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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
ST. Paul Grain.

st. Paul, March 27.-Wheat-No. /
Northern, S1.43@1.46M; No. 2 North.
ern. s1.3s% @1.44h; No. 2 Montana
hard. $1.44h @1.46h; corn, 66A@
66hc; oats. 53G53hc; barley, $50
TIC; rye, $1.0s@l.09; fax, $1.9214.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
General J. r. Storey Dies.

Pasadena. Cal, March 26.-Major
General John r.. Storey, former chief
of artillery of the army, died at his
home here, aged seventy-four years.
He entered the Military academy in
1861 and retired June 10, 1906.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, March 27.-'Wheat--
May. SLAM; July. $l.35x; Sept, 81
09k. Cash close on track: No. !
hard, $1.47h; No. / Northern. 81
1884,; No. 2 Northern, $l38h 01.44h;
No. 3 Northern, $1.33k No. 8
yellow corn, 66A0 66hc; No. 5 white
oats, 53A @53hc; max. 3l.s3ix.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
QUICK ACTION WANTED.

When one Is coughing and splitting
with tickling throat. tightness in chest.
in throat and lungs-when
head Is aching and the whole body rack
ed with q couh that won't permit sleep
ne wants immediate relief. Thousands
say Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is
the surest and quickest acting medicine
for coughs, colds. Group and 1agrippe.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29

Chicago, March 27.-Wheat-May.
$1.4s; July. $1.1SA; Sept, $l.07B.
Corn--May, 7i1sc: July, 1SAc. Oats
May. 56Ac; July. 52%c. Pork
May, $17.42h; July, 17.S7h. Butter
-Creameries, 2Shc. Eggs-l70lSc
Poultry-Springs. tic; fowls. 15m
15ikc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
FOR VIOLATING NEUTRALITY
Steps Taken to Confiscate German
Steamer Odenwald.

Washington. March 29.-United
States Attorney Brown. at San Juan,
Porto Rico, reported that he has
libeled the German steamer Oden-
valid and that the ship is now in Gus
tody OF the United States marshal.
This is the first step In proceedings
to have the Odenwald confscated for
alleged violation OF American neu.
trality.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
Prisoners Are Married.

London Escorted by armed guards,
four German prisoners Of war left a
prison ship at Southend, married girls
to whom they were engaged before the
war. had q wedding luncheon, with the
guards as guests. and then separated.
the brides returning to London and the
bridsgrcoms to prison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29

Havana, March 29.-The fight be-
tween Jack Johnson and Jess Willard,
which had been scheduled to take
place here on April 4 for the heavy.
weight championship OF the world.
has been postponed until Monday
April 3.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS.


Duluth, March 27.--Wheat-On track
and to arrive, No. l hard, $f.49A; No.
1 Northern. $1.4sA; No. 2 Northern,
$1.41A Q1.44A. Fiax-On track and
to arrive, $685..
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
Illinois Millionaire Dead.

Aurora. ILL.,, March 27.-John Stew
art, millionaire owner of great tract,
of timber lands throughout the North
west, is dead here. He was eighty
nine years old.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29

Tiiis, Russia, March 27.-Turkish
troops have committed further acts
Of violence at the American mission
In Urumiah. Persia, according to a
message received by the local vice.
roy from Gordon Paddock, the Ameri.
ian consul at Tabriz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29

w. T.. Azbell. ex-postmaster of Ed
wardsport. Ind. writes: II suffered from
severe trouble with my kidneys and
back. First bottle OF Foley Kidney Pills
rave me relief" Thousands testify that
backache, rheumatism. sore muscles,
aching joints and bladder weakness van
ishsd whm Foley Kidney Pills were
taken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
BULGARIA is WELL PRE-
PARED FOR WAR.

London, March PA Reu.
ter dispatch from Sofia says
that a parliamentary commits.
sion charged with the task of
ascertaining the country's re.
serve resources has reported
TO a secret session of parlia.
ment that Bulgaria Is better
prepared for war than before
the war with Turkey.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
Urge Roumania to Join Allies.

