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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-23
PEORIA LID IS OFF,;
DE!ECTWESSPOT
iniHnctioRs May Now BE Asked TO
Enforce Sunday Closing Law
in Distiiiery Town.
ARRESTS ARE TO COME SOON
Majority of Three Hundred Bars Re-
ported to Hare Been Doing
Business Yesterday.

Peoria, Ill, Nov. 23.-Investigators
operating under the direction Of Arthur
B, McCoid of Chicago, Sunday amass-
ed evidence against practically every
Peoria saloonist. This evidence will
furnish the foundation Of the ATTACK on
the Sunday opening OF saloons,
The reports OF the Investigators are
to be written up today and tomorrow,
and about Sunday everything will
be in readiness 10 cause warrants to
be issued for the arrest OF saloon men.
Prosecution will be based on charges
Of violating the state law, it is said
Mr.. McCoid revealed another step
that is likely to be taken in case trial
by jury on the state charge falls TO
attain the desired result
Injunction proceedings TO restrain
liquor dealers from operating under
their city licenses will be the second
line of attack. It is the claim Of the
Chicagoan that all saloon licenses are
invalidated the moment the saloon
opens for business on Sunday. and that
any court will declare them void and
lapsed. The city could do this if it so
desired McCoid says.
This is based on the Sunday closing
provision of the city ordinance which
is also incorporated in the licenses is
sued by the city.
It was reported about the city that
some of the saloons were closed dur
ing the day. in order to fight shy Of the
spoilers. A reporter asked Mr.. Nc
Cold if his men had reported any of
the places closed. He replied that if
any were closed, the seven men in
his employ had not been successful in
finding those places.
He further asserted that the effort
of the Retail Liquor Dealers associa
ton in prohibiting the selling of bot
tied goods during the day had gone
for naught
MY men know what whiskey is
I said the Chicagoan, and the little adj
/ ditional evidence we could have Sc
| cured through the purchase OF bottled
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-23

harmonious conditions may be estab-
Iished.
Right spiritual knowing or real
thinking expresses the activity Of
truth In consciousness. The knowing
of God is the appearing of Christ in us
This healing consciousness comforts
the Borrowing. brings hope TO the in
tidel, awakens the sinner and heals the
afflicted by destroying the darkness OF
error with the light of Christ, truth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-23

liefs by the presence of divine truth
and love in consciousness.
Third healing is effected through
the effort made by one person to ap-
ply the truth 10 the problems of anoth
er person. The possibility OF one per
son healing another through mental
endeayor has often been doubted and
misunderstood. especially in Christian
Science healing where there is no
transfer of mortal thought. This heal
ing is explained by the fact that
problem presented for solution be-
comes the practitioners problem and
is affected by his thought of truth.
When one knows the truth and reflects
It, that consciousness becomes more
spiritual and everything included in it
and TO which it is directed is benefited
thereby. The patient asking for treat
ment has at least a slight degree OF
faith or expectancy and If he is ear
nest and honest ne will get the benefit
of the truth which is known about him
and which is brought to bear upon his
problem In Christian science treat
ment there is no effort at mental man
ipulation for the mortal mind Is not
factor in the healing.
Christian science heals through the
operation OF divine law. the law whose
principle is infinite spirit. life and love.
and anyone can heal through Christian
science who will Apply this law Of God
exactly and honestly.
Each Of US can begin today to i'm
prove our thought and life. We are
thinking something all of the time aud
we can begin to think more of what is
good and true. bearing in mind the
supremacy of good and thus increas-
ing its presence in our consciousness.
We can begin TO think more about life
than death, more about harmony than
discord, more about joy than sorrow.
more about love than hate. and with
earnest desire and honest endeavor our
faith in God will grow until we begin
to experience some Of the peace Of
God. which passeth all understanding
THE love and gratitude which
Christian Scientists feel toward Mrs.
Eddy is not to be wondered at when
one takes into the account the great
good which has come into their lives
as the result of her teachings
THE whole world is indebted to her
for her scientific and spiritual inter
pretatoon Of the bible, especially the
, words and works of the Master. and
for her demonstration of the truth Of
his teachings. In the face of the So
called higher criticism and doubt re-
speeting the correctness OF much
scripture teaching and the possibility
of obeying Christ Jesus corhmands
Mrs. Eddy's proof that the bible is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-23

