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FEARs DANGEROUS CONSEQUENCES

Mr.. Walter Lippman and other COM
mentators at San Francisco fear the most
dangerous consequences from the insist
of admission Of Argentina, despite the plea
of NJ MclotoV for feur-day delay IN which
to seek settlement of the issue.
Mr.. Stettinins according to Mr.. Lipp-
nan, ito the establishment and disaay of
every experienced observer he had talked
with forced showdown. The vote was
carried by majority composed of the
American and British nations" but Mr..
Lippman points ont thai France and China
did not support tie American position and
!. with the exception of The Netherlands
net. one single liberated country of Europe
supported U.S.
The impression that wi3l go abroad is
that the assembly. based on the equality Of
states, --will be dominated by the American
republics, with. the help OF British votes"
Consequently. concludes Mr.. Lppman, this
VIII prevent the Soviet Union, France. or
other important continental countries from
permitting the assembly to have any real
authority ia CONNECTION with what they
consider vital interests.
The explanation Of Mr.. Stettinius'
insistence upon showdown vote on the
entrance OF Argentina is that the United
States agreed, at the conference in Mexico
City, that il Argentina complied with GER
tain conditions. she would be admitted and
that, at San Francisco the South Americans
voted to give White Russia and the Ukraine
separate votes on the assurance that Ar
gentiRa~ wenld be admitte1.
Mr.. Molotov supported his position by
quoting statements made by former Secre-
tary Hull and the late President Roosevelt
branding Argentina as a center of fascism
in the Western Hemisphere declared that
only the word OF some Latia-American gov
ernHaeats Indicated t.saf the situation In
Argentina he'd changed for the better and
insisted that Russia would Ike to study the
situation before inviting the AagerHfnes m
TO the assembly
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cLuTTERINc BULLETIN BOARDS

Amendment TO F1orida's marriage
law, requiring the posting Of an applica-
ton in county courthouse three days be-
fore license Is issued, is purely a make
shift of what it was intended at first TO.
make the law, which would have required
applicants to have their blood tested to de-
termine if they are fit TO be married.
Suchsa law. which Is in effect in several
states, stamps out the all too frequent prae-
lice of persons with social diseases becon>
ing married
It would be good thing also for Flor
ida as is the case in some states, of not
granting licenses to wed to people who are
imbeciles.
We in Key West know of a good many
instances of the marriage of imbeciles,
which resulted in adding more imbeciles
to the community, as has happened in every
other city in the country
If Florida wanted a really good mar
rage law. it should provide for blood tests
and. in cases where imbecility is generally
xnewn in any community, for mental tests
Also. Tn. that way, the average of the
health and mentality of children of such
marriages would be promoted in the state.
Word from Tallahassee said that the
law that went into effect at noon Saturday
will prevent hasty marriages that wind
npsin divorce Maybe it will and maybe it
ssbn Co. thereshas, been many divor-e
that soresrned persons who had long court
ships before they married, and there has
been ii INK a. marriage that has remained
firm. though it resulted from love at first
sight -
Divorces result chiefly from different
viewpoints or attitudes that cannot be re-
conciled, and we doubt if the three-day
wait viii in any way decrease the number
of divorces In Florida.
The three-day wait does not assure
the fitness, mental or physical of persons
who wish to be married. and all it will do
is to further clutter up bulletin boards in
county couTthouses.
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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES

