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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07

The barn of X. Kindgren OF Lin
holden, Ksslskoga, was struck by
lightning cary In the morning a few
days ago. Four head of cattle and q
hog were killed. A girl who was
milking the cows was also struck, and
part of her clothes were actually torn
from her body without any serious In
Jury TO hersel
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07

A hsierman near Umea recently
caught 1900 pounds Of fish In a single
haul wisr a small seine which he op-
Grated ur.der the ice. The fish were
chiefly w"itefish and perch.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07

A company is Icing planned to
carry on freight traffic between
Sweden and America. The capital
stock viii be from 10000 to 1890, 900
crowns, each share costing 500
crowns. The purchase OF three steam
ers of $500 tons capacity Ii contem-
plated.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07

The University of DreslaE, Germany.
has conferred the degree of doctor OF
laws on Sven Hedia as a token of ap-
probation OF his literary efforts to
vinatcats the German people before
the yarId with regard to the present
war.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07

Lieutenant Gjersten viii not accom-,
pany Sir Ernest Shaekieton on his
South pole expedition. On account OF
the war he was recalled by the Nor.
wegian government TO serve In the
navy.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12

All the Real News in the Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12

Wickersham, J. B. Howard, and 75 steerage.
 Ellamar-F. M. Jourdan. II. J. Mis- hida and wife.
 Valdez-H Moumal J. Bjorn, and Mrs. Biorn, Mrs. l.. A. Damon, H. J. Rutherford, John J. Hazelet, and 6 steerage.
 Seward-Mrs. s. c. Haggith, R. T. Phillips, c. II. Saindon, E. l.. Sain- don, P. Steel, M. A. Martin, w. A. Simpson, c. H. Clark, c. Wells and wife, F. P, Skeen and wife, p. A. Gun ming ham, P, Allen Cunningham, s. Suemola, T. J. Bradshaw, Leona Brad shaw, J. A. Stewart, c. II. Schiltz and wife, A. D. Jett, M. L. V. Smith, c. F. White and wife, J. Bell, Bertha E. Bell, w. Eryine, F. Brelin, c. Carlquist. M. Sander l.. c. Wilkes, T. B. Judson, C. c. Theilithe. II. F. Schultze and IS steerage
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12
RI C H RETURNS MOTHER LODE
 SHIPMENTS

Returns from two shipments of cop per ore from the mines of the Mother Lode Copper Mines Company. near near Kennecott, made this year, have been made available, and demonstrates that this is one of the richest prop critics in the north. When 1t is taken into consideration that the ore has to be hauled on sleds a distance of twelve miles to the railroad, and this during the winter months only, the showing is remarkable.
 On Jan. 21 a shipment of 275,135 pounds Of ore was made on the steam CT Mariposa, the smelter returns of which gave 14.45 ouces of silver per ton and 1892 per cent of copper, the the total net return from the ship ment being $12,269.OO.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12

A second shipment was made on the steamer Mariposa February 8, Of AIS, 739 pounds of ore. which averaged 11.45 ounces of silver per ton and 42.- GA per cent of copper. The net re- turns from this shipment were S16.. 4O4sO, or a total for the two ship. ments of s2s,673.sO.
 Shipments during the year, from March 4. 1914, including the two ship ments above, amounted to 1901 PIT pounds, which produced 934,17O pounds of copper and 14,O16 ounces of silver, or an average of 1913 per cent copper. and 14.74 ounces of sil. yer per ton. The net returns from the smelter aggregated $91,l91.45.
 Since the above other shipments of ore have been made. the last going south on the Marlposa a few days ago.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12
ROTARY SNOWPLOWS
 ARE WITHDRAWN

This morning the train left for Chitina without being preceded by a rotary, the conditions out the line making it unnecessary for their fur ther use this season. This has been the shortest season that the rotaries have been employed since the open. ing of the railroad. The first trip of the season was made January 9, later by F days than in any previous year. Ordinarily they are employed until into May.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12
STEAMERS BRING
 MANY PEOPLE TO CORDOVA

