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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06

which followed black hand letters.
Police probing.
Joseph Dryck, II, s71s S. Lock-
wood av., smoked first cigaret. Hos
pital.
Married 80 years, Jas. Dillon, 1887
Lyndale av., says life has been reign
of terror. Couple compelled to sign
peace bond by judge.
John O'Brien and OrVille Ray fined
in boys court for running down junk
wagon with auto truck.
Sale of unclaimed articles netted
government $2,362. Held in ware
house at 845 S. Canal st.
Mrs. Anthony WyI<rto, 9o1 Orleans
ST., found husband with another
woman. He shot and killed self.
Thos. Harrington, |. C. conductor,
dead. Poison.
John Bake, 10, unable to get work.
Suicided. Gun.
S. M. Random, 264o Warren aV.,
jumped in lake. Drowned.
Fred Cox refused to testify against
8 attendants in 1st School of Theoc-
racy, 2146 Washington blvd. Cases
continued.
Albert Friedrich, former loop dive
keeper, jumped in lake. Had cancer.
800 women members of Dorothy
Meadows Drama Circle cheered
when they heard result of champion
ship fight.
Police holding a suspects in con-
nection with murder of William We'll,
fiorish, 421 w. 63d.
Two men being held at Hinman po-
lice station as passers of bad checks.
West side merchants victims.
AIodino Marriott, ambulance man
of humane society, bitten by dog.
Clara Reihsen's father called up
Chicago police from Waterloo, Ia,
and had daughter arrested as she
stepped from train. On way to be
movie star"
Necar Mondina naoro. A436 6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-19
DESDE PARIS
e. 75---

Eerdaderamente, no es eI
. general Joffre ell que despier-
ia ell mayor entusiasmo del
pueblo parisicnse.
NJ es en- dicho general
en- Quien este pueblo tiene CT
fradas las esperunZaS del
triUnfo.
FL entusiasmo del pueblo
de Paris Y sus esperanzas
estan puestus en- el Is.
Y d f6 que para clio hay
una justification, porque ell
tai canoncito es IN yerdadero
Simbolo de gran valia.
Tiene Il Iigereza y coQue-
terra de las grisetas de bou-
Ievard Y mace destrozos So
solo como los que la vida de Pa
ris ocaSiona.
AQui convene habIar en-
tempo pasado, porque en- Ia
actuaIjdad Paris viene a result
tar IN poblacho de quinto
Ordpn.
4 las ocho de Ia noche Sc
cierran los cafes, ' d las nue.
We va no hay una alma en-
las GALES.
Del IS Sc ~cuentan prodigios.
Hace pocas nocHes habla-
ba 70 con IN soIdado que
acababa de negar de campana.
Trae una herida en- la mano
derecha y unas bar5as de me-
do metro en- Ell rostrO.
Is I'm chico espanoI de los
que han hecho del Barrio La
tino su segnda patria, Y que
tuvo Ia humorada de alistarSe
como voluntario al iniciarse
Ia guerra.
Dijome que en- uno de los
combates en- que intervino,
cay6 en- la trinchera francesa
y a pocos pasos de 81, medic
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-19


O"eiPo "e uN "'e'i''''
''I Go,SJS 81 .+,o,o b,ho
0u"i'o,0 Ji
0l-l''i'""0
- s~a,.1+a4ira
,le"Ic V"o-pO
i0' u-J' - ~ ~ ~
Ioi''O'll ,,,onto
~ 49, o,.aSo 10
aa,.+a sim enc clio spa obsta-
crIo nara que continue en- su
canine Y vaya a hacer eXplo-
sion al lugar a que Tue dlrlgl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-19

