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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02
Srtie $pdsr fr Stds: 9onaerlag I. 9t5tmbtr 1915.

nit einigen ~anseiebenen 2oo5er
@iirgern miro BEN 4bi9lnB in oielcn
Sagen in Berlin oltrdfibren. Die
9anfen baben iid nit peridieoenell
Sdben bon 6 bis IA 9ro5ent an ser
@nletbe beteiliet, oeren @eIammtbe-
trog 10 Miaionen iit, uno Die mil G
Bro5ent per5init meroen Ion. gil1e
&eibe 2oo5er 8iirger bot Die Cider
beitsleiitung Onr1 @interlegung bon
25 Yro5ent Ser 8etrdge iibernommen,
Die ouf oie beidlagnobnlten Go1
itoffe nod ausge5oblt neroen loQen.
Wfit oieien 10 Milionen lit Der
@elo6eoorf Der Stoot bis 8um @h~
lauf bes erften oeutiden Gtatsiobres,
biz gum 81. Mtar5 1916, geoedt, 11no
es lit iogar Die Mogli6feit gegebel,,
einige Soften i'm @tat DISQUALIFICATION,
Die ii6er nnter ruiiiider Serridoft
nif)t 81 finoen iuaren: StraBenreini-
giitg, 8flaiteruna @aupermaltltllg
uno mas 10 einiee ld)one 9inse nlebr
iino, NIT oenett oie oeutlde 8ertpol=
tung Die Staot 2oos IN oGer Gle
beidenft bat. Nob iino apar Die
2oo5er feinesnegs ale bon Ser Scot
menoigfeit bieier Mrbeiten iiber5eugt,
oa es ia friiber auh obtre 4analiia-
ton, obne StrabenpfIalter, obne mo
oerne aranfenbduier eesongen lit.
Mbes es itebt gu boffen ooB am Glt=
De oes eriten oeutiden @ertpoltunes-
|iabres 2oos audi in 6ielen Sragel,
cine oeutide Stabt getporoen lit.
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Sie bentige Gage.

Die 4lleriffe Der Stalierer an
Sion5o laiien nod. 9as lit erflGr.
lid. 9os itolienii6e Garlament III
5-lliammengetreten, Der 3eitpunft I'll
berpaBt. es lit ni6t mebr noti9,
einen Sieg su erfampfett. 9os lin,
gliid mmB iebt Ieinen @eg nebnten.
Sonnino, Der Winilter oes Mnspar.
tfgen, Bot iibrigens idon borgebeugt.
CT bot Dem 8arlament mitgeteilt,
Dob Stalien ii6 berpfIi6tet bo6e,
feinen Separatfrieoen abaulhlieBen.
Muh bat er ipeitere !9elbentaten in
ausfidt geitellt: einer 3ug nod Oh
foniett, Inn Die Serben gu befreien.
SaB man a1l6 bort gu lp1t fommen
miro, bat er nidt geiaat.
@riehenlano bat Die utberih6m.
ten Soroerunee1t Ser GntentemGdte,
eie ibm ieoe SeIbiftGnoiafeit na()-
men, ~abgetpieief1 uno erfl1rt, es tpcae
neutral bleiben. &um1nien ipin aud
neutral bleiben. 9ie Gage bat iid)
alio ni6t perGnoert. Muf Den
Sdladtfeloern lit nidts @idtises
paiiiert.
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Sorni's MpenfrGnter glit6ele6er
lit sn ba6en Eel Jraii 6. Ilbred)t,
1888 Dit : Commerce Strake, Gar
Wntouip.
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q. q. 4. 8. q

