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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

In the case of Charles Goldstein ct al ys R. P. Nelson ct al over the title to mining claims in the Sheep creek and Rhine creek basins, an order was issued today returnable February 2d to show why Harry Lott should not be compelled to answer certain questions asked for in his deposition or else stand in contempt of court.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
DELIVERS ADDRESS ON
COMMERCIAL LAW

A class has been formed among the boys of the Juneau high school for Q short course in commercial law Text books have been secured which will be studied and Q course of lectures on different phases of the law will be delivered by well known attorneys of the city. The first lecture In the course was delivered this afternoon to the class by John B. Marshall. He discussed the history of commercial Inv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

A writ of error was allowed this af- ternoon by Judge Jennings in the case of Victor von Arx vs Wm. A. Shafer. This case was one in which the city marshal of Douglas was charged with falsely arresting the plaintig for us- ing obscene language on the streets and also for resisting an officer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
LAKE TO HANDLE REINs

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-sir Percy Lake, chief of the general staff in indian service, has been appointed to com mand the British forces in Mesopo- tamia in succession to General Sir John Francis Nixon, who has been compelled by i'll health to return to his home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
Evelyn Thaw coming.

A large and appreciative congrega, ton listened Sunday evening to a most interesting sermon on "The One Holy. Catholic. and Apostolic Church" by Father Kashevarofi, of the Greek Catholic church. at Trinity church. The solo and chorus by Mrs. Christian and the choir were also much enjoyed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

4$+ %++*% . +*% . % < Al-Ki sailed south Sunday night. Alameda sailed south from Valdez yesterday and is expected southbound tomorrow about noon.
 Spokane due from south Wednes- day.
 Jefferson due from south tomorrow. Northwestern due from south Thurs day.
 Georgia expected from sitka to- morrow.
 Admiral Farragut southbourd Thursday
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

SPANISH WAR VETERAN
 FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL

SEATTLE, Jan. 3I. - William F. Thorpe. veteran of the Spanish American war was found dead in his bed in his apartments at the Wal dorf hotel at Seventh and Pike this morning. Coroner Mason. held an au- topsy this forenoon and pronounced that death was due to heart failure Mir. Thorpe was we'll known.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
NOTICE.

The patrons of the Douglas Water company are notified that during the duration Of the cold snap the water will be shut off from 9 to 10 a. m. and from to p. ID. each day.
 1-S1-3t. DOUGLAS WATER co.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
TALK ON PREPAREDNESS

Mrs. Lewis lecture yesterday after noon proved to be quite a drawing card and the close attention the aud
 fence gave her evidenced the inter est in the address. She presentd the arguments on both sides of the issue.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
WILL INITIATE TOMORROW.

Camp Juneau, No. s2, Arctic Bro therhood. will initiate a large class of chechakoes tomorrow evening at their new hall. A large attendance of the brothers is expected.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

Parliamentary law class opens Monday. Jan. S1. 8 D, m. for men and women. and Tuesday, 2:S0 D. m. for women only. Terms five lessons, S1.OO. or single lessons. 25 cents. Place next door Beattie. Second St. -1-29-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

The Stain" startling story Of hereditary thef in the beautiful daughter of criminal. who afterward became the judge at his own daugh- ter's trial. Six acts of vivid reality and striking situations.
 Coming Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in "The Threads of Destiny"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
ISLAND NEws NOTES

DOUGLAS. Jan. 51.-The Douglas City Council will hold it's regular meeting at the City Hall tonight. A number of matters of importance will be discussed pertaining to fire pro tection and the water supply of the city.
 The Al-Ki unloaded a cargo of 100 tons of Ladysmith coal at Martin Ol' sens dock yesterday afternoon. Doug las now has no need to fear short age of fuel as there Is a good supply Of coal on both wharves.
 The Douglas Island Women's club will again resume their regular meet ings which have been discontinued on account of the cold weather. The first meeting will be held tomorrow at 2:SO D. m. in the Douglas Island Labor Union Hall
 Trouble is being had with the water system in Douglas. owing to slide which uncovered about 300 feet of the pipe on tho hill back of town leading to the reservoir The pipe is froze for the entire length of the exposure and as a consequence water consum. CTS will be on short rations for the next few days.
 The management Of the Lyric thea. tre announces that an extra added at traction has been secured for tonight. It is Charlie Chaplin in the screaming success. "The Founders" S1-lt
 TREADwELL. Jan. s1. - The spo- kane will arrive at Treadwell about noon Wednesday with 13O tons oi general merchandise for the Island and 1SS tons of cement for the Alaska Juneau.
 Earl Price and family have moved into the new flats at the Mexican.
 Charles Osterberg, jr.. who has beer convned In St. Ann's hospital with pleurlsy for the past two weeks, has left the hospital and will resume work within the next few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. NJ. Bagley were southbound passengers on the AK last night. Mrs. Bagley will spend the remainder Of the winter in California and Mir Bagley will go to Arizona where he will be employed in the flu ture.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
OR. cHAs. Q. cAeTgR.