the necessity OF seeking out sinners
by Christ's example and ones un-
ashamedness Of the action and accus-
ations brought In this day by ths
worldly.
lie also charged the young women
when they have graduated to take ac-
tive interest in organizations affect
ing the welfare of women, as women.s
clubs and similar associations and in
woman suffrage and in every way ex-
ercising an active part as the home
duties which they have or assume will
allow. He foresaw in this a grea,
good toward the upiift of humanity
and furtherance Of civilization
through the refining influence of pure
and devout Catholic women.
Fayors Vacation Schools.
Father Brockman earnestly advo-
Gated the establishment Of vacation
schools, conducted in summer for city
children, using the parish schools as
nucleus This work could well be
taken up by young girls, he argued.
student bodies like the Villa, and much
inspiration was gained from his re-
marks. Great spiritual good is bound
TO result from the short respite from
school activities and devotion and at
tention TO the souls needs,
The services ended Sunday morn
ing with celebration of the Feast OF
the Presentation, The altar was love-
ly with white flowers, cluster OF
Jacqueminot roses placed beneath the
Sacred Heart. Father Brockman made
exposition Of the blessed sacrament
and administered the papal benedic-
ton. While in the city he was a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shields, 1928 Twenty second street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-23

d
They think We have not the proper
finances TO fight these cases. he con-
tinued. but right now ne have all the
funds available that reasonable man
could ask. Certainly these people
would whistle if they knew how much
we have, and the sources it is coming
from.
We will prepare the evidence that
our investigators gather today. There
are seven of these men. some from
Chicago, and others from Peoria. That
is enough to look after 500 saloons.
About the middle Of the week we'll be-
gin getting the warrants.
ut is mistake to think we can I
get the proper sort of jury in Peoria
] know it can be done The liouor
dealers dare not carry their case to
the appellate court"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-23
PRAISE FOR BEER
Speaker at Meeting Of American
Society of Chemists Declare
They Are Affinities.
FROM SAME PRODUCTS


Here are q chemists definitionss
MILk-Hydrolyxed Csrbonaceous Infusion with
or witheut flavoging substance
REER-Fsrmented caxbonaceous infusion with or
without fiAvoring substance.
Beer and milk have similar characteristics, are
OF nearly equal food value, and are produced In the
same manner. according to DR.. Edward Gudeman In
an address last evening before the Chicago Chapter
Of the American Society Of Chemists.
Beer and milk are anities" said Dr. Gudenan. Both
ere produced from similar materials In the
materials pass through mechanically operated eontrvancs
called brewery In the other the materials through
more animated contrivanca owned and operated BY
female animal -~ - /.
THE changes due to mstabolism in the brewery and In
ths digestive organs differ little that analysis Of both
beer snd milk show the following: Water IS per cent:
ady per cent ASH Sper cent; difference lA5 per cent
I'VE make milk into beer and in fact there pro-
with Al alcoholic fermentation of "a per cent
SAYS IT HAS FOOD VALUE
"H.s beer food value. don't think anyone win deny
that great food value nearly equal to that of milk It
food condment astimulant and sometimes deleaey
Why do men drink beerf Some Of them for the food
taste and aroma. ignoring the food value"
Dr.. Gudeman advocated the setting Of standard for
beer similar that placed milk The standard he sid
placed N the brew 0cAsaes Hws'6 karaA It-isu9
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-23
EDDY PRINCIPLES
ABLY CONSIDERED
BY PROF. Herring

Continued From Page Two.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-23
Plenty OF Finances,

goods would avail little when we ges
into court
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-10
LokaleS.
glns Der StaStgnAe.

