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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-02-17

wishes to tread the beaten path of
custom, for reasons sentimental or
otherwise, there are gorgeously bro
caded satins with a touch of silver in
the motif. A court train lends formal
dignity to such a gown even though
the frock itself is considerably short
er than would have been dreamed OF
in mothers or grandmother's time.
The smallest of pages or flower girls
are often a detail of such wedding,
lending a novel, pretty note. There
are softer satins, too, which may be
used for the formal or informal frock
equally well.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
MESSAGE TO
UNITED STATES
New Chinese Foreign Minister Says
He viii Work fer Most Cordial
Relations

United Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK. Dec iva Ting Fang.
former minister 20 the nised States.
and newly appointed foreign minister
OF China today transmitted through
the United Press his first message 10
Americs. announcing the policy Of the
foreign ONCE under his direction.
II cabled message from Picking
WI Ting Fang declared he would seek
TO naiatain the most cordial relations
between America and China and 10 in
crease commercial relations
TIE :sSsTrSss-= minister s= >ssss.e:ss :Sss.sS -
the United Press follows
Copyright 1916 by the United Press
Having assumed charge of the for
eiE ONCE my FIRST message to Amer
lea l. TO announce that heinE conf
dent Of the cooperation OF the Aneri-
can government people and C-ess. I
aim TO maintain most cordial relations
between America and China and 20 In
lSa=s..SSs.i ==ssa...::s ss.s ae.-==..
the two countries
Il trust my views viii Be endorsed
bv President wilson whose reelection
has been received with general salts
faction N China
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
SNUBS FROM
THE BIC NINE
Coach Murphy Of Northwestern Viii
Play Eastern Teams In Prefer
ence 20 Conference Squads

United Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO. Dec Coach Fred ].
Murphy. OF the Northwestern slsSel
Is M. sasss - ask the - csges ~sss
Fry for games next season Rather
than take what's isfe- o. the dates OF
the Larger ScAcotS Il the Big Nine COZ
ference. MErpav vii Lead The Purple
asz1st fxr eastern colleges EEK sss-
soz
He claims his school ~zs sIsaess-
se1cs- I1suE-eG-1r Wisconsin Hi
geSS- NiaEssocS and Chicago wEu
step PED TITO the SSu us assc-e the
conference opened hsze Saturday sz4s
rvs-12ss6 rLsr dates Es said
Minnesota eEs-Ssi him : practice game
for Qceess- - -sica IL takes SoEe-
&hss As zzs and hat CAscx 80
~Ss css Only school q the conference
&c rrsat him fair By giving h1 $ gca.
cate.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
In. ACRE FARM Fer SALE
In Knox County. Misso

Small cottage, three rooms; big.
old brick house: fair barn; well
fenced and ~atered: 70 acres level
land in euitisation; remainder tim
Ger pasture; 4 great deaf of timber
cleared: fine grass The pasture IS
rolling, hut not rough. A fine stock.
dairy and poultry farm; two miles
from Newark Price, $55 per acre
Fer a little advance will divide farm
We guarantee this 70 be one of the
best bargains In northeast Missouri
Il IS $50 10 SIS per acre cheaper than
any land OF its class know Of. Want
Ss.ooC Gown; easy terms: might in
a6GisTon take one or Two little rental
cottages at bed rock prices Will
give agents 81 per acre 20 furnish
buyer. e. A. DOwELl,
Laaelle, Mo.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
gEoIsesS Ac-se-e--.

NEW YORK Dec 4-CzEs thai
eN-ss easSs2l cECss hare vSotA-ed chs
xEsszs-- ss--eS- UCI-sSs base
bal nd TIA baseball szTs-S tzcsE-
~ = fareSlSS rAsS- players e -
cs0S -@es-S - rs t-EsE-1v. Grs
$685.: Il t. F-ay- - PRESIDE.
D1TE = C- c. As fraternity
3Se -Ce-c -osxE Tes cSEAs sgos
- - ~ - EasEzssssyesx A-Essx-S
~ ---zE-s-cS A-s-cE- 2SsosR
-sz en- al - Ds-TE Western
tzG-zs oh Os-lS -ss- $50 x -
S.GSs 1EEs s-s- -scG-e- t-o- [S-ss
G E--Z Ersss-e q - E5E-
kes-Is S5la at tc--EEy F-sEssc. q
ma -zrT- CS-s sri E- Cc--ss
sER-S- 1-EEs- C ne A--E=-sS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
MANY ARE AFTER
MADISON GARDEN
Tex Richard Confident He Viii be tho
Next Manager Of Historic
New York Boxing
Ring.
EXPECT LIVE BOUTS
Richard Recognizes as One OF Lead-
ing Managers in Game-Satd to
Have Jess Willard
Nailed.
IRy Il, G Hamilton. United Press

