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Evening journal., 1916-06-08
WAS 4MONKEYv BURGLAR ALARM

Some excitement was caused at
Sixth and Market streets about IL
o'clock last night when a burglar
alarm at the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company building began ring
ing. Several patrolmen hurried to
the bank where il was found that a
watchman had set off the alarm by
raising a window.
Evening journal., 1916-06-08
SUPERIOR COURT ADJOURNS.

Superior Court yesterday afternoon
adjourned until September. A jury
OF inQuisition will assess damages
in the case of Maxwell Motor Sales
Corporation VS.. Edward Krause. Judg-
ment was given for the plaintiff he
cause OF non-appearance The claim
is for $500 for goods sold and dc
livered
Evening journal., 1916-06-08
Hairs Quickly Vanish
After This Treatment
(Helps TO Beauty

Science has aided in simplifying the
banlshing OF hairy growths from the
face, and according TO a beauty spe-
ciallst. the most effective treatment
yet devised consists OF applying a
delatone paste to the hairy surface
for . or minutes The paste Is
made by mixing some water with a
little powdered delatone. When this
paste Is removed and the skin wash
ed every trace Of hair has vanished.
BE sure 10 get real delatone.
Evening journal., 1916-06-08

time
The date OF the birthday party and
social which is being arranged by the
women of the churc mas been changed
from June IS 10 June I4
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Holmes, OF
JonkintOwn. spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Maclary.
Mrs. w f. GroOme has returned home
after attending her sons graduation
from SwarthmOre Prem. school
Mrs. Rebccca Valentine and Miss
Clara B. Weldin have left for a short
trip through Georgia and Florida
Evening journal., 1916-06-08
FEAST OF PENTECOST.

Sunday will mark the Feast of
Pentecost and will be observed in the
Catholic churches of the city. The
annual retreat OF the knights of
Columbus will begin that day in the
Cathedral
Evening journal., 1916-06-08

Whether you are a loser or a finder,
use the Lost and Found Column and
you will get back your goods or have
a clear conscience.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-06-08
mo RESTLESSNESS OR BACKACHE TO- NIGHT F.! "
Kidney, Bladder Acid TrsubIes Bring
Misery Many.

kidneys weak filters do
the blood sufficiently and the carried all of the
follow Depression. Aches Pains Heayn DrOwsnes
Evening journal., 1916-06-08

the local druggists for it
that of suspect our kidneys ever
that something Like all filters h
frequently package of "Anurc however
give symptom
of nahds Hotel Buffalo N Y
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
WILSON PLANS
HIS CAMPAIGN
Through Addresses at Shadow Lawn
and Letters Expects to Give Views
to Country.

Long Branch, N. 1.-THE part Pres
ident Wilson is to take in the cam
paign for his reelection was discussed
here Thursday by the president, Sec
rotary of the Treasury McAdoo and
Secretary Tumulty.
The president will begin his porch
campaign" at Shadow Lawn next
week. Although he has decided to
make no speeches away from here ex-
cept before non-partisan organiza-
tions, his political advisers said Thurs
day the president expected to be able
to get his views before the country eff
fectively.
The campaign for reelection of the
president will follow the lines of his
speech of acceptance. Through
speeches to delegations here and
through letters, he will amplify points
made in that address, and will accept
the challenge of Charles E. Hughes,
the Republican nominee, on the issue
created by the settlement of the re-
Gently threatened railroad strike.
Mr.. Wilson also has decided to de-
vote himself strictly to telling of the
achievements of his administration.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19

and cold water, and making other i'm
provements the total of which repre-
sents the outlay of several hundred
dollars.
c. L. Reynolds bought two fifty-foot
lots on North Broadway this week and
will begin the erection of a modern
home thereon at once.
A. c. Kohles, who has been the
agent of the Grand Union Tea COM
pany in Bull for nearly year, has
given up the agency, and with his
family will move to Twin Falls this
week. E. G. VAIL, who has been con-
Quoting grocery in the same build
ing, will discontinue it, but has not
yet decided what he will do. He may
remain here.
Mrs. Ida Bedell, who has been Wis
iting at the c. E. Long home during
the summer months, was given a sur
prise last Saturday evening by Mrs.
Long and the neighbors. About thirty
guests were present and they had a
delightful time. Refreshments were
served, and Mrs. Bedell was presented
with silver spoon as a remembrance
of the occasion.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
TWIN FALLS ACCORDED
THE FIRST POSITION
Pacific Coast Manufacturer Places
Glover Seed Shipment ut Head Of
Idaho News.

