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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02
NEWS FROM NOME.

The Nome Nugget of the 23rd says:
 One hundred and fourteen pupils were registered on the opening of the public school yesterday and the list will probably be increased by a substantial number before the close of navigation
 It is reported that a considerable amount of snow has fallen in the higher hills during the past two days.
 Messrs. John Hegness and Pete ol. son have given over their efforts to establish herring fishery plant at Port Clarence for the present on ac- count of the generally unfayorabi. weather conditions, combined with unsuitable gear. and are now in Nome, The difficulties encountered were such ! :. no fish were packed.
 
 he Pioneer Mining Co. is daily ia' -nS abOut one JlOuS&ld pounuS Q! ao celtic from it's Rock creek proper G.. and a large quantity of the min eral is now on hand ready for ship ment to the outside It is probable that the shipment will be delayed to the end of the season and forwarded in one large consignment So far as can be learned the Pioneer Mining Company is the only concern that has attained any particular success in the extraction of the mineral and from all indications theirs is the only prop erty that contains extensive deposits. Several parties are reported taking out small quantities of the mineral at various points.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02
A NOVEL MARKET.

The markets of Irkutsk, in Siberia. are an interesting sight, for the pro duets offered for sale are in most cases frozen solid. Fish are piled up in stacks like so much cordwood. and meat likewise. All kinds of fowl are similarly frozen and piled up. Some animals brought into the market whole are propped up on their legs, and have the appearance of being ac- tualiy alive. and as one goes through he markets one seems to be surround ed by living pigs sheep, oxen and fowls standing up.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02
4 heavy frost greeted early risers this morning, presaging the coming of old Jack Frost on his winter round.
NOTICE.

All those interested in forming Basket Ball Association are request ed to attend a meeting to be held Tuesday evening, October g. at the Firemans Hall, after the Firemen's meeting Everyone be sure and turn out for this meeting as important mat ters are to be taken up.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02
KETCHIKAN CIVIC CLUB.

Meets every first and third Tues day evening at p. m., at the Coun- cil Chambers. All women interest ed in the welfare of our city are cordially invited to attend.-Sec. B. p. Dickinson, NJ D
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 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. ject Sunday, Oct s, Are Sin Disease and Death Beal?"
 Front Street, Ketchikan. Alaska sab.
 Regular services Sunday Il a. n. Wednesday evening reading and soag services 7:3o p. m. All are welcome.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02
ELRsr M. E. CHURCH.

Sunday church service at Il a. m, and 7:30 D. m. Thursday prayer meet. ing 8;3o p. m. Friday choir meets at p. m. First and third Wednesday af ternoon at 2:90 Ladies Aid Society," U. ". MicheHer. Pastor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02
LOST.

Near the Gateway Store a draw string money pouch containing be tween S6O and $S0. mostly paper, also small purse inside containing lodge emblem, etc Finder please leave at Miner office and receive a suitable reward
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02

NOTICE Arctic Brothers will hold their regular meeting this even ing at their hall at the usual hour All members are requested to be present. A. NJ. STACKPOLE, A. (.
 FOR SALE-New and latest 3ls h. p. Eyinrude engine. Apply to E. 4. Heath the "Grafter.' Chats what he says himself)
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH,

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
 Sanday-8 9. m. Holy Communion, (except first Sunday ln tne montaJ 10 a. m. Native Sunday school; II 8. m. Morning prayer and sermon. (Holy Communion first Sunday in month"; I2 n. sunday school 7.2O, Evening prayer and sermon; Holy Days-k0 30 a. m., Holy Commgaion; Tuesday: 8 D. m, St. John'sf Social Club, Guild room, Wednesddy: 2 p. r., Native Womens Guilf' Indian school house; Thursday: 2:SO D. h., St. Johns Guild room; 7:3O b. m. St Johns Athletic Club, Boy'sJ Guild room; Friday: s p m., ChOE rehearsal, Guild room. sincere Welcome is extended to all especially to newcomers,-Rev Harold II. Kelley, Pastor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02