Sir 1000 Sub Sefuers auf Solst1
5eiqbts ltno fir gergroBerlng Der.
Ielben nad) Mnnobme oes eriten Eles
mes mlrroen $4,000 befuiaigt; fir
Mbsngsgrdben i'm gradenrioge 8arf
$4,000 lno fir Gulperts in Der Ti-
Der Mpenue $4,000. Ser Siiolifcri
Bocific 8abn bleibt IS iiberlallen,
fir Die 5u ibrem Jrdd)toepot fnh'
rerlben StraBen: 2afitte, Santa Gln'
ra. Spcamore uno Stunt ibr eigenes
Material gu mdhlen. Sn Der Wabt
oes Morftboilics meroen mebr elef'
triId3e 2omipen aufgdtcat weroen
Nesiiglih Der Hflaiternng ibrel
Gtroben meroel bic antpobner boz
OF. Souiton, Slt Soiepbine StraB'
uno Mpenue 6 am 30. Mligilt MI
DEN aommiiidren cine gerotung DC
ben.
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Die bentide Bot in gisien.

Gas Dem oentlden @enerafgouper.
nement in 8afsien 5ugeteilte @ebiet
ron Maubenge uno llmeegeno, oos
bisber gum gereihe Der Selhpoit ge-
borte. lit neueroines an oas Eoltnet
Der oeutId)en Init- uno SeIegropben
rcrtpaltung IN @elgfen angelholllen
moroen. 9us neri e%rofnete 8oItanlt
in @oubeuee belorgt Dem Soitoicnll
fir Die Sruppen mo 8eboroen TO-
ME fir Die 8eb0lferung oes FRANCO
ltSd,en @ebietS BON Y~toiibeilge nno
llmaegeno. Giele5 @ebiet umfaBi
cuBer Monbeliae nod Is frilhert
fransoiiide 8oitorte. SIN @ebiet oes
gcneroleoupernemetts boben tpelte
re II friibere belgiide Boitomte'
Sen getrieb mieoer Enlightenment.
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Gu Dem anmipf aii Der No-
rios Rand}, lefs5is Meilen norolid)
bon Brownsville, weroen nodlteben.
Be gin5eIbeiten beridtet: Die ans
qreifer tuaren ibrer nngefdbr iedls.
sig, Die, po[fommen %organiliert IN
orei grupps, oos Gonhbniis angrif'
fen. 2etteres miiroe perteioigt bon
adt GaoaGerilten nno mcbreren VI
piIiIten. Der Mngriff erfolgte abcnos
5tpiifen icds mnb iieben 1lbr nns
oalierte bis eegen odt llbr. Gtn'
Stunoe ip1ter trafeu iieb5ebn Ro'i
+! aer Elm. 8ier bon ben merifaniI1ei
gonoiten puroen aetotet. Wabr
iheinli6 iino aber nod mebr gefnueI
uuo 0ie 2eiden iino meagcldleppi
@ie uieIe permmoet tpuroe1l, loR
lid, nid,t faaen. giner Der 8anoiter
Elm qemiIier Sole @areio, palroe oel
mlnoet gum @efangeien genadJ
Son oem Gerteioigern oes Rarlhlal
les miroen siuei Der Gipiliiien llil
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NIItrlei.

Die Gountp : aommiii6re bo-
zen einen nelen Trecinft etnbliert,
$40. SO inter Dem Hamen aenapooo
Brecinft. gr ihlieBt Terrell Sill.
Moocleine Terrace. alomo 5eigbts.
Asuipooo M0oition etc. ein.
Bon gltten 3eiten in Gan ar-
fcnio fam iest niht mol bic 3eoe
jein. @eIddftlih lit IS ia alsr-
oiuqs i'm CONNER INNER IT'LL Il'
tein Die pielen le~eritebenoen soOet
III ben Sauptitraben ino bic Irt, tpi'
&c in fleinere SeiIe abgeteilt ipef
ben, lino fein gutes 3eiden. 81
bobcn einel anoeren @runo, dig o.
5ommerIide Shldfrigfeit mo @,iee
Scr Sermnnnsiobne Won
uersbor eruabltc Die i%olgenoen ge
oulten fir oas Sabr 19f5--16
Ira5ioenf. Econ @eters; gtce.Yrol'
oent. ". Moebrig; Sefretor ) :
QIos. aaIiierer. 8. 9oiielboiier
gahneutraaer. s. gepp,, siblioib'
far, 81. goebel. 5inon3 aonitfe
sSrit Meper. g.. Scpe uto :, !
sA ~
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Grssseisenrnms- llebertraeanseu.

