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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-03-26

Greenvile was all swelied up
one day last week just because
it had ]. B. Duke and FalrLaA
Harrison as visitors the same
aay.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-03-26
Chamberlain Tablets for
Constipation.

For constipation, Chamber
lain's Tablets are excellent.
Easy to take, mild and gentle
in effect. Give them a trial.
For sale by all dealers. Adv.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-03-26

>uFak about giving thin gs
rnegie. and endowing colleges
y Rockefeller, they are plkers
Pmpared with an unknown now
rty who gave last week s3W'-
half a million toward the
truction of the Protestant
sopal church on Mt: Stsl-
Ain the SUBURBS OF WASH
D, G.. Had John u. or
wen half that sum to any
use the Sunday papers
have had miles OF rot
AS it was, the an
ent consisted OF about
81 pes!
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-03-26

The Industrial Workers Of the
World are disturbers. They have
now broken up General kel-
ley,s mob of peaceful" hoboes
in California.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-03-26

The Lancaster News says a
little dragging now and tn9 tnsn
makes roads where mud noles
long have been.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-03-26

Secretary of State W. j. BRYAN
was "a wears old Thursday.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-03-26
However, the ladies will con-
Snue to wear shoes.

Thetinae drawsnear, we blithe,
" wait, to greet the sweet
old candidate.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-03-26

Sw a woman named
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

9inieniluiie oui6out, oaB Oie Ser
ioncn mie BON ungeid6r in ueitrdu-
niger @rllppierung 5uiamncutrei-
len
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

llntcr Sen SHdeeu pergaugeuen
Sdaffcns, sic I'M 2im6nrger 9cm er-
5olten iinO, 6eiinoct iidJ elm @tciItcr
wcrf mittelalterli1cr Serrnfotta.
flnit, cine @ruppe, Die &rell5igung
Gbriiti OariteQcn0. &on Der nod belltc
fiir ie0en @eiAoter le6enOiacn Stinr
mang oieier @ruppe ia0t &co Stern
BERG III ieiner @ciit mO 6Orn Der
olten Sta0t nit lpriiHem, Git6eti-
i9em uu0 biitoriidem @efii6l eriA6-
pieaocn W2onogrop6ie nSinburg ais
&ruititGitc" (@}itt6eilungeu Der Ser.
einiglmg sur 60rOering Der aiinitc
in @eiien un0 i'm 9f5eiu.glaiu-@c.
bieD Ser @eiit c0ler Srouer
iHmebt iiber 0em @an5en OaS iid) in
70 ne5eM paiiiven, rDDtbmii1em
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