Modern dentistry in all branches, specializing in plate work. using the method of pr. sam1 c. suppieo. oi New York. Plates made by this meth cd will give absolute satisfaction phone 8. Douglas. 11-22-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

The judgment in the casc of the Pacific Coast company ys J. R. Stew enson was signed by Judge Jennings this afternoon. It was written transcript of the finding of the jury
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

and was for the defendant. A mo. ton for new trial in this case has been dismissed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

Pretty aad dainty Evelyn Thaw-at the Orpheum. One big treat. Silt
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

JoIn Mrs. Lewis class in parlia- mentary law. 2s-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

At the orpheum-Evelyn Thaw win soon be seen. The bewitching little actress. Sl-lt
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
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J. W. Johnson. who lost his leg some time ago in an accident in one of the westward mines. and who has been in the hospital for the past ten days has been discharged from the hospital, The stump of the young mans leg was not healing as rapidly as 1t should and he went to the hospi. tai for treatment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
COURT NOTES.

M. A. Lang, a native of Norway, was admitted to citizenship this after noon by Judge J innings.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
NOTICE.

Dr. E. NJ. Bevis has returned and his office hours are from Il to 12; 2 10 4:20. and 7:3O to S:3O. 25-6i
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

Olympia Oysters at eran's, Phone FOG. 2ctf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
oRPHEUM THEATRE.
 DOUGLAS.
Tonight, Jan. s1ss.
Adm. 1Oc and 25c

First Show 7:8O; second show. 8:l5
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

John Bogdenovich was brought tc the hospital this morning from the Alaska Juneau with a bruised shoul. der. His injuries are not serious.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

MT. Black. of Thane. who has been under the care of Drs. Sloane and Malone. has left the hospital for his home. He has been suffering with stomach trouble.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

WE HAVE four large rooms to rent over Smiths old drug store. with all conveniences. Rents reasonable. h. quire in the store below.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

Jack Goodman, of the Perseverance force, entered the hospital yesterday He is suffering from severe attack of rheumatism.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

James Duffy. who suffered frozen feet a short time ago had one of his toes amputate dthis morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

Mrs. Aubrey and baby. from the Perseverance. are at the hospital for . few days while the baby is under the care of physicians.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

Give The Empire an opportunity to quote you prices on printing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

Nizi sobol. also of the Perseverance force, is in the hospital suffering from a severe cold which threatens to de velop into pneumonia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31

