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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-21
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Isis Theatre.


"A tale of Twenty Stories" is a
laughable two-part L-Ko comedy with
the plot laid out in an improvised
hotel dubbed "Hotel de Bunion." A
wife who loses her skirt in hotel
lobby, tramp and an infuriated hus-
band in pajamas, all form very
amusing story which should be sure
cure for the blues.
"Big Jim's Heart" western drama
which embodies very clever little
love story with ranchman's daugh-
ter as the heroine, a driver of the
pony express as the hero, and a half
breed Indian portraying the role of
the william, will tend to kill the monot-
ony of an entire comedy program.
Father Love-" is a two-reel
"Komic" comedy with the ininnitable
Fay Tincher presented in the prin-
cipal comedy role. She falls for 8
timid married man in her own funny
way and finally hdnaps him. Il
should be a scream, don't miss it.
Fridays program, which was the
blouse of the Lost Court" proved t.
be an exceptionally fine picture. i
was five reel Edison"
Reports from other cities regard
ing the blindness of Virtue" which
shows at the Isis Thursday, Angus
18th, proclaims it to be one of the
greatest portrayals of morality of tht
present age.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-21
The Goodwood clear.

Arriving for bunker coal only, the
British steamship Goodwood, having
obtained such needed supply, went to
sea yesterday, bound for Gulfport.
The Goodwood goes to the gulf city to
load lumber and timber, but there
was no guarantee yesterday whether
or not cargo could be obtained with
out loss of time, although no report
of storm damage said to have been
sustained BY that port.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-21

Results

National League.
Philadelphia 4, Pittsburg 8.
New York Z, Cincinnati 0.
Brooklyn s, Chicago 5.
Boston 1, st. Louis 0.
American League.
Cleveland 0, Washington 8.
Chicago 1, Boston 4.
Detroit II, Philadelphia 1.
st. Louis-New York, rain.
Federal League.
Baltimore 4, Kansas City 8.
Brooklyn 8, st. Louis 1.
Buffalo z, Chicago 3.
No others scheduled.
Southern League.
Birmingham 90, Chattanooga
10; second game called end ninth,
darkness.
Atlanta 5-2, Little Rock 0-3;
both games seven innings.
Mobile 5, Nashville z.
Memphis New Orleans not
scheduled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-21
Two Bunker Steamers.

Two bunker steamers are expected
today, one of them being a Larrfnaga
liner, which will touch here en- route
to Galveston to load cotton and grain.
Whether or not cargo may be OBJ
tanned without delay at that port was
not guaranteed yesterday, on account
of the storm damage. The liner, how
ever, will obtain her bunker supply
here and then go to the Texas port.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-21
BUBBLES
THEME OF TALK
EDWARD TOMLINSON WILL DE-
LIVER HIS FAMOUS ADDRESS
AT FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

The Mems Bible class of the First
Christian church, corner Gadsden
street and Seventh avenue, has had
the good fortune to secure the ser
vices of Mr.. Edward Tomlinson to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-21

give his famous "Soap Bubbles" lee
ture next Monday evening at eight
o'clock. This is a humorous lecture,
and none need feel that they will fail
to enjoy any part of it. Every mo-
ment will be filled with something
of interest, and those who hear him
viii count it an evening pleasantly
and profitably spent.
Mr.. Tomhnson is one Of the Aka
hest's very best platform men, and
well knows how to handle the subject
chosen for the occasion.
On a recent occasion the mems
class, in conjunction with the Ladies
Aid Society, entertained with an old
time candy plllin'" and the business
like manner IN which it was conducted
and the success had are reasonable
assurances that the entertainment
Monday evening will not be done by
halves.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-21
LARGE CARGO OF
.LUMBERCLEARED
DUTCH STEAMSHIP MINERVA
GETS AWAY FOR SPAIN WITH
LOT OF HARDWOODs AND
PITCH PINE PRODUCTS.

