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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-16

WANTED-SA position as teacher OF
country school by a young lady
WIN hVe or six years experience.
Write, or apply to Lancaster News
oiiice. 1213-p
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-16
FREAK POTATO.
Closely
Resembled
Snake.
Couel

Coroner M. N. johnson of Flat
Creek township brought to this ONCE
last Friday a sweet potato which had
grown In the shrape of coiled snake.
1t is very small but from head to tail
Il closely resembles snake. This
queer notato grew on Mr.. Frank
Gaydner's place.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-16

FOR QUICK SALE-Sixteen bushels
Fulcaster seed wheat. This wheat
TOOK blue ribbon at county fair. One
sixty per bushel. ]. Roy Cunning
ham. 12-13-n
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-16

NOTlCE-Friday during fair week
some one took a broadcloth. coat
out Of our store through mistake
This coat belongs to Mrs. ID. A.
Funderburk. Kindly return coat to
Robinson-Cloud Co. 10
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-16

LOST-Thursday between Lancaster
and w. j. Hammond's residence.
one leather strap with clamp and
puily on each end. Finder will please
return to Lancaster Telephone CO..
j. T. Thomasson, Manager. 11-tf
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CARBON PAPER. all a'zes. black
or purple; the best Carbon paper
We have ever handled at The News
once. s-tf
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-16

OUR MIR. HOOD wired us that he
had shipped us the best load of
brood mares ever shipped to Lancas-
ter. We expect them Friday. Greg
oTy-Hoou Live STOCK Co. 12-13c
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-16
Business Notices

WANTED-More customers for solid
leather shoes, mems and bows good
clothing. ladies' and mems hats. Nj.
POliakOff. 11-tf
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NOTICE-For the next thirty days
we will pay IA cents per pound for
green hides delivered to us. Small
Bros. Market. 11-12-p
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LIME, CEMENT AND BRICK for
sale by Edwards C Horton.
3-tfc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-02
DOS DIAS De CALNA HAN TRAS-
CURRIDO En- Los Abide
DORES De BROWNSVILLE

BROWNSVILLE, Texas. Novi"Eu"'
iO.-Sr han pasldo dos nochrS IL
trau1uiliIai ah>oluja cn Ia i.rl-
irra tayaaa rcrca lie Brownsville.
cou motive d. las deSuSadaS pr
caurionr, que han venido oDScrNan
10. tanto las tropas como la al
}nrj.jair> miiitarcs dc los Esia!"*
uuido>.
En- I'll fUcrIc Brown no 20 hl -
tilido informe al-Ino. j" lUn hS
aizados hayan tratado De ren"var
>uS ar;ividadr>. dc>Ir Fl Iltimo att
gur del iucyy> al Rancho de- Cape
L.. >ituadu i > milaS dc cSta clG-
dad.
Los oririair, miiiiarc> como M
iida prrrautoria. han prcvcnij2 4
los cazadorcS Que - abStcngal 49,
ciercilar 81 sport. haSia Iue So M
loren las rcndicioncs que prclIir-
zen cn Ia localidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-02
LANSING RfC0h|{HDA Al
CODERNADOR FERGUSON QUE
PR0CEDA CON Discretion
DESDE WASHINGTON, FL SECRETARIO De
ESTAl0 HADL0 POR TfLEFOkO CON
FL JEFE EXECUTIVE De texas

