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The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-31
ShOWlOW

H. F. Bushman was a visitor
in town Monday evening.
Ray Mills has been in town
fora few days, but has gone
back to hold his job down a while
longer.
Abe Amos is moving his family
back to the ranch, after a pleas
ant stay in Showlow during the
winter months.
Mrs. Harvey Smithson left for
her home in Woodruff, Wednes-
day. being escorted by her broth
Grand sister, ]. ]. and Maude
Brady.
DR.. Bazelle passed through
town Wednesday morning on his
return to Holbrook from Lake
ade' Delmar McLaws was the
chauffeur.
The school trustees of the Up
pefand Lower Showlow Districts
HVIo a meeting Wednesday to
tOnSlder the question of Consoli-
pauOn' The result is not yet
known.
IN Friday, Logan Jaques and
M Mr. Fletcher came as far as
'ao"loW |.. to meet Mr.. Jaques'
IuV' her mother, a sister and a
" 1O'ner. They had come from
'aOWflake !. in a car through the
storm.
a Next Sunday evening will be
" vvUOnIolnt and last session of the
~. ,yuug Mems and Young Wom-
.;. VI Mutual Improvement Asso-
4''On for the winter. An
n''eSung Nv. program is being
repaired |. and a large attendance
Stocked for.
,,. - We're extremely favored
Tn., n, Friday evening when the
o,,, .'udl Association of Shumway
,Ssssnted sSss a short program and
,ft.s fama' The Friendly Star"
j,na. ,er which all participated in &
tSiio hive One of the interesting
Sa S'SS < during the evening was
uanclng of Miss Jones. Dur.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-31

Last week in the report of the
st. Joe-Holbrook boys game of
basketball. we had the score
21 to 9 in favor of st. Joe, when
it should have read 81 to 9.
Sometimes one figure makes a
difference of a whole big lot
when it comes to counting.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-31

Messrs. Whitten and James,
formerly of Colorado, have leased
the sawmill at Pinedale. They
are said to be thorough mill men
and propose keeping lumber on
hand for the market at all times.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-31
INTER STAKE CONTEST
WILL START TODAY

Notwithstanding the rain and
snow yesterday, the contestants
from St. TJohns arrived, with
the exception of those who went
by the way of Holbrook to play
in the opera given there last
night. A much larger crowd,
of course, would have been here
to witness the two days festivi-
ties had the weather been decent.
The program is as follows:
Friday Morning
1O-100 Yard Dash.
10:10-1 Mile Run.
1920 -220 Yard Dash.
10:30-440 Yard Run.
10:4O-Low Hurdles 220 Yards.
10:50-Half Mile Run.
11-High Hurdles 120 Yards.
11:10-Mile Relay.
Afternoon
2o'clock Basket Ball Academy
Court.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-31
LOCALS
AND PERSONALS

