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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-11-20
MANCHESTER, IOWA

8. Harris.
f. e. Richardson.
state Of lows, Delaware County. ss-
do hereby certify that ON the loth
day Of July, A. D. 1913. personally APP
peared before me. Stella T. Nutschlsr.
a Notary Public within and for said
County and State Aforesaid,
Jos. Hutchinson, A. D. Brown. Thorpe
Bros. BY Chas. Thorpe. member OF
Arm; A. M. Cloud, .Haug = SON. by
Fred Haug, a member Of arm; Gildner
Bros, by A. ]. Gildnsr, . member OF
Arm; D. J. Meggenburg. H c. Seeds
Geo. n. Klaus, Chas. Mccormick. A. ".
Stearns, p. +. Madden. q. u. Hughes
e. M. Carr, G. g. Armistead. W. G. Ans
den. H. F. Arnold. VIM. Hockaday. H.
L. Ram, Geo. w. Durham, ]. C. Nieman,
s. Harris and F. e. Richardson. each to
me personally known to be the identi-
cal person who signed the foregoing
Articles Of Incorporation. and each &C.
knowledged the signing and execution
Of the same to be his voluntary act and
deed, for the purpose therein MENTION
ed.
Witness my hand and Notarial seal
the date last above written.
STELLA T. MUTSCHLHR,
Notary Public In and for the Coun-
(SeaD. ty Of Delaware. State OF lows.
44w4
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-11-20

Help your government by buying
War Saving Stamps.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-27

20c ozdobn< taliFe Sc
Rlzn4 zbyle tcvarnf talfFe vkusne zdobene
pravideine ceny zoe sklepenf
$3.SS Ak $4.75 zdobens klobouky SIC
Pro danny i dfvky Z pekne sa,ny moderator
tvard Vseeli barev 4. patro.
19c az 25c sametky yard SC
4 az, <palce sir vsech nejpozadovanejsfch mo-
dernich barev. Pffxemf
14c B6rdshovo mfsko plech. 2sc
Peerless nejlcps znamky velkych krabicich
4 bcz doyazky. Sklepenf
25c zSclonovy swiss yard 15c
Figurovany strafkovany. vytecne jakosti, stfi-
hany primo se stuGky. .. patro
23c gumove vlozky ma schody Ice
u palce siluna guma, gsx1s znamenite lestene
schody, Lace tuto hodinu. 5. patro
65e q 75c tennisove oxfordky acc
/ Korker znamky. barvy bile neb cerne. podesye
s 3 a. tryanlve gumy, II az .f 2 patro
. 4Sc rnxence jen po CSC
1s pale. fetfzek krasny zlaty kffzek a skapulff'
+. vyber kapenn Balkon
/ 29e Pacifik perkSl yard 22c
zbyler delky. yzorkovany neb pruhovanS ma BIZ
lem pozadf ma domacf obleky atd. SkIepenf
25e nebiIehy crash yard jen Ice
Tezks ssavs. IL pc sir ma kuchynske uterky.
q len 10 yardn exppc, So Pffxemf
$1.25 Eozens kabelEy Sc
prave kuze dobrou podsivkou. 10 pale ram
II vhodne naEupu Pfrsemf
|. Damske 98c spodnicky po 79c
Museiinoye, dobre hodnoty. zdobene vysfvanim
E Tuto hodinu 79c 4. patro
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&c a Mad'ary, u nichz naleze-
ny zbrane pro zakefny dtok
popravili.
Ma to bolsevici porazeni a
polekani, dovolili ceskosloven-
ske setnine pochod ma Vfadivo
stok. Podobne pfip;ady udaly
So take Y Kusku sarlem nejen
ma Sibifi. Ceskoslovenska ar
aada obsadlla vsecka ddlezita
centra ma sibltske draze Cd Sa
MARY do viadivostoku 4 4 zada
voIny prdchod do tohoto pfi-
satvu vychodniho.
Bolsevici nyni aby zakryli
sve por&zky Y aby osprayedl
mil sve zr&dhe pfepadeni de-
skoslovenskych oddild, jez We
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-27