With total Of 1 $4,000 superficial
feet of timber and lumber, the Dutch
steamship Minerva was cleared yes
terday for two ports in Spain, and
later in the afternoon went to sea-
This steamer was loaded in a little
less than week, giving the port an
other good record for rapid dispatch
of lumber and timber laden steam
ships.
The Minerva has a quarter of 8
million superficial feet of hardwoods
and one and one-half superficial feet
of pitch pine timber and lumber. The
two ports in Spain thus to be sup.
piled are Barcelona and Palma dc
Mallorca, the total valuation of tho
cargo being placed at $25,975.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-21
MARIANNE AGAIN
BEATS PENSACOLA
SPECIAL 70 THE JOURNAL

Mariana, Aug, 20.-The second
game of the Marianna-Pensacola
series was lost by the visitors today
by a score of 10 to 0. This with the
score of to / in favor of Mariana
on Thursday gives the horze team
the best two out of three, and it is
confidently expected that tomorrow's
game will also go to Mariana.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

81 bon @od Sslano uno So. S bon
Weoline, melde sic bcioen Neroplane
nit ibren @emebren beldo1len, mab-
reno Sic 2llftidiffer Bomben allf Sic
Gompagnien pariel1. 3ie gauge @or-
fiibrumg apar cine iebr imt%ereliante,
an meld)er iiber 5000 9eute tbeil-
nabmcl1.
&id)ar0 Cyan, ser jlu,ge SSitnep-
!buss5abrer, Ser ieit 0em 13. Suit in
Noli5eigemabrlam gebalten miro,
neil CT Sen go Sabre alten Gbriit
8anielion iiberiabren nn0 ldmer per=
lebt batte, mur0e geitern bonn &ih-
ter inter $500 @iirgidaft Ben @e-
iibermielen. Sein Ser
min miro III Ser nadlten Sibnllg bes
Diltriftsgeridts sur gerbanolln1g
tommen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
Scenes aug MDd 98lanb

Goltntpclerf Sll6bar0 itellte Sic fol
ac1l0en Observation-Disclosures aus:
Mrpio gflor unb Sri. emma Mnoer-
ion, 9eioe bon Moline; @lp6e Mc-
1onalo lno Sri. Soiepbine grnlt,
Reioe bon Mod Sslarlo, ioipie Senri
Goel6o1ttp n11o Sri; @arp Gc9laere.
Gin gepiller Mann bo1t ctpa 40
SSabre,t, Der in 9ape,1port pertbloie
@beds bei perifiebenen @eidaften
1m1tergebradt bette, perludte aud)
an 5amstag Mben0 bci bieiigen @e-
iddften @elo inter bielen 8erbalt-
nilien 3t erlangen, 0od mar ibm Elm
Shubbanoler 8. 81. @rigbt boraus
,1tno telepbonirte Ser @oli5ei. Dod)
als oieielbe erl6icn tpar ser Mann
idon peridmunoen.
Sic Srtidoft Milan Fat am
Samstag bei ser Sort a6gebaltene,1
'SdJulmabl INIT einer Stimmen5abl
bon S6 bei 80 Stimmen sic 5l1mme
bon $4,000 bemilligt, Sic in @onos
ausgcge6e1 meroen lonen fir ben
9all 6es nellen Sdn1lgebdl1oes. 8as
lelte Sdulgebaltoe ioll %geniigenb
6allm fir odt &loiienidllm baben.
Gin &err S. S. @ippert lit in Ser
Stubt, Inn mnter Mitbilfe oes &oit-
meiltcrs nl0 oes Staot=Snaenieurs
sic @~obnbaltier NIT ridtigen 5tra-
bennltnmern 81 perleben. Giele
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
ssSn Muscatine miro audi Iabaf ae.