Ell Presidente de Ia Camara
Prusiana. condo Schwerin
Loewitz, escribe: Isl Alema-
MIA fuera vencida, las conse-
cuencias serian Ell dominic
universal de Inglaterra por
mar ' el dominic exclusive
de la Russia sobre Ia mitad
oriental de nuestro pIaneta.
En- esta intolerable division de
Doder existiria eI germen de
nuevas guerras, hasta el mii-
nito. s., por 10 ~contrario, Ale
mania CANA, todos los pueblos
tendr&n paridad de derechOS
Dor mar y Sc establecera IN
euuiIibrio entire las grandeS
Dotenc;as ' con este las bases
de una paz duradera. Aiema-
MIA debe, por 10 tantO, veneer,
por Ia civilization mundial,
por la Iibertad y por Ia paz'
Segun ell professor List, Ale
mania de6e vence: en- Vrtud
--,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-19

la REINA De Los TRES DIAS

gallo de hadas, como una pie
dra preciosa!
Asi la gentil e~mpleadita
Sonaria cuando, un momento,
levantaba los ojos humedos
Y sonadores de la maquina de
escribir 0 de los numeros del
contador, para posarlos en- ell
vuelo de una nube blanca y
altisima que Sc iba por los
cielos del zafir, como una qui-
mera, vaporosa y lejana. Ash
la bella muchacha suspiro
muchas veces al If entire Ell bu-
llicio de las GALES, encendidas
en- las luces del anochecer,
alborotadas en- ell ruido de la
vida elegante y poderosa, vol
viendo a su casita pequena y
retirada, nido estrecho para ell
revolotear de las alas de su
eSpiritu, en- que Sc irisaban to-
dos los matices de la juven-
tud .Asi Sonaba y suspi-
raba la dulce mujercita, re-
cordando Ia historic de Blan-
ca de Nieve y la de aquella
princesa que Sc durmi6 mil
amos en- ell Bosque. jHabria
de venir ell principe Gel ca
ballo blanco, de la espada res
plandeciente, del jub6n oscar
lata, que lie ofreceria un cha
pin de orc, como a la Cent
cienta y Sc 10 calzaria de rodi-
Has para conducirla luego a
donde lie pondrian una coro-
ma sobre los Rios rubios y Glen
pajes y Glen d~oncellas besa-
rian sus picesitos y cuarenta
damas la vestirian de broca-
dos y diez potros con arneses
de plata tirarian de su coche,
labrado con encanto en- una
Icascara Gle nuez? iPor que las
(Pasa a la 8a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-19

Tn concurso simpaticO de Ia
prensa ha IevantadO IN trono
para los dias loccs y bellos
del CARNIVAL Y ha alzado una
Reina que Gina Ia corona de
rosas Y de cascabeles y sos
tenga en- las horas alegres de
su imperio ell sistro florido,
liviano cetro de Illusion que
regira los destinos del pals
encantado y efimero de las
risas y de las danzas.
Hizose ell certamen convocan-
do las bellezas humildes y es-
condiditas de las obreritas a
cenir la corona real de los
tres dias magicos. Bien esta
la idea Y gallarda y caballe-
rescamente ma sido realizada.
He aqui la Reina; una linda
mujercita que Iendra, MERGED
al sufragiO en- que fue triun-
fante de su hermosUra, I'm pa
r6ntesis de rosa en- la mono
tona Y alineada del diarlo
TRAFALGAR Y del constante afa-
narse, que lleva en- suerte de
muchacha linda y jOven con
Ia cual no fuerOn propiciOs los
doses que dan al nacer las
doradas mercedes de la opu-
lencia.
Y fu6 sin duda que las ha-
das benignas de los cuantos
Quisieron aparecer una mana
ma de sol junto a su virginia.
camita blanca de la que VIOLA
ban los suehos, como agiles pa,
iaros inquietos, a perderse en-
los espacios infinitos y azules
de la fusion. Y las hadas ma
drinas la Desperation como a
las ninas buenas de los cuen-
tos, con I'm beso en- Ia frente
V una lluvia de rosas en- las
manos.
iRealizaronle IN sueno! Ike
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-19

sPor que Alemania tene
que veneer? Esta es Ia pregun-
ia que lie "Lokal Anzeiger,'
de Berlin, ha dirigidO a sus
lectores. Las contestaciOnes
son muchaS, pero entire elias
daremos a cOnocer solo las
que revision intereS por el re-
nombre de suS autores. Ell eX-
plorador suec0 Sven Hedin es-
cribe que Alemania tene que
veneer: 81 no Europa quedarla
alberta a los eSlaVOS Y a los
amarilloS. La escritOra Alber-
ia Won Ruttkammes invoca ell
testimOniO del gran fil0SOto
italiano Giordano Bruno, quien
escribi6: "Da. on Jupiter, a
los alemanes Ia cOnciencia de
81 fuerza Y mas elevados
ideales ' elloS serln no hon.
bres. sino doses Ahora los
alemanes tienen completa con-
ciencia de su fuerza Y 81 no
son doses. son heroes Y la es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-19
AMOR