musi ebezpodminecn6 podrobit.
q vydat zbrane. To by ovsem
,znamenalo, be by desettisice
nasich hechi bylo vydano ma
pospas divokym hordam ozbro
jenych zajatcl nemeckych a
mad 'aFskych. x tomu nedojde,
4 kdyby ;se bolseyicka vlada D
sto pokusila, pocitila by plnou
thu zodpoved ednosti, nebot' ce>
skoslovenska armada dnes po-
afva naezinarodni ochrany u
vsech spojencd.
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Muzske 19c praci vazanky lie
plnesbezvadne PfixemI
49c barevne belgicke skiensne zb0zf 20c
velkf vyber krAsnehc barevn4nc skia., tnfsky,
vasy, tacky atd. sklepenf
$1.4s az $1.sS IezdoB. kIobouEy AZ
Damske formy Panama We vsech modnfch tva-
rech paryach. Vas vyber po 49c. A. patro
YSc celohedv. sametky yard 45c
znamky Diana. az palcn SIR vsech nejnovejsfch
modrsch odstfnn Pffnen5
$2.25 plechovs vaniSky ma pradlo $l.79
q tezkeho plechu koyovym spoken. velk, ~ 4
IS, pray ceny $225. SkIepenf
39c stolhi oilcloth yard 19c
IN yardu sir. svetlS tmavy s. nepatrnou chy-
/. bou, ale dobry K ukitf i. pafro
35c jap. rohoze jen 1Bc
Yelky vSber tlacengch, vzorn. 27x54 palcn ve-
kosti Tuto hodinu jen "a 1Sc s. patro +
$3.50 satsnovs sHppersy par 95c
Nejoblfbeaejsfch barev pompony jen zbylsch
y - VelHostL Tpto hodinu 95c 2 patro
Sc billy vosEovy papir role Sc
20 archn zayitku ma baleni jfdla. zarucene
cisty. Tuto hodinu role &c. Baikon
3Oc nebileny shecting yard 24c
zyaste tezke hodnoty, pln9ch ss paIcn. siroky,
jen tuto hodinu yard "a 24c Skiepenf
$2.75 rokryvky ma posfel 81 .SS
7sxs7 ze snehobfle prize, mars IVORY, jen 2
II kusy odkupnfku. s Pffse,nf
$3.50 sasnMopplaaieei psfo 73c
Harrisivi > dobrou zlatou spickou. Sc zaru-
kou. re inkoust nevyteka Pffsemf
= = I
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cTvRTEKs ~, cERyNA 1918
CESkO-
ANABASE SIBIFI.
NEMECTf DUSTOJNf CT PRf
ciNOU BOJE S Boise
VIKY.
.s,esKoslovenska Tis. Kancelaf.