ICY Il, C. Hamilton, United Press
STAR Cores gondent-l
MEM YORK. Dec. 4@-ISsuite the
fac1 that Harry Pollock John White
Jswray Johnston a1G possibly sevsrHi
ssAs-s whc have 2ae STEPPED cur IN
public. are after = license 10 conduct
eoxlrS bouts N Ms6isoa Square gar
den, Tex Richard. widely Snowl pro
meter. stiM IS confident the historic
enclosure viii tal 70 his lot, Before
sss s-s. - the ssr hs expects 20 sa-
Ec1les some high cssss boats
As was announced sa-is time ago by
TIE United Press, RscsarS hiss made s
hid fer the garden and 81 one TINE had
r-osVssss6 80 Tar sass Ne expected 20
sign the lease ElscAss sross which
prevented ard he now s waiting 2atI
are sss sale % the aas75s1s 81 aug
sSoc Which vii he done IN . sorsclos-
TIRE pyccsSr Frisssy a. this week, 49,
corGas 70 statements c-sGT,ss 10 the
xxris1,S receiver. EisarS MCCALL
sNs- lie present re popularity Popularity e
eoxlrS and The lie OF tie game In the
nations greatest city, depends largely
EGo1 what IS done With tie garden Il
Is the ErgsSc enclosure IN the city
where boats EBAY he held n winter and
its reputation s 50 great -sss i wculd
Re hard 70 sc. asc-S without
RscSsrss announcement that his hst
IS s1sE n sSs rIlS- = excellent things
not o1ly for Ns~ ye-S faas but for
those 81 oye- the COUNTRY There is
20 promoter with the standing OF the
E21 who made II possible for Jack
johnson TO hold the heavyweight
cham PsocsaS2- He is the only real
sssearcsaHcs promoter Tow rrysrg to
do business and that he VIII stage
some resi- BOATS Il BE sets Madison
SccSrs S s forsScas Conclusion Al
rssdS RicksrG IS said 70 have the sig
Ea.lrs CO less Willard calling sos B
e<a.,s scon- He made . srip 10 Chicago
few days $50 20 talk things over with
the big CHAMPION
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
L=n E-u-n s.ras.

Booze NeES8e-za,5cxc- Nc- CO..
.s1r v1zA IL rsPsz, CT Eas Ezict
z-- tts-c are sEe zSszsc-S -1- asE
zzzf9sg-e- izES Il * tire 1hs- here
$50 E1c1 tscszz-E II Eczs -o- =
5-y state azz ..ss-e zrs lass e1oz<e
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

vz& TIE ssaC-szI -oEz froz tie
sz1<z-5s-s C E--. A. In Fozs- Dc=z-
~ & Fo-r L Delaware has been
regarded t-ng<sShzs ssreSosc<e- e-I
5cs1ah Id he t-si-sSs z15 takes
rank IS q political -caze--
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
keokuk Stores Can
Be Very Useful to You

We want you to come to Keokuk
often enough to acquaint us with your
way Of thinking and doing. We want
to know you so well that we can
exactly match your idea of what con-
stitutes helpful store service and we
want that service to be a tangible.
material something that you can get
hold of and turn to your own use and
profit with the least possible effort on
your part. Therefore, we ask that
you
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

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ing Il [.sSzE-> ~ E--Ss Wl1osv
u CaEE- Ez-11s EcEI I'll sI--iNEs
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1z1z-e=IE E- a E,,1 s-sl c-u<-
z sI=Ez1 IL lE-s --SE- E-ES 1
large IlzsEs.rz11-E - CzS Ers.
fans
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

deal Of ssfk rzs cSE-
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7c- sAss Ee has g11s 49, q
sE-sAzzs l-@ O. tss 49,
.sssSzr 4
ne v-sssesz. EzT 90
ssc-ss-s u tAz cszzz-T = =
a-s sssso-- Z Greg. G-ss -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

20 stop i zi-sz5T- k--c-
s-a-rzex aras-<- t.octkeESL-e
5-1ke--sss s-5 she 6a=7-1---1-e
cease The trrle1e = rezAI >,
TO zzSh lax1Ss l. e--Es-S--s :
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

