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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-25
Ewinu EeIects Aii-Star Team.

Brookings. H. w Ewing. director
of athletics in the South Dakota state
college. gives his selection for all state
griGiron stars as follows: First Team
Abbott. state. center; Nelson, state.
left guard; L. Chase, ID. w. u, right
guard. Dickey, Huron. lett tackle;
Weber. State. right tackle; Johnson.
Yankton. left end Chase, ID. W. o..
right end Sheehan, State. quarter.
Caldwell, State, left half; Stevenson.
Yankton, right half; Payne. ID. w. u.
nllback. Second Team-Meigs, Hu.
ron. center: Wick. Huron, left guard:
Kniffen. Yankton, right guard; Rob-
erts0n. D. w e., left tackle; Ellis, ID.
w e., right tackle; Woodward, d. w.
t., left end; Miller. State. right end;
Hine, d w T.. quarter: Schroeder. HUI
ron. left half; Skinner, State. right
half; Hoover, State. fullback.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-25
Officials Visit College.

BrOokings s-Gov. +. NJ Byren and
Lieut. Gov. Peter Norbeck Of Redfeld
we're special guests Of state college.
when the college tnaugurated its first
Governor and Lieutenant Governors
day" Excellent addresses we're given
by these distinguished men and hearti
" received by the students Other
guests were Regent r. w Dwight and
C. A. ChrstOpherson Of Sioux Falls.
and representatives from surrounding
counties. Following dinner served
by the Commercial club, the party IN
spected the asEoultural and meuhanl
cal equipment oi the college
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-25

r. w. Ferguson formerly or VII
mar, Mimi. has established a cigar
factory III Mcintosh.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-25
Changes in Officials.

Pierre-Thcre will be several
changes in the force in the state edu.
cational dep2rtment the first OF the
year. c. T King Of Brookings, former.
~ with the Capital Supply company
of this city, will take he place OF @
O. Young as deputy in that depart
ment: Miss Ruth Peterson OF Sioux
Falls takes the position which has
been held by Mrs. c. G. Lawrence. and
Miss Florence Glenn Of Deadwooc
takes the place which has been held
by Miss Pauline Bow.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-25

BE sure you're right, but don't stop
to get much advice before going
ahead. or you will never start.-Al
bany Journal.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-25
County Clerks Of State Organize.

Mitchell Clerks OF court OF dog
IN counties OF the state met here in
the first convention of these officials
ever held in the state. In the perfec-
ton OF organization j. ID. Stemier OF
Plankinton. Aurora county. was hon.
ored with the presidency in recogni-
ton OF his furthering OF the conven-
ton plans. ~ h. Nelson of Aberdeen.
Brown county. was elected secretary
treasurer Discussion OF the body
conferred on obtaining legislative
amendment at Pierre this "ir' In
IN. matter OF salary regulation.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-25
Make Record Fire Drill.

Pierre. In their inspection OF school
buildings Of the state, Fire Marshais
Grams and Henry inspected the Pierre
schools and found by actual test that
the drill in this city allowed the build
ings to be emptied in shorter time than
for any other school of the state, and
that the fire patrol Of larger BOYS To
nan the hose, care for the doors, and
located at turns in stairways was far
ahead Of any other schools which they
have inspected this winter. The build
ings OF the city were emptied OF pu-
pills and teachers in from 26 TO Al Sec
onds according to the number or pu-
Dils. the longest time being at the Cen.
trail grade school with $50 pupils on
two floors, where the last one was OUT
of tae building in Al seconds after
the sounding Of an alarm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-09
ORGANIZATION
of the Stores Department OF
the Baltimore and Ohio
System is Made.

A new ORGANIZATION of the stores
department OF the Baltimore and ONO
system has been made with view to
improving the supervision over enc
stock OF G-aIlway material and supplies
with respect to the quantities on
hand. and in caring for such articles
as are used by the various depart
ments.
The position of travelling storekeep-
err has been discon4inted and the work
of the stores department has been CEN
tralized under the supervision OF dis
trict storekeepers.
The now arrangement is as follows:
/. n. Tutwiler will be district store
keeper in charge of the territory east
/ OF Parkersburs and the Station Island
Rapid Transit Railway. CHSew York
ltues) with Headquarters at Mount
! Clare shops, Baltimore,
| Il. w. THORNLEY, win be district store
/ keeper, In charge OF the Pittsburg dis
tlict, or the lines from Cumberland to
Chicago, and branch lines, with head
I quarters at Glenwood shops, Pitts
burg.
4 It. A. Murphy viii be district store
i keeper, in charge of the Wheeling
district. or the lines from Grafton, w.
Va, to Columbus, land the ports on
the Great Lakes, with Headquarters at
II. p. McQuilkin will he district
tstorekeeper, in charge of the south
western district, or the lines of the
1 baltimore and Ohio Southwestern.
/ from Petersburg to Cincinnati,
Louisville and ST. Louis, and the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton from
Cincinnati to Indianapolis. Decatur.
| Springfield, Dayton and Toledo with
headquarters at Cincinnati.
The organization as outlined be-
comes effective at once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-09