N'EShOSlOVcHShd lios hdHSSiNAs
Washington, d. G. Auten-
ticka zprava jak doSlo k PRIV
nimu boji S rudou gardou Dol
sevikd a Cechy, dosla sem pra-
We z Vladivostoku. Ceskoslovenl
ska armada prohlasena p1vod
ne "a souGast naA armady ma
francouzske fronte, mela 'byt'
transportovana pres Sibir do
Francie. s tim souhlasila j vla-i
ola Leninova. Brzy vsak Nemci1
znajice vykonnost nasf armady
zacali nalehat ma vladu Leni-
ncvu, aby zamezila iCechoslova-
knm odchod q Ruska a hlavn6
strasila Ibolseviky planem, die
ktereho pry Cechoslovaci chteji
SC spojit Sc Semenovem j spo-
jenci a obsadit Sibfr.
Pc vit6zne Ibitve nasich u Ba
chmace (nase zadni sbory tuto
bitvu vyhraly mad nekolikana-
sobnou presilou Nemcn, dostalo
sc jim povolenf, aby nastoupili
cestu k Vladivostoku. Vydali
take bolseWikIm zbrane Cd,
jen ably vyhov6li Leninovi q
TrOckemu. Prvni srazka boil
seviky ldala sc u Irkutsku.
Tam jedina setnina ceskoslo-
ven, citajicf n6co pres 800
muzil, byla obklicena desate-
ronasobnou presilou bolseNc-
Ike rude gardy, slozene jednak
2 bolsevikii, jednak z ozbroje
nych nemeckych a mad'ar-
skych zajatcu. Tito meh 60
strojnich pusek,- Cechosloyaci
pouze n9co ruGnich granatI q
pecely tucet pusek.
Veliter rude gardy, Ii spise
Nelitel N9mcd a Mad'ard dal
rozkaz, Ably Cechoslovenska So
tnina vydala sv6 zbran6. .Ce-
sky kapitan zadal, ably So
smell drive dorozumet telegra-
ficky S vrchnfm SWIM velite-
lem. Misto dovoleni byl zatcen
q odvlecen bolseviky do veze-
Al
.SouGasn9 dal nemecky dd-
stcjnik poves k palbe ze stroll
Mich pusek = tax bylo zranene
AZ Cechoslovakd. Ma to rasl
hesi podnikli utok Sc svymi ~
cn,nli granaty q zahy nell J
rnoci strojni pusky q obsadil'
n,estc Irkutsk. ysechny Mem
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ESQ bilen6 prostS tSfadla 10 ST.
NeJlspsf prvotffdni sheetinE ma trhu sixss, 1eE
kusn kupci Frixem
1Oc h&ckovane doylies po Sc
PeknS vsber vkusnsch vzorkn. jen kusn kaa-
denu kupci 5. patrs
81 M zacloaovs Ersje yard jen iIsc
Nase pray. hod Sc picot kraju. bile, slonqvaRqsf
4 beige odstfnd. s. pnsro
6Ye dstsks praci klobouky'49c
q bneho lawnu. pekns zdobene stuhou obsfv-
kou j krajkou vkusne. A. patro
81 90 tistsnf sifoh yard Csc
40 pale vybranSch. barev vzorko. vsteena hod
75c efinlasilovarie beliky ma vodu 49c .,
Modfes a bile emaiovane 10 kvartn. paknesss
zpracovane pray. ceny z5c. SklspeN
Muzsle 35c kssndy par 27c ~
Trvaniive. ale Prize noveho yzoroa ien tpfo
hodinu 27c. Sklepeni
29c oblekovy sotys yard Zoe
i q paicd siroks, pins vyber piafdu, zejmena
yhodnS na vschazkeye ee obleky i shlePeni
SIPS cklapecks kouipaci obleky S9c
" jednom kuse jedno barevne peknou vyzdo
bou, velkosti 2S az "a. ?. patro
75c lslive ma root beer, tucet 59c
Pintove pat gumovou uzaverkou. vsude pro-
y xdavane po 75c tpcet Sklepsrf
$500 muzske slamsne klobouky jen SOC
zbyly lot muzskych slaniak1 vyborne hpdnpty.
vyber velikostf, jen tuto hodinu50c. Pffxemf.
] Al $1.98 domSci obleky 4 mastery 95c
. zbylys lot zensksch domacfch satd zAster yyb.
hod Gene az $1.ss. 4. patrc
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MuxsLe 81 so panama lklobouky $l.65
Yoyo panama dens slehce pfi pfekladanf ppskoze-
ne, Najdete Y lote hod. AZ 1850. Pfdxemf
35c ozdobna p1vatka z7c
opaiovsho biieho skla, velke. jen tuto hodinu
nh prodeJ po 27c. sklepenI
ChlapecAe 30c blizy 21c
stAIobarevny modry chambray a ykusne pru-
hovany perkal mansetami. male mfry. 2. patr0
SOC bilent shaker flanel 24c
ciste hfS mekky. vece hledany X sitf det-
x sxeho prAdlass skIepenf
Muzsks 500 sport. kosile pos &c
yelkSnl limeem a kratk kymi rukavy veffce
zadovana hodnota. Pflxem1
60c mapa ma lesfxhi jen SIC
No Mar mapa 81 srukojeti. prav. prodavane po
* SOC tuto shodinu po SIC. sklepcnf
Muzsks 1Oc kapesniky kus Sc
Jednoduche. obsite kambriku vytecne jako-
s. sti. druhottfdnf zboz Pffxelnf
Detske $4.96 kab6ty jen 1926
Rdzeys baryy neb modrs poplin, vysoke zivpt-
25c xaclonovy markesit yard 15c
Yard siroky billy beige. stfihans primo
astucky.. Lace tuto hodinu 5. patro
j SIS AZ $3.50 koberce jen 5000
Hartford axminsterske malou unepravidelnostf,
Avclkosti ax9. 7hxI0h 6sx12, 7.6x9. s 5. pAtro
$4.35 zoublxovAis pfikryvky $3.3S
zcubkovans saten, s2xs2 Krasne mars. IVORY,
kuate rohy. Pfixenf
/ SSc envelope chemise kus 79c
2 pokneho trvaniyeho longclothus ozdoba
krajek a vssiyek. zvlastnost 7sc. 4. patro
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re ysech castf Tyrol nynl
femci zadaji, aby byl poslanec
Conci odstranen 3 ilfadu namest
ka zefnskeho hejtraana v Tyrol
sku.
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3 f
I $40 a-$12.5O kabSty i kejpy $4.65
yojenske khaki sopkcnne kejpy vesty; cerne
bile kostkovane, pfepasane kabaty patro
$1.25 sLfifis ma chleba S9c kus
Pdkne zhotovene slfine ma chcba, dubopy4 finis,
stfedni. yelkosti prav.t cena SIPS. skiepenf
19c 25c zacionovs zbytky 8c yard
zbytky hiadksch nitensch tstepych skrinn.
swissn, sftf atd. 5. patro
Muzske 35c ponozky 27c par
Muzske jepne prnsvitne ponoaky hladkych ba-
rev prvnf jakosti ga prodeje &c Pfizesll
/ $3.50 AxiiTiihster samet. koberce 81. SO
Hotovene ze zbytkd kobercn, pekne lemovane,
s,..yzhledne, 27x54 pal 5. patfo'
Csc Cleaners ma botky 17c
Polar. White, Homing White Wing, Muftis,s
Everclean iestidla ma bar botky. .. pntro
29c raci'kArty 10c hra
Z NejlepsI yzor. dobre hlazene. satin finish !.
Tuto hodinu pouze "a 1sc. HaIkon
$50 P0l6vici.i zastsry 26c kus
Hotovene dobreho perkalu. svetlychi tempgch
i. barey,s Pravdelna cena soc. 4. patro
Muzsks chlapecks 81 Gepice 65G
velky yyber muzsksch "a chlapeckych cspic,
vseoky mfry v lote. Pouze hodinu Pffxemf
SAC sklenice ma vodh 54e tncet
sklenice ma vodu z tlaceneho skia obyeejne IA
$40 tucet. Tuto hodinu s54c u - u sh3epepd
4 CHAP. $11.5O mniosdrS serz. obleky $7.S5
200 ceiovlnensch modrsch oblelsn. kabaty zako-
sspoYeho vznru Knick ere pre- AZ lslete ?. patre
35c Plisse krepove zbytky 2tc va.
zbytkove delky plisse Tkrepw jen rdzove pro
spodnf prAdlo vhodne. sklepeni
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no ]

