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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-09-22
nGT Ons National Bank OF Rising Sun, in
the State OF Maryland, at the close OF business,
September u, 1916.


Loans & discounts ................... S3l7,37O 90
Overdrafts, unsecured. ................. So IS
U. s. Bonds deposited to secure
circulation (par value) $4,000 90
U. s. Bonds pledged to secure
U. s. Deposits tpar value) 81 900 90
Premiums on U. s. bonds. $4,000 90 $500 90
Bonds other than U. 8. bonds
ings deposits. .............. 1000 90
Bonds and securities pledged as
collateral for state or other
deposits lpostal excluded) or
bills payable .............. "a, 443 20
Securities other than S.
bonds mot including stocks)
owned unpledged .......... DAG, 831 IL 272,275 46
Stocks, other than Federal
Reserve Bank stock ........ 1880 90
Stock OF Federal Reserve Bank
80 per cent OF subscription) $4,000
Equity of Banking house. .... II, 500 90
Furniture and fixtures. $500 90
Net amount due from Federal
Reserve bank. .............. 1854 SO
Net amount due from approx.
ed reserve agents. 1904 II
Net amount due from banks
& bankers tother than above 1858 Os
Outside checks & other cash
items. ..................... 1871 26
Fractional currency. $4,000. 2l8 u 34947
Notes of other National Banks 400 90
Coin and certificates. .4.... 6,120 65
Legal-tender notes. .......... 1881 90
Redemption fund with U S Treasurer $500 90
Total. ......................7 S9, 2I2 "a
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-09-22
LIABILITIES.

Capital stock paid in................. $4,000 90
Surplusfund. ........................... $4,000 90
Undivided profits. 1913 81
Less current expenses, inter-
est, and taxes paid ......... S,27OS9 4,278 OS
Circulating notes outstanding. 1860 90
Due to banks and bankers...... 3,l42 rs
check ................... 16s,96l %
Certificates of deposit due in
less than 81 days. ........... 3,029 g.
United States deposits. ....... l,cOO 90
Postal savings deposits. 81
State, county. or other munic-
ipal deposits secured by
resources n 1882 40
Total demand deposits 1884 40
Certificates of deposit. 282, sos 6S
State county, or other munlc-
ipal deposits. .............. ABA 81
Other time deposit. ......... 77,O27 SO
Total time deposits 864,3l76S
Total. ....................... 1888. 2l2 Ga
State'o Maryland, County of Cecil, So:
/, NJ. E. Founders Cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly affirm that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief
NJ e. FOUNDERS, Cashier
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this 10th
day OF September 1916.
H. BRANCH PATTRN, Notary Public.
Commentaries;
A. l.. DUYCKINCK,
/. WAYNE REYNOLDS, Directors
CHARLES g. PYLE,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-09-22
WANTED.

Rags, Bones, Bags, Burlap,
Hides, Iron, Gum aud Metals.
Paper cement bags.
Highest cash prices paid for
all kinds of junk.
Julius l. Baer,
Pl HSs Rising Sun. Nd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
sir Die slide.