l836-Anr1a e. Bracket. first
woman principal Of . normal
school Tin St. LOUIS. Boston edu-
Gator, born Boston. Died March
9, 1871.
l839-Thornas c. De Leon, Mo
bile, Ala. newspaper owner and
editor. noted playwright of his
day. born Columbia, s. c Died
Msrch 10. 1914
1850-Gustav Lindenthal, noted
American builder Of bridges. born
in Austria Died Metuchen. n. j.,
July 81. 1885.
186B-Richard c. Cabot, Boston
physician, pioneer in social serw-
ice work, born BrookLne, Efass.
Died Nav 3, 1899
1B78-Glenn II. Curtis, aviation
pioneer. second only TO the Wright
brothers, born Hamrnendsport. N.
Y. Died july %. 1880
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ness Harry ap. CO on and see.
what he xxns
Kay serang oat Of bed. Over the
telephone Rex assea :. size would
drive 10 Warm So AS With nam
thai agter ION. ne salus
b.. m ne &c aasssss H.. . llonle
Oh. sic aSa - erly, rs he
wei enou. IS surprised
the way nee ne@ss BOUNDED 90 the
sound of
.sffeaa1 be atnhes Tor a few
weekxg Rex laid her. then he'll
gradually learn to walk aionel
ssOh, I'd love TO So.
An afscrnoon with Rex--and On
20 the ball tonight If this could
only 20 on and on.
Francis was at home tor his
lunch hour when Rex arrived q
little past noon They We're talks
M m the living room when Kay
came downstairs. LUCIA was there
toe. locking I'D at the doctor wAth
q family lnsolent smile ON her
lips
Francis was saying to DR.. WAR
neE I'm glad Tommy has inl-
proved so wonderfully. Hes been
the pet of the entire village ever
since his illness Your work de-
serves all the credit
Hello" Kay said, smiling Up
at him. Trying not to Remembers
the last time they were IN this
room together, his arms about
sHow are you, Kay?" he asked.
Then he added, Your father says
he thinks deserve all the credit
for Tommy,s recovery. !.
ssWeu, don't your" Lucia asked.
DR.. Warner glanced at Lucia for
a moment and. Kay saw that ne
disIked her stepnother intensely
Sometime I'll tell you why DR.,
Sims work kept Tommy from be-
coming a hopeless cripple, ne
promised .
lT UCIA never allowed con-
IL versation TO get far away
from her. She turned TO the
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"Bnt, Dr.. Warner.
She ask amusedly, why did
Won come down here TO liver
Your name, your achievements
could, be used in great hospitals
in great cities
KAY looked at her fathers wife:
perhaps, she suggested. II
Tommy waikS--it viii be recog-
milton enough for DR. .Warnefa
3 That's right Rex agreed ut
doesn't matter where the crippled
liuhs are. does it, just so the
owaex laarns ID usa them again"
/ Lucia rose langzidly. well. !
ra1ess wei al meet at the dance
tcnixAt2 =
: ssRieht," Kay agreed. Now we
have toehurxys I went to look at
scrne familiar landmarks. before
Ne hurry back from Warm
Snrinrx y&U know it was my
houe for three weeks
ThSa she was with Rext in his
car azain and they both had
feeling Of reprieve, and q sense
Of everything being rigkt-h only
for a few hours.
He motioned to a package
back Of the seat I'm taking
Tommy q rifle. A toy, of course.
# was the only thing he wished
for when I asked him what he
wanted most to do when ne
walks"
KAY laughed. "a modern Leon.
idas. The sword is gone, replaced
bv the rifle. All he needs now IS
q local Pass of Thermopylae.
Rex stopped the car in front or
the Medical Building. III try to
be back with Tommy very SOON.
he promised
tT1xk IN taonEhts Kay wasS as
flea to hear q clfsadss happy Nlsce
call. Miss Kay, watch i1ows fast
/ can walk witlr these tliingS
II was Tpnn1ys ass. :.
ooh. darling, I'm watchin =
she cried, and caught him ciose
- he centinusds
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LEGAlS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case N0. 1O-S4I
JACK TRUETT READER,
Plaintiff
Va. DIVORCE
MARJORIE MARIA READER,
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: MARJORIE MARIA READER,
B24 Camp Avenue,
Norfolk. Virginia.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the bill for divorce filed
against you in the above sfylHd
cause on or before the 5th day Of
June, A j. 1915, otherwise the aIle-
cations contained therein VIII be
taken az confessed.
Done and Ordered this eth day OF
May, A. d. 1915, at Key West, Fla
(Circuit Court
Seal) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY tsd9 Kathleen Eottage.
Deputy Clerk.
ENRIQUE ESQTINALD0, JR-,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
rnav7-1 4-2I rs. 1885
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THE WEATHER
forecast