AUSTIN. Texas, NOyiembrc TO-
FL Sabado que ACADIA de pasar. 81
Gobernador del ESiado de Texas,
Mr.. Ferguson rccibi6 del Sccretario
dc E>+adO, Robert Lansing, el ST.
.uicntc menSaic relative a Ia silua-
cl0n m%cXicana:
Ell Departments de EStadO de-
Searia muy grandemcnte apreciar Ia
cooperation de uSied baio cl pun
TO de vista lie meiOrar las condicjO-
ncS de la trontera en- el distriIO dc
Brownsville. FL Departmental cstii
SECURE que las palabras soiicitas dc
listed al Condado Y n los ~oficiaieS
del EstadO en- Fl DiSlritO Serian mas
cficaceS. 81 So borraran cicrtoS pre-
juicios de raza Y So re%strinGIera Ia
indiScrnta comiurta que 81 Dcparta
MEMO rec no Gene ser diScuIpada
en los ofirialcs y RESIDENCES Que al
obrar %incOnScier 'mcntc crcan res
ponSabilidaf@S para el Gobierno
NaclOnal por cauSa de dcbilldad,
dand0 mas impOrIaIEia i 10 Que en-
rcalidad no Ia ticnc tan grandc."
Ell Gobirrno de facto de Mexico
la Sido urgidO para,Gue inmcrliata-
mcntc procure aumenIar SUI vigil
lanc!a en- Ia sccci6n de Ia frontcra
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/ FINES DE- DIC|EHBRE Sc
VtRIFICARA Il MbTRIH0HI0
DEL PRESIDEHTE WILSON
ASH 10 HA HECH3 fua..lo & SECRETARIO
TIIMNW EnTanI7ANn ~ -
WILSON ' SU pKumEIIDA

WASHINGTON. Noviemhre iO.-Ei
S~ccrelario Tumulty. ACADIA de pu-
h!irar 81 siguicntc manifesto. ron
re<pccto a Ia fccha de- Ia cclrhra-
riGH del malrimOnio del Preside,
Wilson.
He Sidu autoriZado por e. Pre-
>identc Wilson Y por Mrs. Norman
Gall, para anunciar 2ubIicamcnI",
que Su malrimoniO tendra lugar cap
los u!timOS diaS de Diciembrr. =
proycrta clectuar una ccremonlr
bien srnriiIa. Que tcndra lugar cn Il
rr~idcncia della novia, no hacienda
- nin.una> invitaciOncs. cXcrpti
a lIS .mirmbro> Que componen ALL
bas familiaS.
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CHASCARRILLOS.

IA que genera pertcnece bas-
ton?
Al masculine.
-iI paraguas?
Al fcmenino.
i Hombre! ~ por que?
-Porquc... es un baston con
faldas.
Tn estudiante escribia 4 uno dc
sus companeros:
"Esta noche tengo precision de
if a un bale, y no tengo ropa: haz
el favor de cnvia,mc un ~traje."
Contestaci6n:
"Puedes conj2r con el 81 me pres
tas un pantal6n para poder salir de
casa 4 l~levartelo."
:. :. :.
Robaron en- clerta OCCASION a un in
dividuo, Y un amigo del robado fue
a contar el hecho a TN inspector de
p~olicia.
Senior, ACADIA de cometerse un
robo-le dijo.
y el inspector lie anadio con soli-
citud bastante cpigramatica:
Que me den partc.
= =: =
Entire amigos.
-iQuc bestias somos,
-iHombre. iBien pudieras hablar
en- singular.
Themes raz0n, 81; iquG beStia
eres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-02

En- todas las n~acioncs debc cxis.
tir por ncceSidad la ley apoyada en-
Ia espada. Leycs sin no nos
darian libertad, sino lib~ertinaje; y
armas sin leyes no producirian or
den, sine esclavitud. La ley, por 10
tanto, debe ser para la espada, 10
que cs cl mango para ell hacha, de-
be dirigir cl goipc y calcular su fuer
"a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-02
OI:RIS IL VICTOI; HUGO.