MH King il here from Elkins.
J.. D. Starkey is here from Mounds
n. N. Hooker, Of Buckhannon. IS
In the city.
city visitor. !.
= Russell II. Gist, Of Gorgantown. is
| q visitor IN the city.
J.H Brewster. OF Weston is q
business visitor here
s. a. Lemasters was here from
Jacksonburg Thursday.
Me. Chenoweth, of Eikins, is here
on q brief business visit.
! u. NJ. Google, of New Martinsv1lle,
! Is transactfng business mere.
M. Hoover, of Webster Springs,
Us transacttng business here
Mr. and Mrs. J.. II. Lindsay OF
iBuckhannon, are visiting in the city.
M q. Sperry returned Thursday
morning from business trip to east
ern cities. ana
BurnsHlle Enterprise. Is here on MS
way home from Baltimore.
| Orley Davis went to Salem Thurs
day morning to spend severai days
Hooking after business matters
Harry L. Brooks, chief OF police
is attending federal court at Mar
tinsL.drg as witness IN counter
felt case.
Miss Frances Curtin arrived home
Thursday morning from Bawn Mawr
College to spend the Easter holidays
Robert small, of Pittsburg, is in
ltbe CITY looking after the interests OF
the Alfred Tomkins CONSTRUCTION Com
pany here. Mr. Tomkins, who is well
known here, is now engaged in the
structural iron business with head
kauarters and orks at Wierton.
William Geppert, of New York, ar
rived here this morning on his way
to san Diego, Calf, and is guest al
the home of his son, Editor william L.
Geppert Of the Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-09
onpEn q Pun1IoAE1o1I.
m ON WEST VIRGINIA..

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Az rules held in the office OF the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of HARRISON County mtg
on Monday, the 6th DAY 2, -apIt ?
Ransler 9. Robinson and Ernest h
Robinson, plaintiffs
vs. In C1ancery-
Hornor Gas supply COMPANY a cor
port West Virginia q eorpoFAIlott1i
Martha A. Robinson, and George y fsoD-
inson, defendants. ..,.
I-he object of the above entitled SUIT
ls 10 obtain a decree in favor OF the
plaintiffs and against the detenuants Tor
the sum OF Six Hundred Dollars, Wnieft
has been deposited by HornQr eEt1s Sup
ply Company In the LumberpoTt EstIlISs
Of Iumberport West Virginia, to the
credit of George b Robinson, LOT tnS
royalty or rental OF the gas oDtalneo
from a certain gas wei urlkeu upo , =
certain tract or parcel of land LOCATED on
Jones Run, Ia Eagle District, Harrison
County West Virginia, containing ten
acres which we'll was drilled nnaeE ana
by virtue Of a certain OIL and ssls 1859
bearing date the 18th day Of octoosI.,
J9o9 and now of record in the County
Clerks Office of Harrison County. IN
Deed Book No. 1871, page I'll, ana WltCAl
sum OF Six Hundred Dollars - nov no% pm on
deposit in said bank to the credit or the
said George b. Robinson, and 20 req lt s :
the said bank 10 turn over 10 the Sala
piaIntiffs the sum Of money aforetsai q
and for general relief, as prayed hoE IN
the bill nled IN said cause,
And It appearing BY 1fddavtt ii4ed II
This cause that George y. Robinson ls
\ non-resIdent of this state, II is orQered
after the date OF the first publ ton
gilereof, and do what Is necessary TO pro-
tect his interests.
A copy. Teste; ,,,,,,,r ~. ,-,s.ra-s
CHARLES O.. COFFIN AN
Counsel for E1adnttaL--
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-09
ANDREW CARNEGIE
Vigorously AppIauds a Speech
Supporting Panama Tolls
Exemption Repeal.

