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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FoP RENT

1900 West ST.. corner property, 2 4 b..
has FIVE bedrooms Would make fine room
ing house For full particulars apply
r. A. DAVIS Il 90.
Phnrs 512. Fire Tnsuran~s
1909 Tatnsl strsat
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Musical Instruments

pATUk PHbNDUhAtHs-A their Vrea l.
est features, no needles 10 change Plays ali
make records with their raspactiys u,..si los
at their best. Guarsnteed nve years AZ
totd liano Co, 40 " riuth street
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LITTLE CHILDREN 5 COATS AND HATS
Greatly reduced In price. sensible Christ
mas CUTS. smItn Aoiiinser. Fourth and
Market streots
MEN ) BATH koBEs-Aiade OF the finest
beacon cIoth. Price. SOAP. Jacobys. ga
go AIarAet street.
MUSIC NOI4Ls-For ali players. soc up 20
81 30. hoDelen Piano Co., 40 Market st.
PLAYER PIANO-Have music in the nome
this Christmas. special. Absolutely new.
reliable player piano Tor S4ov. basy pay
ments. houeen fIano CO., liU Market ct.
PEARL BEADo-uiye her genuine Froncn
Louyaine beads. Price slO 10 sIo. Broad
bent JeweIer. U23 Snipiey street.
PIPES-Very attractive large, nigh grade
pipes with amber substitute stem. BowI
OF fine mecrscnaum. Fitted in leather COW
cred plush lined case. Jones, sixth and
Market streets.
terms and coiors. special reduced prices
s ones for 65c each, two for 81. Buy now
for Christmas while the choice is best.
Smith-Aoiiinser. fourtA and Market SITS.
SHIRTS-W omen puy these mems shirts
because they like the tine materials and
low prices. Men are glad to wear tnom for
they good looking and comfort table.
Madam. get John several for Christmas
gift. 81 90 to Sl2. Smtth-Zollinger. Fourth
and Market streets.
SINhs-1hat Will lessen the drudgery OF
Kitchen work are appreciated by the mousse
wife alfred A. Dorsey. Phone 3S7
SLIPPERs-Pure wool khaki felt with soft
leather soles. The kind men buy. All sizes.
Warm and durable. sl.9e per pair. Army
and Navy Goods Co, al5 Market street.
TOBACCO OuOHES-Made of high
grade rubber. chamois or leather. A handy
thing for the pipe smoker. Price 75c up.
Jones. sixth and Market streets.
VICTROLAS-A payment OF $500 places
either Victroia, sonora or Columbia In
your home for Christmas. Arrange for
yours today. Robelen Piano Co.. no Mar
ket street.
WARM WOOL sCARFs-FasnIonable and
acceptable for Christmas gifts for your
best girl or mother or sister. Big selec-
ton SO to 1850 each. First counter to
the right just inside the door. Smith Zol-
linger. Fourth and Market streets.
WATCHES-Ingersoll "Radiolites" In all
sizes. Always an ideal gift. Priced from
x2.50 up. Gordon's Cigar Store. \. NJ.
O. A. Opposite us.
WALLETS-Genuine leather. Has card.
stamps and ticket pockets. delightful
gift for 7bc up Franks II9 Market street.
Wearing apparel 6s
PLUSH COAT-New, with fur collar. for
sale. cheap. Apply 1919 West street.
Wanted to buy 66
DOLL COACH-Wanted to buy a doll
coach. Phone b56s W.
DIAMoNDs--We viii pay you the highest
prices. b. hleitz & Bro, Co., sixth and
Market streets.
JUNK-Let me buy your second hand
goods. Highest prices in Delaware. IL.
Sloan. lly West street. Phone 7ssl. 7s4o.
OLD COLD win buy your old gold and
silver. Millard f. Davis. OIL East Second
street.
PRINTING PREss-small, wanted. with
type. &c, either hand or power What
have you? Address \ /, Every Evening
ONCE.
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ALTERATION HAND WANTED AT
ONCE ON LADIES AND MEMS
READY-TO-wEAR APPAREL. STEADY
PosITIO N; GOOD SALARY. APPLY
LIVINGSTON BIG STORE. ON THE
SECOND FLOOR. COG MARKET ST.
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Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG MANA, qualified as paymatser
any sort Of payroll work Industrial or
mercantile accounting, position In Office.
store. wholesale or JobbinE house, or In
dustrtsl establishment. Good habita,
total ahstRtner. best of references. VIII
start at moderate pay. Address y 7. Every
hvening once, Phone 4233.
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--4--iaa s-a-s'- - ---sas-l---
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