5iitoriiben Staten lider fenuen 5u
Ierneu. 93i6t ganj 70 crfreulib 1T Oos
gegen Die Ylittbeilng, 0aB Die 5aDrt
ant anoercn Wiorgen I'M 5 ll6r an
getretcn iueroen niilie, I'M Dor Der
itGrfiteu OlittagSbiBe sic BaB600c
5u errei6cn Sc0o1 aud5 0aS lit feline
groBe S1mierigfcit me6r iiir 0el
ser ldnger in Spanien gereilt iit no
Oie eilijigen 6roud6orca S6nelljiilg
oit um bal6 0rei ll6r gtadts ob9c
ben; unO rei6li1 miro man fir 0aS
6rii1auiite6cn cnti6d0igt 0urcb 0ie
Sa6rt inter Sen tolifrii6en 9Guncu.
Gem nod 6clte triiit Ginbor05
Sdilocrng bon oen n5o5lrcidcl
0icbten gGGlOcru in iener @egenO"
3lL lmO ser gluSblid npn Der &oB.
b66e, Ole naN foit tailienO 0lcter
5tcigllng luu eli ll6r crrcidt Dlr0,
lit 10 mlmOerbar iG0n, cine iolMe
&ereiriglmg BON Selien @alO inO
@cbirgS60Men OoB iie audi eiil Der
ip0bntcs 9!uge cnt3Hden miB. glQcr-
oinos, Die @ibe lit bier iel6it inter
Dem griinen 9oubOat ioit mcrtrdg.
lih gCporOcn; unO MIN gar crit
pcnn mir oaS id)iiben0e gSalOeSgriin
perlaiien I'M Oal etlpa einen bal6en
&ilometcr langeu Gattel 0eS Foile5
3u iiberibreiten Eett begreifcn mir
warum uiier S{utidcr icinen &ierOcn
sic brcittrdmpigen Stro66ite oufs
Jcicbt Bat Ga3a b0lt ser gSngcH in
mittcn Der brcmen0cn Sonncnltr0bs
len plotliG ON: n&oila, la dapeae
Ou Sf Golon0!" II ,gSas, 0c5 6ei.
ligcn 9lolanO2~ n u@epiB. II lInO
eS iol0t cine S1il0ermg Don 9io.
LAMBS g9uuocrt6oten gegcu N}enidcn
m0 9dmoneu, an Ser jeOcr Segell-
ocnoidtcr icine oufridtige SreuOe
6o6cn nuB in0 0ie uuicr bicOerer
6ii0rer iic1cr nic6t 5rm erIten Nlols
portrdgt @cidi1te 9attc ct freilid}
niMt ltuoiert. glber oie &opeQcnrrine
irGqt in6eItrcitbar 9lolonoS 9tnneu
lmO Der biitoriiAe &ompplaB lit
o9nc 3wciiel bier 5u itAcn, Do uon
0cn S06cn fer Gin poar GueenO orts
fun0i0er glngreifer nit SeiAtigfeit
einc gun5c ,0ecresabt5eilung oai5al-
ten f0nnen.
GoS 9orf 0aS Dem nS5al scr
0orncn@ ieincn 9omen &ouce50oac9
0croonft, liegt etlpo 6inOert Nlater
mtcrbal6 OeS @oiies oilf ser ipani-
iMcn Seite. Sin groBes @loiter, einc
&apeac neS. beiligen @eiitcS. ino
ncltii 0Guier, 0aS lit g(Qc5 Ginpob-
nerjo6l cinidlieBlid) ser aIoitcrin-
ioiicn 119l 8on Oen SGuiern lit Oas
gr6Btc ooS Mirt6s6olS cine edit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

ieloe. Sir oie @eeroigung ser gefal.
lenen SclOen fiinf Gilonleter meii
bonn &ompiploB crtiernt i'm 1orfe
6otte cr MIR Gin mitleioigeS &Gbeln;
o6er ~ Die Srenocn borten ia germ
10 intereliante Sagen er5dblenI
ullcber6altpt,~ fu5r er 6oflid tort,
lit 9ionceSpoaes wo6l Die eiu5ige
Stdtte. nit Ger iib geibidtlide Gr.
innerumgen al 9folano Derbinoen,
a6cr nidt Der cin5ige SAanplaB BON
Sogcn ii6er i'm. Gie i9onite fin0en
Sic ON Niont FerOu: ole Der 9fo.
IonoSbreibe, 0ie Der @ulaOin nit iei.
nem SHmert in ole SeIien ge6auen
1a6en iol.~ ~ g9ie groBortig oieies
9}oturi1nuipicl lit, erfibrcn mir
me6rere Moben ipdtcr. SSn fat orei-
touieno Nlcter S06e finOet ii6 ober-
balls 0eS ipcltbcrii5mten @letl1er-
sirius bon @oDorine cine ienfrc6te
6elSipolte, fat fiinf5ig Dieter brett.
ii6er 6inOert 0leter bod uno einen
&ilometer lang, sic, aus meiter Ser.
ne geicGen Oen Ginorud berOorruft,
ais 6o6e elm 9lieie nit icinem S9wert
cine gepoItigc S1artc IN Die @ronit.
uaiien geidlogeu. ." ilr binauf5u.
itcigen, lit mr. H. pOheebirgStou-
riiten eriten 9innges moglid. 9l6er
impoianter nod ais aus DER gt6bc
wirft Scr @cionmltnn6lid ION scr
G6cne ans; wcnn Die @iSmaIcu Der
@lctihcr i'm SonneniMein anflelldj-
tenl Ionn bcpuuOert mon Nie Did.
terii1e Goriteaungsi06igteit Der 8c.
po5ner Oic einem W3eniden 5Atrau-
ten, nit Der arait ieines 9(rmes ioI-
dc 9fieieuperfe Der 9lotur 6cneiitcrt
5u Dabenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

