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0F’CUREENT EVE w \"NEFW'S \‘
WATCHING MARlNES STAGE PICKETT’S CHARGE. BOOMED FOR GERMAN PRESIDENCY.
President Harding, Gen. Pershing, Major General John I.ejune and Maflr General Butler, watch-
ing the United States Marines stage a mimic battle at Gettosburg of Pickett's famous charge.
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Editor at Ft‘l?ll?‘t(i. fifllflEN S WEEK'EAD
Ill-ax- Sm;
In ym'r issue of July 4th. you pal»
lisln-vl a il'ilt‘!‘ from a Y‘Q‘SidWHI of “H
\\‘i‘lm‘. Not flislxéng to cmtiiict \xfiii l
tin" tmriiv's' opinions. but at the same ' ‘
timn Plfli‘z' the rial (firmifl '\\'ll('rt" it
lie-lungs. would llk‘.’ the readers to i
know that the one who hail thn- pulv-
ilc spirit to clear the Honor Board
Gr! or was Howard E. )lyrt's. Nearly Golden‘s week—end Spé‘r“!
two {on days “who Spt'nt mowing “talk of the town" and Ham
With scythe, raking and carting: away reason wbv such is th? (L
the acmtmnlalion of straw hats. inm-r made goons Ofl'vl‘ed at f‘iil‘
Gerhart Hauptmanu, famous German poet. is being bormei .i
Presidency of the German Republic, according to reports from i»...
VViliian: J. ('onners, mulli-millinnniiire of littllalu, N, \f, campaign
manager for William Randolph llvamt, is an honor graduate of the
school of hard knm'ks. (‘onnutw rusv from a cabin boy to the owner of
a. steamship fleet through his own efforts. This photograph was taken
at his desk in his lieailqunrtors from which he is (lira-ting the cam-
paign. \Vlllt'h. he asserts. “iii rt-sxult, in the nomination of the publisher
for the (invnt-nnrxhip ot' NHV York State. Hearst is also being boomed
for Preside-m. _
WIFE OF ENGLAND'S LORD CHANCELLOR.
h'hos' MOD?“ ‘N‘T‘hm‘t‘ “1"“ and makes and holds irativ ”z :79
“whim“ “mun“ “"‘h‘l‘ 3““ 1-HT: cream spz-(fi‘dls this wet-liar; ‘Q'e
tll‘rlil'hll'fi-‘all‘ ”11‘0““ ihrrr. The Fresh Permit and also Bun. .i r" J"-
Mir-‘V‘S MCCWFI“ I‘l‘ffiitlvvi a «inmmrs: berry Sherbet. too. Foil‘s W" :9
“V"“V‘d- Th“ WW)“ 0?! 3h- Myrvs’ plannin: a, holiday trf‘at to 4-:-
; l‘d’t‘ “I'm ll'irt'fl‘ \MHm-‘Al‘l‘ and was ily when: ice cream is nerd , 1‘
l“ “m ”0m“ {0" l‘li'l- ‘5‘. Mrs. Flor- Sul‘t‘tl of thorium auto delin’?
|. «Hum .\l. lirrrizi is t‘t'vilu‘iii;5: {mt-.29 to this store. Smooth Jordan
$3 lwuutst} tn» (‘rn-I-n. All timr. is ;. 't tassorted flavors) special :2: .39?
:1 to in is in vomv i'nrwaril “ith your pound and Spiced Gum I]T0i*“ ' 3x"-
:3 rmstrflmlim's :N‘ul o n r) ?:‘.lll3: “i‘i it. per pound are the candy 5pm 2‘» N3
} ‘z’a Rum: m»: h- l‘l‘vtiL‘i‘i and cooler and more central place ;: 'JWii
3c amt-int. Q";i~~: sit! plump-t, :1l‘ti with than GOTdrl’l'S Confectionery~
} our :l t -.: taunt. l’vl to plant which to enjoy the treat this 5‘
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‘ § ‘ of all kinds are ready at 7‘) p. m. “heat 1 mkp bah}- cur all (i, -»
bread (in two size inavrsl. i‘l‘iil111l1L;:inury 10 main :1 lillt‘i“;
whole wheat Vienna. and rye (in two; please all mrmlmrs u:
sizes) are made every day. Glutemgm date mountings nuW t.
Bread is aisn made fresh evm-y tin} ; pointnlenis for sittings l',; u
and St‘lls at 25c per loaf. Only the; by telep,10he_ The 31m“, ‘ :; .
host of materials. are uscil in making; stairs, at 78 “'ashington 5? M1"
the various bakery products at this? #
ostablishmvnt. Boston Brown Bread Lines to Be Rememberm
4.: 4.41-“... is on~sale here on Frida}: anzlusvnturh Quiet minds cannot be per'1:
“ L (1 Bi k h 1 . f] 1 l l '1 l l ‘ dayo: every week. Pasti) oi although! frightened but go on in it
' a r on em, Win) 0 am lirimtteat. ' as v '(i ‘. n .- . , _ ‘ - - . L ‘q‘; u) . nip ’ ‘
:fl'Hon. Elzunor Smith, is eager to appear on the filing, gesfig‘tlé’lngfériiri .' ”Eggkerfi'htfir‘d Sttgtiifglme to: -“ 3‘.es.8m Shown (upper picture) in the royal coach 5““ before ai111“;it:fetiilacillffb Ehlltexgiifgglr‘: 5132:3133: 35! misfortune at the“ 0W" priv: A-
., {oppositionl .j, Kim: (5PM e tho"? . 9”" “31‘ to Buckingham Palace. The lower one shows the royal South Main St John B. Sandner, like a clock during a thunde=~' t1;- _‘
‘_‘-—’ tr . e rincc of Wales and the Duke of York leaving Paddington station. Prop—Adv. 3' I" Stevenson. “é
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I nod people to forget their youth and namesake, Wiiiam Armstrong, - :‘fi C CI..'.'$)"-"'ra‘- J .. ;- ' ”
md to condemn all the thOughts Finally he reached the point when
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n a... mic pass middle age and dance over at Rosedale, when Willa]. ‘ B H 1 (:0
M the )olnt ‘vherq they see that came down, sleepy-eyed and ”m ran a emem ers I y aze urtney
m the hiltory of families truly reJ- to and his father engaged with hi- tln " ' l - . 'o‘. 3
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