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Texas.
. James F. Cheringlon. Dehinda, ill.
‘ J. Dolsn, Ashland Pa
idgsrl. Cnonnlgh. Providence. 3. l.
Theodoae Hoes. -Calnoron, Texas.
David H. Johnston. Dudley, Mo
general or. the William A. N“ m Nita.
Rings: 4 Joseph Wesoloshi, Milwaukee, Wis.
in actifit.‘..,............. 59 Me atom Elwyer. Wis.
.. in aotio‘. -WM-~--~ 69 George B. Delaney. Milwaukee, Wis.
ml). purine-omen“ 1‘. DIEB 0' WOUNO‘.
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. -. ., dm.metmninmfl Ill Edward Thomas Wibberi.
of disease ...._.............. 7 Mich
. u— Edvmrd Daugherty, Hillman. Mich.
m... as: Anthony Pom. WestViilc. lll.
Kimmmrtom lAuhroy Laytleld. Gypsie. W. Va
emu, lJamea l... Sampley, Honorvilic. Ala.
“Mommlnuku, Wig. Demoatene elumlm. Chicago. ill
Gospel!“ William l. Thoma-it‘edar Bluff, Miss.
m. Humphrey Tmmgle, Mo «Edward H. Tosel. iienly, lows.
J Print“. ,lfi'tta Warner. Jamestown, N Y.
i Henry C. Wink, Hoville. lows.
, “I. tinted. Watiord. N. D. DIED'OF‘DISIABE.
' -.;inmu.1¢o address given. Privates.
“Wt! Promo, Jonegvme, Win. Hamid Benton, Weymoulh, Mass
Ioial‘rtiue. Erie, Pa. ' iChlllBs J. Count-they, Saranae Lake.
Hairpin Biomll. fildlanapolls, ind. l N Y.
WM E. Bootel. Milwaukee Wis lWilmer Founce. Philadelphia. PI.
:iMose Fobbs, Crockett, Tex.
James M. Higgins. Lawrence. Mass.
1 Kenneth F. Kingsley, Edgerton, Minn.
. . Will, Grapevlao.Al-lr.
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1 William Luchslnger, Wonewoc, Wi's.
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5, "5.35;.13’5‘453.‘ 3;?” 50'; 34 8' 00‘: Richard G. White. Charleston, 5 c.
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' William Frank Jenowisk. Cudahy, is.
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M80 3‘20 (314038!!!" only Michael Faneila. Cheingo, Ill.
only). 2. 41 (Bridgeport-out» Edwin s Keaehie. Chicago, Ill.
7; g: g.,‘3“2?%.“on»m‘e’ Kudlinski. Milwaukee, Wis.
: 7 32 (Bridgeport only); Strudel A. Persons. Louisville, Ky.
, Willie W. Shanhie. Rookingham. N. G.
‘ » Fred Wallace, Pilot Point; Tex.
“we: 55- “" :2: charmer
2‘ ‘ e co. ex co y.
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m HAVEN .TO SOUTH David J. Lawson, Rateliile, Ky.
.. “a: rsgmfifci. 53x. 6' 5° Roderick Rasmussen, DeLevan. Wis.
‘ ,m ‘3': 30‘ g 41!. 11‘: 00 ’ Theodore Tonltinson. Grafton. ill.
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Homer L; Aubnchon. High Hilblo
_ British“. . .
Walter. Alexander. Wheelersbur'g, Ohio.
Chorl‘euA. Ba'iter.’ ovarhy. N. D: , .
‘ Mlhorfihrbor, Widths”. Pa.
W ital-via L. Bradshaw. madam
We Ht Comma. Okla.
5”" ”"3 “comm. Pitt-mm
2'5: 48 (Saturdays
5 (except Estonian)
Stepherville, William handler. Tell City, lad.
Coruaaa‘
‘ eret Nlton. Huntington. ind.
YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK Frank A. Melly. Nortlr'l‘srytown. N. Y. l
. ‘Laudrup Thorson, Anedonda. Mont.
-. John Msgiolskl. Detroit. Mich. ..
| Walter Ian. Chicano; ill.
Roy Moulding, Belle Prairie. lll.