Lot Tbe Empire do your printing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-31
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iepb 3. gdifelIini, q bti 70 SUB an
Der Torbieiie Der 2ongiportb Strabs,
3tpiinen plum unb Central 9lpenue,
(Sfensr So; S475o.
2ibam Rinebnrt on bic 9itle Guds
raniee unb Sruit 9ompdnp, 5ruites,
Got 81 in Mofbinaton 5eisbts linz
terabtheiluns in slnOerion Sptpnibip.
(Stener Soc; $110.
Tie SitIe 0uarante, nnb Sruit
Gp.. 5ruitse, an Qlbam Heinbarbt.
2oi 67 in Daibinston 5eiabis I'm
ternbibeilung in 9tnberion 5oipniRip,
$40.
Grbsn bon glija @rsenlpalb. per
Sberiff, an Qiba 6. Gpombs. % bsi
81 Sub an Der Rorbieits Der a. Siraa
he, SipiI9en Wliu unb Stpns Strabe,
(Steuer $500; 81.
2iha g. GOOmbe an Spman Gohen,
basielbe Gigsntbum, (Sieusr $3.50;
$3100.
0ie Grben bon Gnton Uliller. per
Sheriff, an MarD Seaton, 30 bel
ia Tuk an her RorbIeite Der WtiQs
glpenue, (Stcuer $2); $1,000.
marp Ssoton an William n. Col,
Inns, basIeIbs GissHtbunl, 81.
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Mlnbabi4ir. Ylii bieiem glamsn bss
3ei9net maH Die 3iirisn. bic aus ben
psrlorenen groDin5en aiIsipanbsrtsn
aIfo aus gosnisn, Serbien, 4tbdnisa.
WontenegrO. Sc mebr SonD bic 1iirs
lei in guropd perlpr, belto SdbIrsiher
ipurben lie, beIio grocer mar ibre
Roth. geTonbers nd9 6sm lsbttH Bali
tanfriea, uls bic isrbiide 9errI9aft
sabllpIe ziirten uno mobammebafis
|iGe Sldipen sur gluzipdnoernng trieb,
lpurbe bag probIem, ipo9in man nit
bieIen WlubabTfir foats, duberit
briidenb. Die unbenubtt, Ealb einges
fdlene Wofdee im Wlubabidirpiertel
bon llestiib 1T Elm Sinnbilo ibrer
traurisen Gage.
gln ortbODOrtn airdtn iisbt man
nur cine siu5ise IN Der Stdpt. oon'f
bsberrIdi briiben am linisn WaroaTs
ilfer Mofdse unb Ulinaret pas
Siabtbilo. glber aud bier i'm airs
ienpiertel 5erfdIlt cine WloiHee nap
fer onbern. 0Ieib inter am Wdrs
har. mo Der Spubsl Der gasars be'
sinni, liest sineestpdngt uHb idirer
su srreiHsn, Der ipunDeri4ont Heit
sinsr ebemdIs prddtigen. breifut ses
fuppelien MoIdee. DobIsn bauisn in
ibren seriprungsusn GerpOltsH. Eds
G|srippe Der fla6sn rcthselebtn 3iessls
i!eine tritt iiberdd berpor. Wiit SNCD
unO Sdden bobtn siniss bulsdrildps
Solbdten Iit uno ibren abieren bIer
notbbiirfiia Gnartisr semo9t. in
einer arbsren psriallensn Mofaee ~
erbeutete ierbii9e Ulunition aintsrge'
bra6i; In elmer brittsn arbeiiet eine
selbbdderei, Itltt Der 0ebste iisigt Der
lpdrme Duff buIsariihen 3omHlB'
broies gum 5immeI.
SanbpertsrfleiB unb 6dnbkrfaul'
belt lneern nirsenas 70 Didt bsieins
amber lpie in einer orientdliihei
Stabt. 0a III Der Seiler: bon Sons
nenoufsana tis gum ltBisn Ruf oes
MueSsin Iduft er in fsiner fdnalsi
Wertjtait bin unb ber lpic Elm Haubs
thier i'm aGfie mnb fpideIi unb brebt
unb ipannt. Da III Der Rageii6mieb.
Wlit itinem primitipsuDsrt5sus bdm'
inert, tn.tit unb ibtpsibt sr obne
llnierldb, lpabrenb isin s0dterIeIn
nit ben .3sbsn beg rsdten Jubes ben
glafsbdle sisbt. llnb Danebsn iiBt
Der Wedslsr. Gr flappsrt nit ben
Miinasn. Dor ibm lissen 10s, 3d..
lO0z&roneniGsine. Or ipdriet nno
ralldt. llnb Der 9rSbler. Or iist
rOr einer gisibe alter Jlaihen, olier
SiiefeI unb tbut uihts. gr ipartst
unb rauht. llnb bann bic pieleH, Die
ni9ts tbun unb nihts baben. ipnr
bern nur iiben, liegen, fuulen5en. uno
rau9en unb bod Ie6en. llnfere beltts
ideH 2lrbeiter unb 8ausrn uHb Y<'
amte itIenbern burd bieie frernnc
@elt, bentsn an bic srObe Srbnungss
maf9ins, in Der iis gu Sauie fuirten
unb In tbrs Reusisr miIht fi9 Elm
tii9tiseB Stiid 9sradtuug fiir bier.
anisrgebenbe 3eit.
Or. elbOlf a6fter,
Observation-Disclosures.
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Gin SubiIdumber bsut.