Twin Falls occupied the first place
in the weekly list of items relative to
the development of Idaho, published
in the Pacific Coast Manufacturer of
Portland last week, the $4,000 ship
ment of clover seed from this city to
Milwaukee being accorded the posi-
tion of honor. The story of the de-
velopment of the state for the week
is told as follows:
Twin Falls-First carload of clover
seed goes to Milwaukee and brings
$6O00 This seed crop last year
brought the Twin Falls country over
$1,OOO,OO0.
Caldwell has gained the name OF
being one of the livestock centers OF
the United States. Thirty-two car
loads of horses were sold last week
Strevell, a town of seventy-five fam
lilies, gives two-day celebration at
tended by 1000 people.
Midvale-A regular building boom
seems to be on here.
Reconstruction work or
johnson railroad progressing.
State board of equalization makes
substantial reductions in assessed
valuations of railroads and power
companies in accordance with genera
reduction made on realty and timber
lands.
Priest River-Nickel Plate mine
erecting sawmill.
Lewiston-Clearwate Timber Co
increases capitalization from $500,00C
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19

to $9,OOO,OOO and will begin extensive
operations.
Hailey-Engineer arrives to take
charge of construction of Vienna Con-
solidated mines and the machinery is
on the way from the east.
Wallace-It is reported that bids for
construction of branch of O.-W. r. &
N. up Carbon creek are being consid-
cred.
Hooper-Peter McGrigor sells forty
carloads of sheep comprising $4,000
animals, in Chicago, for $4,000.
Paris-Humming Bird mine has
been put in operation and will con-
tinue until snow prevents.
Kamiah-W. A. Saunders has pur-
chased machinery for shingle mill
which he will install near Glenwood
postoffice.
The total equalized valuation of
property in the state for 1916 is $751;
3,39713, or decrease of $4,857 ,927.-
II over 1915.
According to reports just issued the
valuation of Idaho's mineral products
for 1915 was 33,32S,930 from gold
silver, copper, lead and zinc, as
against $24,645,S4S in 1914 Shoshone
country produced $30,119 APO of the
total.
A survey of that section of the nortf
and south highway connecting Grange
vile with the Lewis county line has
been authorized by state highway en-
gineer.
Idaho's share of receipts from ma
tional forest reserve for school ant
road purposes this year will be $87,
395.79.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
PREDICTS VICTORY
FOR THE DEMOCRATS

BOISE-That north Idaho will pile
up a substantial Democratic majority
for both the state and national ticket
at the coming election in November, is
the prediction of George w. Tannahill,
a prominent north Idaho attorney, who
is in the city on business before the
state bank examiner Mr.. Tannahill
states as significant fact concern
ing the interest which the Republicans
are taking in politics this year that at
Lewiston, while there was no contest
on in the Democratic party, there
were more Democratic votes cast at
the primary election than were cast
by the Republicans.-Cap News
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
Bull NeLOS
(From Bull Pioneer)


Bull is experiencing home build
ing boom and many substantial houses
are being erected round town and in
the adjoining subdivisions. Parties
building for renting purposes have no
difficulty in securing tenants and
many of the homes have been rented
before construction work has been
started.
Wednesday afternoon at 300 o'clock
Miss Ruth Olsen was united in mar
riage to Glen Gould, at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Laura Olsen,
on 18th avenue. The wedding was at
tended only by relatives of the young
couple and was conducted by Rev.
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Gould left that
evening for southern Utah and Ne
vada, where they will visit for several
weeks. They will be at home to their
friends after October LIST
Postoffice Inspector H. e. Ballard
was in Bull this week to make a re-
port to the department on the new
city delivery which Bull is entitled to-
The granting of city carriers is based
on mail receipts of the postoffice.
While here Mr.. Ballard stated that he
believed Bull was the smallest city
in the country to be given city deliy-
cry. Mr.. Ballard also said that the
only thing that would delay putting in
the carrier system was the lack of
street crossings throughout the city.
Herman Anderson is erecting an ad-
dition to his pool hall in the rear,
which will be used as bath room,
says the Bull Pioneer. He is also
connecting the barber shop with hot
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
CONCRETE SHIP FLOATED.