Business Opportunities -
GILMAN MARks-Actusl cash money
Not checks or drafts. safe and highly
profitable. Act quick. Address y ?. Every
Evening Once.
MORTGAGE-To divide Jointly owned
$1,000 first mortgage on farm land near
city holders will dispose Of same at al
attractive sacrifice. Address box li3I.
city.
SALES hANAGER-sellins rishts for
Delaware and Eastern shore Maryland
Established business. paying ss5 TO 500
per week small capital required. Stock
furnished. Only live wires. Apply w. l..
Wilkinson, 1916 ". sixth st. after p. m
Investments, Stocks, Bonds 80
DIVIDEND NOTlCE-At meeting held
this day the board of directors or the
Whining ton Trust Company declared a
regular dividend of three per cent Isl 80
per sharel, out of the earnings of the past
quarter aud a special and extra dividend
of one per cent go cents per share), on
account OF the earnings during the past
fiscal year payable January 8, 1921 to
stockholders OF record the close OF
business December 20. 1920. Checks will
be mailed. d. &. Aspril, treasurer
December 10. 1920.
SAFE AND SOUND-6 per cent. per cent
or per cent first preferred cumulative
stocks for sale. Address 3. Every Evening
Once.
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AUCTIONS--LEGAIS

Auction Sales 80
AUCTION SALES-or every description
Anywhere. II you want to sell see HamiI-
ton. the Square Deal Auctioneer and Farm
Agent. 705 Madison 81. Phone 734S w
PUBLIC SALE or LUMBER. 6C.-Hav-
ing about finished my contract in the Cool
ing or Jackson woodss about 29s miles
north of Elkton Md. about III miles
south of Singerly Station, and having no
further use Tor the following, | win sell
without reserve, on Saturday. December
Is, 1920 at l o'clock one saw mill COM
plete ono two-horse wagon sawed chest
nut posts is, 900 feet b. m. of lumber
consisting of one-inch boards, two-inch
planks. 2x4, 2x6, 2xS. 4x6. ox6 an of which
are mostly oak. Terms of sale, cash Ira
A. Moore, Dan Garrett, Auctioneer.
KLAIRS BAHAAR-Saturday, December
is at IL O'Clock. % head OF horses and
mules. 10 head of good young. sound
horses $50 chickens. $50 pullets, over one
half laying. Lot of pigs from 80 TO 400
pounds. Wagons, auto cars harness. blan-
kets, 200 inner tubes and auto tires. Lot of
clothing and Christmas goods OF all kinds
so live turkeys. Notice: Christmas week |
will have 1000 dressed turkeys from Della
ware and Maryland, as fine as ever came
to Wilmington Lot of stuff TO sell. Come
early Sale. Ii o'clock sharp. 200 bushels
of corn. klair 4 Hollingsworth.
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Statesmen and Agents

Statesmen and Agents 35
AGENTS To sell high-grade ofiice spe-
clalty side line. BiR paying propoHi-
tion fun or part time Houchins -Hostett ter
Co, 1894 North Fifty-siKth street. phla-
deiphia.
Situations sWanted-Female 30
AselS1 AN 40 deDList or doctor wants
position. Experience. aHsfsrenCes w ~.
Every kvenIng once.
REFINED WIDOW wants position as
companion or oaretaker for semi-inysIid
Reference given. Address y i3. Every
Evening Office.
STENo0RAPHER- Experienced, desires
position. Capable Of using dietapnone.
Phone 5ibt "
YOUNG GIRLs-Experieuced In sewing
wishes position with dresEmaker. Phone
1862.
YOUNG LAnY--Wishea clerical posilion
Experienced in bookkeeping. payroll and
cost work. Phone 1920
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

Houses For Sale 81
LOWERING AVE. l33s-Six rooms aud
bath, all modern conveniences; across from
Brandywine Park. Phone 1856 w
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INSTRUCTION

INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses az
WANTED NAAfES-Men over IL wishing
to become government railway matl clerks
SI35 month. Answer Immediately. 10
Every Evening Ottce.
Local Instruction Classes 43
BEACON 'b-Beacom' is recognized as
one Of Americas best business schools
Make arrangements TO enter Day school
or Night school ON Monday. January 8
Beacon Business Colleges 10th 81 King
streets, Wilmington.
Musical Dancing Dramatic "a
DANCIk G-Learn 10 unnce now. Glass or
IriyAye instruction. Avenue DancelAnd
Eden Hall Building. Phone 1882 J.
Private instruction 45
PRIVATE INsThUCTIoN--Are you pre-
pared 20 meet the demands of the recon
strucuion period The Hines Indi vidual
Instruction Method insures rapid progress
and is invariably successful Hines Priyat to
Business College. s02 w. Twenty-secoud
street. Phone 5227 w.
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PLAY SAFk. bIh NOM oN Nhh-f on
e.n't eo urons when you buy from us.
NJ ssXe you at least 10 per cent on any
,saae ri car or truck. L seo Car sales Co..
ptls shipie4. Phone lsS~ ;. open even
Ng y.
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MERCHANDISE.