Paris, March 27.-The surrender of
Przemysl has caused a sensation in
Bucharest and resulted In increased
popular clamor that Roumania enter
the war on the side of the allies. &C.
cording to a dispatch from the cor
respondent II the Petit Parisien.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29

Chicago, March 27.-Mike Gibbon,
and Packey Mcfarland have finally
signed articles for a ten-round bout
The two will meet before the club OF
fering the best inducements in May.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
Pure Bred Home Grown
Seed Corn

We raised 757 bushels of corn
from I'm acres, better than go
bushels per acre. This corn was
picked early, carefully selected
and only the best ears saved for
seed. This vas racked up and
thoroughly dried out before cold
weather. Why plant inferior
seed when you can get seed that
will grow and produce a good
yield. We offer this seed for
$50 per bushel, in the ear.
We also have some pedigreed
barley, Wisconsin No. 55.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29

Crown Prince George OF Greece, be.
fore leaving Italy for Athens, decIar.
ed he was going home TO support
King Constantine In the stand he has
taken regarding the attitude OF
Greece toward the war.
Prince George said his country must
conserve all its strength to command
Balkan complications, retain the ter.
ritory 1t had conquered and hold in
check the ambition of other nations
which would prevent the extension OF
Greek influence in territories which
historically and racially belong to II.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-03-29
MeauoQe
90 Mzzezz
Those of Middle Age Especially.

When you have found no remedy for the horrors that
Cypress you during change of life, when through the long
hours OF the day it seems as though your back would break,
when your head aches constantly, you are nervous, de-
don't forget that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Is the safest and surest remedy, and has carried hundreds
OF women safely through this critical period
Read what these three women say:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20
cORa(=nad6riG6ten
u fremont, J(e6.

geah aincoIn fabrenbe 8ige fpar-
BEN itorf in MnIprun geaontmen non
iungen 2euten Der Stuot unb lin.
gegenb, Die lire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a~ltfnebmen.
Sri. Mlaltoe Smlteno, nelhe nod
am Montag ibren 9fliften ais 2eb.
rerin bier obnaItete lit pl6bItd IN.
foLee zines @ebirn-a oerbrudes ge-
ftorbeu.
&. s. Burner bot iein @eIh1ft
einige 8biiren neiter in6Iih berIegt,
mo ct iest einen ga6en IN @emeim-
Ibaft NIT ben Glasgow Ghneibern
tnue bat.
9ie 6rgmont @ettreunen, tuelhe
insult peggn bes anbaltenoen ae-
gems ni9t Ifattfinoen fonnten, ioaen
in ben lebtel Gagn Dieies Mtonats
|ltattHn6en.
Gltperfntenoent Mloser tuirb Bel
Der Borne goulltD SdllnIsiteaune
ais RidJter fuugiren.
@ermaun Gdeer ull0 6ran feier.
ten i'm areiie ibrer Sinner ur6 bieler
6reunoe Die ied8iglte 3ieoerfebr
ibres @od5eitstages.
Carl Ibomien bat biersig @der
2ano bon 8eLh & 60. getm4ft fit
200 Dollar ben 4fer. Dos 2ano
Iiegt uorbmeftliA bon Der Gtoot.
Sobn 9obener lit bieaei1t Der les.
te Miam in Der Begenb, ieiten 8ei.
sen gu idneioen. Dos i6Iedte 8et.
ter lift berantportlid. Wian ertuar.
tet IL biz 15 8uiheI per Qder.
Inter ben 5renottern, bic beute
Ioie Scribner demonstrating belud.
ten, pnren bic ~folgenoen: bic Hihter
Isl. M. Button ul0 MalDo 8inter.
liteerb s. G. 8ogeliang, SEQ. g.
Gontpen, Gddsmeilter Grnft Sabn,
6ranf gtbeim 6reo. 5duls, eyobu
I8dtpbnlen nno 5reo. 9erfurtb.
Gle y. M. g. q. lit in arober
@el0berIegen6eit unb mon flrhtei
ben 8erl1tt oes @ebGu0es, uenn
I5remonter ibr nidt tart unter biz
arme greifen.
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Nseridtusiudsn Oard aries rarsr.