CHRISTIANIA, via London-A new
type of ship has arrived here from the
shipyards of Christianiafjord. The
ship, which resembles a huge barge,
is constructed entirely of concrete, ex-
cept for the ribs, which are steel, is
the first stone vessel ever floated. 1t
is said that the hull will resist dam
age better than steel or wood and that
the ship therefore is safer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-16

&crr @us Gdcrrlalln Don 9lp.
1888 Soma StroBc iciert am 6citi-
,gcll Gage Icincu 81. @eburtstag.
Scrr gdernlann ml1roe ON 16. Mdr5
1882 in Glltill in SlOen5llrg gcborcn
nlro fanl alll IL. Slnll ocs Sabrcs
1852 iibcr 9telp Orleans ill9 Salo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-16
3>h>G<peterl ens5 Sons
,ricfbcn @ereinig,,ny geiteiIte @eiad,

bcricfbcn @ereinig,,lg geiteiite @eiud,
cit.
alderman, @atcrn1all ltellte oen
astrag, oieie Ml,eeleaenbeit int ser
,sibllng. aln Montag Nbe,to alt re-
gelns mdbrerl0 alderman &artpig
unf ioforfiger gbitimn1ung beltano.
Die N6ltimmllng ilber alderman
@atermall's Il1trag ergab bier replt=
.blifaniide Mlbermen fir u1tb bier be=
n1ofratiide Moernen sceert oer1 g,1=
trag unO 9iirgern1eilter Wl1eller cl1t=
ldie0 3u @unjten Der Mcpl,blifaltcr.
Captain Sbire BON Oer11el1elt Sell=
e~rpe6rlpad)e al Ser Slt Occult 5tra=
&c erflartc benz @nl1=SlliMftor @ra=
'bam l1adD Sd)lllB Der Gerlammllrng,
Dob feir1 gSdlaltd5- lllto 2eitermagell
aus bcr linn lt~nteritellten @ad)c nod
Ser alten 'aSeuertpebrmod)e iibertragerl
1pitr0c.
Ger &ot1traft fir sic Concrete
Gf%laiterung Der giirgerlteige ser
.Drei neutrality-suspicious. mlrbe fir bas
fonln1en6e Sabr Der Soma Gonitrllc=
.tion ltnb engineering Company iiber=
Diejen, oeren sl11gebot NIT 10 Gents
per AuaOratfuB bas lrieorig1te mar,
meldes eingelaufen NOR.
@cin GDliscifommiHGr crnamlt..
Ser ermartete aarnpf Inn Sic Gr-
ncn11lt1g eines 1%1eliel1 4oli5ei= nnb
Jeuer folnmiliars an Stele oes jesi=
gen &ommiIfars @enrp Saeger blie6
aus.
SIM 9aufe bes geItrigen Cages
apltroe Oas @eriiht sirflrlirt, 8iirger-
meilter Mlireo s. Mflleller tpiiroe Sen
jebigel1 alderman Ser 5. @arD, 1reb
Fisherman, gum aomniii1r an Stel=
le bon Serrn SSaeger, belien 6idbri=
ger Iermill iebt abeelaufe1 lit, Ell,
nenl,en. 8iirgermeifter sMslleller blieb
elmer acknowledgement gbarafter-
eigenid}aft trel1, nlS CT Das @eriid}t
peoer bejabte nod perlteinte. SIN
2aufe oes Nad1nittags aber fa1oer1
aaufl,lie Der Mloer11len itatt, sic ct
gaben, 6aB cine @rnen1llllg bes sM.
herman @atern1alt 5llnt Npli5ei= inns
5euerfommiiidr mdt beitatigt mer.
ben Diir6e, oa nilBer ben bemofrati.
lden aloern1el1 iiA Dppoiition III oe1
eigenen 8artei einitellte. BeiDc Sci
ten iiro ait-einitimmig SIT @unlter
Der Wieoerernelulltt1g bes &ommii
liars Senrp Saeger ullb gegen Sic St.
nennu1,g poa, 6reo @aterlna,l. Git
ltarfiie Gppoiition segen 4loermar
Fisherman fam aus iei1er eigener
@arn.
@iirgermeiiter Mueler fat politit
erflart, aoinmiiIar Saeger's 5fal>
au bole,,, ebe ct utls Sem gtnte idei
De. 6err Saeger 1pllrbe inter bel
COMMUNICATION oes @iirgcrmeilters
Scott gum aornmiiiatir ernaunt. sns
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-16