Articles For Sale sI
BUYERS WAkTED-For a large assert
ment OF FISH aquariums and goldfish. # q
Carlmell Paint and Glass Co. SiIfh And
Madison streets.
weight, used canvas at low prices This IL
suitable for covering floors, porch roofs
boat decks. produce and a great MANY
other purposes. Call and examine at a.
lantic Manufacturing Co.. IO4 Walnut st.
DOLLS-Cbristmas bungalow and gar
den fenco. TO go under tree. Apply gO2
hirkwood street.
HEATERS-We sell the famou. rn,nIra
Pipeieas heaters. ). G.. " iIliAus Third
and TAtnAl streets. formerly 5I0 Orange
PARLOE sTOVE-smalI; also women's
suits. cheap. lis n. Lincoln street.
VICTROLA-Fumed oak. also doll coach
good condition. Phone 2574 j.
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LIVE STOCK

Dogs, Cats. Pets a
GOLD FISH-All sizes. from Sc O 25c each
800 fish aquariums, from I0c TO SO n H
Cartmell Paint and Glass Co., Sixth and
Madison streets.
DOG-BIack pomeranian, with pedjgrea
Make nice Christmas sift. Phone 1901 "
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-23

! A. ostsisstsad DIE q Bleed
Polsenina Caused BY Teeth.

A. A. 0oteSootood DIE ~ OIooo
Poisoning Caused BY Teeth.
Bleed poisoning. caused BY uicsra-
lions Of the teeth. saturday AFTER
neon caused the death Of A. A. Get
tisstead. two miles southwest Of Dill
lon. In the StavAnser neighhorhood'
Mr.. 0ettlestead had been suffering
from liberated teeth for two or thres
days early last week and four days
ago became violently Ill. a day later
he became unconscious and remained
In q stage Of coma until his death.
Mr.. 0ettlestead was born IN Lyn6-
DIAL. Norway. Fob. I. 1859. He came
to America in 1855 and made his
home for one year At Ada, Minnie
sofa. The following spring he came
to the 6tavsnger neighborhood'
where he has since made his home
He was married June -, 1897. to
Miss Thea Husaboe. who survives
him with three children, Helen
Marion and Theodore. Five sisters
ell residing in Norway. also survive.
Short prayer services will be held
from the home early Wednesday
morning. with funeral services al
1880 at the Stavanger church. In
charge Of Rev. Jennie Kirby. Burial
VIII be In the stavanger cemetery.
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In honor OF Ernestine Davidson.
who is moving soon to Ames with
her parents Rev. and Mrs. R. B.
Davidson. Mildred Tallett enter
tanned twelve Of her classmates Of the
seventh grade Rogers school
Saturday afternoon at her home.
a04A West State street Games and
music occupied the hours and re-
freshments We're served by the hos
tess mother, Mrs. ]. r. Taliert as
sisted by her daughter, Elizabeth.
Decorations In keeping with Wash
ington's birthday were used thru the
rooms and the came idea was carried
out in the menu.
g 9 @
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Banzhaf. 4os
May street, entertained at farewell
party Friday night in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Banzhaf, who are
leaving for Donnellson near where
they are to make their home on
farm. The guests were forty friends
of the couple and included nurses
from the Deaconess where Mrs.
Banzah nursed before her marriage.
The evening was spent with games
and music and Mrs. Banzhaf served
refreshments assisted by Mrs Mich
cal and Mrs. Leo Banzhaf.
q q q
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rank enter
tanned the members of the w r
Club at their hcme. 1104 West Main
street. Saturday at a o'clock din
ner. Places for sixteen were arrang-
ed at e. table prettily decorated with
a patriotic color scheme in hornor OF
the birthday anniversary OF Wash
ington. Mrs. Rank served dinner in
four courses assisted by her daugh-
ter. Ethel. In the afternoon the an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-23

