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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
NDTICES-I.eSai.
toMMhNW EAITH OF PE.NNSYL.
MANIA, lNSI RANCE DEPART.

In the matter OF the liquidation of
The Employers, Indemnity Company
OF Philadelphia tdiSSolV"d Man is
1871; Dauphin County Common Pleas
Court. No. Il. Comm. Docket. 1919
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LADY StcnocrHphcr wants lr.ht but
regular Office work X tii care
Times DiSpatCh.
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lHlr wANrED--,iaIc aud l;cn,ale

W'Nt.'' and men, North"ru holu. &.
trHuisrolt1tiu-s -nHl- North sixth
u.s. airs
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FOR SiLE.-liurses.

HAVING decided to change one OF my
stables into Il H.TaSe. Will dispose OF
80 heed OF ~: les and big horses and
mares iney have been wording here
.Gr Tie last year In big trucks ana
wagons. Their ages are from TO 8
years ola. VIII weigh from | i6h to
1880 pounds. They are all In nrst-ciass
condition. ana will sell thcm under a
fun guarantee. If not ~ represented
nrGlis stables. a. ID. IS. - South
Tenth.
FOR sale. 20 head OF good mules,
weigh from 1000 10 300 pounds:
stock Is al in good condition .Sid right
ont Of the hardest Kind OF york Can
be- seen at Pl"wn.an's Transfer stables
:" south Fifteenth street.
ruf sale. :, inc shetland pun,. PIP
NcNis old call and see. ilU5 North
filirty-S!Nth street.
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SITUATION wANTED-,,aie


EXPERIENCED registered druggist
wishes position in thirty days; mar
farnville. Va.
WANTED. position by registered phar-
inacist; best references. Address %
Banks street. Hampton. Va.
AN expert hOokkecpcr and accountant
desires position with reliable hrn.
NJ references. III 80. care Times
Dispatch.
w ANTED. position as nuokkecpcr by a
thoroughly experienced Noun" man.
Excellent references. g Nl,. care
Times Dispatch
DRUGGIST wishes 10 change position
at once. - $cats' experience. Can
CIV" satisfactory references Address
=. II. l.. 49, Court street. l.ynchhurg.
va.
GENT .EAiA\ desires "a position AS gem
"ral auction"rr with some good re
able firm ADDRESS 4: f.. -. :. BOX ~.
South TiChmont. Va.
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AUTOMOBILES

WANTED. buyers FOR used GAYS D!
nearly every make. W. give yer,
best possible values. Your Inspection
Is solicited. faison n Adds. 1923 West
broad
a. /. FLEMING: Yields broIi.n In.tui
parts of every description. Auto
parts q speciality. Cylinders crank
Sascs. tfdnshlisSiou cases. rear aXl.
cry and castings 81 all Kinds welded.
Rca@onablc prices. Estimates cheer
iu!iE given. Fl.mins'S Welding Shup.
"a North Rclvidcr" street Madison,
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DETECTIVES
BtRCH'S Private Detective Agency
hom. Office, Park Building Phone
Randolph 1856. Richmond. Vn
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Observation-Disclosures Goods.

"-A-' 49, AhoinUii'iN 'Pbu5'
HIGHEST cash price paid for second.
hand furniture In any quantity. Call
Randolph 5Sif
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HELP WANTED-Nialc.

WASTED Job piessmau Apply. tiank-
l'h fros~ co. fct"rsburr. Va
" tNTED vou'r incn a. railway mail
ct"rhs SO month Sumpl. .Nami-
nation questions tr.. Franklin irsti-
iute, Examiner \ &. Rochester. Y 7
WANTED. bench and rr1r moidors Ia
Uliar with uraIl,.Dlr fouudry work
''P-l Snrp. no iroHbl" MICHIGAN Nal
cable IRON Cowrpuf Detroit
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