Gin SubiIdnm Der beuts
f9en 8riefmdrte Der rSHs
ternntionale goIispirib4 eriRneri bas
ran, bab bemnddit Spei 0riitef Subr.
bunbert Uerfloiien fein tpsrben, feit
yapern ais eriter beutider etaot bic
SrieFmdrte sinfibrie. gngldnh mar
ibon i'm Sabre 1s40, grdiilien, Gsnf.
3ilri9 1S43, syinnlanb. gdfel 1S45.
Rorbanlerita 1S46 nnb RubIanb 1848
nit bieier RsueruHg poranessansen.
Den 2lnitpb bas: gab in gapern bic
GiHfiibrnng zines neuen pereinfadteH
griefppittarifes fir bic innerbuperis
Iden 9eriebr I'm Sabre 1849. Ddrs
nad fpurbe bic Sdre fur bic ] 2otb
| i9pereu (einfaden) 9riefe fir Srte
innerhalb IL MeiIen Gntfernlng duf
8 areuaer, fir ale dHberen olf 6
Ereu5er feitsefeBt, ipdbrenb 2oialbriefs
/ areu5er 5u 3abltn baiten. Gur4
biefe 0ereinbeiiIihung tpurbe bic Gins
| fiibrung Der 8risfmarts, bic an Gtells
Der friibersn 8aarSahliins Der Brisfs
trni, erleidtsrt. Die eriten baptrif1en
Marten batien quaDraiiI9e Jorm; bi.
Sarbe Der ginsareli5ersU sUtarten mar
fbtpar3, bic Der 9reis eisstreujersWdrien
blau nnb bic Der SeassareusersMdrs
fen braunroib. Die idipnr5e Gins
sfreu5er,Rarte tpurbe idon I'm nGde
fen SABRE sinee5oaen uuh bur9 eine
bslIrotbe eriebt, neil auf ibr Der Gteins
ptlabbrud nibt beutlih gsnus fiHt6ar
mar. sic bilbet iebi cine pbildieiiitis
| ite Rnritit. Die baberiidr poifpers
ipaltung lsiiisie ii9 BEL Der ginfiibrung
Der 9risfmarte eirtn nsitsn Sdnibsr.
Sic beTdIob, BEN 0eridufern Der Wars
ten fein feifes Gjebdlt. Ionbern cine
propiiion su seben, unb Sipor fnlfu,
lisrte man 70, bob Der Wiindensr gIbs
nebmer, bu er pprausIi1tlih eintn
sr0beren WsrT9leib bdbsn biirfie, nlir
eine gerinse qrouiiion brau9te, Der IN
ben fIsinersn Gtdbten ober gar auf
bem qanbe aber zinc gr6btrs. Gs ipiirs
ben Dabtr fir Wiiinden / pro3en. Isits
gefebt, filr giiirnber9. elugsburg iinb
Regsnsburg 2 gsrOssnt. fir bie Areis.
itdbte 3 prosent uub 70 INNER b0bsr
BIS su benz fIsiniten Dorf, BEN 30
yro5ent gsip1brt purbsn q[ls MN
|nadl brei Wipnnfen bic Mbref3nuna
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Jiiriisnfobn nieber unb bic Rsptil,
umirodsn in Demutb feline aiiBe
glus ben Jelien berppr bra9en lihtl
Jlammen, aIs pollten aud lie Der
MajsitGt bes @ertriebenen buIbieen.
bic Wluiit bdSu absr Hang jsbt ipie Elm
Sriumpbgefang.
Der 8eifaI bss publitums brad
nun los. Der 9orbans mubte ipitbsl
in bic Sobe.
Gilbert Maratihed lpar troB fsiner
llngebulb na9 sStsne's 2luftreten Der
pbantaitiitsn Scene nit glufmert.
Taniteit gefOlst; babel bate er 3eii
aebdbt, Elm Snbtpibuum at beobn94
ten, oas neben ibm FAB unb ii9 burd
msrtipiirbigss 8enebmsn unb cine iebr
nuffaaenbe grI6einune ousSeihneie.
go lanss Der @auiIer auf Der Bib
ne mar, itarrte iein Hnnbar ipie ae-
bannt auf bsnIeIben bir, einiee Walt
sntfubren tur3e 2lusrufs, absr In
frans0iiifsr Spra6s, ieinen 2ippen.
Sm Gan3en genommen mudte er eis
nsn bO6ft unbeimIiden Ginbrud.
sineu gang anosrn als ale atute I'm
ibn fer.
Der Mann trus srar einen ses
pDbnli9en 2ln3ug, bic SIeiounasitiide
tinasn obsr f0rmlih nm bic iteifeu.
ediasn 9Iisber; on feinen tcloHaIen
Sdnbsu ipdren bic ii9trrauen Glaces
hanbI6ube asplabt, 70 tnb bic buniels
brGunli6e, i5ipielenbartt 5out bsrs
poriab; bas 5aar true er furssefdo>
rem. feline Stirn mar ouifdGenb ME-
brig unb bic SdldfenbD3,en fart sins
geIuntsn. Die gadentnoten fprans
gen edig berDor. 70 bof Der sanss
&opf fart an cine tbisriite &lbuns
eemobnte. lin 70 tieitr tamen bic
9tusen All lissen. bic eirsn guna eisens
tbiimIi6 ifeuen Bid bottsn, ettpa ipie
ben zines aetienbunbes, Der on Wlibs
bdnbIunstn gepDbnt III.
Die eanSe GrI4einur1 bate etipos
@erpittertes unb llnciri,iirtes. Man
las Elm 2ebsn beraus, bds iih auBer
aIler auItur, in gang otnOrmen 9srs
bGltniiIen abseIpielt balen mubie.
9lIs Der 9nufler ipitOsr auf Der
giibne erfdisn, bate fh Obne 3tpeis
fsI cine Sebantsnarbeii in benz felts
iamen @aiie pollenbei. rparbleu!"
rief sr ous, 10 Iaut. baf es bic Rd6its
fibenben b0rten, bic i5n psrfpunbert
anfiorrtsn.
Samori pfleeie niemaIs In bas
gublitum bineinsubIid,r, peber bei
feinen 9rObuttipneiL rod ipenn er
ban.te. 9rduite Der 8sifaasiturm
bor ibm, 70 pernstgte eI iid stpor,
bod bann eIid er eber eirem Sr1us
menben, Der ms assre Ttarrt pbsr
Der fir bic glnberen urIihtbare Dines
erblidt, aIs sinem aiintier, rem Die
anertsnnung Der WsHge Greube
matt.
(6ortieturg foIgt)
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Die Ssutfdsm in i1.sfiib.
ilestHb, 20. Gebruar.