alls Sen Sdorniteinur irgeno cinrs
@ebdltocs ober irgello elmer outage
il1lterbalb Ser Stobt Iadrlltprt miro
oils @en1enlibaoen erflart.
Gent @iiraerneilter miro Mrteri=
TIT gegcbeu, ainen1 nDer n1ebrere $50
li5iiten 81 crnelulelt, bic in Der 81
genldaft als &alid Snlreftoren fl1l1=
giren aperoen. InBerOent miro 0as
StaOtpbcrDaltpt cine &olnmilltpll bon
fiilf Mitglieoern erneullett, bic nit
oen Goud) Sltipeftorelt genei1id)aft=
lid} th1tig lein, @prldlagc ul0 Sheen
STR grreidrng oes feitgelcsten Sic
les e1tgegennebmel1 ll1o al,sfitbren
Iol. 9ei Der Grridtl1ng poer Mepa=
ratl1r bon Sdornlteinen lu1O Sd)lo=
ten ntiilien @l6ne nr1o Spe5iiifatio-
illelt IN Ser Office 0es itaotiihen gal1z
Sl1ipeftors binterlsgt meroen, mclder
lta6 Hritfl11g ell1ell Grlal1bniBidJeilt
n1slteqem miro. Die @ebiibr iiir
Nriitung 1lel1er Sd)orl1itcine, fir 9ie=
p%araturell l,llp. betr1gt $3.50. Die
Hamd=&omniIiipn fat Dem Staot=
ratb einen %ja6rlid,el1 geridt 51 INT!
terbreiten. IF
&crsrDkcrln9 Der Jcncruc6r.
SIM giltflong nit scr bon, Yiirger-
meilter Mlfreo s. Ml1eQer altgereg-
ten S6ee 5lltlr slllfriiden in Die Ga<
tcnflaIie 3lpei bes Natioral 9oarb
pf Sire Underwriters ml1roe geiterlr
glbeno BON alderman at large 9ia
@olb bie folgcn0e Telolutio1l mter=
breitet:
al1gebpte mls5uIdreiben sur Mn=
ld)afiullg eincs slutomobils, beltebeno
aus GlmpmaIdil1e 11no lShlaudma<
gen NIT elmer aapa5itat bon 1000
@allo,ten per Stu11De.
Serner fir Elm Nl1tompbil, bette
berb aus elmer denilden engine lll1o
Sd)lalldtpagen iomie eillenl oreileiti=
gen Ibllrm nlb fleinercn Mpparatell
8elagte Mpparate iollelt ben i'm
Ne5ember 1915 rmterbreiteten M11=
foroerrngel ocs Soma Hatiltg 8u-
reulls e1tlpred)en.
u. 5arriion ctr. 9lif'n prutcitirt.
Mlbcrmalt @artlpig bon oer bier.
ten Waro perlas eill Don Sen Beam=
ten u1lo aomitemitglieoern u1iter.
5pidnetes 5dreiben Der Nortb @ar,
rilpn Street glliineB Mel's @iIocia.
ton. Ias Sdreibcn biloeti elmer
9rotelt gege1 Die 8erlegung Del
Spuerlpebrlpade in SEQ. 1881 &arri
on StraBe l1ad) Ser Sit Occult Str
lub erintt, DOB in Nnbetradt bel
Germebrl1ng ser 1%euertpcbr ein Sci
ter mo Sdlalldmagen al1s Ser nell
len 5elernebrlpad)e nod Ser otter
Buhe 5uriidgebradt miro. OLDER
man at large @oid brad)tc ei1en Mi
roritatsberidt iiber oas frii6er BOZ
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-16
eicben @cbnrtcl1 apnaemeIoct.