sSy1 Mh1scatine miro a1d Iabaf ge-
5ogen, imoem .. s. @orgltaot> 100
@nuier 5traBe, unb iein gfod)bor
unb 8rltoer g. 80. @orgita0t quite
grnte1 er5ielt baben. ginige Ser
8latter Scr Iabafpflnn5en lino iiber
49, Sub lal1g ltn0 etlpa ei1en SUB
brett. Gie er5ielte grnte lit genii-
genO fiir Sen eigenen 8ebral,d) Ser
beioen vNlantagenbGiBer" 11nb oeren
Srennoe.
Ger 6 Sobre alte 1arpil, @oli,
.Sobn Ser 6rau Map @olfe an ser
.oltlid)en s. 5trabe, brad am Sons
tag beim Spielen oe,pired)ten Mrm.
gead ei,1er gctauell 9erednu1g
foltet es Ser Sdutlbeborbe Don Mrs-
catine County $2S. per Sabr fir sen
Sdpullnterridt oes Sabres. IS gibt
genall 103 S1ulbauler i'm County
nit 255 2ebrern, Sic etlpa $125 900
an @ebdltern bc5iebcn. Sic 2ebrer
erbalten I'M Dl1rhidnitt $tO1.31 unb
Die 2ebrerim1en $5S.57 per Snbr:
Die Sdnlen uno 0erae11 4@inridtun,
gen foiten etlpa $353,f52. 1ie Stoot
Decline bat 81 SdmIlebrer, bon mel-
dcn es sc Iral1en ult0 MaOhen ltrro.
Ger groBe Stall uno mebrere
Sduppen alrf Ser 6arm bon S. 2en5,
BET Gone Gree nplroe on Treitag
Mbe,lo oltr6 cine Gnt5iinolng ol1rd,
Elm 6eler serlt0rt.- Der nngeridtete
Sdaben belaltft iid) m1f $4,000, Ser
our6 @eriiderlr1g seocdt lit.
Die nere Stahtballe mfrs in etipu
ei1lem Dfonat fertiggelteut lcin, 10
.oaB oielelbe Mnfangs 9ftober bon
ben berihieoenen staotbeunlten be5o-
gen tperben fam. Sic inncre Cello
ration miro Don ser Sirmo San &
Meartin bon 3apenport ausgefiibrt,
0ie befanttlid Sen apntraft erbolten
bot. Die perldieoenen fIeineren aol1-
trofte mcr0en ebenfalls in einige11
@od)en allsgefiibrt lein.
3iebe itatteten Sen Msaldinenperf-
.itatten bon @arce & @afer an Ser
.oltlid)en 3lpeiten StraBe ON Son1s-
tag N6ell0 eincn @eilld) ab uuo ent=
pe11oeten cine Mn5abl Sfficeartifel.
Die 0iebe peridafiten iid gintritt
ourd ein binteres 6eniter, 1peldes tic
%al1fbraden. Ole en%tme1lbeten Mrtifel
Nbaben einel1 @ertb bon etma $50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
Scenes aus Moline.

Son ser Site iibermannt lpl1roe
.geltern Morgen 2epis Serbert, ei1
GilengieBer in ser llnipu MSalleable
Sron So. in @alt Molinc. OF. Song
.apltrOe berbeigerllfe,t, ser sen Man,1
llad) Dem Nloline Stastboipital iiber-
fiibren lieB. 3uerlt m1roe lein 3u-
ltar0 ais ~gefabrlid hetrad)tet, sod lit
er iest ol1f Dem @ege ser @eileru,1g.
9erbert lpobnt in galt Woline.
S6limm berlett mlroe am Cont
ta9 W'oraen tbei eillem %3niamn1enltpb
bon slpei Sitnepbulles al Ser 2. Str.
uulO 5. Mpe,tl,e SEQ @alcp, ser alli
oas 5trabenpflaiter @gaporfen ml,roe
inns in belm1Btlpiam .3ultano nod,
Dem 5tootbolpital 2iiberfibrt meroen
mllbte, me er geltern apie0cr sur @e=
ltnlnlllg g%cfonnnen iii. Ir. 81. s
2eipolo lat i'm III 9ebalollmg. Die
anberen Sniaiien ser beioen Ml,to'
mobile mnroen mr. leid)t perlett.
Sn Chicago lit Dor einiaert Sage,
Sran S. 81. l1br1,s, cine friiberc Sin
pobncrin bon WoIinc, bon eil,en
Mnto Srud iiberfabren l1nb iofort ge
toOtet morben. Ole 9eeroiglmg fin
lbet in gbicagp ltatt. Mdbere ginsel
geiten iiber beu llnfau feblen. Slut
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
Meucs Qu8 Mu8rQtine.