Nina, ell amor es la ~tranquila fuente
de liquidos cristales que retrata
ell azul de tus ojos, Ia escarlata
de tus labios y nieve de tn frente.
Ese lfmpido eSpejo, t~ransparente
miente la calma y Ia fresucra grata:
Ell caudal en- su fondo Sc desata
con Ia prisa y la rabia del torrente.
Desde ia margen gozay de la orilla
no apartes tn bateI porque Sc enturbia,
ell CRYSTAL al romperse con Ia quilla;
porque entonces tn imagen pinta turbia,
Y en- csc mar INTEL en- donde bogas
te contemplas, te banas y tie ahogas.
H~ERM0GENES DE IRISARRI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-19

cue Llandaba nuestras fuer-
Zas Sc 10 comunico al general
JOffre. diciendole, a la vez,
que 2 la bayoneta lie seria
Lacil tomar la posici6n encmi-
ga. Hay qIe tomar en- cuen-
"a que no hay quien Sc nlueVa
en- toda la Inca, sin previa
authorization del generalisimo.
Al POGO ratio Sc recibi6 la
contestaci6n de este dicien-
do: Efectivamente, a la ba-
yoneta Sc podria tomar, perO
me costaria diez mil hombres
y es demasiado caro-"
Esta es la tactica que a TO-
dos agrada, pero que, repitO,
no e:ltusiasma, como ell IS.
Made Sc acuerda del $50,
del 27N, del 22O, nj del canon
destinado a destruir dirigibles.
FL "soiXante ounce" eS la
adoraci6n de todos.
A el lie deiican las mas be-
Has cupletistas, Sus mas plea
reSc&s canciOnes.
Hay pequenos modelOs pa
"a alfileres de corbata y de
somorero, que al decir de los
vendedores, traen buena suer-
tie.
(Pasa a la Sa.).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-19
PAUL D~EROULEDE.


Esta bella poesfa traducida por ell inspirado poeta Manuel S.
Pichardo, es original de uno de los mas grandes de Ia intelectuai-
dad francesa. Paul DerouIede ha cantado en- versos vibrantes to-
das las atribuciones de Ia paria vencda, Y durante su vida, vida de
combate. en6rgica Y denodada. ha presagiado siempre ell da de Ia
revancha. e.. como ha dicho Angel Guerra, 'recoge, cubierta de
Uolvo gangre sobre Ell campo de bataIa, Ia bandera de Ia Patra. Y
la ALA en- triunfo y la canta. En- SIS versOs Sc oyen toques de ca-
rines, estruendo de soldados en- Marcia, gaOpe de cabaLeria y tro-
mar de canones. Els la patria que aGn vive. Hay odio en- sus can
tos; csc odio que enardece ell esprtu de Francia''. Siempre son6
con ell gIorioso desQuite, Y sus versos que son gritos de combate
en- cue Sc escucha la propia voz de la nac6n', han impusado qui-
Zas, este actual memento tragco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-19

LA MARSELLESA

No la contemos mas, no Ia contemos,
por piedad de n~osotros y honra nuestra!
LEGO eli dia: %marchemos silenciosos,
sin proferir nj gritos nj bIasfemias,
como feras vencidas que, seguraS
de sus esfuerzos tragicos, no encuentran
mas que IN t6rmino al dano: la revancha
Escuchad 6sta
horrible historic, para que se os grade
en- el recuerdo con senaI eterna;
81 os la contaron va, mejor, oidla:
ell clayo martillado mas no entra.
Nuestro himno popular, jverdad que annals
con su aliento Y su c6lera tremenda?
Los buenos ~ciudadauos, orgullosos
de aquella edad heroica, 10 yeneran,
que a su facunda voZ surge ell sublime
pasado que admire tOda la terra.
Nuestra patria, extendiGa por ell mundo
en- ell triple color de su bandera,
puebIos domando, enloqueciendo reyes,
la gran Francia, jverdad cue os la recuerda?
Pues bien, oidlo: ell dfa del desastre
en- Sedan - este nOmbre os avergiienza,
franceseS, r~ecordadIo, en- csc dia,
mientraS nos entregabamos, y mientcas
nuestros sOldados, tristes y sangrando,
Iloraban su derrota y su miseria,
cuando la pobre patria dividida,
nuestra Fraucia, humiIlabase indefensa,
Oh, golge cruel ir6nicO., tocaba
ell p"rusiano clarin La MarseIlesa."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-19