8rotIuppe nit 9[pfelots
| d m d. 8rotrsite uno 9lpfels
i9dlen iper6en nit Molier, 3uder uno
SImmt 10 ldnge ectoHt, bis beiDe 3erz
to4t ourH Elm eoieb oetrieben lperoen
tonnen. Damn piro Die Suppc qefiiBt
uno, penn iie ni9f fdmig genua Itip
lolltc, etipas gertebene Semrlel einqes
itreut unb nod ,inmal aufoefoc6i.
3 d 70 in spfefferuIs s nj b.
uppc. @us SSett, gerie6erer
3mie6el uno Wlcbl pirb einc fc6r
Ounfle iro oidc Wic6lihluibc bercitct,
init 9lpieltoein abeeihredt, in Grman=
seluna geniist AUDI 0oiier, bic Suns
ten uno Sleil9reite, aud Ghale bon
elmer 3itronc bu5ugetban uno Dds alles
3u einer oidliden Suppe oerfo9t,
bic man nacb GalS obI4mcdt uu6
nad 8elicbeu nit elmer Priie 3uder
psrIiibt. Gs founen 8artoffeln ba5l
scgsNen perocn.
@emiiIc nit @raupen Il
Wirling, WeiBtraut, Mo6rrii6en, Elm
tleiner 8lumcnto6l uno Borree ipcrs
ben in 6eionnter MeiIs 3uosribtet
Iuno on9etobt 3aHelbc geIniebt nit
8rullpen bic man Gags por6er einqea
ipeio6t bat, Man miIHt ous oIlcS Sus
Ianmcn gibt nod in Niirfel eeI6nits
tene robe 9nrtofFelu ba5u uno ctpus
5ett ,ldBt nod einmol duf syeuer aif-
fo1sn itnb odm 6os @dn5e in Der
9phtiits pcic6to6sn. Die 8riibe piro
Oanu berto6t unD ous @tri9t 0ar1
bic Rartoffelu reihlih Idmia geiporoea
Itin
W attaroni W(arDncn.
Stwa ! Phlnb Ularonen iper6en Dpn
S6ale un6 9out befrcit, oon III
Nailer ipsih9etod9t uno 8u 9rci Der
riibrt. ] pfIno RObrenmuocln iper=
ben in Stiide gt6romen, in GulsipaHer
eetoAt, a6gegoiien, bonn ouf eius
poraeIlauform aslbiittet, bic potter
NIT 6ett elngerIeben, nit S3emmel bes
ltreilt mar lIcber bic 9}attdyoiii
itrcldlt mai oen Dlofronen6rci. qieBt
etipds WlilA 6driibsr, beItrtut nit acs
rie6erer Semmel unO 8GIc, legt eiuioe
StiidAeu Butter auf un0 IGBt bic
SpeiIe anbaden
Teiner Streuielfuhen.
Gin lm0 cin 5iinftel Wle6l, z linen
Butter 4 Yiuub 3udtr, i 3ifrone,
4 3betl6ffel 3immi, stipas Soll, +
Eofsl 6sft. 8 Eaiisn Wtilcb 6 Giooi
ter Wlan bersiie pon Der 6dlTte ots
Mlebls sin 9efeniiiid uno laRc Is ollF
at1en. gtll1rc lgosnen bic 9uIIer BIZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