~ III Esez<e SAY tSsr are zsrsr-
zzse4z z ? NcN ANUS
Pc<-z-zS-s-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

EsSzz Tyese-sz Eoozz Ezg4 q r.
Es-zzEzL h1-1a q G.stz~z-E Re
Ezzzs - 49, Fs zzzgs5 70
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

I-S-E
s. Louis 0s--Al Ns--txc---Er &C.
Mr. G-s 1---- II cAa-seN CARES
Z P1sf7s Co Nsv To-S
CTs-x-ur- C Mars GzIsss--E
20 Practical Ds-CSEc- ~ Mere
E-cs-- "a Mics C1s5s A-zlEA
s
ia Sc- Q@cr, Tzess CZzzS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
Essays ard Discussions

Dr. n - Waip7is. Qaircy-Sys-
TEN as APPLIED 20 DelIistry-
Ell Yard Massachusetts
and Answers for Treating and Films
SEsEEIa-..vss .GasvT==<s TeSo=SeSS :
Dr.. 2 A. Lane, Mscole-Fals o.
Nssfls.
Adjournment
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

Nb0uncnitu bic ben yfcuiIdlfil ogffff
lyuuhrntcn" nlaIi paullii4l oogg uafeag''
mRnia erlallrn, llnb georlaL PIG RllWe
nnuon pet 1elgpOon Uael larililld N',l'
ibrIlun0 so manfN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

ocr @oit6c5ic1cr bon 3dhniqcn bcr.
picrio6ic ii9 in Ocmiel6ai 3citrau.
me. ndmlid bon 10000 Mli 5000.
9luh ser eoitbcrfe0r Ser belaiidcu
@c0oIfcum9 nit cen are1saeiangc.
ncn in Ceuiihlan0 nabm itctig 5u.
Sn ocn groBen Grten crreidtc cr eli.
ilcn ioldlcn llmiang Oab beionoerc
@cmcrbs5pciae iilr ion ar6citcu.
Cic ocn 4reispolidmtern aeitcl-
ten 9hliaabcn mcr0en iucitcr wiriianl
aciorocrt. Iic g'ctbrilialut1 scr &C.
mcinocn al ser S'riciciniaiumhng
imo notwithstanding Sic in Der or.
itcn 3eit nicbt cntbcbrlib mar toni.
tc icet ousgcidoItct pcr0en 2lls
9lbrcc5nugpoilanIiolt nnO 9fiilidlts-
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@oii1nltcr nit rein belaiidleni Beam.
icnbciionoc iic6t oas @rcispoiiamt IN
iteter 5ii6lng nit oeu bcl9iihcn
@onamtsporite6crn mo iorat fir Die
cin0eitlihc Gurhiii6rlna ocr non Der
Geutihen 4oii. umo Gelcgrop6cnoer.
woltan1 erlaiiencn Gienitporihriitcn,
Ole, iolueit notbi8 in orei Sprohcn
befonnt ecaebel lueroan
Cas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mar inn
aSniareihe 9clgien ie6r ousse6reitet
semcien 10 0ab iiir einen aroBcn
I6eil ser 9rieiienoungen fcnerlei
Rorto5oblnng beitanocu 6attc Gic
Fortoircibcit qolt odbei cntwe0cr fin
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peri@ieOen cingetbeiltc @e5irfe. IS
CAB gortoirci6citcn iiir 9SroumjcM
9iIdoiiprcngcl fir militdriide &c.
5irfe, Wcrihts6c5irfe H. O. iH @ortos
ireibcit qcnoiien nidt mir Staats-
mO @emeinoebe6oroen IND i6re ge.
amten iouOern auh in1lreide 9Sri
pntleutc mo lsripahlnteruebnuul9cn.
Oicic bel9iiAcl 9eitimmmacu mei.
dcn bon Sen OeitiAen ic6r ab, sic ab.
acic6en Dom @ciioericbr Der re9ict
rcnocn 6ilritcu u. f. 10. MIR Den IN
rcincn 9lcd]soicnit 9ln3clcacnbeilcn
bon elmer 9icih06c1orOc obgean0tcA
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ten @oilienounacn 9SorloircAct jli.
crtcnui. Gen irii5crcn bclaiiAcn
3uiimo inter ocitiAcr Geruoltml
MISREPRESENTATION crihien anth ocS
6alb nidt 0oribeil6ait iucil iid oic
GoiipcuUoltlna cininpcilca Nidlt dnS
cigencn 9fiitgln 0oll luiorhalicn
fam. scr 1c6lbetrag loWii Ourc1
Stclcrn aui3ubringci ia. Eic ocut.
idc @oitpcrlpalhng mar Oa0er BON
9lnfanl an beitre6t in &ortoirci6eii-
laden ioioeit ais angdnaia oeuiidcS
9iccbt jl bcridiihiacn. gcni3uiol.
&c III 6S1cr 4'ort0ircibeit aiBcr ocu
ocuiidoi Nliliidr. mo Gioilbcborocn.
nur ocn belgilt9cl StoatSbcA6rocn
iiir i0rcu 0icniiliCben @olpertc1r uno
ocn 6cl9idcu @cmenoebeb0rocn iiir
ocn onilihcu 5dlriihuchicl 3ucr-
FAINT uorocil Der Siaat9on9slcacn
Icitcn bctrilIt cccr 5u @uNlicn ODER
i'm 9hlitra5r Ocriimer yauocsbe60r
Oen Sciii0ri miro Gie Aicrnah pov.
toirci pi feIorocrnocl Rolilodlcn ocs
Siaat9' lmo Neneilocbcb0r0en mill
len anger Dem amtlihcn Stcnpel Ger
9e6oroe oie 9e5eiduima uStaate-
oienitiadc, Serpice 0'ctcic" tra8cl
imo uic ole 9riciicnoungcn Der Sc-
oilcu anlaclielcrt mcrocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
g'oIiimOrc'S deilsr 9Sifuic%arf
0nllllIfattrr- alarh.