James ll .Peters, Midland, Alt.-
li‘rank Rorichs, Cleveland. Ohio.
Walker Rose, Parker's Lake. Ky.
Ferdinand J. Bauvagoot. Phil-dolphin
Pa.
l Joseph W. amltnfidrtb ”memos;
Robert E. Taylor. New York. Ni!“
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Price Heart. Nectar. K7.
Corporate.
Reeves. inland. Ore.
William B. Roniei'. Montoaamo. Wash.
Mechanic.
Clarcm‘e l). Simona. Antigo, Wis.
Wagoner.
Benjamin Woodward. Dorcbester.
Mass.
Corporate.
Micosyetow Biedsiak. Roslindsle.
Mae‘s. ~
Joe l-‘. llrockman, Hickman. Ky.
Charles Burtla. Hastings, Nob.
Luis Carranto. Coomate. Okla.
Adoo Duigle. Belle River, La.
Eugene 1. Davis, Neville. N. Y
simplicion Garcia, Zuric, New Mexico.
John A. Harmon, Terra liauie, ind.
Benjamin H. Hayes, Michigan City.
ind.
John ll. Hilton. Rockiord, Ill.
Adam Jackson, Paragouid. Ark.
(Arhtur D. Jackson. leesville. Ll
David Johns, Brantionl. Ontario. Can‘
ado.
James E. Johnson, New York. N. Y.
Ooosr K. Jolley. Dentornl, (is.
John B. Kevsnsgh. Haverhtll. Mass.
James ll. Keane, Tuckohoe, N. Y.
.Jolm W. Knrr, West Quincy. Mass.
Pearl L McCurdy,.Marietts. Ohio.
John 0. MeGinnis. Linton, Ind.
Robert S. Mclay. Brolynk. N. Y.
Joseph Mallnowaki. Bonding. Pa. 1
Odie Pennington. Clinton. ind.
Willie Lloyd Plummer, Owingsville,
Ky.
Julian Folsom. Edith. Colo.
lErnest C. Bayard. Lowell, Arts.
Course Reich, Stevensville. Pa.
Shelton C. Rogers. Bondsle. Mists.
Louis L. Russell. Lodl. Col.
Ben Rutherford. Long Lost. La.
I Joe G. Schultz, Soothe; Ark.
{Laborio Selmono, Lawrence. Mass.
‘Dennis Stock. Waterbury, Conn.
lrv’in M. Swift. Rood. Ky.
Abenoio Trujillo. Nembe, New Mexico.
Peter. John Van Linn. South Knuluiln
na. Wis.
Ole Vodail, mnnep. Mont
Forest A. WOOds. Columbus. .Ga.
Arthur G. Ziemer. Watertown, Wt}. ,
William Isl-3. Wt. Mich...
Abbie J. Ianson.Covinston, LI.
Robert. F. Movie. New Orleans.
Lawrence Lloyd. Reyno. Aalt...
Roy W. Man. limitation. W. Va.
Fred M. have. 'lh'dlit, lid. *' ~
George J. McDonald, French mix, lntl.
Brodie B Martin. 53“.. Motion, Ina.- _
Eli‘sro Mist-,MoromJA
Joseph Blnkem‘. chicane. Ill.
hoard. .I. Poisson. Post Apollo. 2a.
Claim}. Philu'.‘ m3“.
Saint Fool In. Mom Hit:
W‘m Pad-ails. m iv. We. -‘
Wirt Mushy. hummus. mums
George Wullnddeafortmneqt; I.
Norman :1... 200.th '
Honey Shiloh. Me. 17.
~ heat, and. zhe hmperfien.
- l'entha' medal to Albemfidanzeé.‘ Ci"
’ tered- his» store andxirirt'sd tickling .'
_ his ribowltbanevolv‘ar.
Aficionwuplessohorainnhnd .
ho- mrrlad twice beta and twice ‘
divorced. have sought to insure the
some. of their third venture by a
detailed written mange. it is surely l
and b Is: woodman p.