WASHINGTON. April s.-Andrew
Carnegie was an interested spectator
Il, the House gallery today and APP
nlauded vigorously a speech support
ING the Panama. tolls exemption re-
neal by Representative Vollmer of
iowa, the newest member. Later MT.
carnegie visited the White House. He
predicted that the repeal bill would
pass the Senate and joEingly suggested
chad "onIy prayer Will help some or
those Democrats in the Senate the
wava they are behaving" Whe1s asked
about the tolls controversy, ne satd.
Our country VIII be dishonored Il we
do not uphold the treaty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-09
USES HATGHET
To Smash Ten Cases Contain
inu Valuable Exhibits inthe
British Museum.
d AsseelATEo rREsso

LONDON, April "a militant suf-
fraget today SMASHED ten cases con-
tanning exhibits In the Astatic section
of the British museum. She used a
hatchet. Beyond breaking a few spec
linens of valuable porcelain, however.
she did little damage except to the
glass cases She was ARRESTED and
when taken to the police station de-
clined to give her name.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-09
PERISH IN FLAArEs.


PADUCAI, Ky, April s.--After sav-
ing four of his children, Malcolm
FORD dashed into his blazing home al
Rossingtou. near here last might to
save his wife and two babies hut per-
ished with them in the flames.
ssFor The Lands Sakes and good.
gardens. rse BowFer'S Sueesal Sarden
Fertilizer. Orie Myers Sells II.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10
NOTORIOUS OUTLAW Oh TRIAL

winnipes. Man. March io.-Ai
Nordea today John krafchrnko. one
Of the most ao'orious and desperate
ehssseters In western Canada. was
srraixued In court io stand trial for
the murder Of u. ~. Arnold. MANAGER
Of the branch Of the Hank Of Mon
ircai In the town Of Plum Couicc.
The murder was committed when
krafchcnko va. attempting to rob
the hank.
After the crime kratc;cnko vas
captured and brought to this city
early In December. On the night Of
January /? he made sensational c.-
cape from the central police station
here. The notorious bandit uscd an
automatic revolver which had been
smuseled to him by friends. cover
Ing the two armed guards placed In
front Of his cell. While holding the
guards with their arms over their
heads. he backed to a window and
swung out on rope which had also
been smussled into his cell.
Ten days after his escape Kraft
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10

written report the status OF bis In.
vsstis.iios relative to the public H.
bssry affair.". particularly In Eela-
tioa TO property owned by the board.
The reposi s~i forth the dsl~s Oh
which the vasi0ns hnsrds were Great
I'd and hos named ssd what PROB
sssy the hoard a0N held.
{, 4 Sutton and T. r. Ferguson
ssbmitsed - sppltestioa 10 reopen
the calossd aoriai club oa the Wsss
sad closed some time ssn by the city
eoaneii. The application Vas filed
without dis~ussion.
4 p~tiiIoa for = light st i'.- eor-
aes of aaa i.ais asd Goddard avenue
vas referred so the iishs ron,r.iiiss,
A f,~titioa Vas read that side
walks ts- laid IN the ess, side of
North conaSs~isi street from ihS
Os~sosS monument Sosks io co,o-
rsde av~aue snd On Nevada sveaas
10 Asn Pedro % Colorado sad that .
eros~iaE b. pat in. \ r~solaiioa sa-
lhostsiss the ps,tias In Of tho side
vsihs Sas adopted.
Alderman Marty called up the
matter nf hsvisx property ovae-s On
East Nsia street b-swe~a Ash and
Spruce ssSests fsias their sidewalks
To grade. The engineer stated that
The sidewalks ~ss~ brick smd r,ueh
hslow sFsd~, 4 nostoa ras@d that
wherever sid@vsiks were foa,d Ia
b~ heinw Grade. and . susi,~~ et
pls~ra wes~ mesiioa~si. that they 10
bsoaSh' UP To grade ssa the siss s.-
sovasy u,s tssarues-sa tn si'~na the
necessary desAifs
Ald-Sasa ahy declared that he had
heard eompisiats that . hoas- m Ne.
vsas ss~aas sesu. the bridge hna
b~ss eoadactsa In . disned-siy nsa.
s~r. IN. city masshai advised the
eoas~ii that the people oe~sn.sas the
koass had heva served uish eo,ise
10 ssesse,
The city attorney reported the es.
test of bis issss,is,sioa ,aso The
property trade IL tho Wool sdmiuls.
tsstios h~s~sea the city aad the San.
70 ~ ssiisnsd. vhvs-ia th- city b
recorded 10 have esehsakrd or aeso.
lisied = -srhsas~ tho issd ~ which
The Harvey hosss~ ssd depot nov
ssaad. for xsoaad oa Pine street
sSsusa the sss~~t. The civ attorney
stated shss the ssaasf-r tsd aeter
b~~s made sad the city had se,rs
s~eeiv-d deed for the isa'i sis-a In
esrAaas~. The ATTORNEY wps In
sssurtsd to roasiau~ his sns~ssixs-
sioo.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10