Mnfunft -
SEQ. i Bon Ssniton, @aco unb gorpus
%. ebriM :7:05 nadm.
80. ............ $3.50 borM.
go. 5-@on goatum unb aiifenorten
1880. ......1:40 nadnt.
SO. 42-gon aerrbiIe -. 9:O5 BORN.
$50. 44-@on aerrbine, nltr 5onr;s
tags .............6:55 abenbs
$50. 146-8on aerrbiue, tdgli1 ausges
ron1nen Sonntags 1856 abents
Gbfabrt-
SO. 2-Nad &ouiton, @aco uno Corpus
ebrlttt ..............9:10 bornl.
$40. 4-Ma6 5oriton nnb &iiftenorten
1920 abeno5
No. 6-Nad goafum unb aiiitenorten.
l.lU ftdc9n1.
SO. 41-saad 9errbine, MIR am Conn
tag ..............8.10 morgeils
go. 43-gfa6 aerrbile sos abenbs
nornr1en Sonntags ....7;05 borns.
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nnter alter aamome.

Sn elmer 3eit. in Ser oia aanouell
oas 8ort flibren, biirfte Ser lit.
Iprnng Der &ebensart vul1ter oler
aanonen" getpiB iiltereliieren. Wtit
Der 4anone itebt lie aber in gar fei-
llem ~3nIammenbang, pielntebr ld]eint
tic aus Der frieoli6en @elt Der 5d,u-
lie ber5uftammen. @enigiiens ltelt
Yrofeiior Or. 6. Sdtpabe in einem
illtereIianten &ufiab ser r3eitldrift
fiir ben oeltlden unterridt" oiela
Sppotbeie auf unb erdablt oasu loI~
ger1oe gnefoote: 0ie S6iiler elmer
ltdotilden Sateinid}ltle IN Sad5ien
iporen i'm adt5ebnten Sabrbunoert
i'm 2atein b%eionoers bertpahrIolf, un6
HaS erreste ben beredtigten sSsnariunml
Ger ltu6ierten gdter ser Staot. Muf
lire geranlaiiung bin lieB Ser S5er-
pfarrer IN ~idmmtIifell alallen Elm
Grplorotorilm nod Mrt oes an sir
itenlfnlen iibIiden 0&eftor : grtsin-
porale" idreiben, Die Mrbeiten elm
foroern, nnb madte iid oaln an Sic
Gorreftlir. Ons @rgebnis mar Iclr
lnbefrieoiaeno, 6enn in Dem geridt
on ben Staotrat teilte er NIT, sa,
er iif einen Canon BON fnnf 3enIu-
rem genlaft (optime, beie, fic lofts,
male, peifime). 6aB aber leioer picle
Ger arbeiten 10 i6Iedt ieietr, oaB lie
nltr dig nilib omlli canone~, ais ulter
aaem Gonon Itebeno, beseidnet iper-
Cen oiirften. Canon mar alio oic
s3etlurenltaffel, unO aus ser ~Iateini-
iden giebensart mlrbe Sann Sic
.lfer5baffe oentIde gerorefmng.
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O. s. & g. u. laauptlinie.l

Mntunft -
30. 1o1-euniet 2imiteb, bon Stem Or
lans .4:40 BORN.
SO. 1o2 Suniet 2imiteb, bon Gan Sraus
ciseo ........... 1858 BORN.
SO. 7-s6nelaus, bon Netp orIeans
$50. .S-gdnen5us, bon Sci 9fio .....
HOO born,.
SO. s-snniet erprsb, bon gaetp pr
Ienns. ..7:55 nadm
SEQ. 10-Sunfet ggpreb, bon Gan Sranz
cisco ...........r S:8O rnd1r1.
abfabrt-
SO. 1ot-@unfet aimiteo, mad Can
30. 102-@uniet 2imiteo, mad Meto Or
SO. 7w9dneusna, mad Sci aio. 80.
..1t:00 BORN.
$50. s-5dner8us na6 Metp Orleans.
go. e-@uniet grpreB nod can aSran,
cisco .............8:6O rtno1nt.
SO. 1O-Guniet ggpreB, mad Stem Or
leans. .1t:00 nadts
gtetprta 9ibiFp m.
Gntlnft =
SO. so1-gon Sorftom. Sort 2abaea,
9ictoria. grero ......7:20 nadm.
abfabrtA
SO. S02-MaG guero, gietoria, Bort
Sabaea. 2onfton ......7:55 BORN.
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Die nirtidaftlide Gage Ser
Sta6t Qp6s.
Cine l1nterreoline NIT Dem Sber-
hirgerneiifer SAoppen.
2o6s, "a. Sftober.