The steamer Alameda arrived in port shortly after l o'clock this morn ing and after a short stay departed for the westward. The following are the passengers on the Alameda for points in this vicinity:
 Cordova-C. Skofand, P. Tammany and Mrs. Tammany, o. P Skonnard, T. Roaming, K Knill, R. Knill, R. L. Patton and Mrs. Patton, Mrs. D. H. Sexton, V. Nissan, NJ J. McGovern, Mrs. J. Sapiro, E. B. Hanley, Wah Chong, J. J. Fraisner, Mrs. I. B. Hurd, Mrs. " S. Moline, L. c. Hinckle, A. E. Lathrop, H. w. Sheridan F.. Short and Mrs. Short, c. Caitch, L.. Smith, K. Sten, J. w. Lee, James
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12
BRINGS MACHINERY
 FUR NEW CANNERY


 J. B. Lee, formerly of the Cano Pass cannery, with a party of 1G men, arriv- ed on the Alameda this morning. MT. Lee will have charge of the new can nery at the wharf which will occupy the Dalton sawmill building, and other buildings to be constructed nearby. He brought with him the machinery for one-line cannery, and will begin the installation on the plant at once, and expects to have the plant ready for operation by the time the run of fish commences.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12
Photos by American Press Association
Cordova-H. Brayle, T. Brily. A.

Cordoya-H. Brayle, T. Brily. A. Taraburg, T. c. Kelly, s. Mckinney, Mrs. Mckinney. Joe Wallis, Jess Slagle.
 Valdez-Joe Davis, Agnes Woodland. J. D. McDougall, w. l. Smith, Mrs. J. Mclean.
 Seward-D. Eivson, c. A. Colgine, R. S. Berino, E. II. Mitchell, B. l.. Grin nell, J. Sherlock, F.. l.. Ramsey, L.. Bond, B. T. Alger, Mrs. Alger Chas. DeMoria, L. Miller w. R. Thomas, P. w. Bishop. J. T. Loss, c. Mcleod, Mrs. Mcleod. z. w. Bergman, Miss Berg man, J. A. Wright. Mrs. A. c. de Sherbinin, Jno Knapp, Mrs. Knapp.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12
R. L. Patton, of the U. 8. Signal

R. L. Patton, of the U. 8. Signal Corps, accompanied by Mrs. Patton, arrived on the steamer Alameda this morning. and will assume the position as operator in charge of the local cable office. MT. Gilbert, who has held this position for the past year, will leave on the Alameda for Seat tie. MT and Mrs. Patton have a wide circle of friends in Cordova who will welcome their return.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12
JOHN ]. REAGAN IS
 APPOINTED ASSISTANT

John J. Reagan, appointed district attorney by Judge Jennings at the time John Rustgard vacated the office, has been appointed assistant by the latter, subject to confirmation by Attorney General. Mir. Reagan was formerly assistant attorney at Nome.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12

The steamer Admiral Watson came in about 1 o'clock yesterday morning. from the south, and after a short stay departed for the westward. Her pas sengers for points on the sound and westward were:
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12

F. R. Brown. superintendent and managing owner Of the Appolo mine at Unga, with eight men, were through passengers on the Alameda for the westward.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12

Great shoe bargains. See our special sale of shoes at $3.5O. s. Blum & Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12

Hard Times Bacon-Mighty Good, IS cents per pound at s. Blum Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12

Special sale mems shoes-regular $500 and $500 Shoes. now s3.5O. S. Blum & Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12

You will be pleased if you eat at the Windsor grill.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12

Read The Daily Times and help Cordova grow.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-12

By subscribing for The Daily Times you are supporting a Cordova eater prise.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17
G,rO6es amcrifaniides itgoOt.
Sol bis europa inbreu nH0 oann
and nod %5nriiftcbrea
f0nnen.

Bridgeport. Conn, IL. Slili. -
Gus amcrifniide l~lnterieeboot
.@.3~, oas bon Der Gate &orpeoo.
Boat Gompoin hi Bridgeport CT.
baut tpuroc, 6cItan0 ietne @robcfnbr.
ten i'm Son0 Sslnuo Smtoe aitsee.
5eidlnet nio bepies, 6oB es I'M
5tonoe ici. cine 6a6rt ron me6r oils
5000 Dtcilen aui elmer 9ieiie 3t lei'
ten. Rie gcrlDirfIidung oicIcs
3raimes oes Grfin0ers Simon 2ofe
muroe MIR oitrd) oen Ginbau elmer
5hnei3cr Wtoih,ne m6gIih, Die
idnercS Gel oerbrennt uuo 70
mirtianl arbcitet, Dab oos neiIe
Boot a@.3" ocr atlantiiden 05cau
bin nno 5imiid freit5eu fam, obne
Mlangcl on Seintoterial III leioen.
Die @ci1minhigteit o~ieies8ootes ioa
ii6er benz Maiicr rieBr aIs 20 atlo.
fen pro 5tunoe betrngen, uno Ioa IS
ben ueueu oeltIden Euu6booteu
gleidJfommcn.
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0ntobo. IN. sui l9I5.