The standardization advO. ATS slnn
a clean city and has installed . sss-
tiafy officer, whose duties are "a
hook after eohtssion an ! the eisahthk
up of property. streets and aiis,s AZ
| All iiM~s. including the inn.!satiSs
oi kssanI boas~s- ws- eslssi xA0ai
results IRON thi. ne. department
and In its connection s;ii say that
Ne have already ss,asii.sri new
damp grounds and a.. A.riiasy Off
Ger will have sai~-sisioh over the.~
as we'll
~. were hop-fil 81 accom- piiskine
another impDuan, sh,nE ~hi~h Sau:d
have SAVED ih. ,as psysrs a,.oa 81
s." ANNUALLY. sul 'oani chat ssss
moh-y would E'a s-ash i1s -aasxh
TO permit
Iiy the -st-nai' 49, at b.."" fer
additional Nre fighting APPARATUS.
| aud establishing = fire stsitoa on the
North Side. ~sisr would snsi as-
FORTUNATELY fA,.so. our city ~oald
be entitled TO = differ.Gt issuTAaca
Classification. putting Us In the v
class. thus s>sias the snoa,ni sf~ei-
fled To- the Insured
Our wafer works Department 10 In
spi-ndia coalition ami srif-susiaia-
ins al present. ~. ~sr- able To pa
off ,hi. year s:5.""o Of the out
standing hoads.
The sssi-m il in i,~siss share tkss
-s-s ard Triaidsa Is favored hr the
b-st waller sappiy is-sibis, Every.
,hinx has .~~a done Ia k-sp the
~ai-s pure and fs-. for is,,latios.
and ssiy r~~-nlis did ~e s~s the help
si the sas-saas~si fos-st department
in further safe gusrdiss our wafer
.h-is. which viii s-ad To k~rr sssy
The ssork saa osh~v ohj~rttoaAs,s'
Features frosa the source OF our vat.
.s supply,
W. ~ani the pablo 10 kao~ that
~- arc puiiias lnenahsr aad ~orsias
Together To aseosspitsh tho no.i
su-,d fos this eisS. ssd while ~- rs.siA
do much nor. with snos- moa~t. srt
IL i. our d-sirr Ia show an sia-si inn
rss,-m-ns by the -aa of oar term as
,as,r s~s,an's
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10
Correspondence passing between
City Attorney A. e. McOlashan

Correspondence passing between
City Attorney A. E. McOlashsn
and Governor Elias NJ. Ammons
relative to the bills incurred by the
militia for meals furnished military
prisoners was read. The governor
stated that the bills had been audited
and passed by the military board and
that the paymen, would be made.
The city attorney announced that he
would keep after the chief executive
until n voucher was issued.
A membership for the city IN the
Colorado Municipal league was voted
by the council. On file were letters
from the president Of the league
setting forth the aims and purposes
Of the league and copy OF the con-
stitution. The mayor who recently
attended conference At Boulder ex-
planned what had ben accomplished
and declared that much beneit wouIo
result from this city belonging to
the league made up Colorado town
and cities.
The city attorney explained In
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10
Mayor Dunlapy in First
Fiscal Year Statement Points
Need of Mew Se,per Outlet