6rau &uoolpb 9aeolom bon Ser
.2ucas 5traBe l,nter5oa lih elmer
|9peration i'm Seflbep @oipital am
5rcitag Mbeno megell @linooorne,1t-
%5iin0ung, melde erfolgreid) berlaufe11
lit. 81. g. g. 6l1liam il. Dou5og
Bic Operation.
Sim Samstog famen bier neridie-
oene gefdbrlide Mutomobilunfaue
Dor, bel tpelden ein Mabden 5dmer
berlebt, Elm Nfero beinabe 5l1 Iooe
tom, ein guggD u1o bier Ml1tompbile
itarf 0emolirt mllroen. 1as WeaD=
fen lit SRI. Catherine Mrder, 222
2. StraBc, sic fl1r5 nad) Mit-
.tag bon einent Mutpmobil bon sSSocob
aDfrtin on ser MlllberrD Mperl,e n1l0
Is. 5traBe iiberfabren tpuroe n1b
|bierbei oas 5dliiiielbein brad. ~
|0as berlebte Hfero geb0rte 9crale
9nrroaps bon Sen S. S. SEEMS Sar-
men, 6as bon eilem Mr1tomobil iiber-
|fabren muroe. 3as Mutonlpbil elmer
Sci euidaft bon iunaen 2el1ten BON
Cairo, SSo., flog ON Mbcno eegen sic
5trabeneinfaiil1ng an Ser z. n11o
2inn Strabe, mobei SOS @ef6brt
fbeilmeile 5erlt0rt mltr0e. - Mnoere
Waidinen m1roen ebenfans BET 3u-
la1mmenltoben ldlber b%cld)1oigt. ~
Die Noli5ei fano am Mbero cine per-
%laiIene Maibine in eiuem @raben an
Der @rano Mpelrlle. Dies lit cine
flint @aiiagicr Maidine uno trGgt
oie go. Soma 105,46O. @em oiele
Dealdine gebort, foltnte nod nidt in
g%rfabrllng gebradt merben.
Wabrer6 ser Meparatllr ser 01tli-
den 3apeiten StraBe Bride lit ser
gerfcbr r1idt n%l1terbrodcu. Cine
5eite Der Bride miro reparirt, ma6-
reno Sic ol1oere Seite fir sen @erfebr
offen lit. CT lit mabribeinlidL oab
oieie 8riide ipaterbin l,cl1 gebaut
tDerOen Dir0.
County Ml,oitor Sdon1ofer mirS
|iid on ser @onpention ser Gol1ntp
Muoitors oes Staotes bonn II. bis
10. Ml1glit III Ges Moil,es betbeili-
gen. 8ei 6ieier 8elcgenbeit louen
Bic nellen @eiebe, nie no,1 ser Soma
|Staatss2cgislatl1r al1ge1pmmen, III
9etradt ge5ogen lln0 bciproden lucr,
ben.
@1brero oes Sobres 1915 fins
bier bereits fir @m1aapefe $250,000
alsaeaeben approen. 0iele Sumll1e
pcrtbeilt iid) mie folat: 5tootballe,
100000; Mrmorp &olle. $4,000;
9resbpterim Stride, $4,000; Grant
5bnlge6duoe, $4,000; @obnbdll,
let, 100000; @erbelIermgel, ll1i
llmballten etma $4,000. Oil Sim
merlel,te, Mallrer ltnb sic anoeren IL
Gctrad)t fonmlenoen Sanomerfer ia
/! ben bis iett geniigeno gu tbl1n gebabt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
Der ibrem Gatten bintcrlaBt lie meb-
rere &il1oer.