- -
l.. itiIEFF Cue I.r lJt
Cari4s q la N"v!a .Jc
In LrEtHT.J de los >!GiG> ......-....... act
NuEsjra SciIera ,!r Paris .......-....... 65c
ian DC I>ialI.a T. l.! !iyIhrr i!c-a.... CJc
r. .irC Trrgihl. &c
Los N,,rraY.-e. = lDU.p. .SI.5D
Los Tra1aia:Ura- Crl Mar ............ C5c
= NoE"-'0 : Tres. EnIsuGius &c "a Hero
tEE.D. ItL--sE-G at
Dos .T=
Il DestlgTrg Sec
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-02

tan ripi1o que por mas csfuerz
que hicicrOn los mGdicOS que atea
dIcron al ST.. Vaca, no pudieron sa,-
Nar!o de a! muerte.
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OBRAS De VENTA EN- La LIBERIA De IGNACI0 E. LOzAN0.
La >a ms: acedHad2 Ia mas agu-A Ia que Me e meN gmtdo yLa que nde mas baat" Los
9ddcs Sc dsu&hanp r cono gaos psgados 81 mKmo Ha que redbe la 6rdeh

Us alAGA NA4E-F " - Z. ~ - ~ ~
CrlStiana. Libro Cuya lcctuTa nos ha,
aSfStir 4 "a Iucha dc dos gencraciont
ContrarlaS: Il n armada con los aTTet
de IA ferOcIdad, ' ID ORA con e. SlnbO
redenf0r
8 GeEIo del CrISIianiSmO. ESla Obra. con
In interior. e DE- las mejOrcS para !,
hn-sgeS. Amba> CStIn edltadas Z too
lGjO
NOIELlS DE \ i0c CtDA UNA.
- Bcre-rp de ORC.
il HlIu Naldilu-
la ll.rh4 Dor Fl Amor.
Il NanuSCritU Dc hi MaLre.
Maria. pgr Jorge ISaacS.
EI rur3 &c Acea.
Dora
ALUcraa.
NOIELAS \ &c CADA INA.
Nall.las sean las Muiercs
Naldllo, sean los HombrcS
Naldiias sean IaS SucgraS
ArIr dc BuSclr NariGo
las Evas Iodernas
II Noyio PreStacio
"a H.Ja dc las flores
Fl ~PurEalOrio de las >0ltrras
FL ParaiSo De las MujercS
FL inferno de los HomDrcS
Viva mi NOVA.
IL II2da ii los Mares
- NaiesIad FL Amor
Nlldltp sea cl Amor
Ia PrInCcSa del Dollar
Amor y SlarljrIo
Ia Hiia de Venus
Porque sc CaSan los iIombTcs
PUrque s. CaSan las Muicrcs
PorqIe Pecan las MuJrFcs
FUrquc HrIncIdcn las VIulaS
FL Collar de ESmeraldaS
Las lillas lie Champagne
FL Md de RUlSefOrcS
Las obTeraS del Amor
e. ii dc las N!ilas
La Vida Allegro
La Nina lie los JaZnineS
CalvariO de Amor
PGr >c-UI 4 MUicT
NaiLIiOS sean los CeIUS
la COrie del Amor
Il Alma - IN BcSO
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-27
Ell ANUNCIo E~CCNOMiCO.

