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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
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Die GntfheiOuno IN DeIen arieae mr6 al Der iudfIifen 5ront fallen,
rb oee Gntiteioung ibent fb ibt init i1neaen Sbrrten 81 nagern.
9os forfgeette 8ororrnaei Der Deltlbea Slniet geeen oe lrahaorlGIeh
Stelungen bepelt, oB Die oeuide pberre SeereslethIng ernen torgIalt1g
borbereteten @on berfolgt, Die gennte fran5Ofihe @etehtsltHlej ms Aan.
fem ali bringen un0 0B# Sranfrei9 0Ren 4ngrHten ntht longer erfolgrei1
~ptoeriteben fam. Ser 8ortoB segen geroun Ut on1betnero fnr EN- EEL
Ds uagenreinen MngriftspIones.
9emerfensnet lit Der lnteridieo SpiFhen Der nit geuah1gen Wdtteln,
cber nenig @effid rnterromnenen iogennnnen groBen Stfenfne Der
MTierten I'M Iebhn @erbT umO Der aelbeuuBteu angriffsbepeglng, bic
Die 9atiAen lett uHRrnontneH baben. Sofre gHf nobedu gletf6erHg
nit alien ibm 81 geboe teben0en Srlppen, nit " 3inilonen. an, nn1s
Dem er ourb cine oui Gage pd5renOe ~orHrerftide gorberetamg. peI@e
Fh hGuIa bis 3un SronmneIfgler iteigerte Die 0eutfhen SnRn 10 tGtI
adhmadt 81 bobea elnhte, OB iane Snfantere notwithstanding letdtesI
Spiel baben hur0e. Sic lit nht melt getouumen. Die @eutnne, Que oe
SrauSoeu mafen, ipnren gang lnbe0euteno unD tDur0en lbnen ouBeroem
nmb flr5er Set nROer etrtiet.
Ole gnglanoer mndten nf Dem lnfen 5ligel Der Inrieren uber-
Inapt feline Sortfhritte, lieBen a6er $4,000 geann ouf Dem Nlose Der
Gurdbrld99Deriuh uBlang, gum Eel mobL neil Die aaihrten, Die ole
irnen berfigtGn, nit oeren SiFe fe Die geringen 9orteHe, bic lie errunsl
gen, oisnusea fonnten. Ole Strait Der gan5en arnee mar bnrh bieienI
mBIungenen 9urhbruhsberiub in ioIden aoBe erfh0pft bb tie bis
beute nod nit pie0er our 0Henfipe i~bergeben fonnte
gBr ieben 0agegen BET Der iesigen 0eutihen GHeniipe, BOB oos 8or.
0rrngen fgtematihb Sfrat fir 5hrit, crfolBt. Gin 9Drf n1 0enI
an6Gen, eine 8ohion na3 Der nn0eren, miro benz 6ein0e eatriien, Der
tros bersDeffeter 8egernuebr oos lmgfa1ne, o6er fdere Gnrorrngen uiht
perhin0ern fam. Die mobilization SteQunaen 1m0 $4,000 GefnnQene nno
enorme g2engen bon aregsmateuaL mas unter 0iefen llmtauoen ofI
cine w~ettgebenOe GENERALIZATION beim 6einoe idIeben lGBt.
Gs mar bormts6uieben, Dob Der 8etpnnft fommen muBte, mo 6rant
renhs srnft bernge, uno nRer 3eitplaft iteut trk oler rnbmretden
8erfher1ng Der berLogenen fran5ofi1ea ginler getomnen ODER me-
lignens nift rebr fene at fem.
6rantreih bot in ben ndt bonn 6einoe oftnpenen 2on6esteIen nod
epd "a uAltDne1 elnDobner 10 bot lhon Dor einern bal6en Sabre aus
0Rlen heronsge3ogent mas i~raeaoDie fir ben g%dIrdrOient tannih mar !
ieiner armee gerfen fnO, MIR u~nbolfomhen rieoer at fiaen bernaoftl
nnO lit gegen aaufblonn nit ieinen nobe5u 70 Miqionet GtnuobnernI
mo ieiner tnbergledlih pirtiaaHiHen Organization Su iMr i'm 9tnd-l
tell, Inn linn af 0e 9Guer erfoLgreihen &i0ertuao Ieten All fonnen,
oa Inn Die bon finen 4atRrten in ausfbt gdteae Safe ndt in 0emI
etDartfen aaaBe 5ueiI eenor0en it,
Der SOL hon 9erota onrfe ons 8orfpiel bon Jrontreds Gnoe fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29