Iamlly TO the ranch at Joppa for
the summer.
Frank Gillispie, the Pinedale
freighter, spent a few days in
town this week.
Riley Gardner, deputy game
warden, arrived in town Mon
day from Lakeside.
Charles Gardner of Holbrook
passed through town Monday en-
route home from Showlow.
Strawberry plants for sale at
80 cents per hundred. Jasper
Rhoton. Shumway, Arizona.
H. F. Bushman of st. Joseph
arrived in town Tuesday from a
trip in the south part of the
county with a travelling sales
man.
j. R. Treat, who has been vis-
iting at Lakeside with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. H. Larson, passed
through town Tuesday enroute
to his home in Flagstaff.
The new tennis courts on the
Academy campus are doing a
big business these days. No
real champions so far have been
developed-but just wait.
Whitney & James have leased
the Pinedale sawmill. and on any
bill accepted by them will be
filled in 10 days or 25 per cent
of purchase will be forfeited.
Mrs. L. Cross arrived from
Holbrook Monday for an extend
ed visit with her daughters, Mrs.
Pearl Gibson and Mrs. Nellie
Hunt. This is her first visit to
Snowflake in four months.
George Ramsay is home from
southern Arizona where he spent
the winter. George is afflicted
with the rheumatism but the
stay down there during the cold
months greatly benefited him.
Sheriff R. L. Newman was
visitor in town the first of the
week. The sheriff's Ford hav-
ing a distate for water, refused
to cross Cottonwood Wash, and
had to be roped and unwillingly
drug across.
Born, to the wife of Kenner
C. Kartchner, Sunday morning,
March 26, a daughter. Ranger
Kartchner felt so we'll pleased
over the new Miss that he pro-
duced the set 'em ups Monday
morning to the Forest office en-
ployes.
The Department of Commerce,
Washington, D. c., is sending
out circulars urging the saving
of old papers and rags. 1t has
been computed that $1,000 tons
of different kinds of paper are
manufactured daily in the u. S.,
but the material for making
same is becoming very scarce.
Here's an opportunity for some
Snowfaker to go into the junk
business and become rich. A
circular giving full details of
the proposition may be seen at
the local postofice.
Miss Sue Lionbarger gave
very delightful party at her
h m e Wednesday evening.
Games of various kinds were
played and good time enjoyed
by all present. A nice dainty
luncheon was served during the
evening. Miss Sue proved a
charming hostess and her guests
were sorry to see the hour of
parting arrive. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bern Glib
son, Mrs. Noble Rogers, Misses
Loie and Georgia Hunt, Nellie
Won Alta and Ruby Potter, and
Messrs. Marshall Flake, Cliff
and Leo Frost, George Reidhead
o0J III CorJVooV
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-31
Friday Evening

Friday Evening
Junior Girls Chorus
Invocation.
Junior Re-Told Story.
Violin Solo.
Junior Public Speaking.
Junior Piano Solo.
Senior Public Speaking.
Soprano Solos.
Saturday Morning
10:00-Hammer Throw.
10:20-Shot Put.
10:30-Dlscus Throw.
10:50-High Jump.
11:10-Broad Jump.
11-30-Pole Vault.
Afternoon
2::30 O'Clock Baseball.
Saturday Evening
Ladies Quartets.
Invocation.
Senior Re-Told Stories.
Male Quartets.
Double Mixed Quartets.
Senior Piano Solos.
Avanced Senior Public Speak
ng.
Baritone Solos.
Tenor Solos.
Decision of the judges.
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GrIoIa ldtiut elm anbdupmhtr 5n Itip;
mir gtbtn INNER nod In Der beriebritH
Ridtpna md6iis Dor. WtlAts Iinb ppbI
bic fratssii4sn Granb5uss blslr 9s.
pegnngT
sTeiH Iitber Dreunb - Iaefe GcctlsH5d
unb bdhit babei: Wtnn BIZ bod ipGrIt,
no Der pitffu padfl ~ Id lam bdrouI
naiiirtid niAt ndbtr tinqebtn. glur. To-
pitI fam Id Sbntn ptrraieH, bdb ij mid
iebt In gtplfem Gimme oer 3attii Ras
poIeons gtgeu autuiotp bsoisnt.4
9ds mar am IL. Ipdt Wabmilldgs.
ltnb bic GeTtsrrsiasr liebn niGt lodtr,
niht am 49,, niht am 49,, nod am 20.
ober q. Die Stolisner liefsn, ols Oh ss
iia nm Elm MdrdtbonrtnneR bdnoelle unb
tonnten MIR dusruben, ipsnn bic nafs
itiirmenosn Otittrrsi6sr anbislten, I'm
atem 5u I6opfen.
etcentuJa ihloB fih Itincr S1pFtrtn
an, inbem Ct borauslisf unb ais sr aus
idGis BEL BEN 5ip0litsn geriHteriiatler
boriibsrsiIte, rief sr i4m au; nWlsin Iiehr
Greunb ~"
sd ipsib i4on untsrbru9 ibn Der
3eitungAmanR 9ntuIolp uio Rupos
lepn!"
Qbtr Gcoelltn5d borie i'm ni6t mtbr,
@cteleuJa mar I9ou pitbsr cine Wleile
ipeiter riidpdrts feinem sroBen GrfoIge
nddqeeilt.
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@iMt Ohrleiat.
ass snaIiI4s Senior bat &c slnasnsat.