Key West and Vicinity: Clear
to partly cloudy with little change
in temperature this afternoon
through Tuesday; moderate to oc-
casionally fresh southeasterly
winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy with lit
tie change In temperature today,
tonight and Tuesday: a few scat
tered showers in extreme north
portion Tuesday.
Jacksonville through Florida
traits ard East Gulf: Moderate
To occasionally fresh east TO
soatheasterly winds today and to-
right, becoming southeast to
southerly Tuesday; partly cloudy
weather with q few isolated show
eEs.
jack onville to ApalachAcola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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Chapter 2S
THERE was knock AMI Liza
! entered. Her keen old eyes
stuaied Kay. Jest lookaa al
ncglains. Why don't you. 90 out
somewheres Why don't You ask
Miss Bahs TO come up heres"
SHE'S gone away for q visit. !"
Xax answered II wSS about TO
cone down. What time IS ats
Liza folded her arms across her
auaple boscm and glare down at
the unhappy girl Tire for yeu
to cut ous this foolishness and tell
Mr.. jimmy you ainss aiaaan' to
MARRY him. she said tiercely.
81 hope you don't start that
again, Kay answered petulantly.
Liza began to plead. ~Pleass
don't marry him, Miss Kay. honey
i don't know why / don't Ike
him. but ] don't ] reckon its his
ewes. They knows too much Iney
don't believe In the things you
believe in.
That's enough. Liza. / am GO
ing to marry Mr.. Jimmy. You
may as well get used TO the idea.
sTsHE FIRST month Of the new year
i was over today. Kay awoke
with a premonition of something
more pleasant than usual gelns
to happen. She searched around
mentally and found 1t This was
the night of the Presidents Birth
dav Ball in Atlanta. She would be
with Rex for. few hours.
There was the familiar knock
soa the door that Kay had heard
sau her Life. Somehow, it sounded
different this morning. Liza's face
wore q bread grin that Kay
hadn't seen for ages The doctor
calm you, Miss Kay, honey. Gel
up quick"
Doetor?" Kay asked Or
Sims?"
Nom Liza urged "Dr. War
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WHO KNOWS?

/. When will another shoe
stamp become validg
2. Has Congress passed a bill
TO draft nurses2
5. What parts Of Germany win
be occupied by U. S. forces?
4. Now that the nation has no
Vice President who is in line to
become President in the event OF
"a vacancy?
S. What IS meant by the COM
pulsory licensing of patentsg
8. How many men have been
discharged from the services.
T. Who is the Postmaster Gen.
erals
s. Where was Washington in
augurated in 1882
q. How old is Marshal Philip
re Petain, of Frances
10. What does the Navy mean
by CINCPAC?
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More than once the political planning
e the United Nations has failed to keep.
pnxe win military victory. Is that happen
- fodmy in the Pacific. Washington is
full q stories that Japan has made peace
afEers and win make better ones. If the
sausses are not literally true they certainly
cnmform So the logic of events
Prem Tokyo's smoke and debris the
nlsing san may well appear more nearly
smmk than Il does from the eastern shore of
he Pacific. Add what Russia might do to
4hns the British. American, and Chinese
- doing and planning to do. and the re-
80 : hardly good nights rest for Pre-
s4,er suxnki Tarawa. Saipan. Guam, Pa
e.. ne Philippines. Burma. Two, Okinawa
.--thxse losses plus the GRIPPING of her
flNst and air force aave virtually cut off
1npmn'a nen-Chinesc conquests. Bombing
- her hone ISLANDS from sea and land
hases hms brought the war home to her
peeple.
n Tokyo isn't becoming peace-minded
4 = nere stnpid than we had expected If
= ofserine peace terms, are the Allies
mady 20 answer. They do have the Cairo
prugxAn. which provided for stripping
1apnn ~ al the islands she has seized
ssnee 1919 and ~ territories stolen from
shH ChinRse.~ such as Formosa. Manchuria
sd re PezcadoreS. What would WASH
inKfen Ard LondoR say If Tokyo Offered
nem - meef the Cairo termsg
Tees ceula fall back on our old friend,
--uneenditisHai surrender" But would it
mus - meli fer the British and American
mpve8nnemf& % formulate snorc specific OBJ
iexswexs Expersence in Europe has shown
~ 03tu< * usare precise political plans
knfhx ~ Care terms Japan,s war pofen-
fsna wenAd ~ tremendously reduced, bat
- mixkf preserve her hozne-islasnd war
Na1mts and mere freedom to arm than Ger
many h@d AFTER 1875
We should have learned by this time
ts'af - rsntAl qualities which fnpel ma
ss@n 60 w&r are ns less important than the
p@Hxa1ni nbalisy 10 make war. Are We ex-
aset&inr tAsf defeat viii of itself cure the
sanw-irakedaed militarism Of Japan VIII
a maamR the prmcticex which gave generals
ard aamsrals special access TO the Emperor
Aza astimAie control of government? VIII
j. 60 tht superStitionS Of Shintoism. En-
Haeer~mNrship. and suicidal fanaficism?
W gens~e from Japanese thought the
sSsiisal lAses u Japan's fendal economic
nAAl a4Sy- pnliiisal system.
Ne-sanxatioa ct Japan may sound like
So lakre problem 70 solve today So, toe.
um44 ihs task % finding an economic life
80 h@r which wah not promote war But it
- nee Too snon 20 recognize that something
i&gaaA to physical restrictions outlined at
tnAFo 81 30 HeaHsred. Psans for eccupa-
fsm shoufd be in hand--and same long
sesm censreis Above ali. II is time WASH
n9hnn aid Lendon stepped accepting En-
sserua-wurship and its related fendalistic
nasaEmHszrs - the ssEse vasse Shintoisnn puts
- them.
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LIEUT.. O'DONNEIL
ASSIGNED-TO DUTY