4uBerhlb Der unmiiieIbar bstess
li9isn Rreifs babeu fpobl ni6t DisIe
BEL uHs OaraH ssbaat bah bes
sarupdii4e arieg aud i'm Mnr
idiDsia9enmnrlt eiHsn erpben MaRs
gel ~berbprruFfH mtrbe. Dieter Man,
eel iii ieBt fart fublb0r, uub es
1T fiir bas aHgsmeine gubItsum
mittelbar bon GROCER 4ehsutuaa.
DEM bisfs 5ierdeH perosn nas
msHtlid fir dTatlide Qsrfpde unb
unteriudunssn in 2aboratorisn Itbr
6esebrt. Gin amsritanif hsr 6anbg
let BAT bsusr fdon $4,000 beriauft,
unb e. babe nod 70 grobs @saels
lungsn, baB sr Is bislss Sabr nidt
lusfhbrsn tDnne. Sin anherer 6dHbs
LET bdit 25,000 MesrIdpein9sn bss
fanbig fir 2oboratorien borrGtia,
gnb e. fagt, baB isien ned nl6t
gsnue fit ben 8ebarf. sauFsnbs Be-
irei6sn bic einbeimif9e meerfntxine
dsn3udt NIT profit.
absr bas geniigt nod Eanos nI@f.
Dor benz Rrisg impprtiertsn bic
Ser. Gtadtsn MnTsn kiefsr 9iers
den, Defenders aus GeusT4Ianb.
4bsr infolee bes ariegss bat es bas
nit e~r6Btenteils a~ufgehDrt, tells neil
lsbttrer nod Su DieIen nsusH 2abo,
neutrality-suspicious. unn bamit
3a elmer nod gr0bersu Nadfrage
mad Meerfdpsinden gsFiibTt BAT,
tells tHfOlgs Der argsn DsrlebrsliSs
rungen.
NOD tommsn foIde gisrs aus
8suifdlanb esIesentIi9 absr 6uls
lamb beriibsr, nbsr bisis MAIDEN bt
Supps Hi6t fsit,s unb cine iphsHts
iI&s MhlIk ae8 n a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

y MAlaaael6 @tfigHasa waf NfAhs
.itth tt8ag ~ III NasantSt HllWf
~ Nets hinMHieA lsat tf&ail4m
.sW HsnH HAtlile Ia tsnh nm ltft
.1alHf nah laHti hlsbM anhsAila
.llgfu fHa fsa4 w%Hf8ffat @iwttus
.htfff tlilI e. iflH8 nf lsitlAA tHt
.atft ana leaiil nil hfm Wg IT.
nae maalalH 8sH NaaiA ta ptlt
.illnafH bit hhlfa 18at bee MalNf&
.nah Ben Hifma So NsiensA Htqsi
.niA albl lflas 1aHifila BET unt laAl
.ltt nls tA9m haltlaaim Fank bic
ttomtlAakH N6tAE SO ~ btH
Mtafnl flsa blnla BE- HafonsHt
iiFtt. III tH t1f ~ur'H ffs
saafaf tlnt mnhuhalH Nttttuanm
.anh lhal huhlnhliAi 40 Bite hh
Aatpnln HE nplwmhlM @tBrnaa All
.tHli Auleiafp.
nH pef ben Vlstbtm pphhvlFn
&taAtnlsH astth hlf 8Aatl itth hit
.bu alis Halldu lpaittA Aum lAatitH
1tatt Mlstlhl.
Ca VulanAtn aktt htni rio 10
Hti nst m9alih IN bic VelRu bta
NaatnhbtA nua btihl In ibt Itiata
9pitmloi Htulaa. Am uut Ia tinn
Cant rou Fh 81 sstsn. Ell dtatti
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