(Pasa a la 8a.)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24
WANT COLUMN

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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24
INDIANS IN FREE FOR ALI
FIGHT NEAR ACHfKA.H

Four fullblood Indians got into a
free for all fight south OF AchITla ons
day this week. and we're all bsafsn
and scratched up considerably. bu1
none OF them was seriously injured
They were arrested and taken before
Justice Barnett at AchTlle who fined
each OF them fifteen dollars and tse
costs. which were later paid. 10
seems that the four OF them were
drunk and got mixed up with each
other. one OF them having pretty
fair sized club which he used on the
others. and occasionally some one of
the rest would take the club from
him and take his turn at beating ~
his adversaries.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24
APPoRTIoNED TAX COLI
LECTIONS TO CITIES

Apportionment of collections OF tax
es for November. representing 1914
and back taes, was made Tuesday by
Clerk McCreary to the various towns
and cities of the county as follows:
Durant. $s.777s7; Calera. s21.77;
Caddo. s1,147.4s; Bokchito. s177.-
33; Bennington. $43s.0o; Kenefick
ss7.17; Kemp. soc; Kemp City. $5.-
6s. and checks for these amounts
have been delivered to the various
towns and city treasurers.
The apportionements to the vari-
Gus townships we're as follows: No
2, s74.63; No. 3. 1896; No. 4. s3O..
SO; No. s. s32s.s4; No. 6. s52.64;
No. z. s35.63; No. 8, 1914; No. O.
$3.50; No. 10. ss2.O7; No. IL. seS.-
s5; No. IL. $42.24. i."~
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24
couSTy's CASH BALANCE

Bryan County Is about the beat sr
fellow for ready cash In theas parts.
according 10 the ledger In the nfficn
OF the County Clerk. whIch ahswu
that on Monday. the a0th day ~ ma
month. the county's cash balance wns
ti1e.O76.O2. OF this large sam ~
money. the sum OF ss4.G24.s4'v 'vna ~
what are called Inactive accounts. -
ing on deposit in various banks ~
the county. mostly outside Of De-
rant, and not checked against Ths
remainder represents the county's ar
tive account carried In one bank. Nv
on which county checks TO tahs 40
county. township and school diztri<x
warrants are drawn.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24
RUSSIANS CAPTURE CHIEF
sEAUORT OF BUIGAUIa

London. Dec. 2i.--The Daily chron-.
icle reports the capture by the Rus
SLAMS of varna. Bulgaria's principal
port on the Black Sea- II says ths
bombarment of the Russians siieneesz
the guns and laid the town In ruIns
The garrison suffered heavily. rss
Russians then. according to the re-
port. landed infantry and artillery
without loss and In sufficient force ss
hold the Gown against an attack hs
the Bulgarians.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24
POST OFFICE rs swAMrED

The local post office r. literally
swamped, deluged. stampeded. ana
covered up with the tremendous VIII
ume OF Christmas package mailing.
which by far exceeds In volume tho
Christmas business done at the office
in any former year. All the help
available ls ct work and even then
Postmaster Early reorts that II is al
most impossible TO handle the heavy
mails.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24

e%~~ . . @~~Ne~oe q
l~~~~~~e~~~esses .
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24
TEXAS ARMADILLo
ADDED TO NORMAL roo