BUTTER and EGGS a few cents higher than any one else by Dad Heath. the Crater" Store located out where Billy Williams shot the ground hog. adv
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KETcHIKAN CAMP, NO. 20. A. 3.
 Meets every Monday evening at 8 p. m Visiting brothers welcome.- H. M. Stackpole, A. C.; D. Smith Harris, A. R.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Low Mass at 8:30 a. m; High Macs at 10:39 a. m.; Sunday School at 2:50 p. m; Sunday Vespers at 7:30 p. h.; Week Day Mass at 8 a. m.-Rey. Paul p. Kerns, Pastor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02

Walk-oYer shoes at Fields.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02

Ladies, mems and boys suits and coats at Fields. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02

Michaels, Stern and Post Graduate can be had only at Fields. ad.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02

Field s is the place to buy under rear. adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02

Mems suits from S15 to $300O at Fields adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02

G.-D. corsets at Fields.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02

Separate pants at Fields.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02

Mems ties soc and 75c at Fields. New line. adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02

Big line mackinaws at Fields. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02
1.-The Blindness of Devotion 2

X William Fox production in i've reels featuring Rob ert Mantell and GenevieVe Hamper and an all-star cast. A modern society drama presenting a story of a wife's unfaithfuIness. Stuart Halmes and Claire Whitney have an import ant role. The last time tonight.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-02
RENT

% + + s i. < < s, r + ss + + sE F # TO RENT. r- 4 < # Comfortable furnished and r
 B housekeeping rooms. Inquire of # F Sully + # % !, 4 +s ss E i. F j. T, P .F F F @ +
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24

he can't spare them. Sometimes, if
we ask for six officers we get one.
Our only way is to hire private
guards.
eff all l read in the papers about
these guards is true recognize that
some of them should not have been
employed. Employers should be
held responsible if guards commit
the same lawless acts as strikers"
Have you ever heard that private
detective agencies who supply these
guards make a business of promot-
ing strikes and of fomenting disor-
ders and riots because it's good bust
ness for them?" asked Aid. Kennedy.
What you say may be true" was
Barnes answer. 81 don't know of
any instances, but l can see how that
might happen. --~-...s...'.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Los AngeIes.-Southern California
rapidly being restored to normal,
following weeks floods that cost
from six to ten lives and did upward
of 100000 damage in several cit
les and towns.
New York. - Led by Mrs. J. Ser
geant Cram, dozen New York society
women mounted picket duty as aids
to striking salesgirls in Division
street establishments.
New York.-It isn't fair to hide be-
hind. bench and listen to what some
other fellow says to his girl. Magis-
trate Groehl fined Benjamin Miles SIS
for playing that game on Edward
Friedman in Central park.
Eondon.-PubIic opinion in Amer
lea will sanction tightening of Brit:
ish blockade of Germany, Spectator
declares, in advising government
that now is time to take stringent
measures to starve out Germany.
-O-O-
Thos. G. McCabe, organizer for A.
F. of L., is in city and will willingly
lecture before any local or society on
subject, Pooling the Working Man."
Write to 1886 Loomis st.
. Ford may not be a good sailor, but
who'll say he isn't good SKIPPER?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24

BIG QUESTIONS RAISED ON
POLICE AND LABOR
These are big questions on Chi
cago police and labor raised in the
council police committee hearing
Saturday.
Do private detective agencies TO-
ment strikes because they make
money out of the strikebreaking
business?
Why does John M. Glenn, sec'y of
Illinois Manufacturers assn, write
circular letters defending Chief
Healey and the police force and call
ing originators of strike bureau or
dinance "sapheads"? -.
Why does Dudley Taylor, lawyer
for Associated Employers of Illinois,
hold secret sessions of his member
ship and mail circular letters headed
mot for Publication?
Is there any way for aldermen to
get at Chief Healey when he chooses
t oevade the law, as he did during
the garment strike?
The last question was put to Colin
Fyffe, attorney for Ill. Mfrs. assn, by
Aid Buck Fyffe said employers do
not want a special bureau for han
ding strikes.
eff the chief doesn't obey the law
you have legal recourse for COMPEL
ing him to obey the law" said Fyffe.
That's just where you're mistak-
en- said Buck. I'VE tried every way
we knew of during the garment
strike to make the chief obey the
law. But he failed. Council by an
overwhelming vote ordered private
police removed from shops where
strike was on. Council also ordered
all plain clothes police to wear their
stars outside their coats. Neither
order was obeyed by the chief
A. R. Barnes, for Chicago Typoth-
etae, said bookbinders and publish
ers are afraid of the Buck plan IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-17

BanmmoGr.
GptfDmTamen-g robnftc.