men, Critic, @roupen.
6. Sioi Jerrid, fron5olih 1919
Someu, Stiidgiitex.
7. Die, fronSofid, $500 Con.
men, Stiidgiiter.
s. Sailor 9rince. engIii1, 3t44
&cnnent @erite. 2ebensmittel.
8. &dlioones, engIii1, 5093 Een.
men, Ora, gaumtpolle.
10. apcao, engliiG, 3774 Con.
men, aobIe ur0 Stpei arieesihiff-
bartoHen.
IL. apiacron, ruiiii6er Tonf.
nampfer, 1000 &onneit, 1000 Com
nen ScisoI.
-. aatia, ruITiIa, 500 Sonnea,
3ufer.
IS. enOiis, ensIii6s S4O9 Con
men. aobleH.
IA. Ronte u%libefnrnt. engIiih
5000 Gonnen 90.
10. .@eraanier, engIiid, 1905
ADHllens SIlldgltt.
Is. &ringu, ereliid 2t6o Con-
men, Ieer.
IL. 9onis, ensItid 1866 Son.
men, gieb.
is. ainsspoD, engliia, 3647 Son.
men, Ieer.
10. 2udru, fran85fi6 485 Con.
men, leer.
20. @alinhe engIiih 1868 Com
men, Stiidgut.
q. Golenfo, engIiid, 1861 Son.
men, Stiifgut uno @iienbabnipngen.
22. 2angton san, engIiia. 4437
&onnen, stiidgat.
%. 8arifis, eriediid, 1904 Con.
men, 6utters, 2ebensmittel mad eng.
lamb Wonrnare).
"a. algerien, fran30Fid, 1908
Stiidgut.
@eiamtiumme. 1856 Sonnen.
Sn ben hei0en Monaten 9ttober
ltr0 9toOeatber iinO alio bon ben
ltnterieebooten Der 3entralntadte IS
Sdiffe oarunter 81 Gransportihif
fe, Die Srippen ODER &rtegsmoteridI
Sdlonifi beforbern ioaten, her
lenft ipor0en. llniere tleinen 3ouh4
boote baden 0nour9 Die SdIaften
oeS 2onofrieges aif Ser galfonboB.
Dor aleu- aud Die Sturme
Der 8uIgarm III Ma3e0onien ies
srfoIgreih u~nteritiitt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
Gus 8(oom6e(O!
% SphrI