ans-e rili better permit of H.
w- expect to spend =. much
as u.sssibI- to I'sis snr streets
in sc.-i sonaItisa and have an osai'
nan.- under SAY .hi.h ~iii compel
the riauins Of curb and cutters along
si,k the sidewalks This feature
.tii snsnr- so"-i drainage asi tc more
than anything -i.~ I" keep onr street.
ir s..-i f.rni and save the tas rss-ss
raans thousands of .ioiiarss usif si's
i. n si,y at hills. and the drainage Il
the u,..i -sz-n,iai problem ,s '.- son
.ii1fri
N- ~suIa alec advocate ss much
street pasisr a. is.s,sl- sad hoi's
before msnS mof- yrafs I-sss To s--
,h- ms., sf the s-~s.ieni dtsssiet par.
I'd There is noshiax that adds m"sv
10 any city aad imrs~ss~s tho visitor,
more fasc.ahiy than niee. paved
sss-~ls.
Paved street. provide . t'~sms
ustk "'sNS
drainage a, all iim-s. and ~nhane~s
the Saiu- "a. ,h~ psor~rs, much NOR.
than the .s.,. and ~iii aisn rv.'ue,
niss~siaiiy the s.~i .f maintenance
in the street department,
Many ,~.pi- otj-., ON account oi
the -c.s. bu, when s"u take into con
.ii-raii.n shat they have t~-ni,
years to pa, sor IL. and during that
p-ri.-i I. would probably hc ~Spcad'
ci in streets and bridge. ~hcr- ths
work could hardly h. noticed. thry
should make an effort To have IT,
We hope also to accomplish an.
other thins. which l. nos under way
and will add greatly to the appear
anr- Of our city. namely. to install
the cluster iron lamp r.csi. through.
ou, the bu.in-.. distric, inctudihz Z
Main street. Commercial street and
pine street. by installing these ~
will &C, much bette. light by reason
II having four lights ON each stand
ard. Thi. will also dispense with th.
ole. un.ishtiy wooden pole. and si,c
II. the appearance Of city. beside,
will give us more lights in the real.
dcncc scciion.
I think that good iishts and socd
streets add much to any cit, ant
tend to create favorah', impression
to the visitors and frequently TO add
new people to our c!'r.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10

In hi. tiss, statement ot steward
ship. concluding the fiscal y-ar
which -nas March ~. Mayer ", y
nanissy rails pasiie attention to tn.
.oadiisoa ot IN. city. f-si-ss bsi-fis
vhs, ha. b--a ac.om piishc.i snd f--.
ann,-si. safisss ihiaxs that sh.aia
h. done. i,- -a,pha.isr. the need "f
sDssi fu.sine a h~~ outlet for the
Sosy SEWERAGE. which siii r-iuif- =
hoAd issu-: the n--i os street Inn
ps,s-m.a, In III. ~sy of rs"-inss.
or: paving. t-st-r iiehiinx. strict.
q sanitation: a a~~ fire station .n
The North s,d- ant ether matter. Of
soual tmposssnsr so the people "t
this growing city. The sis'~f~h' In
Ssli - sisrn tn the pr--. by the
mayor - - follow;
The cit, .ouneii L. nov WORKING
- . uaii is psusaos~ the general vel
fare sad arhuiidiax "s the city and
while rv have not had the moa",
sssd-d to so many ihinss which arr
vveuis-t and which ~cnli s,ss'i'
saA Tn our ri,y. 80 have i-~n ron
tsas tn da the '.-ss possible tn .i-ha
tho pabiic money where IL would d.
the mart Hooi,
W. cannot extend our rr-s"n' .r- .
IT .,s,~m =, this time. a. u ~iii re-
quirc another outlet I" take sar- Of
the South side q the city. and prob
ssiy . lssx-r one for the North eide.
ard TO do the work needed Will r"'
ov,yr Q boad issue io handle u.
Th~s- 10 nccsi of many cement snl.
vesss aud dssias and som~ bridges.
which would hr an added Improve
nsns. but wc must he content I" u"
eNh work later when tho ci's's fin.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10
COUNCIL MAKES
APPROPRIATIONS
0sassal Salaries.

C,,ssseoss - Oo0p ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10
33 CHARGES AGAINST
PRIVATE Cross
sCssssss,s 49, So. ~