Der beutfde SoIbot atilinatifert
iid meter. gr bat Iitauif9 unb plds
mild, fransSIif@ unb poIniIt fpres
den sslernt, Sn gelsrab rabebreHt
c rferbif1 unb in 7irol bulgarifh.
Sebt beginnt er tiirtif9 gu itammsln:
in lIestiib, in 8eIes. in Wuce0oHien.
gr feiIfht bsim Gelbipt9sler i'm 8as
gar, aIs Of er olf bsm Sabrmartt 5us
bdufe ipdrs. gr brebt iid 3isaretten
aug tem mdersbonif9en Sabai. gr
reiist I'm alten Siirteniib ouf fleinen
Gieln unb lenft feinen ariimptriuds
gen bur6 bag fdreienbe MsnfHengss
auirle duf Der nlten Wdrbarbriide,
als OBJ bas alIes felbifpsrftGHpti9 unb
ni9t Elm munber @oties fp1re. Wir
anbsrn, mir elenben Suher unb Gu=
der, mir ldrftn nnriihig unb bet6rt
burb bic Gtraben bieler orientalis
i6ea Gtabt unb ifiirsen BON Giaunen
in Gtaunen: bic Oeutihen in uesfib!
hamburger giperfiibrer auf ben Wes
gen 9lleranbsrs bes @roBen! 9euts
ide Saiben iiber 9beFalOnidb! albtr
biefs syIisser unb 2anbitiirmmdnner
unb 9rninfabrer fefber nebmen bus
allies NIT elmer bobsnlofsn Rube unb
Selbitiifsrbeit bin. Man fiebt fis
sipiEden @rieGen unb stutDDulafen
unbeirrt Hires Wests aishen unb iost
ii9: fie ipanbern, tpenn's ncth thut.
Iiad QtnntoIisn unb4 4ngbab, ptgfn ben
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@rnnbeiscnttnms. Ssputbeien.
einaetreaen.