Gino bic eHsldnber nun egmilia ga,
luntsn ODER iinb Iie'S nidt3
Wel9s 6rdge - pir6 Der geI6dbit 2es
r Iagtu - natiirIid fnb Ft SaluuteB.
Gin ttugsr 3eitungsmanu Ut INNER
gang Der 4nii6t ieiner lieben Qtisr, unb
in bisiem Sale trTt redt: aud mir boItsn
bic GugIdnosr fir 9aauntsh qber mir
lno in nnierer bissbs 5igli6en Meinune
einiaermaben f6ipanienb ssporben +. /.
ni9t febr ipelsntIih, MUIR einigemaben.
llno bGs fam foIgenbermnbsn:
Gin aoIlege bat gsiteru - am %. Wlai
= sinen 9ritf leinss 9tubers BON 1 9.
M dra srbdlien. GiinFuHbIs65ig Gage
fiji eiHen Brief Don 40lH mad Qsp YDrtl
8ds 1T Elm psnig rsi9lid; ulerOinos
nidt ipenn Der Brief ii6er aonbon gtbt.
Giir bic poitbsrbinbung bid 2onbon III
bas fogar cine reht a6tbare atiitaug. Die
msiiten griefe brauheR erbtbliG LANCER;
bic msiIten 9riefe srrsi9ea ibren &sItims
munesort iiberbaupt ni9t.
(Stimme bes ae1ets: limb bd frdaen
Gle nod. Oh bic @ngIdnbtr SaIunten
Fn62"0
Bite. nidt 70 bditis 80. mir berret
ten es ia sdrnidt, naB bic GngIGuoer
6aluRten 1inb, tpollen nltr unleres leifen
3psiTsls Ssrr nsrben, ob Fe beilbdre ober
unbeilbare Sulunten iinS. llnb bieieu
3peifeL bat ebcn iener Brief aus BEN
sHinigen Sole" acknowledgements. 9a
9eiBt es:
oSeile mir bod mil, ob bieIer Brief
unO bic 3eitung in 3einen geIiB ges
lanst iinb, ba neuetbings bic SaIuns
len BON @ngldnber ipieOer ben Soudns
bern bic poft psei6nappsn."
Der Brief lit dngstommen; fGuberlih
aufgeidnitten unO idubsrIid sugttlebt .mS
BEN p~apierfrsifen, Der ben @ermerf
trdgt: Opened by the Censor"
0as @eii9t bdtten mir iebea noeen, dIs
Der engIif9s Senior bic Worte bon ben
9dlunten BON Gnsldnbern las -. leIen
muBte. Die Bemerflng muB Inn cine
bO1s @iertelfun6e peruriadt baden. Die
5aluntea, bic Gn8Idnber, bdtten bic Bot
ntggsIdnappt. 6oIts er nun ben Brief
einfd9, tpie 70 biele onbere, berl6niuben
laFen? Damn beitdtiete ct, bab bic gnqs
ldnber 5alunien Iias. St brIdnn fih
zines Gsinrr qnIidt nofD 9eFsren; ct
idloB ben 8rief, fdidte i'm peiter unO
beipies bomit Geiner @nIi4t na6), baB
bic Gnaldnbsr bo9anitdnbige Menfden
iinb unb It9 nidt frembes Gut d%neignen,
dllo teine 5aluuten iinb. SdtId6li4 BAT
er dher nun ben getpsis gmetisfsrt, baB tie
.pirtlih 6dIuntsn Fnb, ba fe frembe
8riefe ftebIen, 0ffneu, bur9leIen
Opened by the Censor" bds lit Der
9epeis i6rer Sa%luntsnnatur.
ergo Iietcr aeier, puiere 3peifef Tinb
6eIeitigt: bic oalunten bic GnqldnOer,
iin6 pirfli9 9alunten, sdr5 unItdHoige
6dlunten.
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ltibfn - biz qmHildner babtn bdruRitr,
5a Itioen, Bonn Der preis fir @aIoIln
unb @eiSin III 10 b,bentenp 0siiieesn,
bdb bic GDmpaibitH bet bornebmn 9trrs
IhdIiu In amtrita beoeniliA ms
Gdipanitn geritltn. 4n9 bic GDmpds
THEN Der Qmtriiunsr fir bic aailsrttn
b0rtn beim poriemonnaie auf; it bnben