| ing the one uAioh Nss. Morgan ~
rectsd 1t her had. ne believes
Result ~ OLD Teovbea
FrisnAs OF Ma Morgan believe The
shooting to have bsea the result OF
old trouble between the couple. which
terminated In the divorce procesd-
ings. A divorce Actiou. nlsd ~ Nor
gan following MS arrest on the con-
plant Of Mr.. Morgan last sumsner,
charging assault, was dismisss1. ans
on Dec. %. 1919. Mrs. Morgan filsA
suit Mr.. and ARA Morgan 81 that
time were living At the home OF Nj.
and Mrs. Charles g. Dollarhids 3ot
South Third avenue
Because OF the continued trouble
Mrs. Doliarhids. In . statement to-
day. said she had rsfussd to permit
Morgan 70 come again 20 the house.
Last wednesday. In district court. on
hearing OF the divorce case, Morgan's
counsel moved that the plaintirs Pc
t!tion be dismissed ana the case Wa
taken under advisement Saturday
the following entry was made BY
Judge Cummings. on motion Of Mrs.
Morgan's attorneys
Before any finding BY the court
the plaintiff asks leave and 10 grant
ed leave TO dismiss the action At
plaintiffs cost without prejudice"
II was alleged that Morgan had
given up his Job. with the railroad
to escape payment Of alimony.
Find Cartridge In csat-
Two of the bullets were found In
the wall OF the bathroom by the po-
lice and a third was taken from q
doorway leading TO back stairs near
where the body Of Mrs. Morgan lay.
A fourth had entered Mrs. Morgan's
brain and It is presumed the fifth
was the bullet which entered Nor
gan's hand. The shooting had been
done with new .32-caliber Smith &
wesson revolver and the police to-
day are endeavoring TO determine
whether the weapon was purchased
from a local dealer.
What was regarded as one OF the
most important bits OF evidence was
the finding by John Watt, formerly
special agent for the Chicago &
Northwestern, OF three .32-caiiber
cartridges IN the right-hand coat
pocket of Mrs. Morgan's coat En-
animation Of her room at the Dol
larhide home. however, failed to dis
close any more cartridges.
The shooting Of Mrs. Morgan on
the left side Of the head Is explained
by the husband by the statement THAI
Mrs. Morgan could use her left hand
with the same freedom as her right
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oogNo kvegO VroD UU0eSA
Dseese thst1 uasgtAgo -. anA Nh
Morgan had tsoa GAlldhse1 fuoeoA1
at Unisa MIX. M wAees che ut.
tA'u DArsnts reside They wesO nar.
ried Aitssn or sixteen years $50 an
came hsee frsm 1o0siA M
Last summer Mra. AorgAn Chapgea
her husband with assault allegina
that he attacksd her vAsA she en-.
tered her home 70 0st her clothes.
at that time II was allN0ed By Ara
Morgan ana neighbour that Morgan
had burned many - hsr belonsinu
nthe furnace when arrested Nor
ean haA . ssvo,vsr which stan u In
poaseaeion q ,tAo poitoA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-23

The caster and msmbssu - Bethel
4. ~. y church wish 70 thank the
public for their aid In abling 10 "a
LIT the mortgage debt Of our church
which has bean outstanding for
thirteen years.
The Rude Auto Company building
mon gave yi7.tT. again we thank
them. Rev. A. r. Rayford. pastor.
ID. n. CrostwIt. clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Green Mountain Ladies' Aid
Society will meet at the homo OF Mrs
Grant Yetley Thursday.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF St
Mary's church will hold Its regular
meeting Tuesday night At the home
|1ot Miss Anna Stegman- 500 Wood
bury street
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. c. r. Gaunt.
ZOE North Fourth avenue, TuesdaS
afternoon.
The Pansy Club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. E. G. Flatley,
400 East Main street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-23

ksaasA clubs wiil b ofGsnised - the
ssvuuai scheslsL "A ~. uarl. Of Iowa
Ueots CelIeges Ali Hankins. - this
olty. whe hAs besa leader Of the
0eutA Side Boys' and Girls Poultry
Cub. and Mr.. Mary 0rssg. county
AsAs dsnenstration agent visited
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FORM POULTRY CLUBS.
Children In City Grade Schools n
Become Members.