cSC OpaQue StanlQIa GO Oxen DOC hus
81 a s2 palce sircka. stop d1ouha, zefenayf
baEvy velpnis trvanliva. (. patro
see New Process linoleum 43c Ct yd.
velks vsBer qobrsch vzoru Kasds yard zarp-
ss cen. Lace tuto hodinu. Ii - s. patro
$1.z5 bf1eny stolni damasek 76c
yzqrd. hodinu 7sc yard. Hiavnf patrs
sc ko5ilky pro nemllvnata 29c
vysoke i krku a dlouhc rulhvy, zdobene kTar
snSm stehem az doln knofifckovane. = pstfe
SITS bible $l.E0
Abecedovany stary novy zakon, pfeklad 2 pn-
vodnfho jazyka, kozf yAzant, Balkon
1896 kozene cestovnf vaky $2.39
SIR Prave xkozene a kozf podsite opatfene kartA7
ss. CEN. hfebenerp. schran. mydlo satd Pffxemi
$1.9S Geofgette krepy $1.5S yd.
Dobre jakosti georgette, 40 pale. stroke, cerne.
bile rnznobarevne. HIavnf patro
SOC Balls ovocne nadoby Csc tucet
Nadoby ma nakladanf vfrky gumou opatfenef
at mira prav. soc tucet. SkIepenf
Muzske 22c bavlnsne p0noxky Ice p6r
Muzske Gold Coin bavlnsnrt ponosky trvanliyyeh
barep, pryn9 jakosti. dvojf podnozkou, Pffxemf
Csc bileny kambric mlselin 15c yard
s6 y. stff, muselfn. vhodns spadnf pradIo,
atd vp&tek 15c yard i " aslSlcpenf
Chlapecke 75e Ak 81 knicker. 59c
Khaki a ze sedeho erashu kalhoty prazdniny.
dobfe zhotovene trvanlive Rro 6-F16lete. 2. y.
3Sc 4iyhtky pres snsrovacky 25c
q dobreho longclothu, zdobene krajkou q vysf-
b. vanfm. vsecky miry. 1. patfo
- IS 1851
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podPous tim oksnzi vlSds YH paiskou
rs s p ssy Esrou by. lspe ohl dstsssg y.It
yzdy, etft pkud dzt vALEcNE UsPoRNE
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ssnsko hkL Mh i iz . nam zdS ylnSu ndls
Uozte
3 Nsrych jest mOzno obeM, Uspornych @ss
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07
Navarro Cafe and Billiard Par|oTs
AMERICANS HAVE QUIET DAY AT.
TER STRENUOUS TIME