S1t Scr Office oes Staotclerfs SIR
80 W'pellcr lpnrben geltern Die fol=
gcrloen liebcn @eburterl angcnleloet:
IA. 5ebr. SEER ltno 6rall Jrao
8iiber, Sis @elt 8. StraBe, anaN.
%. 6e6r. Serr ullo Gralt Is.
S. @anrber, 1856 8eit a! straBe,
MsdiodJelt.
3. Miair5j SEER llllo 5rar 5reo
Wegcr, 1916 2ibertp Str. Mabd)c1.
6. Mtir5. SEER INTO 6rall ). 30.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-16
5taot nub Gounn,
9onnerahg, Den 16. MdrS.
sIeius stunt=N saigiciten.
9ei &uiten, GrfaItul1aer uip.
l1aier 9rulttbee, GruItpaitiqen uno
Suitenbal Jam. Hiepe's Ipotbefe.

Sscrr Gus Gdcrlnaln Don Ap.
1888 Soma StroBe iciert am bcilti
ogrll Gage lcincn 81. @eburtstag.
Scrr Gdernlann lullroe ON 16. Mar5
1882 in Gutill in SloclMtrg gcborcll
llro fanl alll IL. Sllni ocs Sa6rcs
1852 ilbcr 9iem Orleans ills Salo.
Gas @odcnblatt yShc Mclien=
ger" III SeGIoire bot icill Gr'd)eincll
ciugcltclt. @eraltsgcber mar @. :.
Soil Don Gprt Spror, 81. Sn Der
lcbtcu Sibltllg Ser Sllpcrniiorcn6e=
b6roc muroe Gin @elltd) oes @cral,s=
gebers. Bic pffi5iellen @erbalollu1gc1
Scr Sltpcrpiiorcnbeboroe filr cil1 lpcl=
terrs Sahr SIT brillaen, abldlagia be-
idicocn, lpas l1ll5mcifclhaft ben Gllt=
idlllb, bas Slattle cirtgebcl 5l lal-
len, sur SSulge aeba6t bot.
,Slt Ser Office ocs 8rlmoblld)=
fil6rcrs Irallf @olnl pltrOcl acltcrn
bic snforporirlnlasartifel Der u@ap.
ioltas @anle Grclerpc" sur Gad,tllng
luro Gigllrng BON @cbiet fiir 3ild)=
tll1g bon allcr slrtcn Iiidlen, @eflil=
Gel, Gogcln lulo allocrell Shiercn lllt-
ter sen @eieben Ser @llnocsrcgierung
biltterlcgt. Die @cielidaft bot feil1
9%lftienfopitaI. Tic Sireftorenbcb0r=
sc bcitcht aus Ben @errcn So. $.
Gal, Gattcn, V. s.. &orn, Gbas. :.
&inot, 2pltis $. 5hicoe, Galll 2ago=
luarci1o, Srping s. 9eorlpooOo, 2.
s. Scribner, Ilbert 2agonareilao,
CHARLES &orll, 6. DC. Sbarol1.
9nl llddJltclt Solurtag tint 10
llbr Mprgells miro 81. H%aoenbauien
cinen Gortrag iiber uTorben l1no
SSairben" boltcn fir sic &illoer Ser
1Srcicn Telttid1cn 5dlllaeneinoe. Ir.
Gaocnhaltlen miro Sen &ilDerl1 erfla=
ren ullo 5eigen, mic Iarbe sum- slll=
ltreiden lll1o 5ltl1 Iorben bon Seioe
rn1o anOcren Stoffcll bereitct miro.
IS miro bas iid)cr eill intcrelia1ter
Gortrag merrel llllo iollten alle &ill=
Der nddyiten Sonataa al1meielio ieill.
Die &iloer limo alldJ a%ltfgefprOert,
lire flcincn Nreltltoc iomic lire 81
tern llllo dltercl Trcll1oe mit5ltbrill=
gen.
Glerf Ireo Irieobolot Don osr
GchGrGc iiir nfientlid]e Mrbeitel1 bot
aritcrn Sir iplaelloell Gnllerlauhl1iB=
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thiillttr, 6. =. @ildler &olltroftor
fir Gin 5lucilt1diaes @ob1balls in
9tp. 1901 llnipn Strabc sum- &oltell=
anilponb BON $4,000: 8. 6. Morc=
hollla Gigc11tbiiner nno 81 8. @iltf=
Ter &olltruftnr fiir eire1 l1n1bau int
9tp. 1901 Irelnpl1t Mrelll1c 5l1r1 So
Iienollfpallo bon $4,000 uno
lhlicBlih s. q. sfcllep gigentbiimer
lu1b 6. &. @lndler &%iontroftor fir
eillell llnlball on Ser IA. StraBe 5mi=
'd1ell grioge ulD Garcp.
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pellport bat iidj bcreit erflart, mo-
llatlid) S1.0O bis sltm SGlub oes
arieaes iiir Nas Ir,tidJe m1o .Sei ter
rcid)iide Motbc arelt5 SIT 5cidrncl1 ll1b
bat geitern $500 in Ser @eid1afts=
ltclle Oicicr 3eitlllg fiir bic 1lad)ltelt
fiillf M1oratc bepullirt. @er fplgt
leincm geiipicl2
@eltreiftc Gapctc, bci @itt=
mer's.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-16