S9aum, gebc na9 uno nab Die Gis
oottcr, bic iibrige Dlil6, Bic anSerc
9dlffe Ocs Wieblts, ben 3uder uno
bic obseriebtne Sduic Der 3itronc bas
81, IblieBli6 ben 3immt unb bos
Sal5, OermiIbe bas nit Dem Sefen=
ltHd, ipirtc es 5u feItem glattten Seia,
Der picotrum gebcn muB. sSnoejIen
bereite man ben Streuiel. W}an lalle
: lln5en Butter 5ereeben un6 aieBe
oas 2lare porIihtig bom SAB as su
] 5linftel Wtebl. y}ohbem oies ber=
riibrt 1T tOmmcn \ BTnno aebodte
Dldroeln unb 5 lln5en 3uder boSu,
nuA etfpas HolenpaHer lit qut oabci.
Yfit elmer @abel mengt man nun bos,
ooer man roIlt es nit Der Son0 su
3riimeln. Nd9bcn Der Geio ouf benz
8Ieh dusgcroIlt it, gi6t man oos
eotreulel odrouf lGBt i'm np9mdls
etlpas ge9en uno bddt i6n bei mdBiqer
S0ibc cine babe StunDe lana. Sine
lpeihe uno lodere Strerieloufldde fir
StreuIeltu9en. @pr ollcn Diuaen bers
pcnoet man gum StreuTel nir ben
iogenonntcn Stalbs o0cr 3uOcrSucfer
Der ecmu6lene 6orin 1T in eriter 81
ME bic llriode fir oos 6orfmeroen
oes StreuIels. Wlan 6ereitc ulio
cine DliImung, beite6eno aus 50 I'M
sen geIc6mol3cner, fmoumio oeriibrter
Butter, 81 lln3en 9uoersuder, 81 llns
zen Mebl, etipos 3immt uuo cine oute
WleiIcripiBt 8adpuloer. Dds lesiere
muhi ocn StreiTel rec6t loder Die
WoIIs iptro fiihtiq ourGoefnctef, IN
tlcius G6eilcben serbrodelt un6 ii6tr
ben 1eia seitreia Die anqcac6encn
@eDihtc geuiiGtn fir cine aus Il
Eflno WeebI bcreeiteGtc StreuIclduf-
ldae.
8 luten 8roD. Sollte oas
9roo fir Diabetiter beltimmt icin, 70
muB es dusicblisBlir6 ans @lutens
Wlebl, mailer. Sefs uuo Gdls 3uiams
mensefeBt Iein. Selbit Mlilh borF
nur benuBt ioerosn, lpern cs nid1t fir
oieie 8ldKe 2cioenoe 6eitimmt lit
4 &Gfelcbtn Sefe ipiro IN 2 @BlDfielit
laupartntm WoHer nufael0ii Ddnn
pirb Gin Teia 9tmdHt aus Ulebl, 1
I6sslOffel SdlS, ! 2beeloffel Butter,
tein lpeiterts 8afer MIR oas 0sisns
mailer; Der Seie muB iteif Tein. Nan-
oem alles po6l DermiInt III, ipirD Elm
gtI6ldasues @ipeiB barunter gcmiidt
uuo tpieoer aiifas6sn loilcn, SpGtcr
ipirD b oiel Shitenmehl binauaeIebt
ais ann 6Ornsn oer Qoibc n0tbiq it,.
Der Geia mus jeBi lueich iein uno oarf
niht Diel 1ehonOhabt ipsrben. @cnn er
oauu IN Der Form pieberum oufde
gono,n 1T iuirD oos 8rob bei mGBi.
atr 0ibs 45 1Qiuul,n oebadtu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

0en pon Dem irlpriIngldcn Wlo0ell
0iclcs Cups @ine intcrciiaite Ser.
lion pcs aiiaouo.@iiettS 1T an Dem in
nierer caitcn 9(6oiiolng ocranidJnt-
liften s9}o0el si icbcn gl.S Nioteriol
fiir Do9 8icio bicnt @bnrmellic III ei-
ner cigenor.l1en Sdlottirilug uougIlt-
roid III &erbiuonng init glcidiarbi.
acm Chiffon Der Nod iolt in ein-
laden 2inien tol( 6criiieoer ln0 lit
olH luItcrcr NanOc BORN ipie bintelt
ul cine 5piec gcidlnittcn @len1en
pon ocH Gborniclie, Die oem Mod
iaitcll aifgciieppt ifno, bilocn cinen
@nroiircu Gficft
Sehr oport mirft 0ic Euiae nit
ihrcr Siilc ii6er oen SbilterlL Die
bic ggcite Oes glermeIS beltinimen.
IS lit Oies Ner 9iluono bon ncieititcr
5orm. ser am San0gclcut IN cine
icbr idlHale N}anldcttc eingcnons
men Gin ichr breitcr IN loicu Sal
ten grIcgtcr Siirtcl 5ic6t iicb III cincr
5pBc bis IN Dem Y fornligcn Stuss
iAitt Einmlf im0 6iIoet and) lutcn
cine suite Gortcuitidcrci 5icrt bel.
Oc Spigcn DcS 05iirtels, mic audi oic
om mod Aiptcn lul0 pornc Gins Der
rci3cuoNcil t6rccspiccc Noitiiinc, Die
6icr ausgeItaIlt uarclt iit eiu prdHti-
acs aPnGcl ppn @crnnro Derielhe
lit Nlciiter oicicS ipc3icI(cr @cnres
mo aQe ieine Sdopfauecn iino ia,
oellps 9cipn0crs 6iibih 1T oos in
9ieoc itoAeloc ll}ooel ons in uule-
rcr 5mcitcii S(DbiIoinfg 0eranibmi-
Iidt 1T 9las0eii6rt lit oosieIbc IN
0nufclbrmHfcri Nlo1oir, uno elmer
,2cioc III @rouL @eiB ino NlItruias
llcfcrans mo0iih elegant pirft oaS
,yodct. oaS lit Ser EnilenIiuie eng
lno iuitcu peit iiber oic
Silnen idilt aragen inlo 0Sdnidet- |
ten iiu0 NIT Dem farrirten Eoffcta |
larttirt.
llnter oicienI Sodct loar oas &Ieio |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
81 { III g)orf. TO- N|ar3.

