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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-04
oa1amA1 NOTICE !

In the District Court of Iowa, in and
for Crawford County-January Term,
Harvey volkmann. Rudolph yolkmann,
Klingbiel, Amelia Volkmann Broders,
Alvina Volkmann Nicolaisen and Mary
Volkmann, Plaintiffs.
John Purdy, the unknown heirs OF John
Purdy, and all the unknown claim
Southeast quarter (SEA) OF the
Southwest quarter SSWA Of the
eight (s), township eighty-four fs4l
north, range thirty-eight (3S) west Of
the 9th F. NJ, Crawford county, Iowa,
Defendants j98
To the Above Named Defendants II
You and each OF you are hereby nott-
Ct the clerk Of The district court OF
spuntH Iowa. petition BY
doiph Volkma.nn, Emil volkmann, Min
ME yolkmann Klingblel, Amelia yoA-
mann Broders, Alvina Volkmann Nico-
laisen and Mary Nolkmann,, claiming Of
sualed owners sr Of the ppoperty describ
ed in said petition, to-wit:
\ West half (Wh) Of the Southeast
quarter lSEA) Of the Southwest quar-
tsS i se ct the eSb s sarsp
eighty-four (S4) north, range thirty
eight $3.50 west of the 5th p. M. Craw-
ford county, Iowa, and praying that title
thereto be quieted in the plaintiff and
that you and each of you be barred and
forever estopped from having or claim
ing any right, title or interest thereto
adverse to the plaintiffs
For particulars see petition now on
file.
Now unless you appear thereto and
defend on or before noon of the second
day of the next term of said court com
mencing at DenisOn, Iowa, on the 9th
tered against you and decree rendered
thereon as Drayed.
CONNER & POWERS,
4o-4t Attorneys for Plaintiffs. E
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sTRAYED: ROAM CALF, WEIGHT
about 400. Finder please notify j. G.
Beirne, Denison. Phone 16-R. 49-1t
CARD OF THANKS !

We hereby extend our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to our friends and
neighbors for the sympathies, the
comfort and assistance extended to us
during the dark hours of our sad be-
reavement occasioned by the sudden
and unexpected departure OF our be-
loved mother. May the good Father
in heaven bless and compensate you
for your kindness and your tokens of
good will.
+ Children.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

d. METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Preaching next Sunday at 10:30 a.
m. and 1880 p. IN. Subject of morning
sermon: "The Seventh Man From
Adam" A story Of true greatness.
Evening subject: "A Message From
the Mint" or What Silver Coin
Says" H.
Sunday school at IL o'clock. Glasses
for all ages.
Epworth League services at $3.50 p.
m.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 1880
p. m. Subject: "The Sunday School
Lesson for Next Sunday. Gen. A."
All cordially invited.
j.. L. Boyd, Pastor.
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

, At this weeks prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock we
shall have the second chapter Of Ro-
mans for our scripture lesson. Come
and enjoy the fellowship with US.
Last Sunday evening the honor roll
pictures were very good and enjoyed
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such course. They point to the fact
that in the country there is a larger
per cent of the population afflicted
with the trouble than in the ely. The
truth is, it is a difficult problem to
handle and whatever. course is adopted
will probably prove disappointing.
The rules of the Iowa state board OF
health should be carefully scanned and
strictly followed by each person 1t
certainly is "a great mistake to try to
cover UP the prevalence OF the dis
ease in the community. 1t is better
to know the truth and to make an ef-
fort to meet the emergency as it
arises. We have no sympathy with
the suggestion on the part Of employ
ers of help that the trouble is in the
imagination and that people should
refrain from talking about it. The
community is in the throes of dan
gerous epidemic and it cannot be con-
trolled by refusing ITO recognize the
fact FaH. ...t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-04

IMMUNE DUROC JERSEY BOARS.
I still have a few head Of good
growthy boars left. Better look them
over before buying elsewhere. Am
pricing these for quick sale. Ideal
Duroc herd. Fred Knop, Prop, Char
ter Oak, Iowa. Ricketts, phone 1876.
47,tf
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FOR SALE: ALL KINDS OF FUR
niture and household effects. includ-
ing two good stoves, and some canned
fruit. Inquire at 720 E. Walnut or
phone 1909. 49-1t
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AS the Germans are so very hun
cry we might give them the use Of the
land from which their shells removed
all tillable soil. a
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FOR SALE: ONE REGISTERED
Shropshire ram. This is a good one.
Hans v. Brodersen, lakewood Farm,
Route 4. Denison. 48-tf
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.