6am MnD q. Sriehn1nft. an. Mininm s..
8rDgnny @rulpitiid IN 9isbIano Harf,
1880
9ermnuH S1nefeE.nlls IlerI 8remer.
Aiteil nt @runo1tiid~ I'M rellst Gitp
2ind HAS, $f10.
Sren Gbaefer ir Nle1. SrenIer,
Mnteil IN 0runoifiid I'M leueun Gitp~
9lod HAS; 1925.
2ilette lino @iIailm Giollernnein on
A4ley 8remer, Mntsn an @nnh5tiid I'M
nelien gitpsBlod 1t45; $500.
/ @amrn @daefer an Mfre6 Epeppers
Antcil an GrnnO1tiif i'm aeuel
9ifne8lod 1t45; $3.50.
syd1n n. Ghnefsr an aleg 8remcr,
:Wrunnitid I'M D GitbzHInd t145;
|3$200.
Garar uno g9nrles GerInd, bnrh
@1Gxiff an gotpiir Ncntle6pa Grunoltiid
in 9n3letpooD $12-75.
Mlnmn uno g. n. Gdbaiot on per=
mnum 8. GhmiaA, @rlmtSfiid an Der
|sWlahSmoros Ctr 81 II. H.
81 s.. 1enrp m q. @egnisr. 0runos
ifiid an Der Mni5 Ctr; So IL u.
!, 9rmer SoneS. Truitee. an hilbert ntt0
emit Gfebes, @runoSfiid IN meIcn Gitb~
8fod 1885; $500.
SDuner Sones. 9rultee. am Albert uiu
! G1na Gtebes. Wrunoitiid.. i'm Cos NngeIss
| 9sigbfs; $1,000
! Conner Sones. 9ruItes: an gnmpbeus
$eftb Qnmber Gompnnhs @runoftiid I'M
manen gitbeBtbd 645; $f5O0.
1omer SonrS. Trilffeas an RuntzMs
nongb Qumber gonipouta DrtnoTtiid IN
HnnreI 1eigbts; $40G.4
$. 6. 5ifbebrano an 6. %. Conn.
! Brllnoltiid an Der Guutb Stores CT
$500.
s.. nnD g. ueder ur y. uno W Ge~
bolp. 40 MHer Qano, $4,000.
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0rei BON ben Goloatsu p~ertpunoefs
Ser cine Soloat mur0e 5wei Mas
onrh oasIelbe 9eim gfdDnlien- Gie'
8ermnrounselu Iheillesr aber ate
nidt gefabrlib 81 iein- Ter gefon-
gene Merifanerr Der be1auptet, lid
,lur ge5rulneen ou 9anoiiem aagc-
iiDloilen gu bahen,. lagtr oiele gail3cr
,3n.e milrnen uutsruoEualil, nlll lc-
nc @eaenoen am nnterrn Mio @ran=
:, arn. geyas 5u ybefrglen" nl>
nit Merfanr 5lt nersinigesr-
8or Dem 8aEnbnf ms Gel bio
entgleilte am. NanntnR Nforgen 2
llbr Der einlanfenoe unn 0ltlih &C.
gcnoe gdmea5ug Der GiIoliten go
|eific 8abn. 2ofomntine, Een0er nnh
@ep1d1pagen ltiir5tan in mao Der
|gouriIten 6dInfiungeir perlieB 0oS
geleile. Ger 2ofomotinfisbrer, 9si-
aer, Ser @ep6dmeater nHc Elm Srt-
Dat ~erfialten 8erlesitngen. Cine
nnteriudpins bot ergebsn, SaB bos-
tpilige 41noc aIr @erf suaren, ocn
3mg our GntaIeiIung 5a bringen-
Gas 8erbGr oer 8rmier Dor
Gem Ridter oes arirniasal : appe1a-
tionsgeritts in anitin bat bgorgslen
Ser crlte anf Dem 3eiasenItnno trar
is. 8rin5, General Mmnager Dc.
Mmericm grepina 4ffociaiion Dor
Souitcr. 8efrugt pesen Der Be-
bi1bmng oes ~perltorbenen Aoolpbns
Ni,id, nit Der 9rnueref, CAB er on
bah oerIeIbe Der groBte Mftiondr Del
granerei aetuefen lei. Ser Staa'
perluht al befpeiien, oaB B. S. Silt
bous. Muoitor Der 8mfd} 8rauere;
ebenfaas Mftion1r Der angeflagtei
graaerei mar mo lire Bolitif Dor
idrieb. 8rinS BON Der Mmericm
4 Nreuina Company erflart, Dob Ml.
hots fem 8enmter ODER Angeitelte
ser 9ralerci gefueien lit.
llnfer Dem auip5ien Der @ar
neIsfommer finoet am II. Sepferr
! Der in gictorio Die jabrlid)e pGenr
tn Corn Sbofp1 Itatt.
= 9os sueite Battalion oes mem
81 ten Snfanterie : Regiments, belt
e heno aus 270 Monm inter Dem g
! fell oes Capt. 9innep lit naf) oel
+ nnteren Mio @ranoe geianot, II
:. Dem 8onoitentpelen BORT 81 i~teuerfi
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~4eIuafsf@eime. - Uebartep. :
S~oScsf6ass
@eiratsh sine