b l4 a.
&inc gSanrnebntng, Die iidl Sc0cnl,
ben luir I'M @eriiigitcu ciucn @lid
fir ocu @cd]ie Scr 41oorn aliOrongt
bat, lit oic Sbatiac6e, opB Der gIerucl
Qciualtiaeu glenOcriungeu lrltcruorieu
iDoroen lit. Nir ba6en 9lermeI, Oie
0iiBerit aniprcdlcuo, onOerc, bic geras
oepi eroteSf nirteu ltnO oancbea
iolhe oon lDlrtlid1 ietoner lniO aA.
nniabiger 6crln
Der lleucile pon alleu lit Der oro
pirtc lego -mlttou lIeruel, scr q,
ner iucit abfuaeuoen Shilterliuic
cinaeiebt i'll. Sesterc bat mad tlr5er
9lbiuelen1eit pic0cr ibr Gridcincn ges
iuac5t Gin ahoerer 9lermcl,9pp Der
popular IN Gcrbinorng init ocr alb
fallcnOcn Shulter, id,lieBt mandulol
ob mit einem Solont o0cr ldllt loic,
lit C3Ipfenicrin 6erob
Sin Biiblher slernel iiir @aid
fIeiocr 0on oiinnen Bacterial III nit
Siuei GolontS aemod)t, bic ocn 9lers
nlcl mittelS ieiucr eoiiepoiliriing an
0eicst iino. Der ncue 9(crniel nit
lego nltttoll G6crtbeil, ciner Tan
acu ena miid)licBcuocu Wlalidjettc
ougeicbt Biz iidb am &dnogelcnf itarf
crireitcrf, III Gin wcitercr, ichr opar
ter StIl. Sic obfalenoc SAnltcr
mo Ser @lodeadrmel fnt0cu it'd in
iebr 6iibider Wiorier nit chamber.
rcrcinigi Iies lit ciner Der 6iibidc
iten 9Icrmcl iiir ninlncS sQlotcral
ga oer 9tcrncl cincr scr lpibtiq
ftcii Ehcilc ciilcS Sllci0cS III, falul
mar cin pnri1brigeS Soitiint otrdl
Ginfiigsig circs nellcn glerniels puit
iuoecrncn 5hritt 81 ctcnt ip.tof
Nntc aleio nnImouoeli Dic @ipoc
Der gdiion Ueridicocnes Nlateriol
fir rili mo onsiclbc alei0 3ll &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

tIac 1oaneilldjirm. Sir pIegontc @c.
lcacnbcitcn iit 0er oiirhiidltiac Son.
nenldltrn Oos mooiid GleQnntcItc
ouf 0ieiem @ebiet 9cion6erS rci3ertO
imo 9ebliirutc Gfieffe. Gic cinior6i.
gen Sdlirme werocu 5luor oicl qctro-
gcn, meroen ieooh in feincr ggeiie
ole itetS beIiebten id]mor5 ituo meiBen
@ffefte per6rdngen Tieic foumcn
tiir Die gut acfIeioetc tSrou 6ei ser
@obl innIcr 5rerit III getrotbt. G6if-
ion gseg uno Spite fommen bei oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