fItl'' store for sale. excellent ioca.
ton. well stocked. ANA doing sonh
business. each month showing increase:
owners health viii not permit of con-
nne'n"nt, Address 9 j$G. car, Times
MONEY loaned security formed. by
saving - UPWARDS regularly Com
nercinl Guarantee 60. IS North Niutn
WANTED reliable party with S20On as
business manager or commercial
poultry plant IL he established near
Richmond upon latest improved meth
DDS. Address ! 72N. care Times Dis
patc'
FOR sale. small! manufacturing husi-
ness: owner has been operating as
slt" line: bargain TO uuick purchaser
EoN g station y
LEASE and small stock for the best
ciSa" ana sods iouutujr stand IN thu
booming city nf Petersburg. This Is
positively worth Investigating. T. IL
care Times lbi*Datcl
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,s;ryLISnEn. l;G% oHl.Y 700 N Iii Il. IS
q. A!;ANTEi:D SAME As NEW CARS
Kayak, -SThREtck, ,2l EAST MAIN
Ford touring. OF late model. with sew
,rai accessories. rEu less than i.Unr
miles: chhnGin-; positions and leaviu"
the city; bargain car must be sold
'his week. :! 20. ear" Times Dispatch.
1914 Ford touring. 5000: car must 10
seen TO h" appreciated :; $50. care
Times Dispatch
FOR sale. late model Ford touring
with I!tfficr shock abSorb.rs. car lccl .
Good tires. a,d ia good conditions. SJ"J.
ph'n" t@n""lrh llAH- ".
COMMERCIAL. nodes fur FordS ,"v-
nr"l styles 90 pick from. $50 and up.
We car make the change OYER on amy
n.w f"rd. "" HAY" all TIA. parts: all
WORK suar.,!'i"-d. one 1911. roadster
uohy with windshield. S4n 4 MEYERS
Sons, ~! East cary.
1916 Ford touring car. s3T5: 1874 Ford
roadster, $50. Ford roadster s225.
All above cars a." IN good condition
y Il; Tiil"r 1905 WcS' BROAD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Look Around Your Home
Place

Certain improvements ar" r.c.S-
sary. Consult uS for suggestions ava
prices.
MONTAGl'E MFG; 90.
Broad street ana Bclt Line.
:. Z. pCLLIAM'S Insurance ana kond
In" Agency, Travellers BLDG Don,
take chances: TAX" INSURANCE. call on
or phone them TODAY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-FOUR o. nN" rooms. ives: Of Laurel
street Address j SO. car. Times
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ADOPTION

WANTED. 10 adopt little :irl. or :
years Of age. Must be- of good rar-
cnsa=e I; 30. care Times Disratch
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

treatments of material. For after
noon and evening gowns notifications
of the hoop skirt idea are allowed but
these present notifications are essen
tiallv different from the creations that
belong to an earlier era. They are
softly boned. they are easily handled
and they give really graceful and att
tractive lines We have learned a good
many things since the hoop skirt period
of the last century and these newer
variations thereof are widely different
from their predecessors, however,
much we may owe the suggestion to
the era of long ago.
Russian and OrientaI IN arre7ces have
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

in the simplest linen and cotton fab
RIGS designed for morning use. They
are indeed almost ubiquitous but they
mean infinite variety nevertheless, tor
the color combinations are many and
varied.
We are living in an era of possibility.
Woman has departed from every sug-
gestion of the masculine in her dress.
She is no longer severe or ts'or-made,
she is essentially feminine. She is be-
ruffled and behounced and she is dainty
in the extreme. She trips along in her
light colored shoes and in her dainty
hosiery lightly and oirilv Every hint
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

extensively used and there are really
wonderful effects achieved by the con-
trast of materials We trim silk with
serge and serge with silk we use Geor-
gette crepe in combination with pique
and linen as well as with silk and with
satin and we evolve great many most
attractive results that are distinctly
our own, in spite of the fact that de-
signers are looking backward. The
prevailing fashions give evidence OF
various periods but when various ele-
ments are brought together and COM
bined they bring about something that
is new and of the twentieth century.
For the street costume the broad
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

for some time and great deal of bril-
liant color is found in the prevailing
fashions, but while that is true on one
hand, on the other it is evident
that we will wear a great deal OF
white, a great deal of grey and a
great many of the quiet tan shades
that are always delightful upon the
street. White costumes with black
are exceedingly smart and as natural
consequence jet is much in demand
both for trimming and for the aces
series of dress.
Stripes are smart in every material
from silk to cotton They are found
in the most wonderful fabrics for
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

All beIted effects are conspicuous but
the belts take almost innumerable
forms. Coats are made in various
lengths. We have little jackets in
Elton or Bolero style and we have
genuine coats that extend we'll below
the hips. There is nothing like same
ness in the seasons fashions; they
represent opportunity as they repre-
sent charm.
Silk costumes are extensively worn.
Taffeta, gros de Londres and faille are
favorites. They make up most charm
ingly for the styles of the moment suit
them to perfection. For the street,
snutache braid is favorite tri-7u,ing
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