WPicliD0iit no Nirbcn lbupn mo1l oa,
fOi ildi oicien 9nri unsuifpen cDa c 1nlcu
ihl lore 6uiiinilQen @cillls belearil Dcr
flrl M ift init iChr erortr lan3Duue 8liunc
Ntaelnnncn 0otruii;l 5ncb.@oNelicn Hiu,
Oct.cpiclrldhcn uno alien u0iniccn tcoucmi
llnlCiifn auaqeiailcl. Die nr eineu inoberngn
Nerllthnniaf tdu bcuoibiQ uo Hcr Rdf
VI prdhN0 1cle1cn rcQucm 5u crrci0cn non
nuer 9idoliUcipr inocn mar nnD ocr Srchct
rld Mrah uncr l8i igns Nnerue GlciiriiDen
nrleioci Ser &au NJ gtoB 1elua. nm nle
nfubci Nicneen nilSnueDucn 9Ran mcubc
llrh pcrlbnln oocr intIilln mn ndbcre elnst
urii an
ntnlu glcueie,b, Nr 20i9, Qptn.NrnH.air
poer lclcponnirc nnh benz Nnyi Sininr 4OqG
Spqrcr oifrlcr ON01iln jnm Rdrl on Srcs
berlo.aoeNi oocr e3illpiis.Apeniie
tNldr5i8 3Ude)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

Niarmor lln0 Mranit-20crfc
G. eilsasips 8 cons, 2e3 Nofo'G0arles en.
Sar6uirtbihaitlihe Scratbc mo
5Sgercicn.
Hrlil,iA Snrner to-, 2o5 QorosGata. eirals
Flmblill 6urnaecS, Rnn9ca unO
Igicn GadjOcdcn lmO 9liancn.
y,nnsu Yus, 029 Observation-Disclosures
@upicrlMnlicoc nnO RlinnbcrS.
JJn 0n0egt i73i InameS airahr. g & N.
<elssear 2solic lNQp
Sycncr,y'orlidlcrnngcn.
70. r. enndciiofi e Vp.
fiI 2l cununtr Commerce 2uiloinN
rHfnliiic Nethdfuince Wriciimnit" Sob
lfrNr rut 41liilupfci Etfnlf
.DuNinNlu Ecfcr NrfNMrrnrnt Dtiiu iMoit." 4"
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Baltimore iliio Notib'5h-Se
0lcMploiien Nletoll etc.
eron 0oatia q ep., 5ile, 1871 ~ 9aoeriious
4itdHc.
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idnico 3ubcbor
IS cmn qaanf co., 3Ga 9ni 9loro N0o lr.
'GIu0cib @ielb0lie.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