With the American Army in France,
Tuesday, March 5-This has been a
quiet day in the American sector
northwest of Toul The artillery on
both sides seemed content to fire a
fe W destructive shots. The shells
were infrequent until late in the af-
ternoon when the American artillery
livened things up bit, firing on a
town in the enemy line where troops
had been seen.
Although the weather was bright
and clear for the first time in several
days, a mist arose from the snow and
observation was obscured by the
ground haze. Aerial forces took adj
vantage of the improved weather and
operated freely. Groups of enemy
planes came over for Photographic
work, but were kept high in the air
by the American anti-aircraft guns.
Planes from the American lines also
were out in force. In the trenches
the men divided their time between
watching the aerial operations and
drying themselves in the dugouts.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07
CHARGE MADE AGAINST SEARS.
ROEBUCK

Washington, March 6 - Complaint
was issued today against Sears, Roe
buck & Company, of Chicago, by the
Federal Trade Commission, charging
unfair methods of competition in the
conduct of its business.
The complaint summons the firm
to answer a charge that it has adver-
tised sugar for sale at three to four
cents a pound, actually at loss, but
only upon condition that certain
amounts of other groceries be pur-
chased for which a sufficient price is
charged to make a profit on the COM
bined sale.
The complaint further charges that
Sears, Roebuck & Company, with the
purpose of injuring competitors, has
circulated catalogues representing the
quality of merchandise sold by its
competitors as inferior.
The complaint charged that the low
price of sugar was made for the pur-
pose of lessening competition AMI
creating monopoly.
A hearing has been set for April II.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07