Haff tafn Nlis1f Nfait Ag
anlft iHtlH HHk ti mf.f al
$500 laf ils4 Nali mtllf, Nlfh
tsf aHWhsi be- Msifhs ssH rl sh bli
.tN telarals aaHIitfNa Nmnif.
mthB G Htfl5N at aahsflG Flfllf
alfl.t titilss aIl Gle flfuia
tai 90 tintH H tFfai ElallAsf
Nflh saHlslhs lHAaI titiaitaalgibsl
neu BEE UGHHleH 1908 10 b aaHlll'
aeH Ml thaHaalH get lgri hah lis
liAe im Alait H8lirgFib neH ifsfl
Nlatt faf btaf fl aBw leh w '
lHtlsH tflftm lanH Ka 0lh lltiNg
ihfa paH aNn Wort a%llHaflA An
.hahah iiae. "a Iun alla nh ael
NioNN Hit HHr 0etiNafn NIphg'
Ntilgn blfie tit aafhnls iidletW nna
iins trlNaWAW Meise bier naleaei.
.rie anlgin Ii Hflanhbar bie ints
nHh NITRO oaHu slifa foleh alcminol'
merits zen Ser bfuiidieu Neaiefuna
emnelcft aPii ihr mcr0m ben adil.
fern 8ina.9eapeus pgyablolli 0il
I. april mo I. Ciipbrf ither
Aabrea Hahlbdr Fina unh ron ga
Hirmd 8tumerfnnnn & 6erlhir h.
.bcsm0l itou Hehu 9me Dor 8alia.
felt obBe ie0rn Nbsna eiudcloit mer.
ben Gs ift 80 beadteH 0ab bielt
anIeihe bet bcln aurie. an weId'eu
Ne bier nueetcien miro brinnbc Als
Nroseut 2inian traat un0 haB he
iuenn Der Rcidlsutartfnrs Der iet'
"a nip0ria tft. mieber iteiat imou oa.
oiirh bci pttuaiaen RertaMi nod @a
piua btinat. RON Der aursberucarnr
an Sen oeutihen Nanten cons ahae.
.iehau.
4uBer 0isiem oubergeiuohnliheI
auaebot uiadi 0ie Birraa Simmer
mann & SoribaB nod in Der 4u8eial
6arnui aufmerfinm. Dab iie aud bil
9eifuungen auf Die neue 5proseutigi
1eutide @rieg sanIeibe, Die iebt Il
itarf oerlaugt miro. entgegemimmt
un0 sipar gum 8reiie pom 1910 PEI
1000 Dart. Con beiotioerem SH
mtereIie if, Dab fe iid) su fpeienfreiel
s%lbIiefruug Der 8riginaIitiide in bel
Ser. Staatea entbietet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