tier, 9iidoisiibe imO sic Burger Oes
groBcn unO fleincu Nittertbuns nit
ic Gin pnar Oo3u5G5lenOen b0rigea
Gorflein biloctcn, mar Siib- lmO
Wlittel0eutiAlonO bcionoerS giiiitig.
Die uielen fIeinen 6ltBtbdler, oa5
bii9clige Ger.nit Die gr0Beren &C.
birge, Die, o6ne luiiiberlpinoliA 5u
iein ood treffliGc Sdaie. uno
Sdhlphuinfel 6oteI ol Oos bat bic
9ior0OeutiAe G6ene nimt oui5lupei.
fen.
@erooc OoS GctiAlon0 BON Sen
gllpen bis 5um Gar5 lit 0eS6ol6 nod
Gcntc criiiat bon olter5grnuen 3eiigcn
nus Stein mo Tels itno NleniAcns
Ilmihueri, bic Gem slpan8igiten Sobr,
bluoert c3G6len bonn 6rei6euterles
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

ben 0es 9loels, bonn 6leiB Scr 5iiniti-
gen St1Oter, Don Nlonbsgcle6riam~
felt unO bon Ser almit Der mittelol-
terlidcn N}alcr unO San0pcrfer.
co trGgt ole oltc Staot 9imburg
i'm 2abnt6al nod 6cutc bic GerQan.
dcn6eit pielcr Sa6r6un0erte f0itliN
3ur S9alL mic cine N}atrone Ocu
lm3erit6rbaren S1ud ibrer 9fout-
5eit. gioA INNER lic6f emporlpod-
ien0 aus ocu frelmOli1 ungriintcn
iSelicu ii6cr Ser StoOt, ser urolte
Com ouf 0aS StdOtden 6cro6, Ser
0cm bon Oeiien genialem @r6ouer
feline G9ronif nd6erc aun0c mel0et:
qSe5 @aumciIicrs Game III Hbefonnt
N,an fiuoet cinesoledcn nit in oem eaHb ="
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
100000 OcntIdJc glntOmObilc.

g(uf @craulaiiimg Scr Ocutiden
Nci6sbc6orocu Fat, wic oaid6rlid,
10 ou6 i'm Sabre 1918 cine onltlibe
8d6lung ullcr oor5onOenen aruit-
fa6r5cu0e itnitgciimoen, Oeren gr-
gc6niiie ioeben uerofientliNt mur-
Sen. 0ie 1cnauc 3a6l bctrlg an !.
Sanltor 93,072 Stiid. @eOenft man
nun 0oB bon 0em louienoen Sabr
1914 bcreits fait iefs @lonate Der.
itric6en iinO, 10 fam nit Sidcrbclt
oic 3o6l ser III 0euti6lono Dor6on-
0encn aroitiu6rjeuge auf minoeitens
100000 icitoeiebt merOen, cine 3a6L
Die I'M 10 bober cin5ltIddbcn it, ais
MIR ioldc 6o6r5eugc, ole ii6. I'M Be
trie6 6cfin0en, ge5dblt mirocn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
S8ie man rundlt.