ii@ bamii octrGIgt, bitle rtidm 6errs
i6atien, boB fs bic Mtbrtolten ibrtr pri,
bdien Decentralization auf ben preis ber
bon linen gslisftrisn Rriegsortittl 8ug,'
ihlogen babtn. @ds nennt mdTr uuss
gleihsnbt @eredtigieii.
Sn ben triegflbrtnben adnbern bsrrI@t
fem llsbsrflub an Gsn5in nnb @aioliH.
aber btr Neg bon amsrita fttbi ia ben
9ieftrdnten often, marum fol- man bn
iporen2 limb lie ipareu onh nift; nit
benz ibutn eigtuen aeiAtIinn mirtiaaften
brifpitIsreiic bic Gron5pItu friIh unb
munte7 barauf los. 9ab BEN 70 III bob
bies feline gebdfigs 9ebduptung unIsrsrs
ieits 1T, benefit cine StroBsnISens. bic
Charles 2eguidst I'm Barrier nMldtin-
idilbert:
Nm elmer Strdbensde In garis bdlt cine
bilfloIe MutobroI9te. Der Gubrsr
I9impft unb fluht = CT fam nitt iutis
ter, Ct lit nit isinem gen5inborrat az
@nos. 3ebn 2iitr 9en3in erbGlt isber
araft6roIntenfIbrtr tGsIi9 gegcn Is i'm
6ritbeu. @s 1T ntrllia unerbDri, biefer
8enSinmnnsel! Nie Ioa isbt Der @agsn
mad 6auIe gebra6t perben2 9o9 penn
bic aot am groBttH III $3.50. Gin Milis
tdrduto fdbrt borbsi, pirb d%ngerufen uno
bait. Der Wilitdrdutofahrer ipirb iiber
bic 8srlegenbeit isines 3ipiItolegen llns
terri9tst. 9~ersitpilig gibt CT ibm aus
Ieinsm eigensn gorrat bic 70 brineenb be-
notigte NisBge Benign, tr peigert ii9 fos
gar, 8e8ablune bufiir uH3unebmen.
sWo5u @elb bsrlan9en@, msint tr, .6n
i6 bds 8sn3iu ia Ionft bod in bic
9pffe ditten tDiirbe!~
nSn bic @oTe2' rift Der 4utobroIdens
fibre- entieBt. sSu bic @oFe2 8ds toits
bare Benign in bic goiIe fhiitten9 0os
9en5in. Oas in paris 70 feltsn if ME
@olo2!"
r3ia". msint Der Tlilitdrfa6r.r, mas
ipa man font bamit onfan0en2 Seoen
Morgen, bebpr mir bos militdrilde Depot
berldHen. miiFen mir u~nleren 8ensiRbes
batter Bis an ben Ranb fiiIen. Ob mir
bel ooer fptnis 5dbrtsn su erlebigtn bds
ben, if ppnTdnois slsingiiltig. Die
@oridrift berldnst 5iinung Bis gum
Ranb. ltn6 ipebe, uenn n6enbs Bel Der
Ridtebr bic @oreeItbten nod gtHsin In
Dem 8ebdlter finben! Damn betBt es mas
tiirIi6, baB man bh aufgetrageneu 6abre
ten niht erleoigt BAT. l1nb bdnn rfo7et
IS @e%rfparnungtH, QnIduau3er unb Strns
fen. Desbdlb, I'M allen STANDARDIZATION
ans benz Nsee au geben, giebt man
a6enb fir absnb bos ibrie asbliebcne
Benign in bic 9oFe. llnb bic gorgeIebs
ten inb sufrieOen!"
Der pWatin' 1T omar Elm 2iiaenblatt;
obsr e it sr bod nur. ipenn er gtgen bic
8eutIden los3iebt. lteber bic eiaeuen
Qtute. ilber bic goiIns tutrb tr bod teint
n~upabrbeiten berbreiten. Bitb 6p9
ni9t ibnen einen aei6tIinn an6i@ten
oas 6rdudt er audi midi, ben brliben Ye
aud cine bic giitige Mit9iIfe oes ,9tas
tin. limb bic G%truBsni5sne fpirb fdon
tdt uno nib I'M mineeften ii6ertrisben
fem.
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,,Avanti Savoye!"
Der srpFe miIitariide GrfOl0 Oer STA.
Iiener.