FOR SALE -Duroc Jersey boars, sir
ed by my 900 lb. Grant Defender
Phone 80 ]. B. w. Hunt, Denison
Iowa, Att
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A wealthy Cincinnati man, 63 years
old, is to marry young elevator girl
who has demonstrated her ability to
rise in life.
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INSTRUCTION IN DREssMAKING
most approved methods. Satisfac.
ton guaranteed. For catalogue and
full information call or write Deborah
Tomkins, Manager Shows College, 2i5
Matheson st. Phone 1904. Loft
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BoARs FOR SALE: OLD ORIGIN.
al big bone spotted Poland China
boars. Spring farrow. Address Clay
Crewdson, Castana, Iowa. Tel. 910
Mapleton or Castana. 45tf
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SMITH HIDE CO., MI G.KET
Square, st. Joseph, Mo-, are paying
19c Id. for No. salt cured hides.
Horse hides $500 to $500 each. Write
them for free shipping tags and fur
price list. 44-9t
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DID you EVER PICTURE YOUR
self holding a good position? Make it
a reality by taking course in the
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato. MINI. 49-1t
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FOR SALE: POLAND CHINA
male pigs, extra large bone and big
type. Cholera immune. Phone 29-S.
w. w. Clark, Dow City. 43-tf
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Seeds FOR FALL SEEDING
Help win the war. Now is the time to
buy your Winter Wheat Seed, Alfalfa
Seed. We have them at reasonable
prices. Denison Seed Co. Phone S96.
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FOR SALE: PLYMOUTH ROCK
roosters; extra good. Must 60 at
once as 1 need the room. Mrs. G. c..
Houlihan, Phone 34-X. 4S-tf
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~ $ Church
!! AnuouncEulgn('


a j
by large audience. The music also
was good and we have the assurance
Of the continuance of the Instruments
as an aid to our worship. i-l5
Next Sunday we worship at 1890
in the morning and 1880 in the eve
ming.
The B. Y, P. u. and Junior Union
meet at $50 Sunday evening"
G. 3. Hamilton, Minister.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES
There will be services next Sunday
as follows Preaching at 1890 a. m.
and ,7:15 p. IN. Sunday school meets
at IL noon, with competent and will
ing teachers. Christian Endeavor at
6:15, led by Mrs Faus and Miss Una
Bell Luney. Subject, Begin Now"
Let us show our gratitude for what
the church represents by attending
these services.
Robert Karr, Minister.
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LADIES' SUITS AND MEMS
suits cleaned and pressed at A, B.;
Reesberg's. He employs real tail.
ors. 49.1t
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FOR SALE: WHITE WYANDOTTE
cockerels, early Matched, farm raised,
at $500 each. Mrs. F. j. Pieper, Ri. 2,
Vail, Iowa. Phone 79-BB. 4S-4t
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FOR SALE: Is CHOICE DUROC
Jersey pedigreed boars, at reasonable
prices. John Fleming, Deloit, Iowa.
Kiron phone 56-J. Asst
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FOR SALE: PURE BRED PART
ridge ,Wyandotte cockere1s, April
Matched. Will sell for $500 II taken
at once. Also a few extra choice ones;
they are beauties, at $500 each. Mrs.
Geo. Powell, Denison, Iowa. Phone
34.B. 47-2t*
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SALESMAN WANTED FOR THIS
county selling our Hog Powder direct
to consumer. Apply to Norman
Manufacturing Co., Quincy, Ill. 49-2t
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FOR SALE: WHITE LEGHORN
BOOSTERS. Mrs.. Russell Newcom, De-
lott. Phone, Denison ABB. 47-3t
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FOR SALE: MODERN HOUSE, 6
rooms, pantry, hall. Barn and auto
garage on premises. Lot 5Oxl5O. Terms
reasonable If taken soon. Inquire ct
this office. Sl-tf
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FOR RENT: A WARM MODERN
room within few blocks OF business
district. Inquire at Review office. 43tf
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FOR SALE: POLAND CHINA
boars. A. j. Siegner, Vail, Iowa.
Phone s9-H. 49ltf
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OvERCOAT NEED A NEW COLI
lar? Then see Reesberg, he employs
real tailors. 49-1t
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FOR SALE: SEVERAL SECOND
.land organs, in good condition. Prices
5ery reasonable. John Fastje & Son.
47-tf
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FOR RENT: FINE OFFICE ROOM
on ground floor of Review building. tt
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FOR SALE: A MODERN 6 ROOM
house. Inquire at Review Office. SS-d
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