p@ur6 Oie 9loiel~ 6cbouptct ser
9lnfdn0cr. lln0 er 1T ltol5 onroif;
lis i6m ii6el miro imO CT cinen ber-
itpie0cnen Srt olfiudt. nGurdl
sic 2un0c; Der @enuB i'll groBer!!"
ia9t ser 3igorettenrau1er, iel6It
penn er 5e6n fir 5e6n rautbt. II
nN3dn plobt eiDwe ciol" ihnun5eIt
refelnO Der 0cmiit6liAc Efeifenrait-
der unO bIdit Cir cine blaue @oIfe
ngroben SdgcriNNitt" ms @elidt.--
vW2it sen g(ugen; ie0er 9lau6er mill
belle 6orbenl" id)impit- Der 3igorrcu-
fobrifont unO 6eltrllt cincu ncuen
&allen lingereifte lnbufbldttcr 5lm
Blei6cn. ~ oglitS Ger Spibel" id5t
Ser noble Stunpeniotunler. n3iw
gutcn @dlfte; Der Geit lit nifotinbnt-
tigl" iagt ser @eriAmcn0cr ihO Ser
Gcnncr. 9luh ser %arOenii roudt
MIR bis 5ur SGlite; iuouuu meiB CT
o6er nibt. ~ n9iS HiMtS mebr bran
iIt!~ Iaot Elm on0erer n&enner" Wlan
crfennt i'm 0aror, BOB Oie cine Sdlf.
tc ieiues SGngeihnurrbarts nnge.
roild)t lit. Borne g'roodt lmO
6inne g'fout~ io9t ser @enicBer.
@iellci1t i6nedt i6m OoS 3erfoute
,Sinnere~ am beiteN. ~ On Ser 81.
aarrc cine Stun0c lanai Iogt Der
Gei5ige. o@2it GeritdnOniB Die
mcnigitenl~ 6c6auptcI Scr 3iaurreu'
hGu0ler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

Qger mar @olouo2 Se0er Sodidii.
Ter miro Die 5roge beontuorteu:
9lolauo, ser gtefie aorls Ocs @roBeu
uno scr topfcritc icincr %olaoiuc,
maro ais 6ii6rcr Der irdntiiaen
91od6ut beim 9liid5ug ans 5punicn
i'm Sabre IT'S bon Sen r0uberiiben
Mnsfonen i'm Qbnl bon 9lonccsUalc5
iiberfoaen uno nod LANCER Oergeb-
liher WegenDebr nit allen leinen
@eidbrten nieoergemoobt. llno Der
Renner Ger Oeutlhen g0elOcningc
miro bel oielem 9lamcii un 0os Sorn
Glipbont oenfcn, oeiier Shoa Oen
mebrere Stunocn cntierntcn aonig
adrl 5uriidrief. al oas Ghpcrt
Gurenoort, nit ocm Ger 1elO Die
6elien ipoltete bel Dem 9cnii6en, eS
niht beil IN bic &dnoc Der 6cinOc
fallen 3lt loiien, o0er and an llblanos
BoQo0en ln0 oos &olon0slie0. @l-
itoriid iiher nohmcisbnr lit leiOer
an 9laeoem nur. ooB Ia Der Sbot ein.
NAL Elm @iol39raf Der 9retogne 9ia-
mems Sruoolono geIebt bal. imo oaB
Die 5ronfen bel 9loncespoacS eunc
empiinOIide 9lieOerlogc crlitteu ba-
ben bel Der aber 9iolono pieaei1.
gar nidt 8ugegen 9emcien it'll
sSn Scr 2otnItra0ition ongegcu lebt
Der fiibnc SelO nod fort, imo elm
9lusilua nod 9ioncespaaeS ge6ort
besmegeiL ouh obgelc6cu bon ser
mlinoerbar id)onen @e6irgsi5eneric,
5u ben lobnenoiteu, mas Die @Drenden
bieten Shon in Dem fleiuen bosfi.
fben Stdothen ct. Sean Yico oe
Bort, no ole giienbobn an Sen
iArofieu 5elso6bdnoen cine bis ieBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
Sin 6nnOertia6riser 9idtcr.