M8lBfANhH& tsHesasH mAfhsA
casa III sulAktsam IsHNffH
WhMAm telAH HHlit amtfIlaHll -
#ss,l4 aas malHffst Ht hfHaa ~
~Nesmhklnt hAfmttn pttlealn Hsa
nssmtl atlAspli bab hsIt 8ailt
ben NilHhtatm nn~lfanhHna Htlisf
Albls lslsa. olt BE sfllff 8sRltis
tna aaalHu WailuHQn asllHilH
ellAf ntlgtanaltt, hsl tlusm Hns
lsn paa sAHapfsH stsg within
Gaia Auf8 bls YlaIs stst BE nf9lt
~ tsu 4ssgss ssssAaa aA j. Al
NilNttafm
Hth uumulMyM ataunstt 40 ~
nAhn nut aul htllaHfns HNu uW
urb Nfmtittanatn In btg AliHlfi
aal abtf N tauAllu atll btatultnha
Huiuhabune hurt elHtnl aafsl AatA
Ntlutlsmahtial nbsllsns EitEA Ilus
stlai IN boz alters push hit llmltss
hahana Bon at. HoInem, antn btt
tuborimmohm &aAptgliaueatn ont
bsm WshWlt htg eailuloleslts hsgas
bradi mptpsH.
galaflih Tam nltHhSafmsanlaan.
baua au6 auf anbsIt MtlTt pstnts
fact ptrotn. mic uammiiin bus4
81, auipdbmt atfabtIihu 8rsmplots
Rr NIT BET Rahrum. Dlan bari a
I,bpn isbi fir pahrfdtinlid ttlIa.
cen, sab 6itits pitl stiHIditie etiotn
au@ auf BEN eIttttu Nlt9s stpogttn
nsrbm lam, - pielltibt 0urh ItIbRs
sntmidtlim Ghuupftn oosr pthsH
6oIs obsr ouh TlanhsIentsinouna
SouTlitisl ptrmutli5 absr IN bdtis
Fi9eu 6dlsn oura cine art Nufts.
Ntung. Qtetere brauhi niht ourd
cine ptrfpn 5u srfulgsn, ptIdt btu
Appendicitis Bat. Ionosrn a. gsHiiol
baSu, oaB Elm folder aranlhsitss
@srmiiilsr an stnem isner lelhitFsH
llsbeI Isioet uno bieIes bstm Qisfsu
ober IonItpis iibsrtrdgi.
Or. RoIenotp fanb BEL isineu lln
tsrIu6ungsu. OoB gentle Sorten
Bafterien, nelde bic MlanoeInsGnts
5iinouna i'm 9alie bsrDorbrinssH, aud
a~ppenbititis srssuasn t6nnen; usHis.
items III bas Ifine feite ueberssuguHg.
un0 Is mar Idon felt Sahren MIDI
unbetaunt, baB Der beribmte rpneul
mococtus' Der b6fe Rein bon
Gduupfen, pe4sm 9als unO aud
9ungsuent3iinnuHg 3iemEih hdus
fla aud Bis in ben 8Iino0arm ge.
langt.
Die flsinen runben Muheruaeen,
tpslhe ols sQbenpioe@ betannt ilno,
fommeH naHwsislia i'm 8linoearu
tbsnlpnobl por, pis In ben maRDsln;
uno gIinooarms Iopie ManbeInents
climbing fine daratierifiide ardnfs
beitsn iunger perfonen, 0erea 3tnsus
sepsbe am berfpun0bariten fiji Der,
IeuGung 1T. Aud 1T es burfana
tsiu I~eItsner 6aa, 0ab Die 4erfpn
IsIbsr, pelde bon nsdnupFsn4 obsr
ManoeIn : gni3iinbung befallsn nor.
ben 1T, balb barran afuts 8lino.
barmentaiiubuna entfpideIt. absl
sbsnfo bel fneint bic @ermittlung
Der lebtsrn feitens elmer anoeren Der.
IOH IsoigIi4 brxa uebertragung sis
nes isner .barmlOIea" Qeiosa OOrau.
tommen.
Sbiges legt oou nsieru Sts 2ebrs
nube, paB bic 6iblpng NIT f9nupfsns
leioenben unb a6nli6 bshaftsten per-
Iontn tuHli9lt bermisbsH tperoea foas
te. unb biefe ieibsr riidfdtsboasr
Iein un6 niat a. q. beim NieIea bic
sefdbrli6en 8atterien unbefhrdnft
berbreiten fOnteu. Gs birften baIb
in Oisfer 5inii6t ftrsnssrs grdu6s
porberrI6sno perosu.
Do4 lam aud in Der alien MsiIs
benz Sreiben Der 8aitsrisu sntgegsn,
sepirtt per6eH, in6sm man bura oss
eisnete Didt uHb tOrperlide 8etSlis
BuHs bic GiHesipeibsn often erbdIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

poorly paid employees Of the Stock
Yards and great abattoirs OF Omaha,
Nebraska, believe that furnishing one
thousand millions to the allies TO
prolong the war would prove disast-
Gus to this country in numerous
GEOGRAPHICALLY to the labor class
who are the producers of the wealth
Of the Nation, and
WHEREAS, We further believe
that it would be more beneficial to
expend q billion dollars in retaining
the idle land and developing the
water power of the nation than
loaning it to England, which would
simply mean buying an interest in
the war, thereby making the trans
action unneutral together with ex-
posing our hypocrity, double-dealing
and treasury, and,
WHEREAS, We in U thousands
here assembled, representing seven
teen or more different nationaIities
who are neither pro-Allie nor pro-
German, but pro-American, believe
that the President should know how
we stand on this inhuman proposition
|of supplying the sinews Of war for
the slaughter Of our relatives and
friends in Europe,
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED
That We condemn the loan Of a bill
hon dollars as un-American and un-
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4rbeiter ~SrDteaieren gegen alIiirten.
Yump.