alleged io have sala 10 Csptain Wan
cisr. -i'ii be g. u do guard duty
ssd work in the rifts pit"
Private cSoss. III 5 charged. did
laeiie other nrmbssy Of the COMPANY
10 masisy BY iaaueiss another psi'
vsi~ 10 disphsy orders. an.. sid him
s4if refuse 10 lug eesi Io the guard
sset." ile failed 10 a,,-ni 10 his
duties NJ ramp. ~ saith IAs sr~-sfi'
rsli0aa
Il is ehsrg+d that i'siss,. csss dta
r-fus~ 10 work." feisninE sickness.
asd did ihresi~s 10 ''sh.os any mas
that i.nini@d = hayos~i a, him. And
cruas y alleged 10 have socEh' 10
''s,ip 0as over o. the medical co.ps
Doctor BY hoidiss . Thermometer ov'
o. . ho, saess sad then putting II
to his ''fesesish hvo~" to iadirsie
that he ~ss sure . sick man
Private csuss vaa abeeat without
leave assy . iias asd oft. srrosd-
ins 10 the Specifications
Private csuas 10 ehsss-d With hsS.
lag tadueea oao t'ytss,- H~aiey 10
desert the guard.
u h ehsssed that he did take,
steal aad rsssy avsy siEssS eisss'
~tses asd whiaky fos oh- Pete Mos
tell. ~ Ludlow . sosooamss.
Private Gross diA nai'riosssis -
sssis sad s~at Private 4. fssv.ll. Il
the test of ssnshse charge.
II soosh. Private csuss ts eharse1
~ish ahoai everything under the van
". APPEAR to have bern = bad sse'
IN dlo have beea . ihosn In the si':s
of the oseiesss II camp seeking ID
-asns~- stsses military di.siriiae.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10
SKY oAzERs TO SEE Al Ec11sI

WoAninRton. ". u. MaEch W.
Observers Of the celestial spheres are
discussing the partial eclipse Of the
moon which 10 to take place tomor.
row night. The phenomenon will be
visible to the Inhabitants through
out this section Of the globe. The
moon will enter the shadow Of the
earth At s:33 p. NJ. Warrington
standard time. this being the begin
ming Of the eclipse. During the next
ho,lr and twenty-nine minutes the
moons light will be gradually
merged in the shadow, until by four
minutes past eleven the middle OF
the eclipse 10 reached. Then the
moon will begin to emerge from the
shadow and by q few minutes past
midnight the eclipse will be over nc
far as this section Of the country u
concerned.
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QUITE 80.

~ a club fs-ssu-ns-d BY dorsos,
shr ai.ru.ssas sans ur s-v-niiy ~
Tn whether . t,-s.na eoaid live With
out a brain. basine the disrossf-s
an- ao-sos ssids When I ~ss psse'
iisiae medicine In iaaisas . remark
able eas~ come under my sup~sttssoa
\ mss. while out huasins. had i~aa
-d upaa his shosxua and tho s~apos
had spse Oft accidentally. makias {
large ~oana In hts head Just abos'
the -ss. The hssis vss laid hss~ sas
In hsinEiss the isaii~as Tn the has
pitsi . hssdfni Of tho gray mattel
leaked out. u- ~ss sr-psaa~d ans
finally r-~asrs-si hi. mental fs-'ii
tie. apparently a. sua.i as ever"
''Yoar .tos, /. yer, Interesting.
interrupted an auditors. ''hai u
sounds tn INC somewhat inconsis
tent
why 80" au-s,soa~d the nara.
tor.
''Ii~esus~. answered the o'h-i
Doctor. "if he had ever had hand
suI os hrstns hc wouldn't have lean
cd on the gun
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10
oLD.TIl0 COLD CU1B-
DRINK HOT TEAl

Get . email package Of HamharE
Breast Tea. or - the German folks
cali Il. "ilamburess Brust Thee. st say
pharmacy. Take . tablespooaful Of The
lea. put . cup Of boiling water upoa
Il. pour through = sieve and drink .
teseup full al any time during the
day or before retiring. It is the noss
effective way to break cold and cure
grip. - Il opens the pore Of the skia,
relieving congestion. Also loosens ~
bowels. thus breaking up . cold.
Try Il the next time you suffer from
. cold or The grip. Il 10 Inexpensive
and entirely Vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-10
RIB RNEUMAT|SM FROM
STIFF, Aching JOINTS
1ab Ssesass hon 3si1ts a1A muscle
With Q snsll tfial bettls Of
~ o. Josobs on
|op "dosins' Rheumatism.

Stop dosing" Rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one case In nifty
requires internal treatment. Rub sooth.
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobe Oil" right
on the 'tender spot" and BY the time
you say Jack Robinsoa--out comec the
rheumatic pain. "St. Jaco6s OIL" ID
a harmless rheumatism cure which never
disappoints and doesn't burn the akin. II
takes pain, soreness and stiffness from
aching Joints, muscles and bones; stop
scistica, iumbaso. backache, neuralgia.
Limber upi CT . IS cent bottle
Of old.time, honest "St. Jacobs or
from any drug store. and In . momen!
you'l be free from pains. aches and
stiffness. . Don't sufferi Rub rheums
tiem away.