I 9lm %. SUM ooaenocte ser iran.
s0Iilde Didter 5rancois 6ertioult
iein binoertItes 2ebensiobr. Der oltc
Serr lebt felt me6r ais Ied5ig Sob-
rem in Der 9fue GIou5cl IN &oris in
mitten ieiner Grinnerungen, iciner
Yopiere iino ieiner @ii1er. Sn uori.
gen Sabre erbiclt er onldBli1 OcS
70. Sabrestogcs ser gegriin0uno scr
Societ6 oes gems sc lettres ooS
Bono Der @brenlegIon. Gs mar i6m
ihon i'm Sabre 1917 5ugelagt nor.
0enl @ui5ot, Der oomols an Der 9te-
gierung ipor, mollte i'm nit Dem gr.
ben ihmiidcn. ober Die Wfiniiter fall
len int0 bic Sroensfuioioaten blei-
ben unD tporten. 5ertiault lit Der
Sobu eines Solo1tcn 9fapoleonS l.
fem Batter bate Die s5el05iige ser
NeDoliltiou Gno oeS eriten aaiier.
reide5 nit8cnoht. 1884 fam 5ran-
rois 6ertioult nit einem 91nOHen
@e0idte, Die er i1on ais 8nabe bon
ieh5ebn Sabren geidrieben botte,
ndd) Boris; inter Dem Eitel n2anuit
on genie gob cr oieie @eric 1885
berois gla5u groBes glufIebcn bat
Der Iihter, Der I'M biirgerli1en Sc.
ben gnnfbeonlter mar, nit icinen
Di6tunOer nidt errcgt. Gen qroBcn
Mleiitern Der fron50iiidben 9iterotur
lit CT nidt nober1ctrctcn. gr Iernte
5por 2onortine ennen obcr nur
non5 oberfI1dliM. Bon @iftor Suqo
orbielt er cinmol cineu 9rici geipro.
zen ober bat or groBen Tid)tcr mic.
NlfreO De DluIict io6 er Elm cin5iges
-Dlol. es mar in Dem gonf6olde, IN
oem 6ertioilt arbeiteie. 9)}riiet be.
fonO iid onmnlS bcreitS III Scr sc.
riooe oes 0erfans, ino 0os @cr3
froupftc lid eincm 3tiammen ipenn
man i'm MIR aninb. @inigc 8cjiebim.
5en bate 6ertinilt 5u oent Wloler
uD0 3eihncr @otorni nuO 5u BEN;
BroBen @ritifer Sointc.geupe, ser
ibm einmal in oen ,9}oupcaur Inn.
bis normcs Sob ipcnoetc. Sciuen
yonoslentcn nil Der bunOerti1brige
Iidlter on ieinem Wc6urtstoge cine
llebcrraihung bcreiten er IGBt MI.
ter Dem IiteI o9l cent ans" elm ncucs
9erSbudb ericbcinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
Mnncn Ser aIansgEagse an 6e aN989c uon ane8gaIe9.

IponiId)e @oiaOo in ser oiiBer @iern
imO trodenem 0rot nidtS 81 6abcn
iii. 0afiir mintt cul ou0erer @enuB:
sic @egr16niBitdtte oeS Falo0in5 in
ser aapcae ne6en Dem @irtbsbauS
lit 3l bcle1enl Gin Ounfeldugidcr
6ii6idcr flciner Spanier BON picl-
lcidjt Eu0If Sobren miro uns, nit ei-
uem rieiigcu SNliiiel 6uuaiinct ais
6u6rcr mitgegcben oy3a iueiBt Oh
0cnn. mer Goldn0 wor2" ST
Scnor ltnO CT 0iinet Orei 6oa-
t5ireu unO 5eigt inns 5u uniercnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