The Southeastern State Normal az
this place. which maintains roo.
has added a Texas armadillo TO isx
collection OF live specimens in the b.
illogical laboratories. This brings
the collection up to one OF the best
In the State. and these live animals.
replacing those specimens preserved
in alcohol. afofrd excellent studies
for the biologists.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24

rttHHN ~ |EE EtttetE f&1<*
Mushosee. OKLA. pee. si.-~r~~
men, Deputy Sheriff iee Russ>n s~s
Bennle Taylor. were shot and knz~x
~ tho result OF threc-corneraz 81.
Col duel at stlllwell. near hers. r-ss
terday. The bodies Of RusseIn sc
Taylor were found near the fpsf pa,
'crdny. each hoidlne a pistol ~ 10
hand.
Details Of the fight were eivrn ~
Thorn williams. who was arrerf~x
In the hills near tho scene Of the asa
BILE killing. williams said DprafF
Russell attempted 10 arrest him sns
Taylor on charges Of transporsisx
liquor from Arkansas into Indinn t-r-
ritory. and tho flRht followed.
Taylor was prominent ycnng nzs~
mer. tho son OF county commissisnex
n. u. Taylor. OF Adair county.
The bodies OF Russell and Tayfur
we're buried here.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24
NEWS ISSUED EARLY THIS wEEE

In order that the employees may
sort OF catch up with the work and
get chance at the holiday Saturday,
Christmas day. the News is issued a
day early this week, and will be deliv-
cred to most subscribers on Thursday
instead OF on Friday, as heretofore
with the regular issues. There may
be some shortcomings with this Is
sue on that account. all OF which sub
scribers will kindly overlook.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24
AN UNPRECEDENTED BUSINESS

Durant merchants did an unprec-
edented business this week, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, all the
stores being open at nights and being
literally crammed with shoppers ev-
cry minute fthe time. Additional
help was necessary and clerks were
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24

in great demand. and no clerk OF any
merit needed to be out OF job. AL
who have been seen, report the big
best business OF their lives.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24
Piles Cured In 8 to n Days

Your druggist will refund msnsy n pAzo
OINTMENT fails TO cure any ease ef Itching.
Blind. bleeding or n.otruding Piles In 6to l<dsys.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24

FOR SALE OR TRADE - F-ness
residence building site IN D4s1nf.
win consider farm. auto. OF oksahs-
MA City property. It's bArrssn.
70. p. Wood. 10 Main. oklahoma clfyt
wsp
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24

The largest crowd of country pcs-
pie that has visited Durant this year
was in town Wednesday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24

FARMS ToR REMIT have two ven
improved farms that l win rent To
good tenants. John Lorge. Durank.
Oklahoma VI
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24

For some real bargains In Type
writers. see T.. M. Evans
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO sell iubrf-
eating oils and specIalties. Mig pruf-
Its. Champion Refining Co.. Glove
land. o. VIZ
The Winslow mail., 1915-09-17
Change in Postal Laws.

Effective Sept. 1st, 1915, para
graph 2, section 488, of the pos
tai laws and regulations is amen
ded to read as follows:
Fourth class mai shall not be
registered, but may be insured
against loss in an amount equiv
ilent to its actual valve, but not
to exceed S. in any one case, on
payment of a fee of 3 cents; not
to exceed $25 on a payment of q
fee of 5 cents, not to exceed $50
on a payment of fee Of 10 cents
or not to exceed S100 on payment
of a fee of 25 cents, in addition
to the postage, both to be pre-
paid by stamps affixed; but idem-
nifty will not be allowed in cases
of loss of such mail addressed to
the Philippine Islands, unless the
loss occurred in the postal ser
vice of the United States.
The Winslow mail., 1915-09-17
Charity Association.

The Charity Association held
a regular meeting in the Elks
Parlors, September Z, and the
officers elected for the ensuing
year are Mrs. R. Luce, president,
Mrs. .. w. Schulueter. vice
president, Mrs. C. j. Trimble
secretary, and Mrs. j. E. Kleind-
enst treasurer. The question of
raising funds was discussed, and
a bakery sale decided upon to be
held at Babbitt Bros store, Tues
day, Sept Il, beginning at 10a. m.
Come and lend your assistance
to a good cause. The soliciting
committee will gladly accept any
donations. AS they will be
unable to call upon the general
public, anyone wishing to con-
tribute, kindly inform Mrs. J. B.
Drum or Mrs. C. ], Spellmire, or
send donations to Rabbits
between 10 to 2 on Tuesday.
The Winslow mail., 1915-09-17
Rally Day.