rere &inOer.
gead) etlpa 5%lneiiabriger &ra,fbeit
an Der Sl,ngenellt5ii11Ollllg lit porge=
iter1 III Claiborne, Seras, 1srar1 Ire0
8ollo, cine friiberc g%impobrerin Don
Moline, i'm Mlter bon 6t Safren ae=
itorben. Sic ml1roe inn Stante Yer11-
iplpanien geboren ulto p%erbeiratbete
iid III Decline I'M Sabre 1876 nno
.ipobntc bier nit Ser Tarnilie bis sim
Sabre 1900, als tic nad) Seros iiber-
lieoelte. 9ie 2eide miro bier om
Mfittrpod allal1gen l11o miro bon
811or's 9eidenbeltattllngsanltalt ol1s
a1f oen Niperlioe Grieobof beerOigt
tpcrOe1.
@dbreno sic Ian1ilie 6. g. Gpl=
grope, 20S 43. StroBe apolnbaft,
bonn @auie oblpeleno lpar, brahen,
.Niehe on Snrntag M6eno lit sic
@obnung Oerielben 11n0 ltablen ST.
So, lpelde iid} IN eilrent 5pino &c,
fano. @abrideinlid iino es Cramps
gene lel1, Sic Sen 9iehltabl o1sgefiibrt
baben.
Ser Stootrotb bon Colt Moline
bielt gelterl1 Menb ieinc regeln11Bige
5islng ob luno ~erleoigte Sic porlie-
gel1oen neutrality-suspicious.. 3pei Holi=
Siitel1 ml1roel1 e%rnanrlt, Inn Sic eut-
ltonocnen gafan5cn al,s5ufiilen.
0ie 4pli5ei III gait Wfpline perbuf=
tete bier Gerloncn ,uegen Gerfulfs
bon beralldenoen @etrGllfer1 u1lo
miro Oeren 6all bette Morgct por
Dem Holiseirid]ter 5l1r Ge%rballolllng
fumme1. Gs iino sizes CAMEL Ser
million, cin friiberer @irtb, George,
3e9iele, $50 Is. Mpen1c, Sbeooore
Eonla5atlllos ltn0 Sam &osrns, 2es=
tere III go. S26 16. Npelale wobll-
|bafi.
Cine MnSabl @arnhlers ml,roen aml
|Samstag slbeno IN Mo. 1915 2. glpe=
l1l,e oabier perbaftet l1llo i'm @al1selt
SIT $62 lllo Soften perurtbeilt. Gie
sgeiiser 0es Hlases iin0 Sic Meger
@an. Bates u1b Clarence Moppin,
Sic $16.S0 relp. $11.sO ~be5ablten.
|Sicbcn mitgefangene 2cllte mlbten lie
$3.50 be5ablerl.
Sn San 0ieao, gal., lit poraeitcrn
81. 90. Sreuanal, ein i%riilerer Git
mobner ppn Mpline, geitorben. Die
0ciHn nlirA hinrhnrnnhrnltt nus lnn1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

Sn sm 9ieao, gal., lit porgeitern
81. 90. Iren1anan, ein friilerer gin-
mpbner BON Mfoline, geitorben. Die
2eid)e miro bicrbergehraltt nno am
6reitag anf Sem Gbippiannod Trieo-
bof in Hod Sslano beeroiat werOen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

Cine intereliantc Mcroplompctt-
faDrt slpilden $. 8. &eblter ulo 0s-
cor 5olbrig bon Iapemport fanS am
5omntag Madmlittag bonn @rpeii-
tionsparf aus iiber bem meltliden
'Staottbeil itatt. 8eioe 2uftidiffer
ibatten audi Elm Sdeingefedt NIT 60.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