Gnticben eincn wirren Souien bon
trodeneu Mcni9engebeineu 9lrmen
&0pfen, 9lippen etc., ole llc6errclte
Der crit IN 9}iidgrdberu 6eigeiettcn
un0 Damn 6ier6er0c6raGten Gori6c-
mo6ncr !. uSier liegt cr0 Bon
9lolonO wuBte ser augenI@einliN
nidta.
SIN aloiter crying cs inns 6eiicr.
Sin lic6enspiirOiger, ieinge6iloeter
I1ond6 fii6rte uns oort. glad icincr
GBG6limg ite6t ole 9iolanosfopeae
in Ser G6ot mitten oii Dem Sdladt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
9a0 meme 4SOlisei,@rGFOinm in
S0uiaeberg i. &r.

llnicr Bio 5eigt Den ioeben fertig.
-eitellten 9ieubon oes neilei &oli8ei.
ErdiiDilim5 in ocr @ouptita0t Dit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

9onformcu oerortiger geaultcn6dil.
ier obmei1en. Gn0lid iinO Oiele
&duIer fiir Die Giienba6n6eamten in
elmer or6iteftoniib geitbmadooIlen
uno aud freunoliNea 9LusiiiBrrug
crriAtet p0r0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
Slus ciner alten staOt.

Gem mittelolterliben &outonli-
ueien, oeiieu flcine uno fleinlte Or
golismen Die 3n6aoicn reidsumlit-
telbnren Stdotc, ielbit6errliden alo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

Die nemen GiIenGagMbenmtcn6drier
in 6usiuia in Sadlicn.
Iie fd@iiide 5taots6abn bat fiir
i6re Giieu6o6nbeanlten in Gpspl9
cine 9lu3a6l geibmodooder Souicr
er6altt, Die DON Oen oltDergcbrad]ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

preuBels. Gas @c6duoe mirb mir
nod i'm Snuern aiisge6aut m0 elm
9eriAtet. Gle ieierlide @inpei6uug
mO oanit auc6 0ie 9e5ie6ung oeS
Neu6oues ioa in nd@iter Belt erioI-
gen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-03

EDITORS NOTE-This unique adventure of Capt
crocodile king HIS party from the ship had gone mp the
river with Hindu guides
small motor boat They had just Witnessed terrific fight
victorious, and had wild boar kill another
the river bank The printed permission
CAPT. ROBERT QUNToN
1t late I'm the 10
our headquarters We halfway a
whole family of wild pigs plunged pellme into the
pursuing crocodes--which prefer pork
They abreast launch when
pigs piu little
the ubiquitous crocodiles had evidently seized II.
Fearing that IL shot of the pigs would sink and
hind legs hauled board just the head
Ollie emerged from the and the
Ike steel trap within foot of the squeang Korovn fired
with the his touching
and blew off the his while
side.
The deluged spray rom mon
sters TAIL struck the with
hole the launch had been going fast enough avoid
Now
recton They started the
been pursuing the pigs
They had than when
raised his gunwa opened
jaws to the fullest snapped
within his reach But blew of his head
shots and saved the he would have hauled overheard
twinklng.
One resting his rifle gunwale OF
aiming at crocodile few feet when another of the brues
suddenly raised his head alongside selling rifle with
his teeth jered overheard nearly
with it.
the wounded violently pungng and comforting ire
% and they began poke their the side of the launch
dsma only along
but Others spring all sides
Fearing they would board adopted novel expedien
We quantity of the the
launch they usually swim with their
surface the stuff into their
extent that they kept at distance and safely
ANOTHER STORY TOMORROW.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-03
Wholesale
Quotations
(Buying Prices.)