SoO6t "A. Sftober.
Seit Mnfotte De5ember 6es gor.
iabres it 2oos in oeutifem geiit
N1tfang 5ebr1iar tmiroe Serr Sf,ob-
pen aus @lleien an oie Spite Ser
Sooser geripaltling berufen. ssn Sen
oipei Weonaten, oie oa5pilden Iaaen,
batten Die @abnlinien bon Deufid-
lano Der ansibIieBlid militariiden
3meden oienen miiiien, Bic nah Rilg=
lano binein tpuren IeIbitberit6n0Iih
iln5uganglid. 90 febIten atpei $40.
note 3nfnbr boGig. lin oie ge-
oentling oieies a1tsfoas gu ern1eifen,
mnB man beoenfelL oaB 2o6s aire
@roBltaot bon meBr ais 100000
e~tntpobnern nit ei1tem rieIiaen Bro
5entlae Observation-Disclosures lit. sus
Sboppeit nod 2oos fam tporen slre
tlodlt ei1nlal feline &oblen porbans
Den. Selbit Der Before MitteIlfano
batte feline Seuerung, uno mdndler
Ar5t belt feline Spre6itunoe i'm Nel3
alb. Die oeittfde StaotberpaItltna
ermoglifte nit Gnergie sic aotIell-
sufubr aus Sberl6Ielien nno anberen
gefer, moitopoIifierte BEN Gobleli.
banoel uno CAB inn olrd sSeifieb.
lttta bon 5odltpreiien cine feite So.
JIG. Sait nod ibfpieriger aeifaItate
ltb Die geriorgling nit 2~e6ensnit.
feln, Die iorit IN auiiiid) : GoIen inn
mer TN leberfluB borbalroen iBarer.
3ie eftt5eliten areiie oes beletfen
@ebietes iino ourW Musfubrberbote
bermetfib aeaeneinanoer abgeldloI.
len, neil es MIR allf oieie @eiie mo1-
lid TT, 8reistreibereien sa berlin.
bern uno BEN @bfluB ser iiberfliil-
iigen gorrate nod ben geoarfsfrs;.
len 5u regeln. gs lit aber iel6itper.
itanolid> Dob Die @roBitaot 2oos bei
oieiem @erfabrei1 am idareriten All
ibren 9e0iirfniiien fon1mt. getraaf
bod alIein Die tpodentlide ginfu1r
on WebI 10000 3entner, Die nit
$3.50 Warf be5ablt tperoen. I'm
cine gleidmrdbiee @erteiIuna Ser
Sleiidporrdte gu ermogliden, tit
Die eiiifubbr bon trident 5Ieiid nab
Soo5 monopoliiiert, un6 6en einaeI-
men Sdlddtern miro ibr @nteil al
benz taglifen 9eitatlo bon lebenoe.n
gieb, Der ~pro5entliaI feItgelegt it,
oltrf oos Cos Srgeteilt.
lleber oie 2eiih1ngen Ser 9taot-
pertuoltung teilte mir 96erbiiraer-
rneiiter Gtuoppett in elmer 1tnterre.
hung biele Ginaelbeiten NIT. Mus
6ieier lei oos foIgenoe ertpabnt:
Gem nuBeror6entIid groben Glenn
gegeniiber, oas int Der Snouitrieitaot
2oos nit Der 2abmIegnng Ser Sit
eritrie nottpen6ig 9las greifert mrB-
te, mar es freili1 nit Der geidof-
lung Der 3ufubr aleit nidt geton.
Sier ertpufien oer Observation-Disclosures
idtpere unb pidtiee fufgaben, uno
Der neue gtat, Der iebt fir sic
Die ilelieit Monate Suli-MGra felt
6elegt tporoen it, iiebt fir sic @r.
menpertpaltung cine 4ugsabe bon
iieben Willionen Warf Dor. 9aruil-
ter iino anein orei @inionen 0sarf
llriteritiittngen fir Die Sraiten ruI
iiid,er &eferbiiter, oie segeit ms I'M
Seloe iteben. Mon baIte oiefes 8i(f
felt: Die @ernaItung Der garbarer
in elmer beiebten Staot ei6t mebr als
10000 Morf t1eGid fir Sic Inter
itiibirng Der 5rauen nilo ain6er ib
rer @egfer aisl
@eiit nno @eien oieier 6eltifei
geripaltiing tperoen an Sipei anoert
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estiame griefmarfen.