However the effect is obtained
hips must be broad if the costume
Is to be a fashionable one. One may
wear a skirt that is draped to pro-
duce the effect, or a coat that Is
rippled or a blouse with a basque
but in one way or another breadth
must be achieved.
1t is a season of many features, OF
many opportunities and season OF
much variety and there is a great
deal Of opportunity allowed for indi-
vidualism but in that one particular
of the broad hips Madame lie Mode
is inexorable. Skirts require to be
wide but they can be plain or plated
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

SooI with Basting Line and Added
Seam Allowance) Short Coat for
Misses and Small Women, IS and Is
years
oo2s with Basting Line and Added
Seam Allowance) Three-Piece Skirt
for Misses and Small Women, I6 and
Is years,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

May Manton Patterns for these De-
signs may be obtained by sending 10
cents for each pattern wanted to the
Fashion Department OF this paper.
Fashion Dept.
Gentlemen
| enclose. for which send me
the following patterns:
Send Pattern No.. ..... Size. -.
Send Pattern No.. .size.....
To (Name) ................
Street and No.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

so7I with Basting Line and Added
Seam Allowance) Four-Piece Skirt,
"a to 81 waist measure.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

$500 with Blasting Line and Added
Seam Allowance) Draped Skirt, "a to
80 waist measure.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23
FUE DER0GADA UNA PROiiIRi-
CiON In GCADALAJtRA
Nirna dc Ia IA. planal.

Con rrrha 10. del actual. ii E.. Lie,
Tomas Lopez LinarcS. S~rrr"laria
General tr Gohirrn0 f.. dri DrSpa-
cho. giro una Importance circular
q lndos los JucccS del ESjadO. pre-
viniIn!nleS que. habirldo sido icrn-
s3.Io I'll nrcrcto No. lu7, pur rl Ne
rreto NJ. ilS que rr0r=aniH6 - Pu-
der Judicial EN- 81 Estado, toda $'n-
trnria d.rtaia IN asnnto criminal
uue no liaya sido notificada zeal
mnnlr. no dDbc cauSar rieruiCri&.
Sino rcmitirSe al Supreme Tribu-
nal dc JuSticia: que las resoluciOncs
iictadas en- n5gOci0s civiles que ha-
van si;o rarurridas. dcben tambiGn
remitirSe al propio Tribunal para
los efcetoS lrgalrS. Y Que aqucltos
ne:orios tramitadoS durantc los LA
mados Gohicrn0s Dc Ia uSurpacidn
V CopyencieaiSta. en- vIrtud Ie ha-
Der sido daclarado uulo 10 actu4do
en- esos pericdos por Dscrelo dc Ia
primera Jefatura. Sc suspenderi To-
do ,tramite haSta que So ohten=a su
reraIidaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23
CON GRAN VIGOR Sc REANUDA
LA LUCIA EN- TODD Ell FREN-
TIE ORIENTAL.
Nirnr lie la 2a.)

| gga"oa posesionarsc de variaS alturas
antcs de que los ruSos volvieran So
brc elias. RI informc agreg@ que los
mo.covitaS cmprendicron en- seguida
varios contra at9ques. lo"r2ndo deS'
aioiar de aqucllas alturaa 1 los tcu-
tones V continuando IL lucha coli
graz cncarmizamiemto dcsputs, en- Il
region de B~ala3anica Y Dachkoi.
II informo agrcga que les ruso-ru,
mInoS 2S;in t&mbi@r dispuandole
al cnemigo umas poSiciones 4 10 largo
de Ia Inca dicha en- Ia Dobrudja. y
II Ia lucha que St ha :rabado tie
ne los caractercS de II formidable
batalla.
En- el frcntc de Ia Rumania pro-
piamenlc Iicno, los icutoncs e$tan
avanzaado por ambos ,rdos del ca
mino he InSu 4 GacovitZeri, Dero cS-
e avancc no Sc eSta llcrando con Il
rapidez de los antcriOreS. pues los
ruso-rumarcs han empezado "a !
oponer una seria resistencia. 4 10
larro del frente de Pirlita = Stanbu-
CO los i~nvasoreS han degrade tam
bien efcctuar un avance obligando
y las ~yanguardias m~oscovitas I rCti-
raTse hacia Ell noTte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23
Ell. REY JORGE PRORROGA Ell
PERIODIC DE SESlONES
DEL.
lNi"nr dr. la 2l. p;ig)