2ntoDd, II. Sui 1915.
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gtr. A 1874 -74H
GER. 5. 73E-74
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tlaunmial bom % fprl mnf6e
tfH umetilamid0en #tiicnhs8 bnfdl
ufe sheuitibgW IfitaHdgn it'll ofil
Ger inalau %atidHHl asleben luh
pufbsn ie harln yer SCR NfitasioHe
tmh Der t%sHagunl rn1liidef rum.
gier 1clpafHl pie guiiama h0itt
too Ntiien coll Muniiln an N0fo
mo ihrt ta0Hna mar ilit aifidllicb.
iid 0nuiefbun0e INIT rinent 4leribe
zen lnaeiabr 100000 Nl0ri
Nisr3n bic tualiide gaae.
aon0on H. Auli. SH lcincm
umiltdlen gciimoe nrfIartc 1cute
9pro MrrifD Der orr l~luicriudunl
ser cmt0elsfdmmcr ittcr Die Scr.
ienfma 0eF a0uiitauia" %prai0ierie
adB bic uguiitauio etne 8arum1
torpeoiert muroe uno oab oies mir
geidob. mn @%leuidenlcbcn 81 pcr
uidlten Cd. 6erHer uur0c lit 0cn
eefunoc ertl0rt. 6ab tcincH Raiia.
Iier aud nur Die aeriuaitc Seleqcn-
teit lescben lUuroe. 80 cntfumneH.
gorb Mericu e%rtIdrtr, NaB Die Dent.
idlc 9ebalptmG 0uB bic ~guiitania
bcpafinet lpdr, ueritcdte aanoncn
mo ousaebiI0ete 9lrtileriiten ON
eorb bate. ais mapabr beipieieu iei.
5eruer bebanptete er, Dab bic yQll.
iitnnia" mobl @atrouen beioroert ba-
be. ME Dies aud IN Dem Shiiis-
mnHifeit n~ugegehcn lei. ooh BOB tie.
feine onoeren erploiibitoife al 8oro.
aebabt bate, (3as lit Der BtpieI.
Ger @erlnaenheitD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17

Bert dnaPpt. - Radbor:
Nn, 8dueriu, jebt nerben audi bic
Gstreibeborrdte geItredt.
8duerin: ga, ia, Der 9ries! SIN
6risben babm mir nur bic Mtla
ssitrsdt!
3eitgemdb 8. Dame: G6tmpft
Oenn SIR 9err sbenio cteI nit Sd
men mie Sbre @nd0ige2
a0aiH: Zee Der bspabrt mir ne
ip~oblipollsnbs 9eutralitdi!
Gin nieberIGnpifdsr
GsiitIi1sr purbe pom @crihtS5of
In 9inoler i'm GrauisIreiItaaf al 10
Mrdsn @%elGngnis perurteilt pcit
sr in einem griefc IN Isins Gtisf
muttsr in Soq0nn misunderstanding
@sfiihIs aeGllbsrt battle. Der Brief
NOR prn psr 3sniur ssotfnst unO
SuradgeboIiel peIesra
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17
eOnOerbare Selbpoitpricfc.