San @ntonio, NGer., 121s Cts.
@alpeiton, geitern, 1910 Gts.
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8,

: Set Sort Soncod, "a Meilell
oitli6 bon ST Bolo entglei1te Elm
8oiiagier5rg ser 9. g.. 8obn. Geds
Terlonen tpuroen berlett, orei oa-
bon I6mer. Wan glalbt, hoB inert
fanii6e 8anotten Die 5danotut
aussefiibrt baben
Son Der Soole &and bel
5bafter babett merifanii6e gonoiten
5ebn 8feroe geitoblen.
Iuf Der Geo. Sarrea &and)
in grofett County lit Ser 3iegen-
5udter Sarois @arp BON ltnbefann-
ten ermoroet moroen. Seine 2etde
tuuroe ideuBli6 5ugeridtet. Man
gloubt, oaB 5tpei merifaniite S6af-
birten, De fir i'm arbeiteten ulto
Die peri6ulnoen iino, bic Eat aus
gefubrt baben.
&ihter 81. st. 9efpis fat iein
amt als gountpridter BON Mota=
sorod County n~ieoergelest, neil er
als W%eiliscaptain %einberufen lit.
General : Intualt 2oonep miro
arn Samitag in Wcainnep feline
&agne eroffnen.
@uf ibrer Sarm in Ser N1bc
bon Deoine ltarb Sran Soiepbine
8oerner int Sitter bon 40 sSabren.
Sn Comfort lit elm fd)oner Ste
gen gefauen.
Sn 6olliton lpuroe Sroll Mat-
tie Campbell in ibrer 8obnung err
ihoiien uno ibr Shmager SID g..
Campbell mrlBte NIT bnr6ldnittenem
Salie no9 Dem ct, SoIepb's 5oipi=.
tai transporter merben; Die 9lerste
glauben nidt,A ben @erIeBten am Sc
ben erbalten 81 fonnen. lleber Die
ein5elbeiten Der Sragooic lit nof)
nidts Iaberes befannt.
Gobert 8. Stiles, ser an Ger
4uitiner ltnineriitdt Sura Ituoiert,
bat erflart ols aanoioat fir bas
Imt zines Experimentation fir oen
81. 9iitrift auftreten 81 moGen.
~9eideioenbeit lit cine 3ieri~
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fiibrt na6 Dem 0ltartiermeiiter-Ge De-
portement, Die anoern nad Dem
norofpeitli6 gelegenen @auptquar=
tier, IN 6em einige tpiiteno beor6ei=
tete S~6reibmaidinen einen Gorge=
i6ntof bon Dem biellei6t balo SIT err
lpartenoen Observation-Disclosures &C.
ben, reGt fomii6 pirften ouh
oie auf bret Sol5itode o~ufgelteQten
@al6i6iiiieln Ser Sffi5iere, oie leb=
BAIT on S6ulterI6emmel erinnerten,
Sn Ben ndditen Sogen tperben
oie Mili5en in BEN 8urtoesOienlt ge=
iteat neroen; Dem Gernebn1en nod
loa oonn cine idarfere Suit in Dem
Jest nod 5iemli9 gemiitliden Eager
pehen.
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Snlano.