And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Meadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Pat.
rick. Of this place. writes: II was
very constipated. had sour stomach
and was 90 uncomfortable. I went To
the doctor. He gave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear up my digestion. They would
gripe me and afterwards II seemed
! was more constipated than before.
I'heard Of Black-Draught and de-
cided to try It. I found It Just what I
needed It was an easy laxative, and
not bad to swallow. My digestion soon
improved. got we'll Of the sour stom.
ach. my bowels soon seemed normal.
no more gripping, and would take
dose now and then, and was In good
shape.
cannot say too much for Black
Draught for It Is the finest laxative
one can USE"
Thedfords Black-Draught has for
many years been found Of great value
in the treatment Of stomach. liver and
bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle
and reliable IN It's action, leaving no
bad aftereffects, It has won the praise
Of thousands Of people who have ueed
Il NC135
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07
AMERICAN VIEWS
Toward Siberian Action INFORMED
United States Has Sent No Com
munIcatlon TO Japan ON
Subject

Washington, March Cit was au-
thoritatively stated today that the
United State has sent no communica-
ton to Japan on the subject OF action
In Siberia and that II any Views OF
this Government are expressed they
probably will be conveyed to Cree
Britain, through which the, United
States has received all It's informa-
ton OF the situation.
II was further stated that the
United States has not assented, dis
scented or protested and that with
out any exchange OF written commu-
nlcations japan already understands
the friendly attitude Of the United
States and It's disposition to take no
part. In addition, japan understands
that the United States credits her
with disinterested purposes II action
In Siberia should be taken.
At the same time. 1t is understood,
Japan understands the United States
is giving thought to the moral eff
feet in Russia of such action and
would feel that the absolute neces-
sity should be apparent before 1t Is
taken These views have been ex-
pressed to Great Britain, which as
an intermediary advised the United
States of Japan's views.
The statement that the United
States Is in accord in principle with
Japan's plans, supposing always that
action is necessary, has been inter-
preted in some dispatches to mean
that the United States has assented to
the plan and the further statement
that the United States has not assent
ed has been construed in others to
mean that the Government has with
held its assent.
These various statements are all
generally regarded as a play upon
words at a time when official an
nouncements of the exact status of
the situation is being withheld.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07

Miss Mary Deweese Poynts will ar
rive today to visit the family of Mr..
James B. Wood of Forest avenue.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07
BAD MAN AND TWO GUNS TRY
TO CLEAN UP CARLISLE

Carlisle, KY, March So am COM
ing back and clean up the town" said
j. Fl. Prin, Of Bracken county today
after he had a difficulty with City
Marshal Leonard Howard. Immedi-
ately after making this threat Prin
went to Millersburg purchased sever
al rounds of ammunition and two
shotguns and started back to Carlisle.
At the farm which is owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Howard, Prin en-
countered Wallace Campbell who re-
sides there and chased him into his
home, threatening to kill him. The
neighbors telephoned to Sheriff James
w. Myers who secured Deputy Sher-
If James Gaunce, Coroner T. e.
Hutchings and Marshal Howard.
At Dalzell's crossing the officers
saw Prin walking down the railroad
toward Carlisle with two shot guns
in his hand. Mr.. Myers ordered him
to throw down his gun and Prin i'm
mediately opened fire, several shots
struck Mr.. Howard and Sheriff N.Y.
ers. He fired other shots and the
fire was returned by the officers. He
then ran down the railroad and Of
ficers Hutchings and Gaunce took
part in the chase and assisted in
capturing him after he had covered
distance of over mile. Prin was
landed in the Jail, none of the officers
were hurt, the shots only penetrat-
ing their clothes.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07
IRELAND'S CHAMPION IS DEAD

London, March 6-John e. Red
mond, the Irish Nationalist leader
died this morning.
Mr.. Redmond, who underwent al
operation in London last Friday
passed fair day yesterday and ap-
parently was maintaining the prog
ress shown Monday.
The Irish convention, which has
been supported by Mr.. Redmond, yes
terday adopted a message of SYM
pathy, in which an earnest wish was
expressed for his early and complete
recovery.
Mr. Redmond passed away peace
fully at 7:45 o'clock this morning.
Death was due to heart failure, fol-
lowing the recent operation.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07

Mrs. S. T. Judge and son, Morris, OF
Carlisle, have returned home after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Ruddell,
of East Fourth street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07
HILLDALE PIT. A.