&c mar i'm nunberI60ntn Monnt Mai,
dls nidt MIR bic 9noIpen. fOnbern aud
bic StaIiener Iprangsn. limb atpdr am
IA. bss @onntmondta, Der Is alsrOiugs
fir bic Stdlisntr ni6t mar bic Sefsrs
rei6sr baitsn lire Sffenfibe begonnen.
i @eneraliTimus goborua fab nett
binter Der Gronl in feinem 3elt. gr
Ihimpfie einerieits iiber bas hunbss
miIera6le Detter: bic Sonne Idien nit
unqstriibter pradt uno Io6ts iber Stus
lien - uno bic StaIisner. ST iaimpfte
dnoererIeits iiber bic unaufri1tige arisgs
fiibrung Der 0eferreiher, bic cine gauge
8ompagnie 9enetianer eefnn9en genoms
men batten. Die aompagnie bate dbnungss
log ben Seferreihern segeniibsrgeteeen;
bic italieHiIdsn Offiaiere bdtteu sbsnio
abnungslos NIT ieintm @soanten an cine
|0ffsnfps etbodt als ii9 pI0blid aus Der
1IterreihiIden Sttaung Elm SFfi3ier ers
FOB, beioe 6dnbe an ben Mlunb bieIt un6
briiate: ygamerisrt, 5ablenii"
porauf bic gefammte Rompagnie siligft
81 ibm bin lief anb sefangen stnpmHlsn
purbe.
GctelItnSa tparn ihlshtefter 2aune =
feline 2eute tpdrsn uusgerthen iDie dltss
6dafgfeoer absr Geceasnad barfte
1ib nihts msritn IaFen unD Oeriiherte
ldut, bumit q bic Beridtsrtutter ia
bSren muBten. baB bas tapfere itdIienii4e
Deer ipiebsr sinsn eroBen miltdrif4en
GrfoIq errunasn babe. Glf bon ben spolf
Grisaaberi6terfatterR ttIeeruphisrten aud
IN bitIem Ginnt an ibre 3eitungen in
Rom, p1ris, 9onbon, 9ep gort urb
grpbibenee.
Der 3polfte tat ni6ts SereIeidtn, btnn
Der 3fp6lfie mar = fpis gcttlen8a iebr
bsutIi1 bahte - Elm Snie....r Frdete
subieL - bic gtute linb gefdhrlid. Der
3DDlfEe fragile Gectlsnsd: .unIere tdpfes
rem StdIisner bdtsn iiH bod beuts ttpGs
pl6bli9 aus ibrea Ste1iingen D~sripurloit.
@ectaen3d, i9 bin tein Solbat; ertldren
Sie mir. Bite. inpisfsrn bieIer Mitaus
Elm GROCER miIitGriIhsr GrfoIs mar
.Mein liebsr Jreunb - fdgts gcttlen3a
aHb hdhte babel: Sur bid ber 9suFsl! -
i6 barf bariibsr feline nlbers Qaftlarune
gebeu /. =. Gle nifsn bod, firategifAer
Riid5ug ID mill Sbnen muir fObiel
anDsrtrauen, bab id in aetpiHsm SHINE
bic ate 1attit autuIotps segen Ndpolson
ben Griten dHtuenbe."
v2lb!4 mtgteutte Der arisssIprreipons
bent unb CAB fd bomft SuFriebsn.
0as fpar am IA. Qbenbs. - am H.,
is. unb IL. issten bic Sefsrreidsr ibren
8ormarT9 unb bic StaIiensr ihrsn Riids
aug fort 49,. fe tuttn bas beibtrfeits mit
5unebmenber gsidpinbigfeit. Au1 Gcs
cslen3a bate e siIig; sufdlis trdf Der
8noIfte 9sridtrItatttr niebsr NIT ibm
5aiammen:
seteslsnsd, unisr GROCER miIiidriIaer
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ptr 8aralOn9mantt
Cine 1iIturiide Grinnerang ait 2Drb
3eLiun.