Die in Birmingham, 9lla.,
periammelten naonfooerierten &ete-
ranen", Ionie Die uSobne ser Gete-
ranen" nobmen 9eldliiiie an, in
oenen lie Graiioent @ilion's vYre=
pareoneB" 8olitif p~oGltanoig in
ooiiierten uno lid berpfIidteten, Dem
2anoe i'm &riegsfalle nit @llt nno
glut bei5uiteben.
gto6 genauen 8ere6ningen,
Die BON Senator Chamberlain anqe-
itelt luuroen, erleioet Die 3obl Der
Srupper, Die ourd oie nelle, BON
ben pereinigten Militdr &omites
angenommene Irmee : 8iG in 0ien}t
geitellt peroen, einige fleine Ger1n-
oerungen. Die SriebensIt6rfe> Ser
regnldren Irmee miro iid) nod Die
fen Ingaben ~Gbomberlains altf
2t1,000 Wann iteqerL mdbreno Die
Marimalitdrfe Der Rational : @oroe
auf $4,000 Mann angegeben miro.
Die @eIammt5obl Der Sruppen, oie
Der &egierune iu5rieoens5eiten sur
8erfigung itebt, belauft iif oen-
nad nuf 668,000 Solbaten i'm Sc
genlab 81 Den ettpo 100000 Grup-
pen, Die ailgenblidlid bisponibeI
limo.
- glnf Die Hemouitrationen ser
inpaniiden 3egierung bat oas Gin
monoerungs &omite oes Senotes
Die Smmigrations : 8ia, our6 mel
fe oen SSapanern Die giniuonoerung
in Die Ser. Staaten oerboten ipur-
De, ~abgednoert uno fiibrt Die ga
men Der Nationen. Die altseeldloiien
meroen iollenL iiberbaupt niht an.
Die neue 8ia erreiht ie6o6 oie
9usi6lieBllng nid)t niini6ensmerter
Gintuunoerer auf cine anoere 8eile.
9ur6 genare Iugabe BON 2angen-
uno 8reitengraoen miro Elm slinl
Seitlanoe BON Iiien uno Dem olioti.
lfen Ird)ipel beitimmtes Serrair
%obgeionoert, oelien @inmobner nid)t
in oie Ser. Staaten einma1oerll
fonnen. 9etroffen ourd) oieie geo
arapbilde ge9ren5ung un6 ausqe-
IAloiieu meroen China, Sibirien,
Snoien mo Oie malaniiden S5nieln.
9ie Ginmanoerung Der HSopaner lo1
and in 3ufunft nod) Dem Dor eini.
! gen Sohren getroffenen Moot Gaia
hira ltebereiufommen gereaelt mer-
oe1.
- Sn Dem Gaiance : 2%agerbaus
! SIT Gotham Nlo., limo 1900 @o(lerl
8aumpoae perbronnt.
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(Sortiesnng BON Der 1. Seite.)
Der aufbauen fam. Iifter 9sippert
fonnte befarnt gebeil, baB bis iebt
ungefobr 100000 Warf in BEN
Der. Staoten fltr oas g%e1tannte @erf
aufgebraht morben lino. Gin Gbef
bon 100000, mef6er eillen Cell
oes Sonbs biloete, lpurbe nit all
Oeren Goltiafen BON ben gritei1 in
&irfipad 5uriifeebalten. Man BE-
abiidtigt, III ben Staoten, mel6e
NIT Dem @eloe Ser 9eutl6frennoe
pieher aufgebout peroen lollen,
StraBen lno offentlihe Yldse nod
ben Srtlhaften 5lt benenilen, in De-
men oaS pertuanbte @elo in ben Ser.
Staoten aufgebra6t muroe. Hihter
Nippert miro ungefabr einen Mo=
nat in SitprellBen bleiben.
Die OiterreidiidDe Gesiernma teilt
ben nentralen MGd)ten NIT, baf nid)t
MIR ami bas 6plpitalIdiff nGlee-
tra" Iunoern and anf orei anbere
Giterreidilde Sdiffe pom feinoliden
llnterieebuoten init SorpeSus se-
idjpiIen lei nnb quar- ubne jeoe @ar-
mmns. IS Ieien oies bic Sampfer
CAMEL Grnu", n3aereb" nnO
y9nbronnif". Die eriten geioen emit
fanaen, bas brittle pmrbe seritDrt.
@ie Die relieioie 3eitIdrift Die
Gbronif Der 6riitliden @elt" berid)-
tet, lino bel Dem 5iueiten @infaa Der
&uiIen in OltpreuBeu nift pcnieer
nls fiinf5ebntauleno Mdnner, 6rauen
uno ainoer nod &llBlauo per-
l6leppt moroen. lleber oos Shid=
Hal 0ieier llngliidlihen. Ioet Die
| 3eitidrift, lei 70 gut rpie rlfts Be
fannt. uno mlh Die 3obl Der Sale.
in oeilen Die rnIliid)e S5oloatesfu lid
on oeittIden Sraiien uno Sung
fratcn peraangen, babe lid audi
nidt anndberno genul ermittelll
loIIen. Singegen bat Die oGbronif
Der hriItlihen @elt~ an Der @auo
altbcntiider Grbebuleelt feltge-
lteat oaB sic &uiicn nidt menigar
als od)t5iqtaltleno Sdltfer uusge-
pIiinoert ooer aeritort hoben. 3ob(-
reihe gebau ilngen baben tie Oerart
oerllnrciniqt, ooB lie nidt mebr BE-.
, po6nbor iin6. Inter Ben BON Sen
8~anoolen perlhIeppten 8erionen
befinoen iid ied)s SeeIioraer nit
ibreu 6omilien. @iner oieler gn-
, Itorcn botte bas potriordoliide @(-
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liierten gelonot peroen, ioaten I
al1h ben Contamination Suaehen.