Gin gepilier Mic Marapid, 45ot
6. Npenlle mobnbaft, itellte iid) ge<
tern ielbi Scr 9oli5ei, neil CT an
80. Slli oabier cine Don @oob Mi-
Der, ST., fomnlenoe %Nrbeiratbcte
5rau Sogn Mlropid g~ebeiratbet
bette. Die lebtere 6anlilie fam Dor
orct Sabren BON Selterrei1 nod
@oo0 Miper l1rb Mnromidh ser Idol
I'M alten @aterlanoe NIT sen geiben
befannt lpar, bei nbte Tie 0es ofteren.
Mm %. Sllli bolte 2etterer bie 6ral,
ob lt10 lieB iib bier NIT ibr trallell.
Ser betro9e,e gbeaatte lit ieit eini-
gen Iagen III ser 5ta0t, I'M nod Sem
Eoar 81 iltd)el1, apcsbab iid) ser Ser.
fii6rer Der Srau mabrld)einlid aus
4lrgit lelbit ser @oli5ei %ltellte, Sic i'm
III elmer ;3ene feltbalt. Die Sral,
miro ebenfals berbaftet l1nb NIT it,
rem @1bler mege,1 @igomie Dor @e-
'ridt geltellt merOe1.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03

Both labor and capital, he said
looked upon strikes as warfare.
But everything is not justifable
in war" he continued. There are
many things in the present war in
Europe that are not justified by the
laws of humanity. But a strike is in
the nature of a war and employers
and employees often do many cruel
and unnecessary things they should
not do"
do you believe our liberty is a
delusion and that We are as much
warranted in resisting authority as
the people Of Russia?' Darrow was
asked.
Freedom a Relative Term.
"Freedom is a relative term" Oar
row replied. The people of the
United States are freer than those
of Russia and Germany. They are not
as free as the people of England"
barrow suggested government own
ership of coal mines and when asked
what would prevent it if the people
wanted il, replied, congress-, the
president and the supreme court"
The minimum wage, eight hour
day. workmen's compensation, and
woman suffrage laws and other
achievements of peaceful effort, OAR
row 4haracteriZed as not worth a
pinch of snuff.
Not entirely useless but which get
at the root of nothing
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
Kill the Small Weeds
Advice to All Growers

There is no other farm implement
which can do so much good in such
a short tim" as the spikc-tOOthed har-
row." says !. G. Hutton. associate ag-
economist Of the state college. This
is especially true when the weeds are
small. Anyone who has examined a
weed when il was just coming up will
know that it is not very firmly root
ed. and that is usually has its foot
held limited to the top inch or two
Of soil. \ single harrow tooth is
capable Of u]prootine. so that a few
minutes hot sun will put an end TO
its existence. \ field can be covered
by a harrow in a shorter time than
with any other ~implementl conse-
Quently. it is a very inexpensive mat
ter to kill ter millions of weeds when
they are just beginning to grow.
"When a weed is once firmly root
ed, it is almost impossible for a cul-
tivalor to put ii out Of business.
Hence the necessity of killing the
weeds early in the corn fields. Just
as soon as weeds begin TO appear, af-
Ter the corn is planted, which may be
in only a day or two from the time
the planter is driven out of the field
lllCll olitO me IdllOH anu uIdS lHe
field once over. If weeds start agair
before the corn is up, repeat the pro
cess and even after the corn has ap
peared the use of the harrow is ad
viSable.
Last year, | visited a farmer where
the corn was in process of cultivation
although it was small. The weeds
were coming on and it looked like
rain. 1t was suggested that it nigh
be better to harrow the corn field
than TO use the c%ultivator as the en-
tire field could be gone over in a
day. The man on the cultivatOr saiG
that he had been thinking about that
and he thought he would do it to
morrow, but that night it rained. and
he could not get into the field for a
week. You can imagine how the
weeds took advantage of the circum,
stances and what a difficult matter
il was TO get the corn ever reason
ably clean after %cultivating it several
times. The harrow on that afternoon
would have caused ten million weeds
to turn up their toes. But when the
c%ul,ivalor finally got to them they
had sem their roots down into the
soil several inches.
"A little weed killed now means
more moisture and more plant food
for the corn crop later in the sea-
son and also means a great reduc-
ton in the crop of weed seed which
usually is fairly good under the most
adverse circumstances. Use the
drag because OF is effective and be-
cause it is cheap, but remember that
the days during which it can be used
are numbered.'
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
SUM MONS,