HAVE THAT SUIT CLEANED AND
pressed by real tailors, who insure a
good Job. A. B. Reesberg. 49.lt
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FOR SALE: BUFF ROCK COCKER
els from scored stock. Mrs. P. j. Egg
gers, Denison. Phone 2l5. 49-tf
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WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY AID.
vertised Talking machines that we
are closing out at "a very low price.
The Corner Jewelry Store. 34-rf.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-04

LET us RECOVER YOUR OLD AU-
to tops Satisfaction guaranteed.
Denison Harness Shop. 15-tf
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ORES SHAKING, CROCHETING
and embroidery work wanted. Mrs.
Mary Eling, 800 w. State st. 49-2t+
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WANTED AT ONCE, A GOOD
cook, at the Denison hospital. 49.1t
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NOTICE: WHILE 1 HAVE DISCON-
tinued buying cream for the present
at Deloit, will continue to buy poul-
try. Lloyd Winans. Phone 80. 46-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-04

SAVE YOUR MONEYS TO 60
per cent saved by Mutual Insurance.
Let your next policy OF insurance be
"a "TOWN MUTUAL. All kinds Of
Mutual Insurance written. E. =.
Cochran, Agent. 3l-tf.
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/. FOR SALE.

& FOR GALE.
!. FOR SALE: BALED STRAW. Call
l415. 4 Y vi VS. 4S-tf
BARN FOR RENT: ENQUIRE OF
Mrs. A. d. Randall. 48-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-04

While it was the eleventh hour OF
he eleventh day OF the eleventh
month that hostilities ceased, the
world is not going to stand for q
Eleventh hour repentance from those
Who started the greatest conflict the
world has ever known.
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The constitution says that tbs
PRESIDENT shall have power by and
With the advice and consent OF the
enate to make treaties provided two
birds of the senate concur why
rot give the senate representative
1T the peace table?
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II Mr.. Hohenzoiiern wants some
hing to eat let him feast upon the
tollowing, his wordss II will stand no
,onsense from the Omitted States OF
America after this war;
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Don't think because your boy re-
urned from the United States train
ng camp that my boy needs nothing
o eat or wear over in France.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25
"CL0SG UPS"

George NJ. Cohan will personally
appear in George NJ. Cohan's Yankee
Doodle Revue" to be produced in New
York about New Years.
THE American Ace" a Lincoln ]
Carter melodrama offering produced
at the Casino in New York. is to be-
cut down for vaudeville under the di.
rection Of Charles Sellon. who is act.
ing for Harry Weber. who purchased
the rights for $4,000 and will ask &c..
900 week for the act in vaudeville.
-Aveling & Lloyd, one OF the clever.
est talking male teams in vaudeville,
are going to separate. II is a down.
right shame for these boys have a
Southern dialect which makes their
act one Of the most enjoyable bits in
vaudeville to people from south Of the
Mason & Dixon line.
Musical Walker pulled an awful
bone" last night when he got of the
old table. ten miles one cent. ten cents
one drink. ten drinks one drunk. one
drunk ten days. What he would have
said had he fully investigated the mar.
ket would have been ten mills one
cent, ten cents one dime. ten dimes
one drink. ten drinks-well, il can't
be did"
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Campbell and
daughter. Miss Charlotte. went 20
Wheeling yesterday 70 spend the next
two weeks at the formers home.
Mrs John Brown. OF Halleck. has re
turned to her home after a visit here
with her sister and brother. Mrs. Alec
Watson and NJ. l.. Brown and her
cousin. Mrs. f. Trickett.
George Beckett and I. d. Martin,
prominent coal operators OF Fleming.
ton. were business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Morgan c. Holt. who Is employed
with the Western Union Telegraph
company at Wilmington. Del. spent
last Sunday here with his parents. MT.
and Mrs. r X. Holt. in Walnut ave
nue..
Mr. and Mrs c. o. Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Perry Thompson and son.
Henry. have returned from a motoring
trip to Brownsville. Pa. They we're
the guests Of MIR and Mrs. Samuel
Cole while there.
Miss Ola Bartlett. Of Webster. was
here yesterday en- route home from
Morgantown where she attended the
summer school at the W. V. L. Miss
Bartlett is a teacher in the State In.
dustrial school for girls.
Miss Berry, Stewart, OF Mannington
has returned home from Clarksburg.
where she had been for two weeks the
guest OF Mrs. Z. G. Smith.
Mrs. W. II. Post, OF Masontown. her
sister. Miss F. Willard Clayton. ano
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Clay.
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BITS OF
STATE NEWS