Como nuessros lecsores habran no
sado, tcaemo5 en- nusstro diario una
seccion Iarnada de Aauncios Econo-
nicos, sobre la cuai queremos lamar
Ia asenc:Gr del pub!ico En- general.
Esta sc-cioa es de verdaosra im?or-
tancia para e que 5usca IN emTleo,
Para e. one qaieEe IN empleado o sir
~vicute, para el que tieas elgo Cue
vender Q ccm2r1r, para todos, en- re
SuE1ea, les cue necesitaa ponerse en-
c0ntacto cen aiguien para llcyaT :
cabo ci a-regio de cuaiGuier negocio.
IA PRENSA es el periodico nexi-
cano mas leido dentco = fuera lie San
Antonio y sus ~anurc:oS son dc resell
t4doS practices inmedia;os. En- GUAM
10 a prccio dc clos en- i section De
Aaunc.os E~coacmicos, basaenns de
cir cue podenos Pu5licarios hasta por
Ia inSignificente sUma de > ceutavos.
s. nece5ita listed trabajc o Cnpiea-
dos, 81 trata de rentar, cor1Prar c
vSnder aiguaa casa o terrcno, 5. IA
Ferdido algune cosa, 81 q1iere COM
Prar O veader mucbies, ioyas, etc,
pase a nuestras ofic;ras y l. daremos
a conocer GUessras conaIcicres para
rIbl:car los anurcios economies.
PoE Euy POGO diucro cozseguira 10
que listed aesea, pues LA PRENSA
cs Zelda en- toGas parties.
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~lairou a~ollozando Y puesto dc HI
lojos.-iPor los cIavos de Cristo, no
ne despida listed. .Acutrdese de que
ic s;ryo hacc veint!cjnco amos Y dc
luc 20 lc reci5i cuando vino aqUi.
He asistido q su casamiento, senior
Souriau; he veIado el cadaver de su
esposa la noche cue muri6, Y entor-
res ME prometi6 listed que no me Oh
vidar!a! mo trato de justificarme:
estoy a su discretion y hare TODD
10 que listed me maude. !Fcndre mas
Jcmprano 81 le parece, salcre mas
tarde, trabaiare el domingo, reb&je-
ne listed el sueldo, dispOnga ustea
como quicra. Y me quedar6 co]ntento;
peTo dejeme morir aqui, en- este Ges-
pacho, al que vine de joven, en- e.
que he gastado mis- fueTzas Y mi Vi
da. iPiense listed cue no podre VI
viz en- otra parte. iSehor Souriau,
~despcdirme es matarme! iTenga US
ted compassion de mi.
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aesgracia cs cuando Dios Sc acucrda
de nosotros: FL nos ayuGard!
Ardua era la comisi6n Que Sc ha-
bia impuesto Br&ille; tanto, que de
canine a la casa rectoral iba estu-
diando como la desempenaria. e CD
RI Manarch era hombre de gran in
f~luenci& en- Ia comaTca, no tanto por
su cardcter sacerdotal como por no
~pertenecer al numero de los curas
"juramentados." Como va sabcmos,
Brallle ~pertenecia a estos ultimos, Y
tai era Ia causa de verse p~ostergadO
per. el Gobierno realiSta Y de estar
NAL vistO por ell Vicario de Lesneven.
Esto no obstanCe, ell padre BraillG,
reSuelto q vcrle, llam0 a la puerta dc
81 casa.
mo tenga listed miedo, buena
mujer!-dijo Braill6.-iiM presencia
no hace dano! ;Esta en- casa el senior
Manarch?
LEI senior Manarch? mo se...!
-respondi0 Ia criada, dudosa entire
81 repugnancia por recibirle y su re-
pugnancia per mentir.
-Pasele recadO, Y ~pregdnteie 81
puedo hablar con el-repuso Braille,
adivinando la causa de su v~aci!aclon.
I'm sacerdote no puede negarse a
I'm pecador.
La criada lie hizo entrar y subio a
ODntinuara)
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-;Piensa listed d~efendcrsc con
ase argamento, CIairou? y es Us
.ed-sigu.5 diciendo ironicamente
Sou@iu;-cs listed quien. aparenya de-
Ieade-a de honor, quien tr@,o dc
-eEderme an lazo....?
i'm lazo?-eNcIam6 e. dependj-
aate.-.Ju-o cue nunca....!
-.Esla bien, esta bien.-interrum-
pic el recaudador, que no q~uicria lie
var u discussion a aqueI terreno.-No
- trata Dc mi. s;no de listed. iEa
habra listed c~om2rendido que no pue-
de seguir en- mi casa el complete de
IN canalla como Choppart.
-:Qu edice usted?-exclamo Clai-
rou. palido V con las manos tem5lo-
rosas.... ION senior; no hunda Is
ted en- Il deSesperacion a IN antique
seryiGor, !Esa Have 70 no quise dar-
Ill.,; HE Ia quito!
-Dcsputs de haberle pagado, sin
duda.
-;Pagado? No e5 verdad! Isl e
ha dicho ESQ. Ia mentido! Quo ven
-; quiero que vcnga aqui, y ~ we're
mos 81 Sc atreve a ~repetirlo! iYo no
soy tan infame.
-Entonces, 5por que di6 listed Ia
llave?
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Gcual cs el motive?
Dcspedido, despcdido.


