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| and soon hired so mgny of them } that tils gangs were largely made 1 up id iuhi from Indiana While ' working for Hoosier they became I I known as Hoonter'a men or Hoos j I |<t» When they returned home I the name went with them and all ■ Itidianians became known an Hone- i urn Whst would we now be If the contractor* name had been Sevin skit Good Newt of Utt lien h a Vigo County * ached uh fur ISIS First class laud wan assessed at So cent a per hundred acres. second class tl\ cent*; third tlaaa at 31 •» cents. The tax on a horse was 37'g cents, and a I tavern license coat but 130 Good old days but It took from three to !,». da>* to covet the sixty inil.s from Vln.enne* to Terre Haute. Pork ready lor cooking was selling at two cents per [xiund Beheve it or Not The Coomtkinners, the Whig Rifle, the Broad A>e of Freedom, the Grubbing Hoe of Truth, and the Dog Fennel Gaiette were names of early day Indiana weekly newopap era. A Stitch In Tone From the Bl.mmlnglon Pont of October M, IMS: ‘'Persons expect- | Ing to pay for their papers iu proI duce must d<> so soon or cash will be exacted. Pork, flour, corn and meal will be taken at market price

DECATI H DAILY DEMOCHAT TIH’RSDAY, FEBRI’ARY 29. 1910.

WELLES ON WAY TO SEE HITLER Special U. S. Envoy To Confer With German Dictator • Zurich. SwMxerlamt. Feb 2* <U.Ry Humner Welles started Into the *ar ims today eu route to Berlin to continue his European Inquiry by conferring wlih Adolf Hitler Welles la expected to remain in Berlin until Sunday night, eonteri Ing with foreign minister J,,a. him Von Ribbentrop and Muishal Her matin Goering in addition to Hit ler He will return to Swiigerland be fore continuing to France In Zutbh Welles suminarlidd the results of his talks at Home in • a conference with Leland llarrl Son. the I’nlted States minister to' Switzerland From Zurich, his train had only a 30 minute run to the German border He will arrive tomorrow morn Ing The German press SAI eu tirely silent on his coming The only inllinatlon the German public had were denials In the press of "British reports’’ that Hitler would submit a |>< a. <■ plan to Welles Nevertheless dfiicussions of a "peace off. naive In connection with Welles' tour of European capitals continued At Paris, olej leervers pointed out that Welles had visited Ptemiei IP nito Musso lint of Italy quit kly after he laud ed. and that he planned to see | Mussolini again before leaving for America, iiidlrated that "Mr Roosevelt a emissary really bad Mimething in lulud Mussolini Is known io be interested in stopping the war Whiles is expe< t<-d Io stay in ' Berlin until Monday N i formal. piogiam had been announced but | It was said that he would meet •■lire, and perhaps twice with Hit Also, those who expei t to pay n« iu Un-wood must do so linnod slely we mus have our wood laid in for the winter before tile roads get bad " Help. Sheriff. Help' Frgm the Madison. Indiana Republican of July 2t. 1817; Mr Clerk. I wish to ditcon tmue my dunning advertisement My debtors pay no attention to It. Be so good aa to inform the Sheriff that I wish to ace him. Yours truly. B Young” Did You Know— That the first m wspapri publish' d in Indiana appeared at Vimeiines July i IMM? It was called the Indiana Gazette, later It be< aine the Western Sun.

Dress Up, Girls or Else! "X’ -am m r Mni-dS I'JF-IGWtsJ < an-can girls doing their number Describing the costuming "particularly flagrant," City Censor Johr Spencer of Boston ordered chorus girls and principals in the show • A Night at the Folles Bergere.’’ to put on more clothes or else he'd close up ths show. He also ordered a line of nrotanlty stricken from the dialogue. All hia changes he mid latA. were made. Above the can-can girls ai< • >ing their number ADI) IM I BATORS TO LX( REASE QI AIL, PHEASANT PRODUCTION ■Hhk' fl IdK k Pheawnt Eggs in an Incubator

Two new elec-tri. In.ubatoni will lie Installed at th** Wells County stale game preserve within the next few we.-ks to provide lie. >•- sary failhtle. for in. reusing quail and pheasant production. Virgil M Simmons, tominisalofler of the l»pertinent of t’otisei vatlon. said today Eight incubators f<mr a' the Jasper-Pulaek' and foui at ih> j Wells County game pr. -<- v. were used In same bird profMgu lion during H3* but with Hu- num her of . lull brooders almost doubled for HH" additional imuliation ami hat. hlng equipment Imianu neve, sary The change from poultry h.-n to electric Im ulia'oi« for the hat. h Ing of game bird eggs wav mad. at th.- Jasper Puinakl game farm in |>3S as a part of th<- moderni ration program With a wedule <alimr forth hat. hing of approximately a juatl. of a million quail and phea - aut <•«« ler The Berlin con sfioml. tii ■ • iHambuiger Frederiblatt, < Io- to ; the foreign oftpe* nmiiec’ed W-1 1 lea's visit wtlh a "trial balloon »> I adrift by the Ixmdon Itally Tele-, j graph, which alleges to know something about a German peace plan "