20. SEuLAuI.
G6riftion Sanien, Sobn BON Be
fer @onien. berian0te letter Sams.
tog ieine Sausiahen noh Colorado,
tpo CT icing 6arm 5l beipirtihaften
geoenft. Bpr ietner glbreiFs IieB er
feline 9o6ter Gopbia i'm 4farrbauie
ore 9reifaItigfeits STRIDE tnufen.
8eim Noftmeiiter s. 8. 6rieorids
1T cine tleiite Boitmeiiterin einge-
frofipH. 9nrob grpbe 6reltoe.
Gle gloomiieIber Shiieen, Die
6ieS 1iiscn 6es @iSners8 eretns 81
cinem ~g9etti9ieBcn berausgeforOert
bnttelL im6 obne Siegestrepb1ea
Dieoer angeIangt.
Son. $. q. Sbumtpnp, adnbio6t
fiir 9i5e.@ miro am 30.
5ebruar In Bloomfield reoen.
Cine gauge 9ieibe bon aan0i0aten
6esebren oas anrt zines Sberiffs,
moraus man nobl idlieBen bari
oaB Is ben beiten nmtlihen 2efer.
biiien reprdientiert.
am 16. 5ebruar traten Sobn
SnBIno emma Ninas in ben Stano
Der Gle. Ger grdutigom lit Der
5obn unieres- nerebrten 5reuHOes
Sans Sap.
Sim Il. Mdr5gmiro Der otesidbri.
ge 9eflnnations 9aettitreit Der Sod.
iflIe R~attfiroen. Ter Siegcr miro
Die Sdpiie in benz 8attitreit Des 81.
ltrifts III 0orfof oertreteu.
Sid 8oper mar pergangener
Gieustaa IN neutrality-suspicious..
ten In Cniaba.
8iIheIm goeenbaaen lmo 5amilie
iin0 nah 0smou0 ber5ogen.
@ermom gru6u uno 8rau febr.
len an Iebteu 9ienstag BON ibrer
@od5eitsreiie nad Sblesmig uuS
S0a @robe, Sn.. sllriid.
@uItan Giien1auer, Elm beliebier
Geutlher Don bier. Der aegenw1rtig
FF
in California left, bat lid fiir5li1
Fetner Operation be5ioIih zines 8ru.
DIES n~uter5ogen. Seine Jreun6e
riininen linn baIoiec @enefmg.
&il0a Sdr0oer befleioet cine
SteIuue in einem aroBen <IdOen
in ct Gold. Sic nir5 na9 etua
SiDei @londteli Snriidfommen.
y. %. 8ieiner bat feline 9eiba.
berfdnft In BEN Simon Clothing
@eiddff o~ufgegebeit.
gei elmer gerianmIlne 0er Sen.
ertuehrIeute tpur0e 81. Golfer ais
8uuptmatlH nHO s. Megrer ais iein
SteIlpertreter geD1blt.
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Gus cincO(n!

Stlcota Dat iid Ton Dem Sdrei
den Den cine barmIoie goube, I'M
Staatstapitol ni~eoergeIegt, inn ein.
geiagt bate. 70 Iot6te pie0er erbolt.
4}an bat it9 init Dem elders abge.
hil0en.
Aus anlaB Der berorite6eaOeu
lleberiia0elnng Der 5atnilie aarl Ga.
I'm auF i9re 6arta Iii ssani1s febr.
ten Die Gaulen oes 6roueapereina
leRten 5reitag BEL 8ruu 2alun
mo 0erer @Satfer 6rau gloe
3n einer iogen. lleberraidun9g.
Diiite elm un0 totem, tuie oas BEL fol-.
den @elegenbeiten ilbIid 1T, ibrc
S6dse an, inter oenen Iid aud Elm
ihones 4n0enfeu befQfo, Deld)es ben
SdeiOenoen NIT bpr3Iiten @eIeits.
iporten mlo treu gemeinten @iin.
iden iir bic 3utuuft iberrei6t
muroe.
Sim Montag ben 81. Gebruar
ltarb DdDler I'M SQben 0eim Die al.
teite Sniaiiiu oes A~Itefbeims, Sell
cia u. 8elton, Der Die 4nltdIt oas
8eu8nis ~ausgeIteiIt bat: tie mar cine
title. itets 3~ufrieoene, liebe oIte
W3ltter. 0eboren am 81. Sui 1928
i'm Stadte Connecticut, Iebte tie felt
1850 IN Rebrasta plo tDobnte felt
40 Sabten auf elmer 5arm nabe BEL
9tebama 9ebr. Sng GabeasStift
frat tie am 10. 0opember 1918 Elm.
rad elmer Grauerfeier i'm gabea.
eim fir bic alten 0ieIer anitaIt
fpur0a Die 2ei9e mad geenloba,
Ge6., iiberIlbrt.
9ns altenbeim fam Die in aro.
Ser 4n8abf einloufenOen AppIifatio.
rem Inn aufnabufe Degen MnngeI
an 9tnum mr. ut einem geriugeil
8ru6teiI beriff9tigen. 2astbin ie-
300 uur0en orei @ailenfiuoer, @e-
idipilter, in 0te Srpbaunge, aufae.
NuIllIllelf.
Gm gfttipod aben0 tDuroe Moib-
iuston's @eburtstaa i'm gobea-
@eim gefeiprt. Die @aiien adben
leben0e giloer unb oeflomierten
iclbitoerfaBte @eoidte. 0as mar
etUas fir ainber ano grpadfene.
iilr &aiieu nrb ~beiniatIoIe 9lIte, Die
ierit IoDicl eHt6cbrens Siniaf I'M
Winter.
ailf IN gincoIt beriud]t Oie idi.
tere 3unft Der giubre6er ibr Iidt.
iheues @elper6e ails3uilben. GIN
wlittpoh nber6 tuuroe Bic g3ohnunq
oes Serrn 8. 3. @rousser an Der
g-Strabe IN a6tDeienbeit Der 5aug-
bepoHHer bon 9ongfingern beimge-
iudt, bic iid StnpeIen I'M @crte BON
$500 oneigneteu, obne ibre pot.
fdhiae 40reiie standardization
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29

