntry.
The Temperature hn risen considerably throughout
the Eastern siSte- and u has fallen dcridsly IN
the west Guli states. tho Mississippi ind lower Ohio
valleys ard the up-r lake reSon.
Cold weather continues c-vr the Northwest ne
Mains states and the Rocky Mountain and plateau
regions.
rain Sundss IN tho New TnTiand and. middle A..
lantic datcs rain IN ule south Auanilr states and
snow in tho upqer Ohio VALLEY and lasein Ten
ness-e. followed by fair wcalhc ~ these districts on
Tho weather will he fair SUNDAY and MONDAY n
ihe pppcr lslc 'eion and the lower OHIO ard lower
Tie ten perafure win he considerably lower Sun
day 90 the Dvcf lake region. HE upTrr ONO Nalei'
Tennessee and The east Gulf states. and Srndl
n.ght AMI Monday in tho Atlantic Iaies
ronrsrivsuis Eastern ohio Not virginia Esstsri
Tennessee. South Carolina. Georgia. Abana.
Northern Florida ara the Mississippi coast
wlud, fer Sunday and msnday.-Ncrth Atlantic.
frc'h ard probably strong east and southeast with
snow aud rain. middle Atlantic. fr-h and strong
,ou'h,Ut shifting TO nor,hves, Sunday night. with
rain south Atlantic. fresh east and southern Prob
sbv rhifunE 10 northwes, hy sundiy night, With
rain uppeT lake.. fresh vert winds. With fair and
cold weather. lower lsics irish wcst. with snow.
followed by clearing and colder westhrr
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