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this yeai. the old system Would I 'hav< required the pur> lia-,- of about I.MHi fioultrv !- n» EI.-< trie Incuhutoys of th.- type used at the j vault- farm ha»e a caps, tty of i i 12.'w<i phea.anfl eggs or lx woof ill.- quail eggs ahull ai>- slightly < ■ mailer In addition to tile two new im u I iliators the hivi-i<,n of Fi«h and | Galli'- will install a new ele> trii j lialcber at Weils county This will | iuak>- a total of i' ll in, ul>a,oi • au-l , -even hat.b'-i- available loi the] |iiii|iagatioii of quad ami idi.-asania , at the two gam*- preseives during the lOliiiiii; season I t- of the •le.tinal ,qu |>m>-iil in ill' |>i"p. sati'ih , t , ndlias la-en a major factor in increasing th* annual |n,«Ju< tinn und lib.-i , alion of quail and pheasants throughout th>- state and in wmn j Ing recognition foi India! a- pro I gram of improv inn hiiutiiir All .qiefaUons of th. Division of Fish and Gaim- In.- iitouanemeiit of ill** game pt'M-ives the pops gallon of quail, pheasant < hukar. -pnrtridk'- and lacioon. the piopa 'gallon of fish and the educatmnul work done by game wardens is 'financed entirely by lev.-tiu.- from tin- issuance of hunting (i-liing and . similar 11. .-uses

It’s MANAGER’S WEEK! A KHiIiSAI.E PLANNED BY KROGER M INAGERK TO BRING TO YOl THE SEASONS FINEST MONEY SAVING FOOD V AM ES’ Macaroni 3 ™ 25c TOMATO Juke =• 4 29C Kroger w Eatmore Frewh Pure Kroger’s New College Inn OLEO | A|*u KRIXsO SOI PS TASTY, WHOLESOME la.'VHI/ VEG. SHORTENING READY TO SERVE > I WK l7c 4 1,w - >7c gifs 11 w 43c 3 25c TomXsoll- 3 OC -"'"1.15 BEANS 3 cans lJC CAN,)YBARS 4 f ° r IOC FOLIOS KROGER S AVONDALE MACARONI J l ib. VINEGAR " l -IOC Kidney Beans 4 —25 c Clock BREAD 3§«25c . Chocolate Pecan or KROGER S MILD Kroger s Country Club Uik’lVd’ 15c ,B 20c 79c PARKDALE PURE FRUIT FANCY MICHIGAN PRESERVES 21b. jar NAVY BEANS g lbs. 2 KROGERS EMBASSY FRESH SPANISH PEAN I TBI TTER 2 lb. 2«C SALTED PEANI TS lb. |Q C ASSORTED PURE FRUIT KROGER S AVALON JM.IJES 312«^ 25c MA’IX IIES 6 boxes 19c COFFEE ~“3 lb 39c KKOGFK’S “DON” SI NCI KFD KROGFK, \\ ALON D()<; POOD PRUNES CHLORITE 625 c Sr 2"- 11c i1!,,,.. 10c unsmMwuMm •um™u»u™i»«i«i»iaiuamwimmw»w™wi«e™m™aißMM«»- wmF ■ . - - . (arloaii Wesco it'itTm Feeds S ALE of SPM I \l. LOW PRICES NOW IN H FL( TON TON. TON NNI» HMI I.H. BAG LOTS — Bl Y NOW FOR LOW LR PRH I.S! KRO<;ER S SELECTED FRESH FRUITS AND VEI.ETABLES POTATOES 15 lb pk. 25c CARROTS bunch 5c Red Beets, 2 1 Head l*ettuee head O flgm Turn,p*. large bunches bunches * Extra Solid California ledberg • W New Cabbage Lb. 2 """25c Medium sized, solid heads Del e-ous wdh Swiss Steaks CELERY Each lOc Kroner’s Guaranteed Meats Features for Friday and Saturday L. Swiss Steak lb 27!c MINCED HAM?-.-"” 2 lb 25c BEEF PORK PORK PI RK BRAINS SAI'SAGE S T E A K I. A It II |-'--5c '-'- IOC '’ b lsC '"<"'„ $3-35 DRESSED CHK KENS, lb. 2.x i GROUND BEEF 2 lbs. .Tic PORK ( HOPS, lb 17c I TENDER LOIN ROAST, lb 20c ' l ‘mi< K> Smoked Picnics I “"*’"“ W I32C Rindless Sliced Bacon, lb. 27c I Vegetable Shortening, 2 lb. 25c Smoked Jowl Bacon, lb. 10c I KRAFT ( HEESE, Ih. 29c

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