q. 6. uiO 9. 8, Sitter Fub bon
ibrer @eih0ftsreiie nah gbitngo slt-
ritdgefebrt.
Scinrib Gro6m1nn BON seigb
beiu6te ieinen SnfeI Sobn GroB-
mann bier.
4m lesten 9onneretag ipurSen
Gilbert Semen IL Minnie SdmoIot
non Serrn 4aitor Sptedermann ge-
tralt. Die bubble 8rout mar eIc-
giant gefleioet ntO mndte NIT ibrem
8rdiitignm eiiien uetten giuorid.
ltniere belten @llfmiinihe Dem
Inlgen 8aar
Der bon Dem Sdiieeftnerein gege.
bene gna. Der Ietten MtitttUoG Itatt.
fan0, ioa gat5eiudt gerpepn lein.
am %. 5ebrunr feterte 8rar @il.
helm aumm ibren @eburtstag.
Cine &eibe bon Srcunoen eridien
uro Grali Sunni nno ibr 0ann
taten nlIes, nm ibren Daiten ben
aufentboIt IN ibrem geniitli6en
Seim 10 ofigenebm pie nur m0gItdt
gu aeItaifen.
Die 8elttihen In gIoomfieIo fib
len fth mie 9entIde anoerpGrts tn.
i9rem @epihen ~georungen, ettuas
fir lire u~oileiOen0en Witbrii0er in
@lmopa 81 tun. aeiner, Der Elm NOR.
mes Ser5 in ieinem 8ltien trdot,
ioate iih erit nufforoern Iaiien, ct.
mas fir Die sade 0es Goten areil.
8es 81 tuu, ipnoarn ioIfe nit 6reu.
ben bereit lem, einen fleinen 9eiL
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Der SduIO. sic CT ieineu friBercr
Baterlan0e GegeHiiber bat, o6sutra,
gen. &arl 6dur3 BAT ole Stelmne
oes 2~eutid.amerofnner elm fir nIle.
nal fiargele9t, dis er ingte: Geutidl.
lono lit uiiere Mntfer un0 Mmerifa
nniere 9rautl Sir berIiinoi0en ms
an alnicrcr Milttter, ipenl1 mir in Die.
fer grobm 3eit ibre8 Qei0ers ullO
aampienS inn ibre Griiien5 uid)t oel
iful0igen &ribtt unierer 9anfbnr.
felt. @odphtung Sumpatbie III
S5erm elmer m1terieaen ltrterftilhunu
Ibr nidt 5uteil Deroen Laiien. 9euf.
I6e in Bloomfield, Die etlpos in bic.
fer 10 erniteu Sade tun poIlen. fino
gebeteH, cine groBere ODER tIeinere
Sun1me 6errn Batter SpieSarm1na
snr MISUNDERSTANDING an ben
aniierlidea @eianoten gu jberlnit.
teIn.
aud Ser @unfd Ser oablreid)en
gGutiden in BLOOMFIELD eebf oa.
bin bob 9elfihlanO uu0 Mmerifa
In 5rieoen leben uriO niht ourd oie
6rage betpaffneter Son0elsihiffc
nnseinan0ergeriiIen ueroeh. 5of-
fentlid miro cine bnIOiae Ginigung
oieier bei0en Widd)te nift ourdl 0as
fnulmeiiterli6e ltl0 un0tplomafiIdle
@e6abren eines @oooroip @ilion
iininogIi6 gema1t.
BEIRUT eud bel eiutduien oiff
Die o9ribdne".
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uniider. Crit fiirslid iDnrbe 6ie
tleine 9uciIla Sobnion Don oemIeL-
ben angefalen. Gr Bis fie In tbren
9fofdrmeI. @IidIiderfpeiie lam bic
aleiHe obHe @erlesurg oauOr. Nan
ninlrt an, oaB oies oeriel6e Suno
tit. Der i4oH niebrere Heribnen an.
geInElen b0tS
u. z. SiI6srs, Elm etDa S0.iddri.
ger @fcis, iieL mi BEN &Iaiteis mo
-trnd) EN- @eint Ieonb CT nad Dem
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4ns @nnne. apiua.
26. 6ebruar 1916