RraiIlG trat6 de calm2rle, lo mismo
que 4 Susana. Ia cual lloTaba con la
cabcza r~cclinada CT ell hombro dc su
padre.
-iVamos; reponeos.-decia Brai-
ilt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pueda re.
r"eiiarse TODD,
impossible, imposibleL-reDc.fa
cl pobTe hombre.
-GQuian sa5e. hermano? La pre-
vision humana es muy pequena al la
DO de la providencia de Dies. iEa;
calmaos y contadnos como ha side!
Hacienda IN esfuerzo CIairou refi-
rio codo 10 que habia pasado. Brai-
he, que escuchaba atentamentc, le
diio al cabo:
ATTN hay esperanza. 70 mismo
hablar6 con el Vicario!
-iVos!-exclam6 Clairou.
ST, hermano! Hoy mismo ire a
verle, y vereis como el sehor Manarch
me atendcra.
-iAh, 81 fuera verdad!-dijo Clai-
rou speranzado.-iPr G5-
ia es la bora en- que Ell seHor Cura
estd en- su casa!
-Pues ALA voy ahora mismo!-
Braille; y fernando ell sombre-
70 Y ell baston, Sc despidio de padre
e hija diciendoles I'm Ia
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So5 q. 4oG,,.i, INNS varrorzoso ono !,
~acYs,ci5r2
", sa5or,--evcTaD,6 81 vioio
ION M, In, ir-,Drrd.,ci, 5ri.a-
;.S,,,,Jgra:, m;, ~,
C,r,,a-~ -,r;, .,u o.,,., I.,,n..o
wa a-na,.u,r.r
.rvrFcrasa rsFodr
Tome enc M CO mo croa. moro
s.1o toni, Dc~ casr.IiJod ,r,,o, Deri6-
5i,o
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TlBERlO.

juinalmente. cerri1dose Ia puerta
tras q.
FL vieio dcncrIiarte corrj6 4 su
casa ccmDlcta-rar+, dos,Ie5o. Uaran.
do en- 81 nrociso monea+o o. one 81
oa5va Rrai1G % 5o.nadis dc Susana
Fl cura do ~. noso a+ras = n vista
de So cu6ado. nero este, sin darsa
cuenta sf1Yfaya Dc 81, 1~roea7cia. Gci6-
Sc cacr en- rna siIIs aybaiando un
b-rso r.---;-
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pIpORRAZOS.

iDuro, Don Saturnino! No Sc
duerma, valedor! iYa Sc ACADIA eli
pan caliente! iAtraneuele compa-
drito! COMPRISE su PIPORRAZOS!
Vale cuarenfa ferros.
Haga sus pedidos de PEPORRA-
EOS a: ICNACIO E. LOZANO.--
COZ Dolorosa St.--San Antonio, Te.
zas, Enandando los cuarenta centa-
SOS con 81 pedido.
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AS hablando, Sc ~csforzaba Clai-
rou por coger una de las manos del
recaudador: este Sc desprendio brus-
camente, Y por toda respuesta abri6
Ia puerta. Clairou lie miro alelado;
pero como Souriau con gesto impera-
two lie ordenaba salir, obedeci0 ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-27

Berta Terra2as. edad - mescs 1IG
Ia Paloma Street; bronquitis.
JGana Davila, cd2d 1 aEo, 214 Mon
terroy Street; e~HterOcoiitis.
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PROFESSIONALS
MOl

~ EENTA-tc-la.man, ]cgUIpadu. lnrUT-
msn Eot"l crystal ICONS. -> poIurOSa -.
san anton o.. Texas.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
THE CIGARETTE LAW

Louisiana editors
which prohibits the
selling
shall heavily
difficulty
OF Southern indicator
~
their
Them You
will
give he % succeed; the mao
II pleading
of would
smoking,
the
United States without
to f"e w ~" W
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
SAY ssHELLo!''