3‘1 Wt: as. made. EI-
“‘15. uh upon “0&1
“dam lam ships have
'boaa Widen. N the can»
momma them and mapped out.
the course around then. The con-
tnet .Iaiiieallymwi Wm \
cull build the area. when the hub-
land may tiring m items to “is. .
st- to Melissa at each dish W" '
then, and how the spending of money ,
latch. derided. how often the wife
may attend clubs and social touch
uonl...‘
That It. have arr-all. w
.thlnbllnr new “W'QOnmi‘m‘
that a. ads. is showed- hit or
two persons. l
Maybe they will limit so. But n;
m '30 Wmm girl! to suspect l
mu lit a CNN contains eitherl
too much. or tutulfl~
» Then-albinism“. d a marrlcdl
couple may be provided against by
contract. lht is must be a contract
out at new and “11m. but of the
I the hearts in right,“ all the possi-
ble would. al the pair may be
summed up in a few worda. But it
thoubIotm-nomiiibov
tion or all the woods lathe Mo.»
arr can even indict. the MI. ‘
millet.
Tire marriage contract that means
the lam load my the isn'- "no
love I” m to aW-vlfil
is a connect-That covers more ground
than can definitely be mused in
all. the wordtin. the
I! that mm b gard' under. an.
continuum. no oil- m will.»
M.”
“Diana-ids for. m
is low was to
M%- m is said by
some “’4 tiled-alum
ht nt'r‘ more 5mm
makes! have bosom sailing awaydi
I“ and they admit that an
invcn't seen such numerous times:
“talcum can dew-
“ This flush»! ot- manual hum
“ the latest well ll‘hlln."
II the part of the with
diatom who. And hon ia'tbe are
over: km in almonds ere
not rettonedin the‘tdv dime d .
income. That's one of the things the
irsmen oi the income in tax over-
loosed. Bonds. yes: automobiles. yea;
that and mom two yes-j
in the some place. t the money
spent in collecting spy-laces one. not
have to be to: in the tabu-
lation of taxable values. Diamond
money is wally convertible at any
time. and it may even yield dtvtdends
on the upward trend or the diamond
mart. ‘
Grease From on...
The food ndluilustratlon'e tlgurcs
show the entrusted mar production
from outage in the 0 as» investi-
gated to he 72.000.000‘ pounds. or
enwxh to produce 10.000100!) pounds of
nltaogiyccrtn. ellnngh.,tor the powder
charge of 10000000 American three-
inch shells or French mmilllmeter
shells. and fatty acids in a sunlclrnt
quantity to manufacture about 200.-
«com mites of soap. weighing 12’
ounceoescla
it is thither shown that the esti~
mated fertiliser tsnltlrgo produced in
the 29 cities amounts to 150.000 tom.
which contains about 9.000.000 pounds
of nitrogen. 22,000,000 penalised: plans.
photo at lime and 2.000.000 pounds of
potash. These chemicals are elm
cicnt to replace the nitrogen and other '
elements taken from the soil by 3.000.-
000 bushels or wheat. The estimated
went value of these quantities of
was and tsukage. recovered from
garbage. is placed: at 311,100.000.
All Editor's Dilemma.
The editor at the Hartford Couront
has added to his burden 0: cores by
starting to worry over the question of
dress. Man, he contends. wears too
much. and calls upon some inventive
genius to simplify masculine girl; in
order to save money and also time '
spent in juggling buttons.
Taking an inventory of himself. the ‘
editor discovered. that before [01118 -
downtown he must put on one under» g
salt, two cocks. two sock supporters. :
one shirt. a pair of trousers. a pal? 0!
contenders or belt. two shoes. a collar.
a necktie. a vest. a coat ands hat-—
1!! separate articles.
A poet chap once “that: “man
Was made to mourn. " but in specify!“ .
reasons for it he failed to mention the
troubles now so lucidly set forth by
our Connecticut contemponryr-Phllr -
adolphla Telegraph. .
u
.1
Wrenches null-lug. _
For kindness and. generosity to~
hold-up men deliver inbound-unwed
cage cotter. ‘
A “tall. dark man,” accordlns t0 -,
30le report to the police. ens .
"Here. you can’t pull that stuff his
hem." scum toldcthe nudism? .
aelaeduhesun. “Get at.”