70. BeDfllnr I3Ib.
4iebe brGhen Elm IN Nop gaeIioB's
Sibnerbalts an Sfo GraDforD Ctr.
un0 itabIen .idntiihe giers meId|e
bic &ilbner eeleet bntteit, mas BEL
Den hoben Ereifen Far oiefelben einen
sienIiden @erIuit fir BEN GigeH.
iiimer broaEtet.
Seit einiser 9eit moht ein an
iaeineaa tolcr 3nrS bic @eseito
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NdItnnn. 4rntfdsl

aoHunt sa 8. 3. 6. SnmOGr fur
beIten Simburger Sale. gerduderten
Gatfiid, SaieHpfefffr. Bier uno
SAaaps baben mir aid Su Der.
faifen. 207 iioIihe 10. Str1Bc.
Enlaba, meb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29

Gs NJ DC groBe Gorgfnlt. init Der
Or. 8eilaHO. 6rcmont, gebr.. SIRE
augen lruteriunt. wcldc ieine Bril-.
Zen fnr Die erbeltuatg Sbrer 4lseH|
70 Dert1on mndt.
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bieiigen 6oipitaL gcidhft iDcroea
usubtc. SnfoIge ieiHes sIfcrs 1T
lcine @ieocrheutednnn frnaIth.
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CADILLAC COMPANY OF OMAHA
0 8 Faraam Str.
Geo. r. Rein, Pras. Douglas 4225
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13

Subscribe for The Expositor,
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
Work of County Agriculturist

Livestock disease, pedigreed seeds
and livestock matters claimed a good
portion of the time last week. With
the pedigreed seed work, a somewhat
different policy is being adopted this
year as compared with last. The plan
this year is to get the associations to
take the initiative themselves, and it
is believed that where there is not suf-
ficient interest in the work to make
this possible, the association will not
be success regardless of how much
time and effort the County Agent
might spend with it, The State FIX
pertinent Association now consists of
over thousand Michigan farmers and
the object of the organization is to pro-
vide plan whereby the pedigreed seeds
bred by the Michigan Agricultural
College are placed in the hands of the
farmers who wish to try them under
their conditions. While there is no
question that some of the associations
started last year will not through their
own efforts continue the work, it is not
thought worth while for the County
Agent to revive them after having
them we'll started last year. 1t is de-
sired to assist all associations already
organized who wish to continue the
work, and to establish new ones in
communities where there is sufficient
interest. In order TO form an associa-
ton, it is necessary for six men to meet
and elect officers and decide upon what
seeds are desired. AS has already been
mentioned, the dues for each member
to the State Secretary, Prof. V. M. Shoe
smith, East Lansing, are fifty cents per
year.
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
were occupied with trip to saginaw
where assistance was given in selecting
some registered Holstein for the Coun.
ty Farm at Goodells. Two very well.
bred young COWS were obtained, and it
is belieYed that they will constitute
splendid foundation for a registered
herd.
Interest in the canning demonstra.
ton to be. held at the High School build
ing Saturday, April 18th, at 100 O'Clock
p. m. begins to increase as the time
draws near. This work will be in
charge of Mrs. Nellie +. Snyder of the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture assisted by Miss Anna Cowles of
the Extension staff of the Michigan
Agricultural College While the main
object of this meeting is to assist those
who are interested in girls canning
clubs, everyone wishing to learn about
canning will be welcome.
A very highly fatal swine disease has
appeared on a farm in Port Huron
township and while it is yet impossible
to diagnose it for a certainty, it has
many of the symptoms of hog cholera
The fact that manure had been hauled
TO the farm from stock cars at Tappan
makes the probability very strong that
the trouble is very virulent form of
hog cholera.
e. l. Brody, County Agent
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13