NDuyhhb AiINco.J
Livestock-Cows, 6 &c; calves,
20 &c; hogs, Sh9c; wethers, &c;
lambs. &c; ewes. 4hc.
Butter and Eggs-Ranoh but
ter. rs a csc; strictly fresh ranch
eggs. 0@21c.
Poultry Hens, Is @ Ice;
springs, 100 tic; spring ducks,
13 q lac; squads, $1.50@2; rab-
bits. so 10c.
Jobbing Quotations.
The following prices are fur
nished the Times daily by leading
firms engaged in the various
lines TO fruit, produce, meats. pro-
visions, etc. These prices are paid
by the retailers to the commits
sion men:
Cheese = WASH, zoe; Tilla-
nook, 21c.
nook, 21022c.
Observation-Disclosures creamery,
80 a 35c; Oregon, csc: Eastern,
81 % 32c; California. 27c.
Fresh Meats Steer. 12h a
13hc; cows, 12Mc: heifers.
12h c; hogs. trimmed sides. tic:
do, combination, 16hc, whole
hog 13c; small veal, 100 lie;
heavy veal. 1O012c: ewes, Zoe;
mutton, wethers. NC; lamb, II
@13c; Alaska reindeer, lie, ex.
warehouse.
Fruits-Apples: Cooking. 75c
@S1; table, $3.50 ESQ; Wine
saps, $1.500$2.25: Yellow New
towns, $1.50@2.25. ORANGES:
Navel. s1.s502.25; Sunkist.
$2.5002.60. Grapes: NAL
aga, imptd., Dbl, 81. bananas:
4hc ID. Lemons: Extra choice.
$40 4.25. Pears: $1.75. Grape
Fruit: Florida, $3.50; Cal,
$3.50: Tangerines. $1.25. Pine-
apples: &c ID.
Vegetables Green onions, a0c
dozen. Lettuce: Leaf. 81 box:
head. California. $202.25 crate.
Onions: Yellow. 93.5O03.75.
Spanish, lbs. use. Spinach.
waIla walla, box. So 6pe0c: Tur-
nips. 81: home grown, h.. 7c.
Carrots, $l.25; retail 3 ID. 16o.
Potatoes: Melted Gem, 41o ton;
White River. $40 Chehalis county.
SIG; MERGED, $3.50; Burbank.
$21. Cucumbers: Retail. Al. 700
Csc. Cabbage: Oregon and CAL
ifornia, S2.5O02. CauifIoxor:
California, $3.50 Parsntc1
S1.26 sack. Celery; ~
per crate. Hell Peppers: 10 M
Hubbard Squash: tx q -
Carrie, $50 u. 1<1tfucs,
hothopeo. 81 crnto. Jo1111
11a.. retail, $50 -. n1lo11
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LEGAL NOTICES

es~>~>>es~~~s~s>~>~~>~~~~~s~
amendment as Proposed Amend
ment No. to the Charter of the
City of Tacoma" for thirty days In
the Tacoma Daily Ledger and the
Tacoma Daily Times.
Feb. rs, 1914.
Adopted on roll call.
Yeas 8. Nays o. Absent 2, Free
VI. w. SEYMOUR
Mayor,
Attest:
HOMER II. EDWARDS,
City Clerk.
I, Homer H. Edwards, city Clerk
of the City of Tacoma, Pierce Coun-
ty, Washington, hereby certify that
the foregoing IL a full, true and
correct copy of Resolution No. 6297
adopted>by the City Council on the
25th day of February, 1914, propos-
ing an amendment to the City Char
ter of said City. to be voted upon
at the General Election to be held
April 7th, 1914.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
of tire City of Tacoma, this 25th
day of February, 1914.
HOMER II. EDWARDS, &
(SeaD City Clerk.
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ABOLISH CORSET

BOSTON, Mass, March 8. -
Indigestion, headache and back
aches-"fertile ground for sew
ing the seeds of divorce'-are
caused by corsets, according to
DR.. Maud Dune. DR.. Dune urged
.hygienic dressers yesterday to
abandon corsets, because they are
the direct cause of divorces, she
said.
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EXAMINES SELF