Lords Day, Sept. 10, the bible
school, Church of Christ will
observe Rally Day. This is an
annual feature of this church
school for which preparations is
made weeks in advance. Old
pupils who have been away on
vacation will be welcomed home
and new pupils and visitors will
receive hearty greeting. Good
music by the Santa Fe Orchestra,
and interesting and helpful class
instruction will make it worth
your while to attend. Be one Of
25O. The hour is 10. A. M. At
II A. M. the minister will preach
on "The Church School and the
Great Commission" Evening
sermen, The Bible, the book of
books.
The Winslow mail., 1915-09-17
School Notes,

0SAAOO4 4NON~"1
T. R. Elgin, of Sedalia Mo-,
was a visitor at the high school
Monday.
The athletic goods arrived
Friday for basket ball, foot ball
and base ball. Twelve complete
foot ball suits were in the con-
signment, and an order has been
placed for twelve more for the
second team.
The first foot ball practice was
held Tuesday night after school.
Thirty boys were out, and Messrs.
Brubaker and Grover We're the
coaches. There is to be practice
from 4::30 to 6 p. m every day.
The county superintendent an
nounces that Temple Penrod won
Navajo county scholarship in the
state university for 1916.
Ralph Weber ana Temple
Penrod left last Monday for the
Arizona university. Ralph enters
the electrical engineering depart
ment, and Temple takes a course
in chemistry.
Gelert Ramage leaves next week
to attend the dental college of
university of southern California
at Los Angeles,
Margaret Day is the regular
substitute teacher in the gram
mar school this year.
Frank Driver, Hayes LaPrade
and Ben Vanderlieu were in Gal
lup Sunday.
Walter CressweL registered
Monday with the Junior class;
George Sutherland with the
freshman, and Oliver Sutton
with the eighth grade.
Ruby Cassin and her mother
have returned from a vacation in
Los Angeles.
The ianitors repaired the
cement floors in the manual
training,room, and in the physics
and chemistry laboratories last
Saturday.
The Winslow mail., 1915-09-17

For SALE-Two show cases
for sale cheap. Inquire at the
Mail office.
We make speciality Of good
things to eat and our stock is
always fresh.
City Meat Market.
The Winslow mail., 1915-09-17
Adamana.

J. E. Smithan, and wife, from
Dalies, spent few days here
visiting with their daughter.
Gales touring party Of twelve
from New York, spent a day in
Adamana last week visiting the
Petrifed Forests.
Mrs. Pingrey and neice, of
Winslow, spent Friday in Ada
mana
Minnie Wallace and sister, of
Holbrook, returned home last
Saturday, after a few days visit
with Mrs. Emmett Wallace.
Miss Eleanor Henderson opened
school last Monday with 16
scholars.
G. A. Fredricks and family
arrived here Sept. 1st to take
charge of the Agency, vacated
by E. 0. Collier. Mr.. Collier and
family have returned to their
former home in Missouri.
FOR SALE. "A new and moi
ern residence furnished. For
information call at 301 West 4th
street.
WANTED. TO rent Typewriter
visible preferred. In good condi-
ton. State price and kind. Ad-
dress WinsloW Mail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
BY j. ID .CARNEAL x son.
Real Estate .Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF \ GOOD RUSI-
NESS PROPERTY CONSISTING; OF
\ STORE WITH DWELLING ABOVE,
NO 2327 EAST MAIN STREET, ON
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1915,
ut i:30 o'clock l.. NJ.
on the premises. we will offer for sale
the above property.
The lot fronts 90 feet or the south
sid" Of Main Street. by 10 feet to n
li-foot alley. improvements consist
OF Il good brick dwelling with about
i've rooms above. This * an excellent
business property. being located In that
part of Main Street, which is cnhanc-
ing in value. nnd will soon he In de-
opportunity for good spccula ton.
THIS PROPERTY is BEING SOLD FOR
DIVISION OF AN ESTATE AND a
BARGAIN CAN BE, HAD.
TERMS: Accommodating and an
nounccd at sale