SeItlame Marfen sur Sranfierntg
BON 8oftieno,ngen meroen int @ar-
Id,am benltst. 8efanntIid) baben sic
Gmpf6nger bon 8riefienoungen Dor.
fir Die @~btrasitng cine @ebiibr sn
entridten. 9ieie betragt fir Sen-
0nngen biz an % @ramm orei So.
psfen. gu oieiem 8mef meroen a1e
@oitiaden NIT entiprehenoen Mar-
fen perieben, Die Sen polniidelt DC
Ter, Die 8uditaben oes 8iirgerfoni.
ties g. 8. nj. %. tnb Oas Sabr 1915
traaen.
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R., &. & 3.

Mad NorOen-abfahrt
SO. io-aatb aimifeo ....1O:oo mora.
SO. 26-@ntb Glber ......9:o0 nad,n.
SO. 22-Nad 9oufton. 1920 abenbs
Mntunft =
g. s5-aate slesr ....-7;sS BORN.
SO. e-aatb aimits6 lib nadm.
SO. 21-Won 6ouiton TOO moraers
Santa Sc t5. &. g. 81. Sepot).
SO. 7-gom aorben ......9:b5 BORN.
$50. 1-@om Roroen. 49,. 1920 nad)m.
MbfabrL
SO. 6-gsah Dem Morben. 500 nahm.
SO. S-Mah benz Morben TAO pormt,
g. ~, Il. & g. IS. & 9. q. Depot;
Mnfinft =
30. 2-@on Corpus gbriiti u,o garri8c
t6prings. ........::.4:o5 NAOMI
go. 4-@on Corpus gbriiti. 100 porm
30. 1-maa Corpus gbriai ruS garriac
Sprtnas 1890. 10:3O BORN
so. 3-@ah Gorptis Ghriih $3.50 aberos
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Or mar Elm aroser Wanu, iiber ST

Gr mar Elm srofer Iann, ii6er Sic
mlttleren Sabre binalts, ee6eugt unS
init rnnoen Sdulterit, iein @eTidd
mar ~gebraunt, idmal iino Ioraenooa
leine 9anoe tparet groB 1tno Ittuie-
re lss bon barter alrbeit. Seine &C.
ididte 5eigt elm 2e6ell Ser geldmar-
Den. 9urh unermiiOlid)e snltreil-
glttig mar es ibnt geltd9etl, feinc
9inoer Sit erldbren ulo su er3iebsn,
itho ibnen ben 2ebenspeg gu bobnen.
8ir braufen nidt lange 5u iud)en,
Inn i'm uno lein Gbenbilo au finoen.
Gs lit on Der 3eit, oaB er etipas fur
ii6 ielbit int, II. 81 oieiem3mef liter
trifft fem &eiImittel Sorni's alpen-
frduter. Ser @ebraud elmer Jla.
ide miro Dies beipeiien. Gs lit fei-
ne 8atentmeoi5in. aitb lit es in @po.
tbefen nidt al baben. @iro Sen 2en-
ten brett perfauft ourb bic Seritel-
Ter: Or. Setter Gabr1ep & Sons Co.,
1876 60. Gobne @ne., Chicago,
81.
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farm at p~erfanfen.