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rn1mcn ydDcn etc.
Gao y 9ofrs a 60, n ii7 Gno,5rcoc.
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Nomin g. snmncs, alcnicunccn Nnicuir
panocls @hnpmaficn Scrlaa5rrnic 9qalp
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w q l'gG' n. Sa SemasS. lii continental aoa
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gIntouic6ilc.
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llfnrc ulo DBL alopul Npcrilc
AiarCt Niun.tc ND.. D0yd1c liO8lO 9loro
ebofles 1iraAf
3WNMacn 3ciild)rilicn exc.
n<a, galimpys sieve Nompau0" aioneu 6, G.
Nepclc. Vfpdiisliorer, ~ Nseagci SiF
Tcntihc Qiitcr uno 8ciiidlriitcn.
9L @onltio' 10 'eoppleiot sirqne
9'boiograpa.
Vcdlrnm Gin T0oioQfap6 bon gln0icidlnuHa.
Ar. iO. 23eiiteiiu0ioi @ilnbc
Nalional-Noufcn.
,1hr Co Toiui National Wnni," Sab uro
orrcr sif1lc Sacah lS. nori krnliccni,
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uno pouionn -ita6c ElAaii dcbcr. Fldi'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
GrFdDiftss 7IIealUetrcr
Niercaniile glsencg.
9l. @. Glu s. So.
2 0lO 4falpiouo 1ruli eloG.

Samaicrialicn S6iiren 6cnicr'
ra1men yi0cn etc
Gao. y 1nirs d go, lt1 ~ GHoi5reoc.
rldt.itupQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

Iel prNc Hlan ihi 4lcYllc5 ~ NaiinptcOo.
rlWbru ga sllrafn llrh Aercne, lir gluonnse
H. No.
An her pcfidnnnt.I Niiicrsqipeul nelcacn
W oetl1rf p1n nllqn 1iuhlinrilcii ne0ueu 3i
ftfritf'f ecnr u'frflrf Nnfru Y{cltr Nla
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AiA 1tpN N1itafc, WlWot u3i ppet ptngp
NldNfr 1904 Nlnnv.Nluf 9laoilpu NNSl4t
l4idr523rNE 2Nli)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

Simon acIddtien puhitfim sug 9lahrdi bob
fcr e2scltNno jutt 0m wclihen lernuuo
rcr baltimore 1iru9cn Vinic Ntren.cy uo on
oftcn ltaouuduoncn 800 ocn aHHfld|ieu Ne.
enNnHncn 5ir scriioilN litsi er ciQuei lih
uttl ole ie. if e9lfficiic ftr NcWnUie
Euuhhrnh ocf Baltimore Sifdbc nlfb sell Vafi
Moi hcelnitdNlNcu. 6ir Undelnbciicn men0e
mn lit nil
c3nanv VtdnDnef, eoeuibiliucr
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
XT= re
TEGAT = q

Program Beginning at 1880 p. m. until
p. m.
Evening 1.-TWO shoWs), $50 and $3.50
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY
AND EVENING
The Golden Spurs" 1.-TWO part
dranla), Selig. ~.
"The First Gold" (drama). Big "U."
"Canimated Paragraphs comedy,
ESsanay
Busted Hearts. comedy, Vim.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
LOOKING FOR WORK

Everywhere men complain about
work; even boys and girls in schoolor
business find work tedious and irk-
some, but it isn'tthe work half so much.
as their own lack of physical strength
that makes it hard.
Rich blood, strong lungs and health
full digestion make work pleasurable
In business, in school or even house
work, and if those who are easily tired
who are not sick, but weak and ner-
vous-would just take SCOTS Emul-
sion for one month and let its pure
concentrated food create richer blood
to pulsate through every artery and
vein-let it build a structure of healthy
tissue and give you vigorous strength
You would find work easy and would
look for more. Insist on SCOTS.
Scott & Bovine, bloomfield. NJ. E-S
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
AFTER TROOPS
get HURRY CALL
TO meet ENEMY
Half Hour Notice All That is
Given to Prepare for
Practise March

Just how fast troops from Fort
Shafter- could get in fighting regalia
in case OF sudden invasion of the
island was demonstrated Tuesday
when the order was issued for a
march against an enemy" at Red
Hill on a half hours notice
The order is supposed TO have come
from the inspectors general as part
OF the work to test out the Shafter
troops The Engineer Corps. the End
Infantry and the Signal Corps, to-
gether with the entire wagon train,
were included in the order and for
exactly 80 minutes the post was an
exceedingly busy place,
According TO persons who watched
the demonstration the troops were
ready within the required time. but
waited a little while for the wagons,
which were in the city. All were off
on the march by 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, and later phone messages
from Pearl City bore the information
that they were to camp at that place
for the night.
Shortly before noon, however, the
defenders" returned to the post.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
E'SDIAPEPSIN
FOR INDIGESTION
OR BAD STOMACH
Relieves Sourness, Gas. Heart.
burn. Dyspepsia in Five
Minutes