pou Dlqbair nut ncr sSufcntaille BON
0eh ENIict0 irio cinenl brcitcn Niifs
tcA Dofe rolt ocui gIeidjen Mlatcridl
Sgire ic5r bibihe S9eitc nlit einenr
n&bofer aragaii D0E brduncm Ghifs
iot trageu picl 5i ocr &irfting BEG
QSonen bel
Wit DEM peiten nod gc1t bic nli.
idAcBcH0e 1oile Ndno IN eaHO Ger
melt aitgfnLcnoe g3cd nimnt iuancr
weiiere Iiincnlionen al. &ie iaiucrs
8cit ser NoDrsnrod iid ntebr mo
mebr einenate, bis sic 0uBeriie @ren.
Sc crreilht par, 10 lit es iest III ent.
gegengeieBter yiihtlul1 nit ocm Self.
rod Der Sall.
Giele SSroueH pno Nlaohen ieoodl
6eaniigen it'd init Der Tiillcy Uer3id.
ten oher opi ocu pcitatsgcbreitcten
Giicft 3li oicieM AMP aebort 0aS IN
inierer Nritten qlbbiloima por9eiilAr.
ic Qloocll 'Sn neitcii pclligeu SUI,
ten idllt Oer 9lot Inn bic Gialr, iuoDs
reno oie Eaille enc aHl1leBt. slls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

q GolilrcDlidti9sn 5orncnic6irueu sun
gespcnolmg.
FiItFeL @nifrmiIungen iln0 G0lt.
me linO ole 9lrteu ocl gluSi6miidiuiq
lno 5uar pcroen hermit minocr.
lrblbe gSirfilngen er6iclt BoIiepoi.
lirlngcu, 9lcn9cn iln0 &olonts lino
fitr Soinfenibirme ebenfoIIS uIs De.
fordtion ii6erouS beliebt Gin 5dirm
fanr bclite faln ST bie[ init IoIcbcn
Girgcn auSgetattet Iciu
g9 an0a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

Dloterldl mar d)olgirenOcr Gnfietd
n ultroio 5dattiringen. lle6cr cinen
ver9altaiBnidBia lhmuleli, rrtcrcu
9lod iicI pie ruii6 seiAnittene 1lmif
in lucidlclE alnnIt6i9en 5oltcn Der
&alo oicirr &unif mar nit @crIcn
fn ser @drnitir ser Gofls
le wilrSe Die lauge, grade Siuie upu
Der giiite bis sllr Niiitc betont. Gle.
ic @orlititr mar etip1s Grqlliiitcs in
@ctalt vou gieB, oos 1T fiinItlcriIttcr
sNeilc Tilt 8cricu iuo Ilittcrn bc,
itidt mar Tie 9lcrincl bon fIeiihfor.
bigem lscioen.9}es maren BON iapa.
nilchen GdHiiit im0 born mn bis
5itm Gllbogcu reihcno, birten 0a0c.
gen ldugcr Gin reisenoes g(rronge.
mcnt bon ileiihiarbigenr 9ieb, init
5wei 9iai6en bon NScrlen miloerte oie
itrcug cinladjct Siiiien Uorn &c.
ali oiricnl rci8cnOelt
aleia 'rar ser iebr ticic 9(usidalitt,
oea nlr cine 6rou tragei falJ bic
iIber eiReu 0ollen iAon gcirrHten
&als 5n ueliil8ei bat
Cine ie6r interenautc @'ooc Der
tommenoeU SailQn int 0er olrhiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