@iireerneiitcr~~sN etreacr cs Dor bier
Sabren nnternebmelt mollte, Scout
miiiar Sacger aus Dem gmte SIT britt
gen, mllroe cr boll Bent %bcnlofrati=
id)en StaStratD nid)t alnterltibt. Die
6rage Der grlreHnlrlg aines 8oIi5ei=
Into sSeuerfontmiilars miro eins Ser
il1terelianteI ten Sbematas ibei Ser n1n
M1ontag aben0 ltattfinoenoen Stoot-
ratbs- Siblt1g bil0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-16

Seftentl. gslclld)fllllg 44,OOO
Maler1l1lethe 39,Ooo
@crbe1lerrul9cn ls,ooO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1000
sapers 2l,ooo
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llltgepflallerte StraBel=
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Soll0 3o,OUo.
=
Sotal .S4S1, 300
Iiele Slnlne lit ll11aefabr ebenlo
bod rep. niebrig OILS bic geriplll1-
gltr1gslllnlnle Der lesten be1oell Sabre
unb tint Elm 9eoel1teltoes 11leort9er
als ple Seflptl!9lll19 pes Sa9res
a 40. aus e. ~ ,4sNl a,S eH,enl
u.''s =, e e.;,,all W. So', aa;rt6-
sIls NV u%'st.uylt.s' nu vs., ,np DsA anSanap-
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,ehn 11eue1 ,se,termehrIe,1ten smccs
S(ufriidelrs in loie alalle 5lpei Ser
Observation-Disclosures cine Mebr=
permiaiallng at be5eidJnen mQr.
Bic aeaenmartiec Ste,errate be-
trdot 1S'Weile. Sic RStelterrate miro
inn sSltli feltaelabt, nlo Biiraermei=
tier Mlleller mar init Sen Mitslie=
BERN oes staafrathes DER A1tl1dt,
olele stelterrate rldlt 5lt erbope't.
Sfaetauai)l.
Sllr ole ON iSolll1apel1o, petl l.
Aprll, 1fa~ftflnosltoe s%taotpaDl lll1o
DIE tni9elloel Wal)llofale felfgeleef
u''o seo'''iele lpoppc''.
mr.
- ~
|. 9re51lltt Madbaapf Nool
Jlpo1nL 2oo2 aele9rapD Stono.
=. Nre51nft n 9lrlpel 9oille,
Solpea 11fio N1rfpel StfaBe.
.: Rre5llltt S1a1ads 9aue,
io4o Ssell o. sllobe.
=. @dro.
1. Gre5inft TriellblD Souic,
3. 1tlo IaDlor Strabc.
9. Ereainft S. @rplon'S So
loon, 1902 @elt Z. StraBe.
.. Nre5llldt 10y yeo dd 1aoet1=
l SDl''Vuuo ~ aoo1 S'u'9''9lD' ~.
o..SS { y.
/. Nre5lllft 8anlld)e gruoer:
l6o1tsbole, 607=609 8elt 4. Str.
2. Nre5ll1ft Neboer'S Grocery,
632 @eit 8. StraBe.
.. 4re5ll1ft M1delmann's Gro
cerp, ooo gselt u. S1raBe.
a. WarD.
/. 9re5inft - Mr1orp SaGe, 100
Meit 5. 5traBe.
9. 9re5inft - 9aaerrQ11m. 7O4
Sorriion stroBe.
3. 9re5i1ft 6reo Mortens'
Flat, 1903 &arriion Strabe.
5, @or0.
1. Gresinft - ain1bol !Sote(, a.
h'lo Eerro SfraBe,
s13 Us pcs In;ra ,9tro gel'ppuV
. msaa Sllube
~ 17 tl;o M|o,,,o t1trase Oro'e'
~ i'2o op'pa S1raBe.
- ~ ~, ~
al ~ it' @Sina. Si T4us
VT ~ otlpeL SlluBe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-16