State Of South Dakota, County o.
C%odington.
In Circuit Court, Third Judicial Cir
cult.
S. H. Ohtness, Plaintiff, VS.. Hans O
Holm, Catherine p. Stedman, r. T
Young, and Samuel J. Brickell, De
PENDANTS.
The State of South Dakota 10 the
above named defendants:
You, and each of you, are hereby
summoned, and required to answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff. which
was filed in the Office of the Clerk OF
this Court, at WATERFOWL, in Cooling
ton County, South Dakota, on the 9th
day of May, 1915. and which prays
for a Judgment quoting the title to
and the determination of all adverse
claims against the premises described
in the complaint, situated in said
county, totwit: lots 10 and IA, in
block II, of the original town of Wa
tertown, and to serve a copy of your
answer to said complaint, on the un,
dersigned at their office in the city
of WATERFOWL, within thirty days af-
ter the completed service of this
summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of such service, and if you fail
TO answer said complaint within tina,
time, the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Sherin & Sherin,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
(First pub. May 27; last pub. July y
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
Bloodshed is Law of Nature.

Il neither believe nor bi$bvlicve in
it. /, is nature. We would have no
government were it not for ~bloOdshed
Take the bloodshed ont OF the world
and we would still be living in caves
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
NOTICE. OE SALE.

State of South Dakota, County o
Codington, SIS.
In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Johr
Ritter, a Minor.
Whereas, on June list, 1915, the
County Court Of Codington County
South Dakota, made IN Order direct
ing Louis Hallauer, as Guardian o.
the Estate of the above named minor
to sell at private sale the interest If
certain real estate belonging to said
minor.
Now, therefore. in pursuance of saiG
Order of Sale the undersigned viii
on Saturday, June 18th, 1915, at 200
o'clock in the afternoon of that day
at the Office Of the County Judge in
the Lamm Block in the City of Wa
tcrtown, Codington County, South
Dakota, sell at private sale to the
highest bidder for cash, upon bids in
wrG .ylS to be then submitted and
filed, and subject to the confirmation
Ct said sale by the County Court Of
C%odington County, South Dakota. the
real estate and interest therein, in
said Order of Sale described, to-wit:
an undivided one-thirtieth interest OF
an undivided one-half interest in anG
10 lot ten 10l OF block two (2)
North Watertown. now a part of the
City of WATERFOWL. Codington Coun
ty, South Dakota. subject to claim:
of ~co-tcnants for repairs and improve
ments made and contracted.
Dated June LIST. 1915.
Louis Hallauer.
Guardian Of the Estate O.
John Ritter, a Minor.
(First pub. June 3; last pub. June 10)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
TERRIBLE DROUTH is
REALISTICALLY DESCRIBED

The Kansas City Journal has gath,
cred up some sample drouth stories
showing that there are times when
you have to soak a hog owe night
before he will hold swill. There are
places where water is wet only on
one side, and there is a place where
the owner of a ferryboat hauls water
eleven miles to keep the ferry run.
ming. While one poor farmer used
to run his well through the clothes
wringer every morning to get water
for cooking. Bill Nyc once said that
James Whitcomb Riley had written
from Kansas that the soil was SO dry
in some places that you couldn't raise
al umbrella on it and it took two
birds to sing one song.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
MAKE CHARGE THAT MANN
is THE "WET" CANDIDATE

Washington, d. G-'Chargcu that
the liquor forces of the United States
are attempting to start a presidential
boom for Congressman J.. R. Mann, of
Chicago. are made here by p. A..
Baker, general superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League of America. Ac-
cordlng TO DR.. Baker, petitions urg-
ing Mann 10 become a candidate for
the presidency are being circulated
throughout the country.