@etrafS % 2lne
sllonr &C. 9apis nno SoIenline ~
,9eBn.
SssoBW sfuns uuo 2ucilssSN. 8perlu.
Gnrfm @eoemeper ir~ nnn Mice
@ibiom-
SoiepD &C. Sans uno Afuau Nmalie
gernburfr.
gBen. S5abD uno Yalliiae Gdots..
6reo Mfttelmaier llrt1s Suiepbine
Ullbler.
gmif @eilbadler lmN Salcpbine
Gl6fpig-
@ebnrten:
81 S. Dreid uno 5raa.;. Elm Mdo>
ds1l;;. aEaanf Gfpila mS sSrun, elm
aisabe, q. 81. Boettigerr usiS Sral,
cinanubr, 81. 81. 8rnilriny N. 5ralr
eim MdodVn; 6. 6. 8. @agsnfiibr a:
Jmll, EN- Ndohen; 81. Srieolans1
unD JruH, elm &nabe;; 8. Seiibaltm
uno Jrul1, elm M1ohen, g. Sssrmmife
unb Jrusr, ein anabe;; Sapn q. Sap,
pel mne Jrnu, elm Mdod3en; Mcies
Bbif mso Srou, elm asnrbe; 90. ~
gorbenSunm mno Sran,. Elm aruabes
%. @crnbereer nno 5rml, err
Nd0den-
xooesnlIe.
2ouis 9iebel IT,, 81 Sabre; Spuis
9cd. 81 Sabre; 50. 6. GrlIbea, SO
(SaDre, SRI 8. @. @eisler, 10 Sab
Ire; auguit 9ieienbah, 81 Sabre;
tgbas. $. Miinh m1s Narion. SO
Ssabrr; Jrau gmma SrieoridN 81
Sssafrr; Mltpin a1tnpp. % Sabre.
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y J.

liner Meiienber, SER &. Sbeo-
q nj nj n m a II, bereiit segen-
1rartia zee, 8altrop mno 6agefte
Gomntp nuo bitten mir nnIerr geirr
NIB 0~iejenigen, Die Is peroen mil
len, i'd anf ieinem HeindD p~orsnberei-
I'm. Die expedition.
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0as itrteil bfitatiat. es ldleif