When you brother in woe, panasa
Old brother how'd do how' the world you'
don b slow laugh shake
bring the hand down With vhak His
That
true steel that old and shabby
Of
that such chap has day his nishap All
dead against him since his birth Crack his him
s"es Don tell him he's u%p but tell him
do to help myself well you' Do
M Make him see that you're his friend and win
1 w9ra need to make it G now brace and Heo! There
make him feel that he's He will think Of his
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25

with her daughter until the latter is
able to be removed from the hospital to
her father 9 home, Mr.. Henderson re-
turning to Purple Springs, to attend to
business matters.
Aberdeen Wednesday.
Mrs. I. N. Meyer was in Aberdeen
Thursday shopping.
The Selby Roach company, which was
to have played here several nights last
week, failed to make their appearance
no cause being given. l guess we did
not miss great deal and no doubt the
most of us are few cents better off.
Mr.. Jap Toner, editor of the Aber.
den Times, was in Sterling Thursday
on business.
c. j. Lynch returned to Butte Satur
day aftern spending few days on his
dry farm near here.
+. r. Mills, travelling auditor for the
Short Line, was here Saturday check
| ing up the station accounts.
Zed Satterfield left Monday for Poca
tello, where he will be employed for the
winter by the Farmers Society OF
Equity.
Mrs. O. c. Henderson was released
from the hospital and returned home
with her mother Monday.
H. J. Lyman, of Shakopee, MINI.
was in this vicinity the forepart of tho
week buying up alfalfa seed, and man
aged to secure about eight tons which
he will ship to Minnesota.
| The loading of sugar beets is prac
tically over, total of forty eight ears
having been shipped from this station
this season. This is more than double
the number shipped last season although
the yield was not so good on account OF
the shortage of water, There is ne
doubt but what this land will produce
sugar beets and we all hope, the Utah
Idaho Sugar company will have to erect
a factory in this section of the country
in the near future to handle the large
acreage of beets. Sterling claims tt
have the best site for factory on thu
Aberdeen branch.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
v in imported horses from Illinois.

lily in imported horses from Illinois.
The Pingree teachers, Mrs. Grace
Faulkner, and Misses Bandlan and Col.
lum, Of the Rock school, enjoyed the
recent Teachers Institute at Pocatello
very much, as did the scholars who were
not doomed to labor in the beet fields.
And when the vacation was over all
were glad to return to school and re-
sumo their teaching and studying.
Miss Mary Graham was in Blackfoot
last week getting some dental work
done.
Miss Mary Hawkins has gone to EN-
NETT to visit her sister, Mrs. Burdell,
for a week, after which she will journey
to the big Fairs in California and then
to Bakersfield, Cal, on visit to her
sister, Mrs. Meachem.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
CHEER UP!

These dark for the world
Won But there are many things besides the world Except
ona There t the same sunshine the the
soul that has always with the fall
spite Of wars and of There need be
that we knew half century that Europe
on to take heart the philosophy that preached
confidence
that should feel the Of Europe and
lose our buancy and pose better
through ouhurs cheerful
= ~
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
How to Prevent Group.