uitW OCb SStiLlullluNDICll 0ASCDStt.
u8ir, Die mir sic fennerl, nil
len, oaB sic in oieler Mneelegen-
beit fir oas, mas reht, geredt uilo
biaig lit, eintreten meroen, tpie sic
es in Der 8ergangenbeit bei onoeren
Inlaiien getm baben.~ {,
Die 8rotelte gegen ben neueiten,
a1er Silmanitat Sobn Ipredenoen
@euoltaft gnglanbs, ser crit Dor
einigen @oden befanlt muroe, trob-
Dem er idon BON Sanllar oieies Sab
reg Der oatiert, ioGten nit aller
gnergie fortseiebt merben. Sbre bis
berige f3abf ftebt in feinem Ser
baltnis gu Ser imnlenien @ihtigfeit
Der Sade.
Sebr peinlid lino Der Megie-
rung bie BON iriifer Seite fommen=
ben @eluhe Inn 9nItelllllla bon Or
bebungen leitens Der olnerifanilden
4oniuln in SrIano iiber Ole 3nItdn=
Be baIelblt Dor ltno ipabreno oes
Alftonoes iriiber Eatrioten ull5
oas Sdifial bon Sriid : gmerifo.
nern, Sic lid sur 3eit ooieIbit auf-
hielten, Ionic Die YroteIte eeaen Die
8erlebune bes golferrehts, Ser 6nz
manit6t nno Civilization Ieitens
@rob gritauniens bei Der gebono-
hing Der iriiden &riegseefaneenen."
Dab es uniere Heeieruna niht az
su eiliu baben miro, Dem @uilife
Der Tetenten 81 entipredem 1T
ielbitoeritdnolid. Die iriid)e grbez
htng miro ibr nod manhe loreen<
nole Stlrnbe bereiten, ba innmar
orineenoer cine antport auf sic
Srage perlongt miro: u@er perriet
Die heobiidtigte 9anounq Sir &o-
GER Golements nno Sic Bldne ser
iriIden Gotrioten an bie britiihe Ge-
aierllna2 Seinrici.
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Sricss : Nadbrid)tem.