Der a8urnlone" San lit nod nidt bers
geilen. Der ptro @enerdti0nen iibers
batterrl. llnb btrgeFen tpirb man aua
nidt, odB Der 8ortfi9rer Der .0umdnitdt
ni9ts getdn Fat, nm Die enaliiden Morbs
geIellen bes p8aroiong", bic ii9 nod boz
nit briiiieten, Oab ie 6iIFloie, beripunbete,
ertrintenoe beutide WdtroIen tdItbfiitiq
abi9oEen tpie SdIen bel elmer 8rei6iaqb.
Der a8araIong1 Jan TT cine Nus
nubmea Wit 8erlaub. bos III CT ni6t.
Der sgarulong' Sal 1T tbfii9 fir eng
lamb. Der &apiidn bes Sing Stepben"
Der fih fpeigerte bic MdnnIdaft bes ge=
Ideiterten Zeppelin IS 10" gu retten, Der
breiBis Weniden feige e%rtrinten IieB, neil
CT Ii9 fiirhtete, baB bic enttrdFteten mGnz
ntr i'm llnb feline Qeute ibtripdItigsn
iDnnten, lit Elm anberer @trtreter oss
r8arafong4 s8sidIedtes.
Die Gngldnber, bic in Dublin irifdc
patrioten erIdoFeu, bic b~ertpunbete ST.
linoer an bic Wauer lebnten, neil tie ni6t
me9r bic Strait bdttsn, iid duf ibren geiz
men 80 bnlten. unb bic bieIe 9eripunbeten
talten Blutes niebertndlten, bus iinh ale,
sg%aralong' sMdnner.
Sobn Bul, Der 8drdIpnsmdnn - Der
bic Gralten unb ainber 9sutIhldnbs,
Milionen Grauen uno Rinber unb @retIe
gum 6ungertobt berurteilen tponte.
limb 8aralongHanu tit Sohn Bull inns
mer gefpeIen, i'm 9urenIonpe, in @gnpten,
in Snhien, in SrIanb unb i'm eigenen
Qdnbe.
Die gtr6i6ts benefit e, bab bic
M6rber BON .8drdlong" edte Gngtdnber
paren, tbpii9e g~ngldnber, bic rebten
GproFen bes alien Stammes. SIN 4rdib
bes bdnifhen auspdrtigtn Mmtes tDirb
Elm Brief bes aorb glslIon aus osm Sabre
1901 a~uf6epubrt, Der bieien eblen 9prb
uno tngIiI9en Rationdl6eloen uls tpiirbis
gen 9orfabrtr Der 9ardlcngmOrber tenrs
8sifnet.
Qm 2. @prtl 1901 maj bic engIiIde
6lotte, bic aopenbdgen dngriff, bur9 bic
beranterten oduiiden @difFe in cine ses
fGbrlihe Gituotion getomnen. ga Idrieb
nsIIon an ben odniIhen 4ronprinatn ben
folgenoen 8robbrisf, befen aidiihtslos
Fateit benefit, mtlher Msittsl GnsIanb ii1
bebieute. nsnn "a nit Wuffengepult nihts
errei9en fonnte:
.2orb RelIon BAT 8efehl. 9dnemarE 81
fhonen, fpenn Is nidt Idngtr @iberitdno
%leiItet; tpenn aber oas Geuern Ieitens Ddz
nemorfs fortgsIeBt perbsn iOllts, piro
aorb gelIon g%c8tpuusen fem, ale BON
ibm genommenen fdtpimmenOeH gotterieu
in 8raHb gu ffeden, obue buB er bic Maht
Bate, bic tapftren 9dnen. bic ie perteibigt
baben, al reiten. @s1eben an gorb g.
I. Gdiff .GIepbdnt". Rtsbe unb aos
psn6aaen, 2. april 1901. ReIIon, @i5eabs
mirol unter BEN 8efebl bes Qbmirals Sir
6bbe Barrier. On bic griiber Der Gngs
Timber. bic 9dnen."
Die 8riibtr, bic G~u9ldnbsr! -. Rette
griioer! Qls @riiber bielslben tdltbliiti9en
Morber pie uls @ettcrn. g~dralcngmdns
! nsr - nsitsr ui9ts. SIN SABRE 1901 bies
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Wiuinst I'm aabinei BON StfferioH Daf
bis. Mds mar e. gsmtim fiir q Wlnls
ha9 1InonSmiuiHgr2 goIImsittr2 @ents
rdldnmalt2 DER mar gelutIen
IN bic gtbs
Bids, 100 oubtr SnIstienprlDsr babtn pitr
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fir gcIoret. boB bic dIliierten alienten ar
bttIem piatigsn MattriuI niht WdAgel
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bideR 8erta uttb elmer rotten RaIe2
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bic rote Ya1e BON Srinien.
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@tanbe. 2aHsn eli e. iid sltia IomneB.
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Gin gisrtsiahnbdsn bslm Barber.