1t. 6g) James A O'Donnell,
Che, USNR, of Philadelphia. is a
new chaplain, assigned TO the
chaplain's office Naval Operating
Base. He reported aboard Mon
day to relieve Lieut.. tJge L. T.
O'Callahan
Lieutenant O'Donnell attended
Providence College, ST. Thomas
College at River Forest, H., and
the Immaculate Conception Col
lege at Washington, D. c. He was
a parish priest inscivilian life.
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The ability of men to devise schemes
that are evasive explains much of the rami-
fications of the law.
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MAJ. Gen. Dawson Olmstesd,
former Army chief signal officer,
born 81 years ago
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Robert Montgomery, scr e q
star, born Beacon, n. Y. ii years
age.
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Get ready to buy War Bonds and do
your part in putting Key West over the top
in hurry.
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Here's a salute to General Eisenhower
a very modest and very great general.
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0aerg: There are more. than 20 ma
ftens b the Western Hemisphere How
ranmy ao yea thsnk enjoy government by
fhe rRewse@
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Prosperity depends largely upon the
spending power OF laborers and agricul-
tuTists, even In postwar days.
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Rear Admiral Arthur C. Robin
son, hero of the Java Sea battle,
born Brooklyn, N. Y, So years
ago.
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Kappa Pi Club is making pre-
lirninary arrangements for a Sc
ries of gala events TO be held here
on the Fourth of July.
The body of Mrs. Mary Ceva
Hobson, who died in Galveston
April Is, viii arrive in Key on a
Mallory liner Friday for burial
here.
.Women's Auxiliary of the
American Legion will observe
Poppy Day Saturday
Sealed glass balls were found a
few days ago floating off the
shore of South Beach by B. E.
Braatley. They are supposed to
have come from Japan.
Glasses in art work shortly will
be started in the art gallery for
students Of the Key West High
School
Forty members of Scottish Rite
Masons are expected to arrive
here. Friday to attend meeting
for this district, called by James
Dom, deputy of the supreme
council for south Florida.
George Mills White, director of
the music section of the Key
West Administration, has called
meeting of members of the
Choral Society to be held tonight
IN the studio al Ala Sinonton
street
odsy The Citizen says ln an
editorial paragraph. -
Trees and plants. especially
fFaose 1ndsg enDas 10 Key West.
should not leave the island. They
are our gold
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TEMPERATURE BULLETIN
Temperature data sor The "A
hours ending $50 a. IN. as report
ed by the Il. S. Weather Bureau.
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WEATHER REPORT

Key West, Fla, May q, 1915
Observation taken al $50 a. m.
Eastern War Time. City Office
Temperatures
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Today gives rsfinexi u4'o<.
which may develup sahasoes
tendency. The special aspeel u
this degree IS q wide infiuen>s
and a helpful enc IN some y.
speets. The native i : issmi,e
Of forsune.. bat there u tcnden
cy ao-the luxum0zs. Givissz wevse
which may be the cosase o! se9-
olis misfortune
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY

FROM FILES or TIE CITIZEN
OF MAY Il. 1885
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NOTICE To CREDITORS
~ THE COUNTY JUDGES CoTRT
II AeD, F0R MONROE G0A4NTNs
EIAHInA In PROBATE.