Accidents happen even in newsps.
per plants, and the latest notable one
in this state is explained in the fol.
lowing article from the Charleston
Mail: after fire had destroyed the
building and mechanical equipment OF
The Charleston Gazette two months
ago. the proprietor OF The Charleston
Mail offered the use OF his building
and plant to The Gazette in its dis.
tress. Since that time The Gazette
has been edited. composed and print.
ed in The Nails plant. The Gazette
using its own workman
On Sunday night, during the press.
run OF The Gazette. an accident wreck.
ed the entire top deck OF The Mails
fine Hoe perfecting press. In spite
OF the best efforts OF skilled mechan-
les II proved impossible for The Mail
to issue its yesterdays edition until a
very late hour. Many subscribers,
therefore, were disappointed in not
receiving their usual copy OF The
Mail last evening. It is to these that
the explanation is addressed.
The full capacity Of The Mails
press, the largest in the state. will
not be available for several days. or
until certain parts can be made in
New York and brought to Charleston
by special messenger. A newspaper
OF at least pages. however. will be
published each day, in two editions,
as usual" ..,e
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was genuine fire alarm sounded be.
cause Of the explosion Of an oil stove
In the store OF J. J. Townley & Co.,
which, however. did little damage.
The wisdom Of blowing the peculiar
firealarm whistle for any purpose
whatsoever except to sound fire alarm
Is to be seriously doubted at any time.
Two short blasts OF any. or better
still. all OF the regular MONDAY fac.
tory whistles would answer every pur.
pose Of announcing the "Angelus. +"
and there could be no mistaking the
meaning. We hope the signal will be
changed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

A system Of state life insurance was
organized in Queensland. Australia. by
the insurance act. 1916. II has been
effective since February /. 1917. II is
enthusiastically the State Insurance
Office. which also has taken over the
administration Of the accident insur.
ance Of the state established under the
workmen's compensation act. 1916. and
a fire and miscellaneous accident in.
surance business.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

