Thought” lace rack.Andrew Neppl end six sons, of Auburn, walked in on the editorlast Fridi^y. Since we now have four subscribers in the family (and are looking for morel we thought it was it a prospective wedding that brought d them in, “No,” said Andrew, ‘ we n just came to pay subscriptions nq d then go to Rohner's to havoafamjly u photograph taken.” Asked' how o many there were in the family he said: “There were thirteen of us, then wo acquired three into the family by adoption”(two daughters,in-law and a son-in-law), ana four cmore oame in by right of birth (grandohildron) that makes 20.” Wo believe tho country is safe so long as the matter of population de» nenda *n aucli sturdy citizens us Mr, Neppl and his descendants,