lB Re-: tstaa r yfs e -
sciIARLiss EbWARD THOMPSON
Deceased
sTo All Creditors and All Isersons
liaytDs Claims or Dse III "a n d =
AEa3nsf Said Estate.
You, and each Of You, are hereby
mot fled ard required to JSresE-ssV "a ny
t1alms and demands which yUu. or
either Of you, may have against thu
estate of Charles Edward Thuml
son. deceased. late OF Monroe CDun-
~, FLORIDA, to the Hon. Pa ymond r.
LORD, County Judge Of NJ Il ? g, e
County. aiJt file the same in his Of
fire In ths County CourthOus+ IN
Monroe County, Florida, within
eight calendar months from the Gatt.
9f the first publication hereof. SID
claims or demands TIA contain tfl*
legal address If the claimant and -
i,s sworn to and presented afesi7e
IA id. OF same viii be barred. See
Section ] 80 81 the 1888 E'r1ifa r. -AcI
Date May 18th. A. u. 1919
Al4it7STA TFd0IAd ~ N.
As Administrators tf Tn
Estate Of Charles Edward
Thompson. Deceased.
ENRIQUE ESQI-I N-ALJ)o. JR-.
HARRY -. TRAYLDE.
Attorneys fer 4adminiFtra4rix.
rnayI4-.I- - 5un4 1s46
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Cen. John l.. Hires 81 WHite
Sulphur Springs. w. Va retired
general of the Array. born shese
~ years ago.
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IL THE CgREzET COERT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL. ClRCEET
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
Ig-AND FOR MONROE CeESTT
IN CHANFExsas
Case Ne. It-3:3.S
FRANCIS ]. HEDGES
j9RintIff,
vs. BII0ssFfIs
Fs4EATRGCE NJ. HEDGES.
IpssfentlaHt
NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO. Mrs. Beafrtt'+. VI. H.6lS+A
1912 South 18th st.
Philadelphia, Pa.
frru are hereby required to ap-
pear ta dh.- sworn Bill Of Complaint
f5iaa against Assu in the aauere stat
ID cause on or before the a3sl iiav
ri Nav A y. 1s4a, otherwise 'the
aliegat IONS of said bill Will be taken
a. confessed by Won
I,one and lr-sler4'tl ~ KEY West.
Florida. this 18th day II April, a T.
1a45-
fSEAI.o Boss { Sawyer
g.. tf Circuit Court 81
Ais5Ists,e Casufftz. Florida
BY. Florence Z. SAWYER,
Deputy Clerk II
Monroe County. Florida
RAYMOND r. J0EDs
Attorney for P4afBtfff
ag'rsb SHAY di-21. A46
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Kappa Pi Club is making pre-
lirninary arrangements for Sc
ries of gala events to be held here
on the Fourth of July.
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RAYMOND Fl JoKD
Attorney fer P2asntFff.
assrsti .Iuslys a A-221. . al
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.Wonen's Auxiliary of the
American Legion will observe
Poppy Day Saturday
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The body of Mrs. Mary Ceva
Hobson, who died in Galveston
April Is, viii arrive in Key on a
Mallory liner Friday for burial
here.
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Settlement

Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Shank of La
meta, Calf, arrived here the last
of the week to. spend several weeks
among relatives and friends.
Menno Schumacher was taken to
the Bluffton Community hospital for
observation due to injuries he suf-
fered when he fell. He is reported
to be getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schneck
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schneck spent Sunday in the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Aubrey Henderson
and daughters Irma and Marie at
Belleville, Michigan.
Special evangelistic services are
being held at the Ebenezer church
beginning Nov. 18 through 25. Rev.
H. P. Fast, Bible teacher and
preacher of Arienta, Okla, is to be
the speaker.
Rev, and Mrs. P. ]. Boehr spent
several days last week at Noble,
Iowa, where they participated in a
missionary conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lugibihl and
family visited Sunday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reusser and
Daniel Lugibihl at Berne, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Memo Schumacher
received a cablegram from their son
Vernon from LaHarve, France and
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To let-Ewes on shares. w. H.
Kidd, 6 miles south on Bentley road.
For rent-Bulls: Sho orthorn Here
ford, Angus and Brown Swiss. Ira
Moser. If
Service bulls delivered Fee So plus
10c per mile one way. Effective Sep
tember 1. c. N. Long & Son, phone
Ada Red 1860. If
For sale--3 register ed Guernsey
bulls 3 to IL months old, from high
producing dams. Langgalter blood
lines. P. H. Fulkerso1, Huntsville,
Ohio. Route 1. On state route
lit. 80
For sale-S months old Hereford
male hog. j. M. kMontgomery, 21a
miles west of Mt. dorAI
For sale-Spottet p bland China
gilt with 6 pigs, old enoPgh to wean.
Clarence Young
For sale-Large purehr Holstein
cow due to freshen with second calf
in December; priced reasonable. E.
?. Steiner, y mile east Of town.
For sale-Two full blood young
Shorthorn bulls, milking type. Short
horn cow with large bull calf by side.
Coon hound. Ed. Price, ] mile south
and 2 miles east of Jenena. 81
For sale-Jersey hefer coming
fresh fore part of December. Arthur
Phillips, Bluffton phone.
For Sale sows and III pigs. F..
E. Anderson.
For sale-Yearling Oxford ram;
also Perfection 3-burner " hite enam-
eled oil stove. Harold Carr.
For sale-Bay gelding, extra good;
also white and tan collie pups COM
ing. yearling. A. Lewis Klingler, |
mile vest of Ada on Rt. 81 and Il
nile north.