Ronceverte has an Angelus and a
new set OF municipal troubles in con-
sequence, as the following from the
West Virginia News indicate.
We do not believe that the minis
ters Of the city, in introducing the
Angelus. OF noon-day prayer. here,
meant that the hour should be sound
ed by what is strictly known as the
ffre-alarm siren. We understood II
was to be announced each day by two
short blasts OF q whistle. but the fire
alarm siren effect has been sounded
during the past week. On Monday
nearly everyone believed 1t to be a
fire alarm. and the hose carts we're
gotten out. Even now, after a weeks
repetition. people who have the AN
gelus" on their mind are inclined to
doubt the meaning Of the whistle, and
on Thursday only few minutes after
the prayer signal was blown, there
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ton. Or ilIns noIu ~ yoslerda
81 route % a ohio ro6oIt " nIlto-
mobile. Mr. Clayton ~ bocn ~ for
some time. and the trip q being made
for the benefit Of her heaIth.-Mor-
gantown Post Chronicle.
Miss Betty Fownes. who had been
the guest OF Miss Mary Moulds Hurst
for several weeks. has returned 10
her home in Pittsburgh.
Misses Estelle and Elmira Chancel-
lor. of Petersburg, who had been
the guests OF their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Arnett, on Pennsylya.
MIA avenue. returned today TO their
home.
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the school fund must be maintained
at not less than s750.000 and may be
made $l,OO0,O0O. This is the first time
the maximum amount ever was pro-
vided. The $2500O0 was taken from
the state fund, In which there was a
balance OF $l,227,33S.73 at the end of
the fiscal year.
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The United States offered bounties
urder general orders No. 1871, series OF
1862. June %. 1862, in theCivil War
e offered $500 10 new recruits ands402
10 veterans. Various States added
bounties OF different amounts TO this
Government bounty.
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Party for Army Man.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Shackelford gave a
farewell party for Mrs. Shackelford's
brother. Jess Daugherty. who has
ser'ed - years in army service and
before sailing for France returned to
visit his friends and relatives. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Shackeiford and daughter. Goldie: Mr..
and Mrs. French Shackelford and three
children. Charles. Lillian, Robert; Mr..
and Mrs. Brumage and children.
Phyllis, Robert. Geneva; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Pyles and children. Gertrude,
Raymond and Lady; Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF
Shackelford at home were hostess.
Mr.. Daugherty was presented a com.
fort kit by the Rec Cross and friends.
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The state board OF public works, for
the first time in the history OF the
state. has set aside 100000 for the
general school fund. announcement be.
ing made today that $25O.0OO had
been added 10 the usua. transfer OF
$780,: to that fund. The additional
transit. OF funds was made on the rec
ommcndation of NJ. p. Shawkey. state
superintend "A: o. schools, a member
OF the bosr
The action OF the board means hat
instead OF $414.S2l09. the balance in
the general school fund at the end OF
the last fiscal year. there will be
$664.S21 90 for distribution throughout
The state on a basis OF enumeration.
The per capita OF state aid to all dis.
tricts. therefore. will be about Sl.59
this year. as compared with $l.09 last
year.
This does not include the supple
mentayy fund OF about $4,000 which
will be apportioned later among about
90 OF The poorer districts Of the state.
All districts in the state will receive
their proportion OF the additiona,
S250,0OO. but It will prove OF greatest
benefit to the poorer districts, where
great difficulty always has been met
in providing even minimum terms OF
schools with minimum salaries to the
teachers.
The state law governing the trans
fer Of funds from the state fund tC
the general school fund provides thai
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25
seIznIek Feature Al prlneess.

Constance Talmadge. last seen here
in up the Road with Sallie." is fea.
tured in THE Honey Moon" at the
Princess today.
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c. c. Roehescheid seventy.eight
year-old peddler Of spectacles carried
with him a book, filled with cabalistlc
characters, entitled, The Oracles OF
Napoleon" which he consults before
any considerable undertaking, and
which is supposed to bring the pos
SCISSOR luck, says the Parkersburg
News which ilucidated as follows: II
fell down woefully on this assignment
Monday. meeting Napoleonic Water.
loo in the neighborhood OF Cornwall
lis. In his ORGANIZATIONS. under the
guidance OF the "0racles," the aged
vendor Of spec" had passed four gas.
oline plants and he had been seen
consulting the "0racles," which the
Richie countians took to be a secret
code book. Word was sent to Deputy
Marshal c. p. Cook and that official
promptly went out and arrested the
supposed German spy. The report
was that he was getting a line on the
gasoline plants. with a view 10 no
telling what.
The whole mares nest exploded
(that Is II mares nests ever do be-
have that way. when the venerable
itinerant was brought before Com.
missioner Dorr Casio yesterday after.
noon. The prisoner soon established
his innocence. proving TO be a harm.
less seller OF glasses, whose home is
in New Martlnsville. He is o. Ger.
man birth, but had his naturalization
papers with him. and he also showed
that he had been soldier in the Civ.
II War. He was discharged. with the
advice that he camouflage the Ora.
cles," in his future travels.
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cort. Faith warns him Of Cassidy's
arrival and when the latter appears
Buck" is prepared and refuses to ad.
NIT anyone until the army officer has
relieved him OF the money. Pablo de.
termines to get the $4,000. and to pre-
vent the troops from reaching the sta.
ton, turns a wild engine loose to cause
a wreck. Buck" stops 1t just in time
to avert a collision. The bandits are
put to rout and the president of the
railroad company gives Buck" a check
for $4,000. and he departs with Faith.
after eluding Cassidy. who is still on
his trail to secure the reward offered
for Bucks apprehension before he
reformed.
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Arrived Today.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Snow and son
arrived here this morning kkap Tus.
caloosa. Ala. Mrs. Snow and son will
remain here for the summer the guests
Of the formers aunt. Mrs. II. F. Smith
and Mr.. Snow will go on to Boston
where he will enter the L. S. aviation
service.