The bandit “got” new Balances. .
toned humour malt- inwtlom
"on wummmw N. am
My... « ,.
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mat; .
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{The store closes daily at six o’clock
Tailored Wear
forAuta-aut
This attractive suit shown in. the
illustratiml is of sensible Men’s Wear
Serge. The-coat is lined throughout
wills peao do eygne and trimmed
with narrow braid. Perfect tailor-
ing. , \
In navy blue and black.
For misses and women
$47.50
'A very attractive line of Suite for?
stout. women in connection with this
line. ..
' “Condéflawr.
rt m I
in Dinnerware.
In cleaningthe pantry and chins? .
closet for fallend winter one often - ‘
finds an amazing lack of dishes.
The new full ginghams are here ' 'A new shipment of DinnenScis
in bright pink, blue, green, yellow, has just arri v ed, representing, .
brown and tan combinations. ' .
Ginghams for School
3 Wear
School time approaches and
many little maids will need new
dresses. .
...‘»u-.- -~... ...
Checks. stripes and plaids, which ‘American, English '
when made up, with white collars and French Ghinas
snd‘cuffs. or plpmgs mcontzrastzmg American 0. P. C] . 112 pieces,
colors will prove most: attractive
and sensible.
‘32 inches wide, 59 cts. a yard.
Third floor.
medallions in black with red roses,
black line on edges, $50.00
American Porcelain, 112 pieces,
black border design, set with ycb
low roses and fine leaves, gold
edges, $36.00
American Porcelain, 112 pieces,
golden brown border mingled with
pink roses, an ’cficctivc Persian de-
sign, moo ' L‘
Reliable Silverware
Roger Brothers 1847. The name
is its own guarantee. The “Queen
Anne” is a simple, dignified pat—
tern, quite new and will appealto
people of conservative taste. ‘
Table Spoons. set of 6 ”-09 American Porcelain, 112 pieces, ‘
Dessert Spoons, 35-59 narrow border in black and tau.
Tea Spoons, 33-00 colors with a floral spray in pink,
Dessert Forks, 35-50 gold edges, $23.00 .
Medium Forks, 36-00 ' , , .
Bouillon Spoons, 3535 American Porcelain, 112 pieces.
Iced Tea spoons, $4.50 an attractlve blue and pink border
Oyster Forks, $375 deSign, s . : $260“
Butter Spread”: 5”” ‘American Porcelain, 112 piece
Spoons, (round bowl)‘ $3309 ‘
sets, in gold and white or pink.
Orange or Grape Fruit Spoons, $4.“)- spray design, # 7 $21 M‘ \
Cold Meat Forks. each $1.50 ‘
Gravy Ladies, $2.00 American Porcelain Sets, 66.
Bum, Knives, 7 $1.00 pieces, service for eight, four de-
Sngar Shells, ’ ” $1.00 : signs, white with blue -‘ 01" pink.
Mal“ “0°“ .' SprayS, or gold and white in two .
patterns, $14.75
English Porcelain. 112 pieces,
border design ls in Chinese efiecl
tan ground with a dark blue am?
'old rose floral design,‘ $80.00
.Iingh‘sh Porcelain, 112 pieces, a .
quaint and unusual patternin tan.
_ and black combinations, $50! .w
Electric Irons
Time. labor and strength are
saved by using ain‘eleotrio iron.
Most; convenient when collars, or
bite of lace and ribbon are to be
pressed at a» minute ’s=not.'lce. Sev-
eral styles. each. equipped with»,
cord and plug. ,- \ Em}, Perm 112. pieces.
$4.“) the famous “Indian Tree” pattern
Basement. -- This some anunusually flue quhli— ~
. . I. -. ty of English porcelain. $40.00-
;. " Envilsnd 0hina..112 pieces. hof;
_ ~.' a” dendedgnhhnmdgromooht
Now is the one» to have Fur 3"“ “39” m“
(locum-bed, chillies refined or ; ‘ Eaviind China. 100 pieces, pinlr.
hi.” furl spasm. stippied gold edgeo' and
flvfimlmcm 5.. handles. «soc
' 5.
lt'”
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