The undersigned will offer for sale
by public auction at the premises on
Arthur street in the city of Yale, on
Saturday, April 22, 1916, household
goods, etc. sale to begin at 90 o'clock
p. IN. sharp. Usual terms. Geo. w.
Bell, auctioneer
Mrs. Addie b. Mitchell, Prop.
Having sold his farm, the under.
signed will offer for sale by public auc.
ton at the premises, l mile east and
Ia miles north of Avoca, on Wednes
day, April 10, 1915, horses, cows, farm.
ing implements, complete threshing
outfit, wood saving outfit, blacksmith
post drill and drills, etc. Sale to begin
at one o'clock p. III. sharp. Usual
terms. q. w. Bell, auctioneer.
Chas. Lorenz, Prop.
The undersigned will offer for sale
by public auction to the highest bidder
at his premises, the Great Northern
Hotel, in the City of Yale, on saturday,
April 10, beginning at one O'clock p. m.
sharp, Asa Wilkes, 2:0715; Billy Sun
day, standard bred year.old colt;
Belle Range, standard bred mare yrs.
old; Frank Ross, 2:l514; Minnie Wreath
trial OH half mile track 2:l2; work
horses, drivers, cows, farming impIe-
ments, etc. Usual terms. G.. w. Bell,
auctioneer. j. +. Crysler, Prop.
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
NORTH RILEY.

James Cunningham is very sick and
under the doctors care.
Leo Sweeney has gone TO Battle
Creek to visit his sister, Mrs. A. n.
Wheelihan.
Edw Doherty spent a few days at
Port Huron this week.
The Misses Foley are visiting at Port
Huron for few days.
Mrs. Dave Wheelihan returned TO her
home in Port Huron after spending
the past week with her mother.
Michael Mcmahon spent the past few
days at Port Huron.
Vincent Murphy, of Detroit, is spend
ing part of the week with his parents,
Alfred Cowhy was at Port Huron
| Thursday.
Mrs. John Burns returned home from
Detroit after spending the past week
with relatives.
Leo Mcmahon, of saginaw, is home
to spend the summer with his parents.
Ed Doherty and Frank Furlong have
purchased new silos of VIII Van.
The roads were in such bad condi
| ton the mail carriers were unable to
cover their regular routes the past
week.
Mrs. Frank McGuitre and son Vale,
of Memphis, spent Sunday with Riley
| friends.
Will Griffin, of Columbus, was calling
on friends here during the week.
Nathan Storey had the telephone put
into his house. He's on the Memphis
line.
Claude Carpenter and wife spent
Sunday with Jas. Eagling and wife.
Geo. Morgan has rented Geo. Clau.
sens farm and will work it the coming
season.
Mrs. Frank Dunsmore and children
returned home after spending the win
ter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Persall at Lambs.
Bernard Burns is in Detroit on few
days visit.
Mrs. Harvey has gone to Detroit to
attend the funeral of a relative.
Charley Ford and wife entertained
their daughter, of Almont, recently.
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
AUCTION SALES,

e. l. Brody, County Agent
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
How n Thar

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, D.
We. the undersigned. have known f,
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Testi.
monials sent free. Price, 75c. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for oonstipa
ION.
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
AVOCA

The third quarterly meeting of the
NJ. Z. church will be held at Avoca
church Saturday and sunday. Rev,
BOyntou, of Smith Greek, will assist
Rev. VanDoren. Preaching Sunday
evening by Rev. Boyhton. There will
be special singing. All cordially in.
vited.
+. A. Hill transacted business in Port
Huron Tuesday,
c. Knisley is out again after being
confined to the house for two weeks
with quinsy.
Selwyn Dodge is home from Ann
ArboT on his vacation.
Bertha Jones, of South Park, spent
Sunday at home.
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
TAKEN WITH CROIIP

"A few nights ago one of my patrons
had a child taken with Group" writes
M. L. Davis, merchant, Bearsville. w.
Va. About midnight he came to my
store and bought a bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound Before
morning the child was entirely recov.
cred Many such letters have been
written. II. Il. Hennessy.
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
A TEXANS
IDEA