Cine Jorm BON lat gder, 60 IN
aultir. Ger 9ieit lift gutes @ras-
Lamb, bos Bis aitf einige afer in
anltlir gebradt meroen fanit. @roBes
@obnbals, eer1umiger Stall uno
lonItige DISQUALIFICATION. @eniieenoes
@aiIer ouf Dem 8lat. @adsufrageu
BEL
%. 8atbfe, 9en-@rounfeIs,
81. 81. A.
ooer bei 8. aramnne, @sariou
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NO REASON FOR 1T
When Madison Citizens Show a Way.

There can be no reason why any
reader of this paper who suffers the
tortures of an aching back, the an
noyance of urinary disorders, the
pains and dangers of kidney ills will
fail to heed the words of neighbor
who has found relief Read what a
Madison citizen says:
j. l.. Todd, carpenter, 702 West
Eighth street, Madison, says: II at
tribute kidney trouble in my case to
exertion at my work. / had pains
and weakness in my back and the
trouble grew worse until | became al
most helpless. | wasn't able to get
around and TO add to my misery the
kidney secretions became highly col
ored. were too frequent in passage
and contained sediment. / finally
procured Doan's Kidney Pills at f. C.
Smiths drug store and before / had
finished the second box, was greatly
helped. Three boxes made me feel
like a different man. The pains and
aches left my back and the kidney
secretions cleared up. / have scarce
ly felt symptom Of kidney trouble
since"
Price so cents, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Todd had Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
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any contestant until he has won ii
three times
Rapid City-Six bold burglaries in
as many stores here, netting a booty
of over $500, was the record of Ern-
est Williams and Lee Lelines, two
Omaha youths, who came here two
weeks ago and have been captured
with their plunder in a shack near
town. They were well armed and
broke into the buildings they robbed
in approved western style, and were
having high time with the proceeds
when captured by Sheriff Baken.
Deadwood-A fall from his wagon
while returning from the city to his
home, near Spearfish. proved fatal to
Eli Nykanen. aged AZ. Nykanen had
been selling butter and eggs in the
city, and il is believed that he was
thrown from the wagon when it went
over n rough spot in the road. He
was picked up by neighbors, uncon-
scious, from a fractured skull and
never recovered. He leaves a wife
and four children.
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STATE NEWS.

Sioux Falls Hundreds of imple-
ment and vehicle dealers from south
western Minnesota, northwestern
Iowa and from all parts of South Da-
kota will attend the annual conven-
tion Of the South Dakota Implement
Dealers association, which is to be
held in Sioux Falls on Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday, December T.,
and 8.
Pierre-The state railway commits
sion has upon request of the traffic
bureau of the Aberdeen Commercial
club decided to intervene in the COM
plant OF that club on coal rates from
the head OF the lakes to South Dakota
points. and has filed its application
with the interstate commerce COM
mission to come into the case as an
intervenor.
Volga-The project of straighten-
ing section of the Big Sioux river
where II flows. through this section
OF Brookings county, has been aban-
doned. A vote of the farmers who
would have to stand the financial cost
proved they were opposed to the prof.
ect because 1t would be too costly and
therefore the county commissioners
will discontinue further action in the
matter
Huron-Three silver loving cups
will be offered as premiums to the
farmers of Beadle county at the an
nual short course held in this city
December IA and Is. One cup will
be awarded to the best ten ears of
corn of any variety. the second to the
best boar. any breed and any age, and
the third to the best draft colt not
over q year old. The cups will net
become the permanent property Of
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LABOR MEN UPHOLD
MILITARY TRAINING

San Francisco, Nov 20--The ques-
ton Of preparedness, coming up un.
expectedly, was threshed out before
the American Federation of Labor
with the result that a resolution pro.
testing against the introduction OF
military propaganda in the public
schools was voted down
A final vote was not taken until
President Samuel Gompers said he
hoped the day soon would come when
the people of the United States would
control the militia and the regular
armed forces in the interest of peace,
justice, democracy and humanity
The session was marked by several
demonstrations, Kisses coming from
various parts of the hall when speak
ers on the platform were setting forth
their views as to why the resolution
should not be passed
President Gompers said he is op
posed to militarism, but that he would
like to see the people, the farmer, the
worker and the public in general
thoroughly trained and organized.
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STRENUOUS WORK
Prevents Destruction by Prairie Fire
Near Draper.