Nlseih 5calnlligt clH Iolrbcs &criah
VEN gallS beionoerS. gGo GiNent enc
" 9roBe glismabl perid}ieDener gcr.
ucltppcib mo cillc iidlt nlinOcr gro.
&c 2lusipobi reiienoer Stofit SIR &cr
!iiging iteAelL miro iiHerlidb jeoe
Eron, Die 0ie 9sooeI Balbipegs ges
icbift al iiDrelE iuetB, inn 5tniloc
iciii, ciile ithclraehcuo biibidfe @oHo
huns All cinem uoriGbrigen 2leioe
sil OoIl3iebeh
agdudbmcI lobnt Is iir6 MIDI, ein
NIcio peH leiHiein Niateriol 5lt MO.
oeruiiireH. ssu Sdneu jcood). no noS.
Iclbc nod gut erbalten, nno nament.
Iidl. mclui cs @eioe ooer gltlos lit,
rs ipobl oer Nliibe mertb. Elm paar
G0llors iiir Saruinr ln0 Elm tpenig
ilbcriliiiiigr 3eit onrar sat lucnoeu.
Eie slcrnlci foGnci III einenl ioiben
6dAc Aoi8 alis cincDl anocrit 9lla
rial elll
sitle 0er lle.len alerneI 0abeu Sti.
y,9aa.0iIetb ilnh icood ieDr peridIc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

ocni iuos aaecmeiilc TegeI lit ub5u.
peidlcn @inigc iungc 5raien aus
Ser gicp yorfcr @eiealhoit 6cgim-
itigeu il lester 3eit griebiidjc @ficfs
TEL 0ic ii dilffalen0em RontroIt Sil
oen bailidliaen 0rapiruneen Scr an
geineincnDi1oe itc6cn. Gic mcidD iibcr
Die S5iii-cn 6erobflieBcnoen 9iliell
iino ooS tppiit6c N}erfmol ser griefi.
idlcn 0}ooc Sii irlicrcr fiiniten g(6.
bilounq ic6en Oie Seierinneu cit W1o.
sec Oities Genres, naS bon ciucr
jung Derbeirotbctcn 6rai oelegcntlidl
cinCr6eitlidjteit getrogeu ipltrbe. Gas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

llutcrbnlb oer Sallcnlinic fdf(t cit
meter, 6oppelter ShooB iii meaiqen
2iuien ii6er sic Siiitcu. gic Siillc
ocS icbr peitrn 9IcrmelS, Scr 6ol6
9iihois, bolb lea o.nultton 9lcrmel
Ill miro an Ganbgclcuf in cine @lon.
ibettc pon 0ii6iher 5orm cingeuom-
lifcr.
@elcgcutlih ciiicr fii3lim Itottac.
iiuoenei 9Iilsiteairng ficl cin S}Icio III
Wiobnir, III einer bIbiHenS tattirling
pou Spbiar6c icnicr eieenortiQcn
@iadorf megcn bcionoers oiii Gieier
Stii mar pon icbr illgenolitcr g9ir
flng, hit 9olero SSocte tllO ciner.
ididen, bon einpnt Niiirtcl 1cbultcncn
MCitc. Scr Nrogcn irbloB I'M Nidcn
bod, luiJ Damn III fleioinner W1anicr
5liriicfSliallcn Gin cigenartiqes SIR.
rauaslueiit huttc Der Hod ollisniuei,
icn, inOeni Die i5iilc al sen Gciten
aigebrodt mar. uuo oann ploBlib
abtrab, moolrb breite Ididei cnts
itonoen. Sin 0rci 3ol breitcr Solrut
biloete cine W}anidcttr uni ocn tSiB
rdno oas Modes iiu0 NOR init iuciBeiu
@lacpeIaDer paIieppilirt. Sl iuiicrpr
pIcrteu SuuItstioi III oiclcS ARo0el
picocraegcbcn
GS aibt peis Iralell 0ie ehuas
oariu ludeE iih pon scr Niaiie slI
lmtcrldeloen ino IL oefNlelom9 BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