It may surprise you to learn that in
many cases Group can be prevented. Mrs.
H. M. John, Elida, Ohio, relates her ex-
perience as follows: my little boy is
subject to Group. During the past win
ter 1 kept bottle of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy in the house, and when
he began having that croupy cough I
would give him one or two deses of it
and it would break the attack. I like
it better for children than any other
cough medicine because children take it
willingly, and it is safe and reliable. J"
Obtaiaable evsrywhsrs.-Ady.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
PRESTO

From Last Week.
Mrs. F. S. Stevens, of Blackfoot, az
companied by Miss Dell Wharton, of
Boston, were visitors at Lone Pine
ranch several days last week.
II. X. Williams transacted business
lat Blackfoot Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett motored to
BlackfOot Monday.
Mrs. William Kirkpatrick, a Black
foot, is the guest of Mrs. N. A. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patterson and
Mr.. end Mrs. JAMES just motored to
Idaho Falls Saturday.
Tom Vaughn has been quite i'll with
|tonsilitis but is better now.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
RICH

From Last Week.
Mr. Frank Baker and Miss Elsie
Roath were married at the home of her
father last Sunday week by Judge
Hoare. Mr.. Ed Roath, the bride s
father is prominent rancher of this
locality, and Mr.. Frank Baker is a
brother of Mr.. J. E. Baker, Of Gold
Point, and they are associated together
in the stock business, dealing principal
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
K C. Gold Cake

BY Mrs. Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
/ cup butter; / cup sugar; yolks of !
eggs, beaten light; cup flour, less
level tablespoonfatls;e level teaspoonf hls
KC Baking Poa0der; ! cup milk; grated
sfnd OF / orange.
Sift -four and baking powder together
three times; cream butter and sugar, beat
yolks of eggs, add these to creamed mixture.
and lastly add the moisture and Aour alter.
nately, beating batter until smooth. Gold
Cake can only be made successfully by beat
ing yolks of eggs, very, very creamy and
Light lemon colored, using a rotary beater
The rotary heater is the only ),ySSHS~
beaten that will do justice to $500
the yolks of eggs. The beat w.
ing kills all egg taste and l.
improves the texture of the l(o|a1.
cake.
I'M
Cocoanut Frostino
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
ODD BITS OF NEWS

Mt Vernon KRey Ezra Campbell is believed
United
- ~ ""i-'1"s
Grand Rapids Mcon the t years ago. Salvador Amat
loved and the boy died recently after lingering for years
restored when successfully appd
with optic $3.50 A eo""''S
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
Idle Hour Pool Hall
North Main Street, Blackfoot
w. L. PARKER, Prop.
A Pleasant and Refreshing Resort,
Where You Can Get a Good Smoke and
Cool Drink.
Give 1t a Call.
IDAHO SHEEP IN THE LEAD
IDAHO SHEEP IN THE LEAD

SAN FRANCISCO-Knolli & Finch,
of Soda Springs, Ida, were awarded
the grand champion ribbon for car lot
Shropshire yearling ewes and first on
car lot of Shropshire lambs. The But
terrified Livestock company, of Weiser,
Ida, won second ON car lot Hampshire
lambs at the Panama Pacific EXPOSE
ton. This is another notable victory
for Idaho as a sheep state.-Boise
Statesman.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
The Kicker

And still the kicker sings his song,
A melancholy scribe.
It's easier to show what's wrong
Than do what's right yourself.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-25
Cocoanut Frostina

Beat the whites of 2 eggs dry; gradually
beat in half cup of sifted confectioner's
sugar and continue the beating until the FROST
ing is smooth, thick and glossy; then beat in
grated cocoanut, fresh or prepared, and
spread upon the cake. This frosting is made
thick by beating rather than by sugar.
Save this recipe. You will want to use il
frequently Or better, send us the colored
certificate packed in each ascent can of X
c Baking Powder and we will mail you 1.-THE
Cooks Book" containing this and 50 other
baking recipes equally good-au BY Mrs. Hill
jacques Mig. Co., Chicago.
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An Everyday Cake

Here Is simple and inexpensive cake that
can be varied In many ways with different
trostings and icings. 1t looks little nicer
baked in tube pan, but will be equally as
good baked in a square loaf.