Draper, Nov. 20.-The throwing
of lighted cigaret or cigar stub into
the grass along the roadside some
miles from here started a prairie fire.
which for time threatened TO result
disastrously to the homesteaders and
others living in the vicinity. There
was a stiff wind blowing and the fire
spread with lightninglike rapidity.
In the pathway of the fire was many
thousands of dollarss worth of hay
and other property. The fire was
discovered by members of threshing
and they went to the scene at all
possible speed. Strenuous work ex-
tinguished the fire before the region
had been devastated
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indications that you need DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. Take dose tonight
and you will experience grateful relief
~ morning. rs cents
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MADISON GRAIN MARKET.
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET

Sioux City, Nov 20.-There was
the usual moderate Fridays run of
cattle. 3S cars or 1000 head, as
against 602 a week ago and 34S the
corresponding day year ago.
Tone to the market for killing
grades of cattle showed quietness.
Reports from outside points indicated
weakness, and local buyers took their
cue from this and for the most part
sales showed degree of weakness
as compared with yesterday
Dullness was again an outstand-
ing feature in the market for stockers
and feeders. Bids were hard TO OBJ
tain on steers with weight and ii was
only by making sacrifices that sellers
were able TO effect clearance.
Average for hogs showed an ad-
vance of about nickel, or the mar
ket was generally steady to strong
with the close yesterday. A top of
$645 was reached while the bulk of
the sales were at spread of 5000
$40.
Moderate sheep supplies were
again the order of the day, and for
the most part prices were held TO
a steady to strong basis as compared
with yesterday.
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YouD SYSTEM!

Pills a most satisfactory laxative in re-
leasing the poisons from your system.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS..
Duluth Wheat and FLAX.

Duluth, Nov. l9-Wheat-On track
and TO arrive. No. l hard, $l053s No
Northern, Sl.042s No. Northern,
993s 0$100%. Flax-On track and
to arrive, $20S62.08h
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SEVEN HURT I'M GAS BLAST
Four Miners Probably Fatally Injured
in an Explosion

Duqucin, H. Nov 19.-Seven men
were injured, four OF them probably
fatally, in an explosion of gas at the
mine CT the United Mining company
at Buckner.
The mine is fifteen miles east of
here. About 500 men were in the
mine at the time of the explosion, it
is said
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Nov 19-Wheat - Dec,
s1.053s; May, s107h Corn-Dec.,
6114c; May. Coo Oats-Dec., 3SAc;
May, 40hc. Pork-Dec., $1455; Jan.
s16721a Butter-Creameries, 300
3012c Eggs-29c Poultry-S Springs.
lie; fowls, SG11Rc.
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South ST Paul. Nov Cattle
Receipts. $500 steers. $400d900
cows and heifers. s400m6.00: calves,
S3.75 1850; stoekers and feeders
s4.00M7.00 Hogs Receipts, 5000,
range, $57506 % Sheep Receipts
1900. lambs. S300nS25: wethers
s47505.50; ewes. $250m 500
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ST. Paul Grain

St Paul, Nov Wheat-No. l
hard, s107A 61oSA No. Northern,
s102& 41.07A; No. Northern CSC
as102&, No. Montana hard, s1.O2
Q1.15A corn. GS12 G691ac, oats,
34A G35Ac; barley. 54n 63c: rye, "a
Q95hc; fax, $203n2.07la
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-20

Minneapolis. Nov l9 - Wheat
Dec, s1.OOA; Nav. s1.037s Cash close
on track No hard, sl07l4; No. |
Northern. $1.o2A n1.05% No
Northern. 9sileas1O2$4 No. 3
Northern. 92A q9s4c No. yellow
corn, 6Sia a1691sc 40. white oats,
S4A G35Ac; flax S283tan 2o7la.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-20
TAILOR SAYS. .aaosr DE11aHrru1.