(6ortiesnna BON Der /. Seite.)
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ter bon 70 Sabren erreidt, als oas
fur6tbare Shidlal i'm ereilte. Dret-
5ebn airden iino BET Der 5peiten
rnliil6en Situation 9ftpreuBens bon
itatotg 5eritort tporoen, inter ibnen
atpei @ottesbdiaier bon bobem fiinlt-
leriidem 8ert. 5edsuno5tpan5ia
8farrbduler nno orei5ebn airden
1ino idiper beihdoigt.
Cine 9epeibe aus aonItantinopel
beridtet, BON urdtbaren @reueltaten,
melbe Die Gllifen in Elm paar fIein-
aliatiiden Srten beeanaen boben
lolen. Sic iolen 800 Berlonen,
oarnnter mebrere ainoer, lebenoiq
berbrannt baben. Die 3adrid)t
miro auh mol nit goriidt au3u-
nebnien fem, e6enio wie oie ruff
fben Weloungen BON Den @reueIta
ten, melhe Ole Siirfen begeben.
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Jreie Yre1e tar Seras: Mittwoh II. Mai 1916.
&oli5eiridter ltraflos entloIien tper

foIl0elllu}lel Illul1o9 t~lllldtltll lptt=
oer.
Snfolge Der 1t9 BON Gag 81
Gag mebrenoen N4tomobil unfdQe
bat aonmil1dr llbr Die 8oli5ei OH
gelpieien, oie Gerfebrs = Sroinon3en
thrift uno obne &iidii6t auf sic Ser
iofren Der 3lltpioerbonoelnoen ourd)=
5lIfiibren.
= Gin Nrbeiter, Ser al1 enter SIT
nenuo1tb bes neuen 8oli5eigeb6uoes
ein Strei6bol5 onltri6, mllroe ne
gen SodbeI6doigung eingeitedt.
- Die @iirger BON Son @(ntonio
beablidtlgen, ben Sffi5ieren Der bier
perlammelten teroniiAen Mili5en Elm
5elteiien i'm ct. Nnthonp Sotel
3u geben.
Ole u0GonneQ ooon Cont
pa1p Of San 4nto1tio" ipllroe nit
eirem Setrie6sfopitol BON $4,000
%Inforporiert. Srrforporatoren iillo
90. 8. Meanton, s. 8. Gupup ualo
80. g. @rarman.
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@rnmoeisentnms : 11e6ertrasmnssn

8rau Innie @altriue an 6. 9. 8ats
ters, Grnnoitiid an Der Sotus 5traBe;
1910.
8. q. aeap, onr6 sberiff. an gn1z
ma 9. Seffel, @runoftiid nn Der Santa
8oia Ibe., $4,000.
Sontbtpeitern 2ano Corporation on
81. q. @olters, Grunoitiid in Der saetz-
niefp Ibbition; 1910.
Sncob 8ollmer mo Srau iii &unbe
4lbau9b 2umber 60, @rnnbitIf an Der
@epers StraBe, $40 IT.. I.
6. S. grabb unb Srau an Trau 6.
s. Hiebe, @rllnOitiid an Der Sortb Glos
res Ctr; $3.50.
81. s. gen an Gan artonio 9rns
o.. @rnn1bftiid i'm Gitps9lof Ns66;
$1,000.
Gus 81. SOB an @ep. 9lpoilb. @rnnbz
itiid al Der Qafenietp Ipe.; $3.50.
Nau : ErIaubntsiheine.
ausuita 5eB, @obnbans, 5eB
StroRe. $3.50
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6ams III Derremtem.

9as nntcrc nnS pbere Stpdiuerf
bun CIR. 2tS Sit-gpmmeree Strnse
lit at berrcnten. 9Gbere 4nstunft in
Der Office Der ylsreien 9reHe".
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SIM slntuniu, See, II. Mai 1916
Yrime Grube Cotton Geeb Oil, 10
Gents per @alione.
Ge,p gprf, II. @ai. g Spot $1,000
unb $f1.00; Nai, $10.85 1tno $1,000;
SUM, $10.94 unD $11.00; Sltli, SHOP
nno $11.03; Gligult, $11.05 uno $11.@
OF; September, SHOT uno $11.08,
Sftober, 5000 nnb $t0.12; Nnbems
Der. 1888 nno 1894; Sesember, 1882
INN SO. IA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-17
aarm-grobnfte.