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-02
TURKEY DINNER Will COST
Is PER CENT MORE TODAY

de resistance, is going to be abnormal
ly high this year. The principals Of the
Thanksgiving day festive board are
scarcer than the proverbial hens teeth
this year and the price consequently
will be substantially higher to say
the least. Chickens second choice for
the Turkey Day meal, will be about
normal in price.
Mrs. Richmond, armed with market
basket Of usual size and pocketbook
of no bulkier proportions than last
year will be forced to economic ex-
ceedingly if she entertains hopes of
holding the grocery bill to reasonable
proportions. With few exceptions all
of the staple food articles have ad-
vanced more or less.
Eggs and sugar, imperatives in the
success of the Thanksgiving Day din
ner, have advanced thirty and twenty
Ave per cent. respectively. Potatoes,
and other staple edibles keep pace
with the advances scored by pastries
and other -four products.
The housewife, however, may be
thankful to certain extent. Sweet
potatoes, cranberries and celery,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-02

Thanksgiving Day necessities, remain
practically the same IN price
The following table gives Mrs. Rich
mond an idea of what might be ex'
pected in the way of financial outlay
in preparation for the Thanksgiving
Day meal:
Turkeys, per pound. 80 to 35c.
Chickens, per pound, rs to 30c.
Oysters, per quart, Zoe.
Sweet potatoes, small measure. loo
Irish potatoes, small measure, 15c.
Eggs, per dozen, 3S to Acc.
Sugar, per pound. 13c.
Cranberries, per quart, 10c.
Celery, per bunch, to Ice.
The minimum cost will be not lesa
than $500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-02
BIG SELLING
SENDS WHEAT
PRICES HIGH

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Weakness in the
northwest led to considerable selling
OF wheat at the start today and a
slight decline, but the offerings were
absorbed quickly and within a half
hour prices had rallied rs above last
nights inside figures.
Corn trade was slow in starting with
the volume the small the smallest in
some time. Offerings were not large
were Y to 70 cents lower, but advanc-
ed y cents later.
Oats were moderately easy. Provis-
ions were rather quiet and lower
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-02

Fittingly to observe Thanksgiving
Day, November 80, this year, 1t will
take quite bit of optimism and still
more money for taking It as whole
the feature event of the Thanksgiving
Day programme Thanksgiving Day
dinner-is going to be somewhat in the
nature of luxury this year.
A careful compilation of figures hav-
Ing to do with such Thanksgiving Day
essentials as turkeys, sweet potatoes,
pumpkin pie and oyster dressing,
brings forth the fact that Thanksgiv-
ing Day, 1916, will be just about
twenty-five percent more expensive
than the observance of the same day
in 1915.
In the first place turkey, the piece