r6sitos. Gs dov las graciaS por In
Iihcraiidad sin limitas con que con.
tinuais s~opcrtando la car-a$ dc In
guerra.
".Nucztro AMIGO cstucrzo deb2 SCI
n ;igoro<2 prosecution he Ia guerra.
ha:,a Iu2 hay2mos vindicado los de-
rcchos TN inhumana y cruclmcnte
"iolados For nucStros cncmi@os : e@-
tajlec;io Il scguridad De Europa So
Lr2 iifm"s principles. En- esta .
81 sagrada estoy SECURE dc! apoyo
undo de todos mis- puehloS, y ruego
= DicS Todopodoroso nos dc 81 bon
dic:6n."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23
la Onda fra en- Brownsville.

Los dias anteriores han sido los
mas ~riguroSos del invierno Ell estas
r%egiones. La temperature ha bajado
hasta % grades, y con tal motive Sc
ha notado menos movimiento que de
costumbre ell las GALES de Ia ciudad.
Los cines y demas lugares de espec-
taculos, han resentido Ia baRsima
temperature.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23
UN PRORLEMA GRAVE Y TRAs,
Wiene de In 3a.)

agrupan millarcs : millOncs de
ohrerOs; { t0do3 los cu&rtclc>, donde
los soldados puadcn cmnlear q lem
Pc que les deJa libre su ordinario
trabajo; G todos los pucblos para
sembrarlos de- cscuelas ]nocturnas, de
Universidades popul2rcs, de cOlonias
escOlareS. de cscuelas ambulantes. de
bibliotecaS: & Gondc quicra que hay
IN campo libre en- que scmbrar Il So
milla civili2adora....
Pero este no como Quiera; no con
ell dejo del senior poL"roso que dcia
el cscudo en- IL 2no del inG:Hentc:
no con el argullo del que ia 81 cue
cree nec2Sitado; 20 COMO Cuie2 pres
IL Z rGdito. tampoco, Y micntras
mas i~nviertc. mas cspcr2 Sacar. no:
sinu con 81 altruiSt& mOdO tie Guicn
satisface eustoso I'm dCbcr; del Que
mace Ct bien aqui. para Qu" r"sci.n.
da 4 toGaS parties; del cue sicmbra
en- cl pueblo para Que rcc0ja IL Pa
tria y todavia mas, IL humanidad;
| con Ia actiIud amanle, dIrcmOs poe.
;lSanHo ago "el que S'e"'"'" "'''
Semll!a para enc III" ''oT !"c =
comp!ace en- ao'''f"' ) que g P~%0
con aSp!f": '!S" &c :" perfume ~
que sc 'e ocurF" que A"''ie "l'S =
prlve de aqueI gusto'
Enlonces Ia educaclon cehe ProP',
garse baio !" ley del amor r"f'
/ picndo con toGos los tra"lc'on"II+
mcS, con toGAS l&S faAci2" lF'ocV
DacioneS de razas ) &c classes =! II.
tluJo de "A democraclS MS p'f2
dc! i!DeraIlSmo mas fe'Peluo|o' p"'
que ella no va " hacct SOLO h'Mh'e
sahlos y honnres fuerteS' $40 tam
bier homOreS hu""os, Que eS pof Il
que mas y mejor sc car@cterIz%. 70
10 lanto 81 propagation 10 P4ed'
encOmendarsc I cualQulcra, sIno
los vcrdaderOs e~CucadorcS, q !"
macStrOs que cStCn pO? sobr" tod"
las miserias humans.
Ia amerlcanlzaclon aQu!, 1ece
sta horrar fIontcras. p"garSe memo
del color Ge Ia pei de Sus %eAteS
a~banConar tocas &us mcGa.omanl"s
:brir SU cOraZrn al amor q" TODD
los hombrcS de Ia terra como HI
alberto suS pucEtas L II !hml@Fs
cion dc TODD g! muAno' F"F"Ne :
10, este u!tlmo Fc'u-t2 IN FeF"adcE
cOntrasentlio.
ASi Ia anunclan los prlmeFoS pa
SOS ell "A actual c2mnana que 5
ha iric;ado, y hemoS QucrlGo cntfa
en- c$:aS "onsiderIcioneS sohre ell;
porQur encontramos que n" todo
&Que!loS con QulchcS Sc cH@h'" :
nan i"ima"o l'ea nc j" o"i" G"e :
ti%I2 Oe Fcai1"@I. "No Is i"to Hue ~
CohSeJo ue Eu"e'Ni"' Oo'"' u
Austin lamau pof 81 prop" '."'"
ra!o|a " ser "no 10 IDS eooPS''"'' (
dc %S'a oDia' oe ui'lo" ' "t co''So'
dla' en- que Sc heceS''" """a''"' Tue
temente loaaS IaS N"iUh'"u's P"t
producer n m'As Foiont2d h"clo
nal, haga' por ei c~oh'f2rio' en- eSto
preclSoS momentoS' 'raoaJo &c TIC
clon entire To- razaS' !aS mas lh'lhl@
ment" reLacIonadaS por su GEo&Fa!'
81 hiStoFla' "eSpeF'@2oo en- """
sentlmlcEt"S &c 'hSu'''hIc "eSP'eci'
y IL Ia OF" los cue Aat"'"IHlehI
produce G! que Sc /" d"spFeeie Sc !!
PetluHlquc {" 10 que H"S F"'''to (
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23