9roubsn I'M SeIOc ft9It % mituu.
ter an Snreibpapier. Die 5reunos
in Der 6eimat %perlaugsn re6t off Elm
briefli4es qcbens3si9en, absr iie bsr.
geIim meiit gang grief6ogen un0
lmfaldge mihui9idsu. 60 qe6en
BERN BIT reht msrtpiroiee arieass
briefs aus Dem Jtlas beimparts.
Dides podpapier if F1on maubmal
sur Sire gelomm,H, als 5elopoltialls
gu biensn. @ie nsueiten unO 3eifqe.
mabeitsu 4oittnrten aus Dem 8eIos
abtr beltelen aus @:rtearirte.
Saubsr miro 70 Elm Gtad Saut Set
9irie abgei4dlt Elm peaia gctrodnst
uio enc eiacnartise, gelbli1welbs
JelbpoItiarte fif fertig.
aun manm'r 3igorrentiitsnoedeI
hai faon osn glsitsn Dieait ccrrid
Ten mdFeH. auAitlsr tlebsn aut oisis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17

ausbilfstarten Elm blaues 8eil9en
aus ben @rgonnen, elm Gfeu6latt aus
8elgien ooer Elm &iefern3neiglein aus
polen. Monde feinblihe &uH3Iei
bat lire amtliasn 8riefbogen nit
i4Onem 8or0rud berge6en miiReH.
0a I9reibt Der 2anonier S1ul3e
itoE8 duf otdsm Popier, oos Der bell
glide GiIenbabnminiiter ooer Elm an.
berer Ieiuer MiniitsrtolIegen 3u be-
naben pfIsgte.
Sin poar re4t fonoerbare GeIbs
poit6riefe tdmen aus Der @egsnb bonn
giertanol. bort bate na6rI9einIid
Elm beIgiiter gbilofopb iein 9eim
NIT Dertra9ten aIgerii6en Qttien la
pe3isrt. 9snu Die 5elogrquen be-
nubten einise 0ieier prddtigen bunten
attienitiide. Die freili9 ldngit feline
3iuisn mebr ablDarfen, auf ibrer
i4Onen peiBen Riidiette aIs 8rieTs
papier. Man muB ii9 allies 5uuuBs
maden. DaB ManI6etten UNI Bier.
unteridbe aIs 9rudia9s T9on oft
bon ben fIsiBigsn Srieftrdsern aus
getrageH fporosn IiuO. mar aud in
5rieoens3eiten bsreits betnnnt. Sin
Gelograuer in goIeu dber inoB ben
@osel ab. Gr i9rieb einen reft
bidsn @ruB an Die Iiebe Satin nuf
einsn erfparten. grauneiBen 3ebns
martI9ein unO itsdte i'm in eineu
I6on etipas feIoSrauen 8riefums
f9Idg. limb Der toitIpieIige 5eIos
poitbrief lit ridtig 5u Sauie onges
laugt. Die tetre gbegattin ahsl
mShte i'm bes oarauf befin6Iiden
@rubes tpegen am liebiten sor nt4t
ausgeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17
WrrnitnrEfls Nnmor.

@aIDington, II. Sui. Der
oeutihe 8otlhofter @rni bon Bern.
itorff 0cfitt eincn gnteii Snmor. Den
nidt einmal bic tritiideu 9e3iebm.
grn 3iDiiden ictnen 2anoe uno ame.
rita Itoren fonnen. Nls elm 5reunO
r9it ibTn iiber Oie lebte oentide Note
oisfiitirte nno ibnt iagte: aGaS
Shlimmite betreifs oer antmort
aHrer 6fegierums lit, ooB oas Bolt
lie m6t perftebt, eripinertc oct @rof
nit @elniienbeit: Oh il meiB
nidlt Dieleidt HI bies oas Bette an
Der Gndc."
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Gin nrrmentnrr @anfrnnh.

Hortb 9ibertp, ga, II. Sui. -
ssurS Dor ganfihluB aeitern abenG
branaen 5spei mosficrte M1nner
in bas @ebdiibe Der 5ormerS Sop.
in1s Banf bier Elm, ban0en uno
fnebeIteH ben 9iiiitmt, aniiierer uno
entfdnen In eirem auto NIT elmer
aeite bon $4,000. 6dii ane Wdnner
mlerer 8taot laio Der %llngegenO
tho eiFrta auf Der 5iidc uadl ocn
HdltberH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17
Nrne gAladNAiffe nrrd aanaL.

NunnIno, III aali. Bum cr-
ItenmoIe fnbrcn S6indtidific oardl
ten Raromafanol. ais 1cItern sic
Yer. S.ontcn ShlnMtihiite eQiii.
iorfs. uGDio@ mo o4lisconiin9 oui
oU,i gScae md Sou 5ralEiseo Ole.
lch Mniicsneg aeialbten.
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aoiisrs Gjtbnrtstdg 1916. Sin
Out i'm aapiu . abs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17
aauins 6itg @arftberidt.