9as ilrteil 6eitatiet, es ideint
mr. ein ltrteiI iiber Torm's Ifpen-
frarfer al aeben, nno oieies lit: mGs
lit errte grobartige Meoisin." 9nlien-
De baben Dies beseiiat uno tanienoe
MAIDEN t1gIidD oieieIbe gntoedunJ.
@enid)en nit fIarem 8eritano a1o
froblidem Gemiit. beren 8~elunobeit
interchangeable mlrbe, er8ablen bic
@eldihte. Seine IpotbefermeoiSin,
MIR Spe5ialoeenten liefern es. Mon
Id)reibe an Die Seriteler: Or, Heter
Gabrnen & Cons 60, 1875. Sc,
Some sfpe., Chicago, Sn. (Gnj.9
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Gcranilaungs aoluite

bana. 8c%rgniianngs Gomite. s.
Moebr, S. @rncp, s. Stiegar nno
sg- Meuer. Mulif aonita. 30.
@orggraL q. Moebris uno a. Sch
renbad).
guHueritng abeno gietf osl
San gfntcnio Sieoerfran5 elm Soft
CERT fir ieine Mfitglieoer. Die Sali-
triao Yano miro ais @ait alltneisnS
ieim.
Sssm Sitter ppn 20 Sabren TART
iii ibrer 8omung, 1875 Gaitrn Ctr,
6ran suIia Hid]ep. Sic mar, i'm
GllaB geborrn nno fam I'M SaDrc
1852 NIT ibren gltern iiber S%nosano-
la bierber. Sic binterldBt 5pci
S0bne ulio cine Todter. /.
gaun }oIte iih bic Staot ari1
mai Der airbbofe arnebmen. 8ielc
oapon befinoen iih bod in einem
red,t bertpobrloiten 3nitanoe.
SIN Alter bon Al Sabren ifarb
Ser Zimmerman gonar0 Mlhert. ST
mobnte felt pier5ebn Sabren in Der
Staot uno binterldbt feline 6rouuno
cine Sodter.
syeiier i'm 9aaie, 321 SID
| Sinto Strnbc, ridtcte eincn edo
BEN bon $4,000 on.
Ger n1hiie Monat ifyreiM I'D
nieoer init einem r." uno Die Mli
a~ ...aa,. nninAnr natf Ani1 McnfYf
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SHhnerIdnTe, TrBhe, gInebnss. Mttes.
gtoahes, Gmeiien, 8c..en lno ibre 8ruf
iofort oet6tet NIT IS. & $. Grtermfuns
tor. hereefteut in Gan Nntoriu nto ga
rontiert. Gromm Chemical Co., 1902
Glib > Slores ctr, Sci. grodett 1902.
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Or. 3. ". Eiper, Oiteopotb, los
Soleoo6 Ctr. oben. Office Gel gr.
4S6. @obnungsteI. Or. 1887 CGn5)
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ssan GrfsapnisfMeine.

M. s. Colbert, easerbaus.. NorA
Ct; $500.
q. gbseI. @ertisutt. Sones apernie;
$500.
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Fir cute HBreu . Heparafrr
eebt az .Snso SensI, ga Of.gom'
mere ctr. clns.)
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Eooes ollie.