OF Des Moines, Ia, said, in an inter-
view today,
IF each person in this country would
take an occasional laxative dose, our
hospitals would lose thousands upon
thousands of patients"
Mr.. Olsen further stated that he was
familiar with and had sold all the va
rious laxatives, and that in his opinion,
Rexall Orderlies is the most pleasant
and sure remedy for constipation.
@ir BADEN bos onsidlieblide Ser
f~aufsred)t fiir oieieS al1ssp5eidmete
2arirmittel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-16
3u,,t sl6brnd) pcrmrtleilt.

@al1lern mllroen aufgefor0ert, allr
Mittmodl oen 5. slpril, IN Scr Gle=
llorzSibutg bes Stabtratbs 5l CT
lGeinen llno SIT bceriirpoen, marlln1
lire &allier nidt 3llm Mb6rrc] Der
urtbeilt merbel1 lollen:
Marp 6. Sallf, 30S Dit Critic
StroBe.
IS. :. Goa, 4o2-4-6-1o Dit ?.
lStraBc.
sarab Golmea, 40 Dit 3meitc
Strabc.
! 9ceoon uno aatie Sart, 1924
.@ralb 9lpetlle.
Yetro %sll1toniotti, 31S 9iof Ssla1o
StraBc.
Spc5ialiitn1g ann Miuntag M6cnO.
Mlbermal1 2inobolm l%1nterbreitctc
Gin @elud) Ser &ifof 4roolci1g So.
I'M G%rlaubnib sur grridtung 5meier
@alplil1bebalter bon le 5000 @allo=
nen @ebalt ul,b zines e~inltodigen Sc,
bauoes Don 80 bei 60 SUB sur So
gerlllla bon leeren 6aiiern auf eirem
@run0ltiid, meld)es Die @eleaidaft
fiir5liG bon Der 2epee &ommilion
an 6luBufer gepad)tet bat.
alderman 2ino6olm itellte Ben
Ml1trag, iiber oiele Eetitiort III elmer
am Mplltag slbell0 pertagten Sibrng
81 beratben.
Sm lpdteren gerlaufe ser Sisung
|eriudte Sefretar Snn1es Gloie bon
Der Sifof 9rooucing Company Sen
IStaOtratb, bas 8eiud1 INN grridtllng
5meier Ga1fs bon 5000 @aaonen De
reits in Ser Sieung 81 gemdbren, 90
er mieoer nad) ben1 Often suriid5u=
febren babe. Gieies @ei1td murbe
nad) la11gerer Hebatte obne Sppoii=
tlo1 allgel1ol1rnen.
@cgcn bas &amdIi6cl.
Mloernlal1 gu. &artmig, @orlibe,
bes Sroinan5fumites, bradte Bic po1
Stnotannalt( Garl s.. 2af16ah ent.
moriene Sroi11an5 sur gefampfunq
Oes &aud)iibels Elm. Die %berporiprin.
eenoen Ylunfte oieler Sroiaan5 iin>
Die folgenoen:
nIie s(l1sitrDmlng bon oid)tel
Maltdppolfcn al1s Den Shloten po,
sofomotipen ODER Maidinen ooel