Michigan horse-owners are apt to
swop experiences. They tell each
other of any good idea they have hit
on for the better care of horses Here
is suggestion from far away. 1t il
from w. A. Langham of Beaumont,
Texas. who says: 81 have used Han.
ford's Balsam of Myrrh in my stables
about two years and find it the best
liniment have ever tried"
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
changeabIe Weather Brings Sickness

The ohangeable weather of March
causes cough, colds, Group and grippe.
There Is no such thing as eight
coid"-none that a person can safely
neglect. Foley's Honey and Tar is a
safe and reliable family medicine that
heals inflamed, congested air passages,
stops coughs and eases breathing. H..
Il. Hennessy. adv
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
Automobile For Sale.

Paige 5-passenger Touring Car fOl
sale, in fine condition, only run 8,OOC
miles, tires in good shape, electric lights
self starter, generator, extra inner tubes
rim, hood cover, tools, etc. A bargain
for some one il taken at once. Call al
Expositor office, Yale, for further par
ticulars, 52-4
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
HIS ACE is AGAINST HIM

81 am 50 years old and l have been
trout led with kidneys and bladder for
good many years." writes Arthur
Jones, Allen, Kans "My age is against
me to ever get cured, but Foley Kid
ney Pills do me more good than any
thing l ever tried Rheumatism, ach-
ing back, shooting pains, stiff joints,
irregular action, all have been relieved
Ii. L. Hennessy.
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
CUT THIS OUTFITS WORTH MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with &c to Foley d Co.,
Chicago, ILL.,, writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return trial package containing Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
lagrippe coughs, colds and Group, Foley
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tab
let's. III, L, Hennessy, adv
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
Regular price.-."... ........... q
Our price....... ......... 40

How does this proposition look to
youp We accept old and new sub
scriptiOns. Take advantage of this
liberal offer at once as it will last only
a limited time
The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
Clubbing Combination.

Clubbing propositions just now seem
to be "the vogue" and while we do not
like it from classy point of view what
can we do when "they are all doing it,"
We have just gotten price ona com.
bination that looks as good as any and
better than some. The Expositor, The
Michigan Farmer, Poultry Success and
Home Life at the following low price:
The Expositor, weekly, ! yr...Sl.0O
Michigan Farmer, weekly, yr 80
Poultry Success, monthly, yr 90
Home Life, monthly, yr...."~ 20
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1916-12-14
THE FRENCH FLAG
OPENS BIG STREAK

The famous old French Flag. which
in Ms day has. produced much mtn-
eral Of q hdgh grade, situated up
Glsou gulch and adjoining the Silver
Aee property, bids fair to become one
Of the big producers again. as Mon
day, in "a .drttt which is being driven
west, 160 feet from the shaft. on
the 315foot level, 21s-foot vein Of
ore was broken into which returned
a total value OF $55 to the ton, prin-
cpa!ly copper and god. Captain Rdp
ley, who has charge OF the properly,
Gays they have about 100 feet Of
this ore blocked out and thinks he
has struck a bonanza body in the old
mine. The FRENCH Flag has been
worked spasmodicaJy by leasers for
many years, but since Ripley took
charge OF the property he began a
systematic plan of development, and
from appearances he will be we'll re-
paid for the time and money spent
ON it.-Idaho Springs Gazette
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1916-12-14
INGALLS, NINE

A pool OF business men have or
gamtzed and taken over the Ingalls,
mine ON Quartz hill, and win explore
1t in systematic manner
They have already begun opera.
tious and will unwater the shaft to
bottom, a distance OF 800 feet. When
tihis work is completed, the lower
drifts will be extended into virgin
ground where known ore shoots ex.
dst.
The Ingalls, has produced largely
from surface to its present depth in
tormer days, and width this strong
force OF men behind the enterprise,
will undoubtedly open up larger and
richer ore shoots, than We're ever
opened before, as the dn.fts will be
driven into the best territory of this
wonderful and rich producing hill.
This is only one Of the many min.
ing pools that are being formed
to open up old mines that were once
great producers, but were closed
when the by,produic.s commanded
such a low price as to make them
mprofitabue.