Sarlep's Duplicating Gbpp". @dseis
le. RHINE unb eennHe Nrbeit. $40 Gfsens
rinatns0 ebdlioe Srnbis 3406s
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2A&t0 &t84I ". <tuA% ~ XaA~tSs
augtit. 1886 ulo $6-dD; GentenIbcr.
95-91 urs0 $500; Climber, 1924 lto
$5.98; Nobember, $5.92 unos $685. 9es
aanber- 1924 un0 1928 SSannidr,
$500 uatS 5000; Stbk1lnr. S6.Des lfio
$685. Nara. $6.17 ur0o $6s1Ss
Tarm-Yrp5nfts
Germ Antonio. Ser. 10. Mug. 1915
Nutter t8e her sumo
Gier fnur friide) 16n ner &bo.
8ibner .... tirsu III t6e per $to.
9urfens Isl per Yf1ID
N$ct5en --.... .S1.V6 pc 0nlmel
&nrn .. 77Mc her 8nidel
&tufsr ---.-...-..-.45s per Nnl@e
Sen .........$ $500 BET xcali1e
Wemllt.
aartoifsln. 9elss $3.50 unS 800 peg
modsbobnen, per 0aibei. $3.50;
CRIME Bobnen, $500 M 1926
Ten,aten, seras; y aSrbe, 75t lno
so Gents.
@i6e aartoffeIn, aoailiaaa, s1.7b.
3fpiebeIu. Serns Bernsubn5. 9Ot,
gbrpffnI Nar, $3.50 per grete.
geteritIie. soc Der Dt3 s8iK0eI.
griiner Rfefer. Eegas. u0s per aoro-
per Gcrb.
aobI, $3.50 per grate.
gnnteloupes, Seue5, 500 pet AtlieSS
$1.25 per 213 8ufmeI GrGlts.
Mn6ieshen. 30c u Sc far EN- Nfn~
@iin0eI.
GurIen. Gal. $3.50 per Crete; sernA
Sannsh. SOC pcr 0nS3tl.
GelIeria, $500 Der Crate.
Meerrettigs@ uraeIn. Der xfo, az7se>
3opffalnk. $3.50 Der @r0te.
geeten, Voc per DbD. z8iinOel-
0frn, $3.50 fur Elm @uidel
Gelbe sfiiben. soc per Dussises
! BiinoeI.
gierpflamen. S2.25 per @nidhel.
Gpinnt- 4c ber Rfunb.
Stninenfpnl. 10e per Yilro.
Iieb-Marft.
Gan Stntonio. Ser, 10. Mag. 1919
!, 9hien $8.45 bis $7.f0.
aiihc $4.25 Biz $40.
Adlber $500 bis $500.
@uHen S4.65 biz 1915.
ct. 0ouis, 10. Pug. 1915, Atltas
bieh, Seras Iieh. 1925 biz $3.50.
Gdtpeine $7.25 bis $7.75.
Sdnfe.
Gdipere bonn 5dlohter 2s ~.
2eidte bonn 6dlahter ,SS sas
Grin aefal8ene .e w.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-10

0eutider Wfniflelrer iuft oert-
Idle SfliIer. Gutter Grfolg grrGn-
tiert. $. @rnlner. Gel. Grpdctr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-10

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4 Eiaarrn u - per 9un6ert. Cine gH5 bur3agiAe Sgarrg ST b5hsrm EreHe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-10

1t&Aks
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-10-14

tary of the North Dakota game board
$1,000, and the salary OF the State
warden of New Mexico was increased
from $500 to $4,000. Apparently
the only important decrease was in
the compensation of the conservation
commission of New York from $1O,-
600 to $4,000.
Increases in the number OF war
dens were authorized in several of
the States. In Illinois the addition
included l district warden and Is
deputies; in New Hampshire, 10 war
dens; in New Jersey, an assistant
fish and game protector; in North
Dakota, State game and fish COM
missioner; in Pennsylvania, 90 pro-
tectors; in South Dakota, l addition
al assistant in the Office and one in
charge of the game farm; in Wash
ington, special deputy wardens;
and in Wyoming, additional assist
ants.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-10-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, For the District
Of Oregon.
In the Matter of NJ H. Kopple, a
sole trader doing business under the
name of the Fair Store, Bankrupt;
No. 34S1 in Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that on the
2nd day of October, A. d. 1915, M. H.
Kopple of Heppner, Oregon, the
bankrupt above named, was duly ad-
Indicated bankrupt and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
at my offices, Rooms S30-S31 North
western Bank Building, Portland,
Oregon, on the 21st day of Ocober,
1915, at 10 A. M, at which time said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee, examine
the bankrupt, and transact such 9TH
er business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
Claims must be presented In form
required by the Bankruptcy Act, and
sworn to.
The schedule filed discloses esti-
mated assets 100000.
Dated October 6, 1915.
A. M. CANNON,
Referee in Bankruptcy.