NlGtrrial oient lobfor6iqes N}o6oir.
gllcrlicblt lit oaS Sodet nit leiiien
Rerers mo NtouiActtcr Die sSiiIle
miro einge1alteu III Der Saine 0llrb
einen itbinalcl Nlrtoaaiirtel, Der iebr
clc9dttt ipirFt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

@cro0c Die Selte obne @eoul0 be-
baupten an bdufieIlen. Iie gu perliercn.
0eut3uinge bdbeu bic Wliitttr cine
3utunft unO Oi, SOHttr cine @srpans
g,ubslI.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
JAP EMPRESS TO
SUPPLY NEW LIMBS
GIVING FROM HER PRIVATE
PURSE TO PRESENT .ARTi-
fICI.tL ElE.S AND LIMBS
no SOLDIERS.

Tokio. Japan Empress Sadako
has decided 10 supply artificial limbs
and eyes to the Japanese and Ger
mans who are wounded iii the cam
pagn at Kiao Chow.
The estate belonging to the i'm
perial household is estimated to reach
about 500, 100000 Van or $3.50. OOO.-
600 Besides railway and bank Sc
curltles and various public bands am,
adventures held by the household.
which are valued at Approximately
1So,oco,ooo Yen or 100000, 600, the
imperial holdings include extensive
forests and rice lands in addition to
the land of the Imperial palace
grounds and the Imperial detached
palaces and villas. The value OF the
Imperial property is reported to be
increasing at the rate of twenty per
cent per annum.
The money disbursed from tho
privy purse is said to reach an enor-
nous figure. The most serious dc
mands are due to the various court
ceremonies and functions of state.
the maintenance of intercourse with
the Imperial households or rulers of
the friendly treaty powers, the re-
eeption and entertaining OF accas-
iona guests representing foreign
courts and governments. stipends.
pensions and other allowances to
household officials. donations and
gifts TO charitable institutions and
general relief work.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
COYOTES WILL.
PLAY GCPHERS
sofa AT MINNEAPOLIS SAT-
I-RDAN-SHOWING
AGAINST WESLEY
AN PLEASES.

Ncrmillion, S. D,-The Tniversit,
of South Dakota football team leaves
Thursday night for Minneapolis to
play the University of Minnesota sat
urday night. A squad of two dozen
Coyote athletes will be taken on she
trip by Coach Blaine Mckusick, who
has been pointing his team for the
game with Minnesota.
Coyote hopes ran high after the SIS
to 0 victory over Dakota Wesleyan on
Dakota field Saturday. the most top
heavy score ever made by the l'niver-
sitN OF South Dakota against the up
state school AS a result OF the vic
tory South Dakota university will be
a practically undisputed claimant for
the state championship.
Coach Mckusicll's squad is heavy.
but has sufficient speed to use the
open as we'll as old style tactics. With
tin heaviest linesmen in position a
ROW OF forwards averaging 1875
pounds from tackle TO tackle is pos
sible, and one giant Manary, weight
255
This quad that will make the trip
includes these men, Bersh and Hoy
as centers Manary. Seely, Alleman.
and "klebsch, tackles; Beardsley, Ell
more and Underwood, guards; Kelly.
Graves, Carton, and Shedd, ends,
Duncan (Captain), Regal, Heck
Pihlaga, Mcllinnon and Brown, back
lieldcrS.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
PREPs TO MEET
COLUMBUS TEAM
DAKOTA WESLEYAN ACADEMY
WILL COMBAT CHAMBERLAIN
CATHOLiCE HERE FRIDAY
AFTERNOON.