Most taiIors suffer from constipation.
G. w. Robinson, Wichita Falls. Tex,
says: II find Foley Cathartic Tablets
the most delightful. cleansing cathartis
/ have ever taken" They keep the
stomach sweet and liver active and
drive away biliousness bloating, head
ache, dullness and other results of clog
gsd bowels. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-20

Accumulated waste and poisons cause
manifold ailments unles sreleased Dig
xiness. spots before the eyes, blackheads
and = miserable feeling generally are
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-20

. 1918, by American Press Association
Nov. q, 1915, is the eightieth birth
day of Mrs. Hetty Green, but perhaps
there is no special significance in that
fact since Mrs. Green has always
maintained that birthdays are meant
for nothing but strict attention to
business. The richest woman in
America Nas born Nov q, 1885, at
New BedfoTt, Mass. and now makes
her home in New York city
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-20
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Nov. 9-Cattle-Steers,
5000 1880; cows and heifers, s275
dS.25; calves, s62501O.25 Hogs
Light. $5.S0n660; mixed, s59006S5; /;
heavy, S6.05m6.s5: rough. s6.0506.25:
pigs, S4.0Om4.75. Sheep Native,
S5.S00625.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-23
CHARGE A JOKE, SAYS
COLORED SCHOOL HEAD
Miss L. E. Molten Asserts. Physically
and Mentally. She Is as
Fit as Ever.

Assertion that the charges of inCom-
petency brought against her are base
less and intimation that they were in
spired by persons who dislike her per-
sonaily. yesterday were made by Miss
L. T.. Motcn, principal of the Charles
summer Normal School 'cOloredb.
The charges are absolutely without
foundation" she said. They were made
many months ago by Roscoe Conkling
Bruce. assistant superintendent in charge
OF colorcd schools. The Board of F.du-
cation has had them under considera-
ton since last December
Local educators have come to look
upon these charges as a standing Joke
They are ridiculous. ! am confident they
soon will become very unpopular.
haV" many friends here among educa-
tors. They know I am competent. For
thirty years | have been a teacher
Physically and mentally l am as tit as /
ever was
Friends Of Miss Moten maintain the
charges were inspired by her personal
enemies. When asked if this were SO.
she replied.
Il do not think it would be wise for
me to discuss that natter
1t Is understood that Ernest l.. Thurs
ton. superintendent of schools and Henry
+. Blair. president of the Board of Edu-
cation. are loyal supporters of Miss Mo-
ten and are in favor of her retention
The Washington herald., 1915-04-23
Changes in Personnel

The Department of Commerce yester
day announced the following changes in
its personnel:
In the Bureau of Foreign and Domesti,
Commerce. r. c. Porter. commercia
agent in charge at New York City. has
been promoted to sa,Jee. and Stanley II
Rose, commercial agent at New York
CITY. has been promoted to sl.SOo.
In the Coast and Geodetic Survey,
Grover {. Schwartz. surgeon. at sI25 a
month. has resigned: w Ormistouu
Adams has been PROBATIONARY appointed
chief engineer at Sis a month: Andrew
Gilmour has been temporarily appointed
as hull craftsman at 500 month, and
the temporary appointment of Robert l..
Harvey as extra laborer at $40 has been
extended.
In the Lighthouse Service John NJ.
stowe, assistant keeper of Wade Point
Light Station, y. G.. has resigned. and
probationary appointments have been
given to Zion f.. Mason as assistant
keeper OF Wade Point Light Station,
~, G.. and to Samuel Holbrook as Sec
ond assistant keeper Of Libby leland
Light Station. Ne Il