&inOuieb-3ufnbr 100. @arft Ito.
miual.
ailbe uno Sellers, M}arft oIfgelolt.
Stoders, Martt ilolJ nieortger.
.adIbcr, Marft felt.
5fmeiue 3rdubr 700, 0}arft feIt
bis 10 bober.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $6.5O-7.65.
@6ditcr %rcis $3.50.
: dafe- 3ufabr 1000. Morft felt.
gGnner W}artt 40 80 uieoriger.
S6diter &ras $3.50.
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tlu f9ath IfH hsntl Hr
Nif tt. L5f 600. mlssf.
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1000
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900.
NeiirrA tlarn irl efiis. fir al,
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ofre $50 meoridcr.
@nie rs bette S700-s75.
Corn iCrb gerpes
e8iiie bis tcftg ~. 50-i0O0
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80.
AltHe. Wtdtlt icit hCite, iir 0ie 80.
DIE. atlte GornaeiiItterte irit on0erc
POO niebriacr
@ltte bis beitc SG.50-7.50.
3iemIid cute bis cute 5000
Mittelmdhiac 81 Sd so.
@ras sgefiittertr ailbe $500 rs.
@ras.aefiitterte Sellers S6.50-725
Stoders im6 5eeoers, Marft ieit
beilte; fir Die @ode Fort.
@ute bis bette 5ee0ers $3.50
$50.
3iemIid cute bis CUTE 6eeoers
$7.00-7.50.
@ittelmdBige stofers $500
$50.
etod Sellers $5.75-7.0O.
Stod aitbe So 0-6.50
Stod aGlb2r $6.00-7.50.
Geal aGIbcr $8.00-9.50
8uas. Stal5 MIN. S.. 50-750.
5diueinc 3ltiubr $500. Murft
felt bis 10 boiler bette. fir ole Bo.
DE: gaders 10-t5 bober, Ship
pers geboten % bo6er.
Qurhidnittspreis SIS. 90-7.25.
@0diter 8reis $3.50.
Sdafe-3ufrbr. feline.
2dmmer. Marft felt fir ore ISOLDE.
3lirhihnittspreis $7.75-8.00.
S0fiter greis $500.
0}utteri6oie, cute bis bette $5.25-
$50.
Sd6rlinge, cute big bette IS. 90
$50.
@iooer, cute bis bette = 20.
Chicago Marttherift.
&inODicB-3uiubr 5000. @arft
felt.
3dGrlinge $3.50.
Sellers $3.50.
sdiueine-3ufu6r 1000. @aarft
0tfnete t0-t5 b06er.
Qnrdihnittspreis 81. 25-7.75
Sodlter Greis $S.t2R.
Sfafc-3ufubr 1000. Rarft feit.
SdbrIinge r1tb 2dmmer 25-35 NE.
0riger
Soditer QreiS $3.50.
Mou@ 91mmer S1t.4
Colorado 2Gmmer $t1.50.
8riihling.9dmmer $685..
Soabo 2dmmer 5000.
Sbabo Ututteridafe $5.75.
ct. SDiepb @arttberidt.
&iaOuieB -3ufubr 100 Narft no.
minal.
Sabrlinge $t0.t5.
Sducine-3ufubr 700. 0tarft s.
10 9ober.
Qur6i6nitt5prciS $7.45-7.65.
&oditer &reis $7.65.
Sdafc- 3utibr 800. Marft felt.
Morft 8 nieoriger, bod.
tier 4reis $3.50.
aauias Gttg Marftberidt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100. Marft ITO.
miual.
aiibe INTO Sellers, M}nrft oufgelolt.
Stoders, W1arft flalt nieoriger.
aGlber, MART felt.
Sdmcine 3ufnbr 700, 0}arft feitI
bis 10 bobcr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17