- y ' ~ . 3 -.
emma YdDns on Mpomins 8. II.
g. 60. $1,000.
Suiie aolter, Sruliee, al Soutbern
Ohio g. II. 3. Co., $500.
gbarles u. @iIlon an Carthage g.
u. 6. a.. $500.
Saitie De @seIe an Cartilage g.
IL. 6. o., $500.
gitbsr Nl. See an gant Street Q,
u. So, $2500.
sSrIspb SGott on 9rigbtpn Ger.
man gant Co., $1,000.
GIifforo u. 9unbtman an bo..
$3400.
9corgs 5stitst6er on Rsabins .,
II. g. SO, $1,000.
GmiIie g. 5rancis or Weitnoob
Someiteob Co., $4,000.
Snmuel aullsr an pricr Sia
eagle 9. Ii. .. 60. go. 1. $500.
WifotI @inher an Baltimore glpe.
6. Ii. .. Co.. $1700.
%. on u. 9eopOIb, $500.
Wm. s. Siebsrt an 1Rt. 2ootoui
9. II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
@iliam $. peiers an 9bsrefa
3osrter, $2360.
5rebsrid gsbsrt an geUrse s.
getT6sr, $500.
sfohn n. gpilIidmTon on Sreman
Gbe. 8. u. 9. g., $1,000.
gBilbur Stutt Gimme on Sumes
3D. Graham, 5000.
6. g. GteDens on u. Ui. Srotter.
.s1750.
ssobn Sbeis Sr. an GrpofitiOn ..
u. 8. Co.. S750.
Ganris 9onbam an Delta 6. u.
Co.. $500.
6nman Cohen an Shio 9nlIep g.
II. 9. So, $500.
9upib R. 8reen on gommtrcial
Sapings gunt DON Rortpoob, $500.
gipie 9oads an Catherine Wl. Cas-
per, $1,000.
Getilste 5pp o't heten.
eftber 81. See on Uhnbiion o. u.
&c. 2. $1,000.
Do. an 9bomas Sern, $775.
Soiepb S@ott an Brighton German
gant gb.. $1,000.
Senrn gspela1e on MeitlDoob
S0meiisab Co., $1,000.
5raus gesl an 9lasH1nnia 8. II. q.
go. SO. 2, $3.50.
Mm. $. qstrs an Joi. 8. SpsIs
Ter. $500.
Grsbtrid gsbert an Sofspb Gtabs
Ter, 500.
Sobn UleFerfdmibt ar proDibent
G. 3, II. 8. gn., 1920.
2tlbert Septt an Gitsla Ru4mors,
$500.
Gj,O. g. gsns an aiab. g. Did
man. $500.
pfilib esiii on 13. marb 3. H.. 8.
Go. $25O0.
g.arl @aieIstp an Tlounb o. u.
rnb 6. Co.. $1,000.
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Cincinnati, 1s. mlars.

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Got IL uno 5bsil pon Got ii in SObn
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-30

Church will be entertained at the
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-30
A CHILD DOESN'T
LAUGH AND PLAY
IF CONSTIPATED
Look, Mother! Is tongue coated,
breath fevcrish and
stomach sour!
california Syrup of Figs" can't
harm tender stomach,
liver. bowels.

Mother! Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See If tongue is
coated; this is a sure sign its little
stomach, liver and bowels need a
cleansing at once.
When listless. pale. feverish, full Of
cold, breath bad, throat sore. doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally. has stom-
ach-ache, diarrhoea. remember. a gem
tie liver and bowel cleansing should
always be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Syrup Of
Figs for children's ills. give tea
spoonful. and in a few hours all the
foul waste, sour bile and fermenting
food, which is clogged in the bowels
passes out of the system. and you have
we'll and playful child again. All
children love this harmless, delicious
fruit laxative" and it never fails to
effect a good inside" cleansing Di-
rections for babies. children of all
ages and grown-ups are plainly on the
bottle
Keep it handy in your home. A lit
tie given today saves sick child to-
morrow. but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle of
California Syrup Of Figs then look
and sec that it is made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company