Sour. gassy, upset stomach, indfges'
ton, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
stubborn Jumps; your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable, that's
when you realize the magic in Papess
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II your stomach is IN continuous
revolt-if you can't get it regulated,
please, for your sake, try Pape's Dia.
pspsin. It's so needless to have a
bad stomach-make your next meal a
favorite food meal, then take a little
Diapepsin. There will not be any dis
tress-eat without fear. It's because
Pape's Diapepsin really does regu
late weak, out-of-order stomachs that
gives it its millions of sales annually
Get large fifty-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin from any drug store. 1t is
the quickest, surest stomach relief and
cure known. 1t acts almost like magic
lit lis scientific, harmless and pleas
ant stomach preparation which truly
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
CHALLENGEFOR
MATCH SHOOT IS
ISSUED BY CO. {

A challenge to any company in the
National Guard for a match shoot. IL
men to side, has been issued by
Capt. G. IN. Costa, commander OF
Company e.
Capt Costa believes that his COM
pany contains more good shots than
any other and to prove it has issued
this challenge.
Il have number of new men in
my company, he said, who have TAX
en- to shooting as duck takes to wa
ter and they are as anxious to try
their skill in contest as | am
Capt. Costa is anxious to instill
more enthusiasm among the men and
along this line also proposes a con-
test between the battalions. By these
means he hopes that more men will
attend practise Sundays on the range.
resulting in higher standards OF
craftsmanship.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-13

Mr.. Benjamin Driscoll, our doughty
fire chief, was awakened from his af-
ternoon siesta yesterday by the in
sistent tinkles OF his office phone,
$4,000" which is devoted exclusive
ly to alarms for fires, and with MS
oar attuned to catch the voice
of some hre-frightened mortal
screaming news of the confiagration'
he took up the receiver, and this u
what he heard: 81 want to know now
much you'll take for that oil stove
you're advertising in the Telegram
The voice was so contained and cool
that friend DriscolI, who usually
NOSES in the role of the ever-alert'
found himself foundering in un-
enlightened darkness, but MANAGED
to ouery: us your house on hre?'
wbereupon the unknown voice re-
nlied Goodness, no." in exasperat-
cd accents and Ben gave up. IL
seema that the unknown would-oe
purchaser had mistaken the number
80 tho advertisement for the phone
number and thus interrupted the
untimeIv slumbers Of the fre-digni-
tary. Driscoll is recupera'ins
slowly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-13
LAKELAND BANKER WILL
ADVERTISE FLORIDA ON
LONG AUTO TRIP

MIR. A. fl. DeVane, with his wife
and SIX children, his brother, Mr..
Albert Devane, of Plant City, cous-
in, Miss Connie DeVane, also Of
Plant City, and cook, will leave to-
morrow on a 6O-day automobile tour,
travelling leisurely to Hot Springs,
Ark, stopping for several days at
TalIulah Falls, Chattanooga and 9TH
er interesting points. From Hot
Springs the intention is to proceed to
New England, returning thence
home
Three Ford cars will be used for
the trip, all specially equipped and
provided with everything necessary
to make the journey comfortable.
The cars will be decorated with ban
ners proclaiming the splendid city
they hail from, and Mr.. DeVane also
purchased three hundred copies Of
the Telegram Year Book. which he
will distribute judiciously in the va
rious towns through which he-passes
The advertising thus given Lakeland
will undoubtedly be of great value.
These good people have great trip
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-13
CHARTER ELECTION
TO Be HELD
IN This CITY
ON JULY lST

Very few people seem 20 be aware
that on the first day of July-only
little more than two weeks from
this time-there will be held in the
city of Lakeland an election of
greater Importance to the residents
of this city than any similar event
of the kind for years.
On that day a new charter is to
be accepted or rejected by the people.
Early in the year a charter board
was elected to prepare new charter
for submission to the approval of
the people. This board will ON July
LIST submit the result of their efforts.
The proposed charter is the work of
able men, who have striven con-
scientiously to embody in the city's
organic law snch provisions as would
seem to be conducive to the best in
terests of the people. Nevertheless, it
is not matter to be treated with in
difference, and our citizens should
look into this charter, post them
selves on it's provisions. and If any
thing, in their judgment, should be
added to the instrument or taken
therefrom, now is the time to bring
the matter to public attention.
The Evening Telegram will be glad
to open ita columns to any proper
discussion of the proposed new char.
ter to be voted on July 1st.