81 M Para sangrc ;rapura. No
x Al paga I'd. 81 10 Sc cura.
S@~ iEst5 ~quedandcse cal
vo? Pidaaos ace:se Unable"
y paguelo cuando lie hayc sail
do ell pelo. Box 636, New Or
leans.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23
EN- SAN RENlTO Y HARLIGEN
H'irnc de Ia "a. plana).

soldados. V nunca Sc he pcdido apre,
hender 4 los culpables.
Composturas a una calle.
Con gran actividad Sc estan lie
vando 4 cabo las obras de rep&racl0n
en- la Gale de jefferson. que Sc pu-
so en- muy malas condolences I causa
de las l~luvias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23
PER1IISOS PARA FlNCAR

john ]. Eteyens, Editicio para
tienda. Tsrcera Gale, Block i25.
$4,000.
Sonora F. G. Morales, Garage.
Gale lie Virginia Block Sill, 800.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23
AVISOS DE OCASIOE
fARIFA

No Sc afnilIcn menoS de ounce palabras
En- rSia SecPi0n &c! DiaFiO, HubiIramaS una
E~rsqui>a Sci> VeCrS CGnScculiVas pOF IA
rE-u CINGi ENlA CENTANOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23

nESEr >lbrr e. parldero del >rnor Jos:
y5i.IGS. gge N A9oslo IL s>'r aio ira
bajabs IN io> pa;;o> Gel : e. >ou'a ~. en
GslveStUL. TEXAS. - daEd ma >uh>c:in-
y4lenfe .r elective 4 II persona cue me
aGnsa "a communication con dt,Io >s!or.
nirrian<c = ConsJaDc!0 Bravo. !. - Box
it- WFVRFFTTA. OKLA. ti2I1f
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23

Iii. SALOHE GARLN iLBiEt, e Il FarIi
IaG de MEXICO: GuiUE,taGO IN Il EStadU @
ie1as: ->peCiaii>,4 &" enI-rmeGaCc> ."n!io
grinarIls Y cl!u;:l Ell general Re>iCeaclS
Avenue o .i43.. I~eie.cAu Travis a%.- ~
rIla: Er0s; Building. T=letvlU>, NLeNU IL
VI. % Travis 3fi$.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-23

is general e>T-c3a!mvl..e -11~r;neGaC-> L
uGdr.L. p4r.z!..a : CltU>- DIclnd. 800 Fsvs
ElIg.. RCv>iou =. : Nan A.e. Teie.On">
Travis 4JgG = Crockett %-:S.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-10-13
Order to show cause why order
OF sale Of Real Estate should
not be made.