Chihren Of five grade schools. to
the number Of at. have signified
desire to become members Of the
Marshailtown Junior Poultry Club,
now being organized. While there
will be one organization, to which
grade school pupils over 10 years OF
age will be admitted to membership,
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=Soc1ety=
Social Affairs :: Womens Clubs Churches and Lodges

nual election Of officers was held.
dent; Mrs. James Andrews. vice pres
ident: and Mrs. n. G. Rinden, sec
rotary. A social hour followed the
meeting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-23
FAMILY TROUBLE
ENDS IN TRAGEDY
MRS. RHopA MORGAN DYING,
HUSBAND WOUNDED. RI.
CULT OF SHOOTING.
MORGAN HELD PENDING
OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION

Circumstance eurrsundino sheotlno
shroudsd In Mystsry--cartr'dsss
Found In Woman's Coat Pocket
Mrs. Morgan Makes Contradictory
Statements.
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MRS. 0'CRADY
STILL AUDITOR
Continued from page one)

other person or tribunal"
Judge Conner in rendering his de-
cision in the case held as follows:
I am Of the opinion, therefore, that
since Section 31O6 provides plainly in
it's terms that in all counties having
county auditor, no claim against the
county shall be paid, or warrant
drawn therefor unless the same shall
have the approval of the County Au
ditor, that the Clerk and Recorder, re-
spondent herein, was within his rights
in refusing to order paid the claim
in this instance, and that the board
had no authority to order paid the
claim in excess of any amount allowed
by the county auditor, and that there
fore the said demurrer to the answer
should be overruled.
I Any other construction would re-
quire the reading into said Section
31O6 of something :. .nch is not there.
The provision, Tin all counties having
county auditor, no claim against
the codnty shall be paid, or warrant
drawn therefor, unless the same shall
have the approval Of the county audi
tor is as plain as words can make
bit, and the courts are bound by the
declaration and enactment of the leg
islature.
Dated this 21st day Of February,
1920. .
C.. E. CONFER, Judge.
+ And so, the office and authority of
the County Auditor still exists.
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MAJOR ISSUES
WARRANT
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Continued from page ene)

|
er him in some way or other. Mr.,
Major is poor weakhng, and his
cries and walls when in position that
requires him TO- take stand are alb
solutely pitifI. He: is now entirely
iii ai4 hands ef those parasites WIN
are doing the taxpayers of Sheridan
to q nice bT9Wn.. -. ri saa GU
na1lr.s Rex Movius also shows his,
hands In this case. Mr.. Moyius is
one Of those thrifty gentlemen, who
don't "give dam, y If It can be shown
that he does not take a risk on his
own hook. He cannot be elected to
Office again, because of the fact that
Ea county treasurer can hold only. two
terms, and ut is reported that Mr..
Movius intends to migrate as soon as
his term Of Office expires.
Suits will be filed in court against
/ all Of the parties to this conspiracy,
and especially Mr.. Major, and these
gentlemen or their bondsmen will be
compelled to come hack with the
above money, and IS It develops that
crinpiral facfiens will lay, warrants
will be sworn out for the arrest Of
the parties to this conspiracy.
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ton, over and above. such profit made
by any such individual or corporation,
in the year prior to such declaration
of war, shall be paid to the United
States Government by any and all
such individuals or corporations dur
ing the period Of the said war and
become the property of the United
States Government.
Il. The Constitution Of the United
States of America to be amended only
by a direct vote Of all the people. In
case Of National crisis, the Suffrage
TO be extended to all franchised citi-
gems absent from their place of resi-
eiance due to Government duties.
Il. The enforcement of the Con-
stitution Of the United States of
America as it is written.
IMMEDIATE DEMANDS:-
] 1. We oppose exploitation Of our
patriotism and loyalty by any group
of people for their selfish interests,
and we object to being used to UNI
fairly keep down wages and the
standard Of American living.
2. We endorse an honest and fair
national bonus for all ex-service men
and women not dishonorably discharg-
ed from the. United States service,
and who participated honorably in the
recent World War. All bonuses to
be paid from funds derived by taxa
ton Of all incomes in excess of $50, 900
annually.
3. We demand that the proper au-
thorities bring about an immediate
investigation and RENEWAL of all
court martial cases.
a. We demand investigation Of
all war expenditures, the Aircraft pro-
gram, the Hog Island Ship Yards pro-
gram. Ammunition and food pur-
chases, destruction of war materials,
investigation of wage adjustments by
the War Labor Board and the Voca-
tional Training System for Ex-Ser-
vice men.
S. We demand that congressional
legislation shall be put into immedl-
ate effect to care for our distressed
comrades in arms who because Of in
juries or sickness contracted While
fighting for democracy and humanity
should be given more liberal compen-
sation than has been provided for in
the past.
There will be post formed in
Plentywood soon. A charter has been
applied for. Anyone wishing to join
this post, or wishing turtle informa-
ton, write William Moe, Archer, Mon
tana, temporarily in charge. We are
charging one dollar to be applied on
membership and dues.
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1t is rather for us to be here dedi-
Gated to the great task before US, that
from these honored dead we take in
creased devotion to that cause for
which they gave the last full measure
OF devotion, that we high resolve that
the dead shall not have died in vain. y
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.