Hsfittd IN ,ta,w ei flHfs glaabam
Gombgit. pfiHm etm Nffialt fhe lbt
liiisf uas afqbt &8HlRa BE tghtn
Giailf. ln Wtta Fab Bath Gittita'
peig Mul6mmafW unh ftlntt Vtfial ~
ntnntn. Itt ptuaibidm @hnltimuRuf
dtokfn Hns Z. q. 10, t2 aBb "a Jaht
Dir ttn t2iahrias Wldbhtn etbrau9i
man ? patos ri 3e SEQ Brtii,.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Tisit WuF,r frtrhsn an Irstno
cine aortHt e,ss G~iuisnouna bss
prtiiss asifidt. MaH gee, Rumm,r
unb @rob, unS oi, bolIs Qorshs
otutlid asltrisbtH an Eub idias ben
coupon utbi 10 Cents fir isO.i
btfsIlte MuRer an Sas
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
f0ff G. M
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03
FALiECiM!ENTO.

Fl dia % del mes de Noviembrc
que ACADIA de pasar, fal!ecio en- Pue-
bio, Colorado. 4 las $50 de Ia tar
de, Y despues de larga y penosa Il
fermcdad. la sonora Refugio Romero
de Zamarripa. 4 Ia edad de - amos.
Enviamos eli ptsame a senior ST
esposo. don Elias Zamarripa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03

En- cl nGmcro = dc n ca!ic South
Pine. p"tio IN n;Ho del ma,rimonic
:. VI. Cirjynas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03

GRAN COLLECTION DE N0TELAs-
Las NoTelss anotaCas : continuation ss-
san selecclon2tss entire las me!ores, S-ea1o
81 precio-- g.
A Is TuSiica !.
Rmpastadas en- tells
HE AQUI Ia LiSTA:-
Is HsTelcia de BellecrOtx
Los HiJoS del Aire
81 Bale de las Elc:tmss
FL SecreiO &c Is SClieConG
81 HomOTe sin Cara
Usrda
FL Stllon Traslco
La Reina MiSterlo
SIN SOmbr
FL Rev de ID Praders
e SecretariO Millionaire
En- las FrOnTeras del Far West
La Montana Le Luz
e Captain del Dyumpa
El NiSterio del CoraZ0n Verde
Un VIaie al Polo
e Pun8l de orc
La Costa dc NarfH
FL Dolcei &c D. Enrique el Dolienfe
La Nina Fobata
Is Cludad del hey LeDroSo
e herOe ' 81 Cesar
Fl TeSt2mentO de IT ~CcnspiTaGO7
AyenEuraS de VI. P!CkElct
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-03-26
ALL WRONG
The Mistake is Made by Many
Lexington Citizens.

Look for the cause of backache.
To be cured you must know the
cause.
If it's weak kidneys.
You must set the kidneys
working right.
A resident of this vicinity
shows you how.
81 was troubled for a long time
by pain in my right side," says
D. F. Willard, retired carpenter,
of Railroad ST., Higginsville, Mo,
Doctors did not do me much
good. l always thought the
trouble came from my kidneys
on account of too frequent pas
sages of the kidney secretions.
The first box of Doan's Kidney
Pills did me so much good that l
got a second. The pain left me
and the kidney weakness went
away"
Price so cents at all dealers.
Don't simply ask for a kidney
remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills
the same that Willard had.
Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buff
falo, N. Y.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-03-26

California Waterways Meeting.
San Francisco, Cal, March 3D.
Hundreds of delegates filled the
Civic Auditorium today at the
opening of the annual congress
of the Inland Waterways Asso-
citation of California. Numerous
State projects relating to the
uses of water, navigation, irri-
cation, reclamation and flood
control, are scheduled for consid-
Grafton during the three days
sessions. Governor Johnson,
Senator Newlands of Nevada,
Senator's Works and Phelan of
California and a number of other
men of prominence are on the
program for addresses.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-03-26
Japanese Envoy Sails for Home.

Japanese Envoy Sails for Home.
Seattle, Wash, March 23.-
Baron Shigeto Dewa, who came
to the United States as the Jap
anese Governments representa-
tive to the Panama. Pacific ex-
position, ended his visit today,
and after bidding farewell to
members Of the party that ac-
cOmpanied him on his tour of the
country, boarded the steamship
Sado Maru, preparatory to sail
ing for hime. Departing, Baron
preciative of the cordiality of
Dewa made a long statement, ap-
the American Government and
people.