CHICAGO, March Stalking
the witness stand yesterday after
noon in his own defense, Nathan
Splra, an insurance adjustor
charged with conspiracy in arson
frauds, testified concerning his
Innocence and then proceeded to
cross-examine himself. He asked
questions and answered them
readily.
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NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMEND
MENTS TO THE CITY CHAR
TER BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF TACOMA:
RESOLUTION NO. 62S7.
A Resolution to declare the inten-
tion Of the Council to offer to the
the general election TO be held on
, Toesd 70 .M Apr1l s.ci isl4 proposi-
the Chatter Of said City. by revising wis az
and adding to the Language there
Of In aid OF q more comprehensive
City Civil Service System.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Ia
That at the general election to
be held In the City OF Tacoma on
Tuesday, April z. 1914. It be sub
mitted to the electors OF said City
Teet i sset Isl ana a e. b. lsS
ed SO that the same shall read as
Sec. "a. Upon the appointment
by the Commissioner Of the appro-
PIRATE department. and confirma-
CURED, the Mayor snail commission
all other appointive officers as In
this Article defined.
Sec. 81. The Commissioner OF
Public. Affairs, Health and Santa
tion shall have general supervision
OF the Department Of Health and
Sanitation. He shall appoint, and
as Mayor. shall commission .
Health officer. who shall be .
licensed and practicing physician,
1ect to confirmation by the Coun-
Gil He shall also appoint and corn
mission a City Chemist, Market an,
Pure Food Inspector, and Plumbing
Inspector. He shall also appoint
[other inspectors. clerks. assistant
and employees as may be provided
by the Council by Ordinance for
the efficient administration Of this
department Of the city government.
Sec. 80. The Council shall BY
nsnt and maintenance OF 4 Police
department, q Fire Department, q
Tree Municipal Employment office.
fhe office of License Inspector. and
the office Of Building Inspector.
Ihe Commissioner OF Public Safet '
ehaii have supervision and control
- these departments and offices,
and upon the appointment Of the
commission a Chief OF the Police
Department. a Chief OF the Fire
Department, subject to confirma-
missioner shall appoint. and the
Mayor commission. a Superintend-
Ient Of the Employment office, q
License Inspector. and q Building
Sec. us. There IL hereby estab-
lished a Civil Service Board. con-
sisfing % three raepioe's. who shall
serve without compensation.
: The Council first elected after
the adoption of this Charter shall
~ soon az practicable thereafter,
appoint one member of said Board
70 serve for one yea-, another mem
Ehlrd member to serve for three
Fears. Annually thereafter one
0dsnber shall be appointed by the
Council to take the place OF the
member whose term shall next ex-
pirp, % that one member shall be
: hsriod Of three ysars 4 : w.
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CIGARETTE HABIT rs
GARGLED AWAY

SALEM, Ore, March 3.-Here
is the cure" for the cigarette
habit, as given out today by w. s.
Hale. superintendent of the State
Training School for Boys, who
says that it has been efficacious
in every case tried at the institu-
ton:
Home treatment-Two per cent
solution silver nitrite mot silver
nitrate). Gargle at night three
times a week for a month. Will
not be able to smoke next day
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WOMEN PROBE
SHELTER STRIKE

The Monday Civic club at their
regular meeting yesterday after
noon empowered the industrial
committee of the organization to
visit Ruston this afternoon to in
vestigate the strike situation
there. Attorney Homer T. Bone,
who has been the representative
OF the striking smeltermen since
their labor trouble began. will en-
cort the women to the plant.
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RUSTON SALOONS
OPENED AGAIN

Ignoring the resolutions of a
strikers committee the Ruston
city council at their regular meet
ing last night in the city hall in
troduced an ordinance for the i'm
mediate opening of Ruston's sa-
looms which have been closed
since the smeltermen went out on
strike several weeks ago.