yM1np.
Die arbeitcr til ben 8ieBbofen
unS GA[adtb1Eiern IN Sn0 0maba
baden Greitna Mittng cine MalIen.
beriommlung nbgebnItea un0 ge.
IhlaIIe gegen ben gepIanten Gaiir.
ten Miniar6en.9unp arlgeHommeu.
Der GauptreDner mar Serrp Som,
arb, MitgIie6 Der 2egigIatur. gie
angenonmenen geihIffe purbeu
Dem g~rGIioenten iofort iiberIanot.
@ir bringeu oiele 9feioLitionen
un6 ben Brief an ben Br1iioenten
IN enaIiiher Spro9e, tpe1 iebr Be,
seidneuher Bcile bic bieiisen eng.
hifen BIGtter iie bis iest nod nidt
perStfentIi6t baden.
Omaha, Nebr, Sept. II, 1915.
President Woodrow Wilson,
Washington, ?. G.
Dear Sir
The enclosed resolutions were read
by the undersigned, and unanimously
adopted, by the employees Of the
Packing Houses and Stock Yards Of
Omaha, Nebraska, at q mass meeting
held at the noon hour September II,
1915.
Yours respectfully
JERRY Toward, Chairman.
RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS, The unemployed and
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0es Wpinss.

Die 8rOBgsidiDoreuen befi6tigten
an 8onnertag oa5 EtaotgefdngniB,
Die Degeu 0eiien Ianit1rpiorigen
3uitmoes erbobener antIagen al
prifen.
emil 8. Shni6t. friberer Sra.
iioeut uI0 iebiger geridtlifer Ger.
matter Der Sfr1bqubabn, bat BEL
@eridt Inn GrIaisbntB nadgeludt
$4,000 fir 9erbelierungeH uA6 8e.
pnrnturen alsgeben su 0iirfen.
Gr.stongreBrlann g. 8. 9routp
belt an MistiDeh In elmer 8uiam.
menfunit Der alien Mnlie0Ier bon
Ron gountg tn MiitdeIpiae cine I'm.
Iprade, In iueldDer er ertlarte 6aB
teine 0ntion IN Der 8eIt baron oen-
ten pir0g ben OCEAN su treu5en,
I'M Die Ser. Staaten an5ugreiten,
bn iie bn5n uidt i'm Stnnoe mare.
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ssuifa hea
THAT 4 e8 IL WssFe stgalWHeas
A tfwHiel s. H eai bH
metsiaFs
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&@HeNtr ais
id mria sspont
hab0e, is mel
Been pieosr btsIs
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-09
Report of Pupils
and Their Grades

Report of those pupils who
have made a grade of 80 per
cent and above for the past
three months in two or more
subjects.
Freshmen in five subjects
Mable Miner.
Freshmen in four subjects 60
Addie Moon, Frank Weidman.
Freshmen in three subjects -
Jessie Hart. Lucetta Fisher, Paul
Belgin. Chester Schwamb, Hans
Finkbeiner. Madge leager. Alice
Cochran and Marion Conkling.
Freshmen in two subjects -
Hans PAIL, Donald Howe. Grace
Miller, Florence Louden. Edna
Mulhollen. Elsie Evans and IVES
ley Rotallac.
Sophomores in five subjects
Myrtle Miner.
Sophmore in four subjects -
Ruth Desch, Pearl Hobson. Agne,
Meier. Hazel Robinson.
Sophmores in two subjects
Robert Buck. Helen Lower, Mar,
ion Shoop. Loretta Kammerer,
Milton Rutherford, Leroy Pierce.
Myra Campbell and Carlisle Mil
ner.
Juniors in five subjects Faith
Greene.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-09
Oberon Briefs.

Anna Fransicotti is able to go
to work again after a weeks i'll
ness.
H Y. Fisk and brother w. K.
motored to Semper Sunday after
noon in the formers car.
The Oberon Land Company is
boosting their land this week.
The five a ere tracts are marked
by flags.
Eldora Fisk is unable to be at
school on account of a cold.
Viola kellstrom is sick with
la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Black visited at
the Arnold home Sunday.
Mrs. Fisk enjoyed a visit from
her brother, James Drommond
Of Wray, Colorado.