Dakota Wesleyan academy will
open its season at home By meeting
tho football eleven from Columbus
60 ic@o al ihc college athletic field
Friday afternoon The meeting
will he tho first real test Of each
team.
Under the tutelase of Coach Ell
MGR II. Wilds, the academy squad
has developed bit uf speed during
the carly training. Tho team is
evenly ha'anrcd nj shows consider
;lbi,. STRENGTH of attack. Two weeks
so i met 'l'n team FROM Alexandria
'"h g holc and succeeding in pull
in& away with the long end of a "a
70 o score.
Practically nothing is known of
the strength of Columbus college.
rho institution always produces a
hand of lighters, but has been some
what handicapped by lack of mater
i#l. In the seasons opening game
they disposed of Ward academy SO
to 0.
The following is about the lineup
that will be sent against the Catho-
lies: Ends. Brerton, Ferguson and
Kotrba: tackles, Hasleth and Tod
rem; guards. Gardner. Behler, Lin.
burg and Void; center, Helma, quar-
terback. Linn; half-backs Butler and
Pugh; fullbacl Spear.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
HIGHWAY HEAD
COMMENDS CITY
OMAHA MAN DECLARES GEORGE
WASHINGTON ROUTE Wilt
MEAN GREAT THINGS InR
MITCHEIt4.

Commentator for the citizens of
Mitchell for attempting to secure tie
$1,000 assessment Cor the Geort e
Washington highway is contained in
Letter received by local hackers of
the projocct from y. n. Wells, OF
Omaha. president of the route
Mir. Wells takes occasion in the
communication to mention the Wiz
dom of the local good road; en-
thuSiasts in securing for DlvisoN
county and other counties upon tho
route of the George washington and
Scenic highways. a good share OF the
money appropriated by the govern
mcnt for road Improvement work \
large sum WAS voted by the counsy
commissioners and like sum Sc
cured from the government, so that
NOW a considerable amount is avail
able for use.
The letter from MIR. Wells to q
local booster follows
Your esteemed favor OF October
received, advising me of the VISIT
of our field secretary. Mr.. Wccver
at your city. | have received word
today from him that vour city has
entered itno a contract to contribute
s. 600 toward the promotion OF this
great highway and. as president of
the organization. I thank you ANA
for its liberal support and
l hope they will realize that it is
for their benefit and that they will
later on. commence to reap the re-
turns in substantial way, as this
is destined to be one of the greatest
of the nation and the tour
III
chell as a result of the establishing
chell many hundreds of dollars each
year, as we'll as being one of the best
mediums that any city
could have; and in assisting THIS
great project, You will later on re-
alize that you are simply helping
yourself.
II note what you say about the
appropriations made by the different
counties for the purpose of internal
and in order to secure
your proportion of the federal aid.
| congratulate YOU upon your good
Judgment and far sightedness in talk
ing hold of this matter in n subetan
tal and business like way, as these
lust simply nlean
added prosperity to the community
and to tho state. and there is no i'm
vestment that will bring greater re
turns to the community than money
expended in good roads
That has been fully
demonstrated wherever it has been
tried and there will be no exception
in your case.
Whenever conditions will permit,
next spring And summer. ! hope to
make personal trip over the high
way and expect 10 have the extreme
plea&ur" of meeting the good citizens
Of Mitchell
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
BANK OFFICIAL.
GIVEN FREEDOM
JUDGE WILLIAMSON ORDERS DIS
MISSAL OF CASE AGAINST
MAN CHARGED WITH
STAMFORD FAILURE.

kadoka. S. ID. Judge VIM. Will
Hanson. while holding a term of
circuit court for Jackson county in
this city ordered dismissal OF the
case OF the state vs.. c. u. Martin,
who was charged with irregularities
in connection with the failure of the
Bank of Stamford. of Stamford, few
years ago.
Martin was again arrested follow
ing the action of Judge williamson
in dismissing the first case against
him. and when taken before jus
tice for his preliminary hearing the
Justice. after hearing the evidence.
also ordered the second case dismiss
ed on the ground that the evidence
against the defendant was INSULT
cient.
The friends of Mr.. Martin are pleas
ed because the criminal cases against
him have been dismissed.