Miss Ida Gardner, National Organ
izer of Parent-T Teachers Associations,
will address the Hilldale PIT. A. Fri
day afternoon at l o'clock. The Hill
dale PIT A. is a most enthusiastic
body of workers and has the honor of
being the first PIT. A. in Mason coun-
ty to federate with the State and Ma
tional with a membership of over
sixty-five.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07
WISCONSIN SOLONS CENSURE
LAFOLLETTE

Madison, Wis, March 1.-THE dead
lock of the lower house of the Wis
consin legislature which had been In
progress a week, was broken today
after an all night session and the
loyalty resolution, containing an
amendment censuring Senator La
LaFollette for his attitude in the war
adopted So to 80. The resolution was
passed by the state senate ten days
apO
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07
NASHVILLE PRODUCE MARKET

The purchase or sale of hens or
pullets prohibited by the Food Admin.
istration.
U. s, Food Administration License
No. G-09467.
THE E. L. MANCHESTER PRODUCE
COMPANY, Inc.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07

Mrs. George Mcdaniel Of East
Third street, is spending the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. T. d.
Trumbo, Of Covington.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sphar, of East
Second street, left yesterday for a
two weeks stay at Hot Springs, Ark.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-07
OUR COLORED CITIZENS

Charles Everett Marshall, son Of
NIr. and Mrs. Albert Marshall, died at
lis home on East Sixth street yester-
fay afternoon at Ills o'clock. Fun
cral will be held from the home to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
torment will be made in the Mays
lille cemetery.
We wish to extend our heartfelt
hanks to all friends and relatives for
their kind sympathy extended to us in
the death of our beloved daughter,
Julia Dent. We also wish to thank
the pastor for his consoling servicet
the Y. w. A. and all who took part.
THE BEREAvED FATHER AND
MOTHER.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-04
STEAMBOAT LINES.
To Philadelphia
and Chester

FROM FOURTH STREET WHARF
Schedule until further notice. subject 20
change.
Leave Wilmington Cor Philadl ,phsA daily
except Saturdays aud sundays 30 Z SO
ii 90 q. m, l.$O. AIS. 900, 700 and $50
Leave Philadelphia for Wilmington &C
so. 900. 100 a. m. 500. AIS. ZOO and
$50 - m.
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays leave
both Philadelphia and Wilmington az so
200, 1880 -. m. ~ o'clock noon 80.
500, . La 600, 100. $50 and $50 p, IA.
SUMMER RATES OF FAKE EFFEC-
TIVE MAY 1ST
To PHILADELPHIA
Daily ......-..,... single. 25c; y ting 15c
sat, sun. 4 Holiday single soc; u sing. lSc
TO CHESTER.
DAILY, including Saturday, sunday and
Holidays. single. lSc; half single. loo.
No excursion tickets viii be issued. The
single ticAet will be good 'ithcr way
WILMINGTON PENN's GROVE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington. $50, 100 500. 900.
1000. IL 90 a. m. ~ o'clock noOn. 100.
400. 500, 400, 500. 600, 100. 500. 300.
1000. IL 90 aud 400 D. IN
Leave Penn's Grove at 600, Tbs. 500,
200, 1000, II 90 a., IN, - O'Clock noon.
100, a,l6. 500. 400. 800, 400. 100. 400.
fRhNCH'S GROVE PENIS 0ROvE
Open dates for sunday school excursions
Apply Fourth street Wharf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-04
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

MOTORCYCLES for sale: big Assort-
uaent OF slightly used, AZ bargain prices
We have indians. Harlcy-Dayidsons and
other different makes. some l9Los. l.
aud 3 speeds: lVt5's. / anu , speed We
have lOlb's with side cars attached These
machines have been traded IN on new
models have all been ovorhaulod and are
Ia AL condition. ]. IA Minnick. COS Della
ware avenue.