state OF South Dakots, County OF Grant. %.
In County Court. October, 10, 1916.
In the matter OF the estate OF Benjamin +.
Will. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Harry z.
Jones' admi inietr8tOr setting forth the amount
of personal estate that has come to his hands.
and the disposition thereof. the amount of the
debts outstanding against said deceased, aud
description Of al the real estate Of which said
deceased died seized and the condition and
value Of the respective portions thereof. and
Irnying that license be to him granted To sell
Ela of Section Il, township lis. Range IS, and
the NWA OF Section 81. Township lis, Range 4s
all IN Grant county. South Dakota. And IT APP
pearing, by said petition. that there is not ~uifi
eient personal estate in the hands of std Harry
+ J1nes. administrator t. paA sald debi-. and
tbat il is necessary we'll aa 10 the beet interest
Of the heirs in order to pay the same. 10 sell all
OF said real estate,
II Is ORDERED, That all persons Interested
IN said estate. appear before The Judge of this
cont. on Friday the sra day OF November. A. ID.
1916. at II O'Clock A. NJ. ~ the office Of the
County Cout in the FIRST National Bank
Building III the CITY III MlIbank, in said County
then and there 10 show cause Git any there be)
Why IN order should not te granted To eaid
larry T.. Jonas administrator 70 sell said real
estate ACCORDING TO the prayer Of said petition
AND IT is FURTHER ORDERED, That u
copy Of this order be published for four cue
cessve weeks prior to sad day Of hearing. in
the Herald Advance. Il weekly neWepxprr print
ed and published 1t the city OF Milbank. in cad
County, and personally served On All pers0ns
County. At Ieast ten days before said day OF
hearing.
dated at Milbank. South Dakota, the 10th day
Of October A. D., 1916.
by the Court.
(SEAL) fudge Of the County Court
Attest: EsIl Liagest.
CLERK q tis Cosaey cosrt
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-10-13
The \ oice OF Maine
''Speaks so Will the County TO-" is
the Report Of Foreseen
Republicans

Maine is back in the Republican
fold. The way the Bull Moose
crashed through the timber and
made the leaves and dirt fly on the
home coming journey was some
thing to rejoice the hearts Of the
&. 0. p. leaders.
The Republicans made a clear
sweep, electing a governor
auditor, two United States
senators and all four representa-
tives in Congress, besides achiev-
ing majority on joint ballot in
the state legislature and there.R
making it possible to choose ceb
publicans for the other state oesffiy
not filled by popular vote.
There would seem to be now not
the slightest doubt what Maine
VIII do in November. Normally
the state is Republican. For the
first time it wandered a field four
years ago, due to the Republican
Progressive schism. 1t elected a
Democratic governor two years ago
by the small margin of 3,177
votes. Tuesday it elected a govern
or by 13, 400.
For the country at large the re-
suit in Maine Monday is significant
for two reasons. First, it in
dicates real heart to heart mer-
ger of the Republicans and the
Progressives. Second the defeat
of such personally popula- and
strong Democrats as Governor Okley
c. Curtis, United States Senator
Charles j. johnson and Congress-
man Daniel J. McGillicudy Of
Lewistown suggests that national
Importance.
On the basis of the vote of four
years ago, when Roosevelt had
nearly twice as many votes as Taft,
and Wilson had a plurality Of about
$500 over Roosevelt, it is figured
that, in scoring the victory they
did Monday, the republicans need
ed fully 80 percent Of the pro-
gressive vote. If that ratio of
Bull Moose return be maintained
throughout the country in Novem-
Der, Charles f. Hughes will have a
walkaway two months hence. Add
ing sorca t. tAe prospect is the h;e-
toric Maine precedent that the
Republican majority in November
is early always larger than the Re-
publican majority in September.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-10-13

have car load OF p)tator 8
ON track in track in Milhank at 81 %
4 bu. must he taken from car not lat
er than Friday. F. H. Arnold,
Campare our Fancy Head Rice
at ; lbs for 25c with the rice you have
been u ;ing aud we think YOU will de-
side in our favor.
Thirsk Bros.
oMrs. Arthur Pa'ridge leaves to-day
for Minneapolis where she will attend
the wedding OF her niece Miss Ruby
johnson to .dr. Archie Liggett which
will take place on Wednesday 18th.
The M:lbank young people who
went out to pay their respect to the
newly married couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Trapp. last Thursday evening
received a sum of money and on
Tuesday evening enjoyed banquet
at the LaFountain Inn. The tables
were tatsefully decorated with roses
and covers laid for two course
luncheon. Those present were Harry
Stengel, Lucille Prevey, Troy Fenner,
Elsie Egermayer, Harvey Fenner.
Jessie Stengle. Martha Bagdon,
Laura Fenner, Ralph Schwantes, Otto
Bageon, Anna L0ckhart, Louise
E4iebe, Hattie Meyers and Edwin
3agdon.