Gan antonio, Ser, II, Diai 1916
Butter .tSe per Yfuno
Ger (lur friide) LIKE per 8bo.
6iibner .......... 1920 per Yfo.
SnrteDs ....... 1875 per Btlulo
&oru ........... S5c per Buidel
&ei5en .......... $t.25 per 8uldel
Safer SOC per ylIidei
Sen .S11.00 per Sorr,e
Semitic.
aartoffeln, Nene Seras, $500; Ga
~lifprnia $40; Colorado, $3.50.
SiiBe &nrtoffeln. 2oniIiana. $1.75.
Somnten, Seras. 5 &orbe, $500 uno
1926.
aobl, $3.50 Ii. $500 per Crate.
6pinat, &c per Bfnno.
HeterIilie, 35c per 9bD. sBiinoeI.
Haoies6et, 30c I. / 9bb. 8iiHoel.
8himenfohl. $1.75 fir 10 Gtiif.
3tpiebelu, Seras Bermuda, S1.75 per
Crate; Choice. 1925; @hrpitaI @ar,
SITS.
Guliaih, $500 II. $3.50 Der 8uihel.
gierpflanaen. $1.20 per 8uideI.
.8opffalat. Csc nno 75e per Camper.
@riiner Tfeffer, Seras, $1.50 mto
$1.75 per Crate.
@eerrettiezB ursein. per $50. 12ht
8ohnen, California 8nbous. $3.50,
Colorado $500; Gina. 1925; Hanp.
$7.25; 9Iod gpes, $5.25; Crime Bob
men, per 8uifeI $3.50.
8eeten. Acc per 9bo. >Biinbel.
ORA, $500 fir elm 8uidel.
@elbe @urseIn. Acc II. 45c Der SGD.
SeIerie. 90c Ii. $500 per Dbo.
Tieh.Warft.
Gan antouio, Ser, II. @ai 1916
aiihe 81. 10 bibs $500.
Gdl6er S4.75 Bis 1926.
SdSen $500 bis $S.t5.
@ulen $4.75 Bis IS. Is.
ct. 9ouis, II. Woi 1916. ~ 8inos
bieh. Serass@ieh. 1915 Bis 1915.
Gdmeine 1915 unb S10.10.
The Lovington leader., 1916-11-17
KNEW WHAT HE WOULD DO
Pretty SehooIteaeher Evidently Had
Inspired Affection in Heart
Of Boy Pupil.

A charming sch0oltcacher whose
smile brings happiness to everyone and
who, moreover. has that greatest
blessing, sense of humor, tells this
on herself.
She teaches what is known hy
some rs Il "Subnormal" school (Which
very often Is more normal than SUBJ
and the other morning several of her
pupils were gathered around her read.
In: Il very Interesting 60 story. such
as is printed in school readers, and
one sentence ran, The little Jap
anc>e girl greeted them warmly, ,lc."
What Is meant by greet" asked
the teacher. who 10y tie way was
showing or her pupils and III" uclhud
ot teaching them To nm interested
Young man vino had been brought in
by the principal io watch hrr laborS.
There WIS great deal of brow.
ruckcrins and the word greet" iailcd
io register on amy brain. Finally she
said. IF | We're to come into the room
where you We're. what would You dut'
There was second silence and piz.
zled looks and then (lrom Il tall hoy
"l siyteem, I'D hug YOU"
The visitor, with his handkerchief
In his mouth, sped from the room. and
his shouts of laughter could be hear,
~ block. while the teacher, with cheek,
covered with bushes carefully cy
plainod greet rs 1t was meant in tn,
school reader.-ColumbuS Dispatch.
The Lovington leader., 1916-11-17
His MANY Duties.

When young Farmer Giles left the
happy homestead and plowrd fields To
join The army there was not II proudcr
man in the land The first time he
was doing sentry "a the officer of the
guard came by and called upon him To
give up his orders.
orders" shouted Giles. Give up
my orlcrS:'
"(cs. certainly. What are YOU here
for:' dcmaadrd the officer. sharply.
"Oh I'm here To- walk up and down,
stand at attention. wink al the girls,
look after Sergeant Murphy'S hit Of
garden and see that nobody pinchrS
his spades; also to see you amt about
when they fetch the beer for the
guarlroom prisoners, and should YOU
come on the scene to"
Eut the officer had completely col.
lapScd. >burg Chronicle Telegram.