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The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04
NORTH BENCH.

"Help one another" the snowflakes
said,
As they cuddled down in their fleecy
bed.
zone Of US here would not be felt,
One of us here would quickly melt;
But I'll help you and you help me,
And then what splendid drift
there1l be-"
It would seem as though the little
snow flakes had lots of help for the
snowdrifts in some places are five
and six feet high, and then there's
lots of snow every place. Old timers
say there has not been so much snow
at one time in thirty years. There
being so much snow and so late in the
season, there is no doubt but that
we will have plenty of moisture to
start the grain if We can only get
rain later. Well, here's hopin'
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Miles visited at
j. L. Byers' home Wednesday after
noon.
Drs. Layton and Hoyt made pro-
tfessional visit at the Byers home last
week.
The Collins family is about all well
again, after having passed through a
siege of sickness for the last month
We were very sorry to hear of the
death of little Allan Tourlotte. The
parents have our heartfelt sympathy
Mr.. Peterson from the north coun
try took dinner at the Byers home
Tuesday on his way to town to at
tend court.
The roads are almost impa assablt
for any mode of travel, but the scar
city of help forces the farmers into
town for coal.
Mrs. Anna Stewart came hom.
from the hospital short time ago
but we have not heard how she il
getting along. We hope that she il
we'll by this time.
The patients at the poor farm arr
all getting better. 1t seems that tn
sickness around here is somewha
abated, there being no new cases tina
we know of.
il Little Alice Byer was able to b
removed from the hospital Sunda,
and we are glad to report her gettini
along very nicely except for ba
cold.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04
TAMPICO.

Mrs. Elias Stensland is still suffer-
ing with several bad boils.
Mr., and Mrs. John Gilchrist were
callers at the VIM. C. Lange home
one day last week.
Mrs. Chris. Nelson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen were callers at
the ]. Walsh home last Sunday.
Miss Marie Quale, who spent sew
eral weeks at the H. Burger home,
returned to Glasgow last week.
Snow, snow, snow, but it looks good
to the farmers, as we are looking for
ward to a bumper crop this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bromstadt and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Lange and fam
lily visited at the H. Burger home last
Sunday.
James Walsh, the mail carrier, is
having pretty tough time Of it these
days carrying mail. Cheer up, James,
brighter days coming.
The dance last Saturday night at
the Lone Tree Farm turned out to be
quite a success. The dancers did not
leave until after five o'clock in the
morning.
Mrs. Harry Woodward had the mis-
fortune to lose calf, it having fallen
through the ice when drinking. An.
other lesson for US. Don't cut toe
large a hole in the ice for stock.
Throw a little flax on the grount
and watch the birds. This is a very
nice way to amuse the children these
cold days, and it is also appreciates
by our little friends, the birds.
Mr.. Boresen has a sick horse. These
cold days are just as hard on horses
and stock as on man and care shoult
be taken not to have the driving
horses breathe cold air. A good rem
edy for this is to tie sack on tht
horses nose.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04

relish realize that they are paying 40
cents per pound, the profit on the sale
of one ton of alfalfa, for a neatly
moulded print Of elemental air? In
selling butter these dairymen do not
dispose of a single element of plant
food from the soil of their farm.
Such plant food is all left behind in
the milk which is valued in the pro-
fits of the cow at 25 cents per hun
dred. But spread this milk, like these
dairymen do, upon the broad backs of
the growing pigs in deep thick lay
ers of rolling fat and it becomes
worth far more than a paltry 25 cents
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04
Too Literal.

"Serbia and Belgium and such little
countries mustn't take England too
literally when she says she is going
to help them" The speaker was Kurt
Zeigler, German consul at Denver. He
went on:
ITO take England literally when she
offers you help is to be as foolish as
the dyspeptic farmer.
"A doctor brought a dyspeptic a
big brown pill one day.
at bed time," he said.
81 want you to try this pill
tonight at bed time he said. Its
a new treatment and if you retain il
on your stomach it ought to cure you.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04
MALTA.
(Too Late for Last Week.

(Too Late for Last Week.
H. J. Adden of Glasgow and Mr..
Bonine of Havre were business visit
ors to Malta Tuesday.
The Phillips County Abstract COM
pany was reorganized this week with
the election of the following officers:
M. Survant, president; Allin G. Ar
not, vice president; L. P. Sanregret,
secretary treasurer. The directors
are M. Survant, Allin G. Arnot, L. P.
Sanregret, j. Sklower and l. Murphy.
Mrs. f. w. St. Hill was taken sud-
denly ill the first of the week and
was taken to the hospital at Glas-
gov, her condition being considered
quite serious. Reports received this
morning state that she is a little bet
ter and it is hoped by her many
friends that she will soon recover.
w. D. Miller, w. G. Schneider and
Ralph Richardson returned from
Butte Saturday afternoon from their
trip to the state convention of com.
missioners, clerk and recorders and
assessors. Roy Lee, Harry Whitcomh
and Charles Ross, all remained over
at Helena, reaching here Monday
evening.
| There has been such a heavy fall
of snow the past week that it has
been almost impossible to get around
Wednesday morning snow plows were
put to work plowing both walks anc
roads and it is certainly appreciated
by those in the outskirts Of town
Malta is rather short of coal, but NJ
one is suffering as yet.
Bernard O'Reilly was brought tt
the Jail here Saturday afternoon b!
Riley Brooks, deputy sheriff. On tn
way here they stopped at Dodson
where O'Reilly's parents live. The!
had been kept in ignorance of thei
sons trouble until he arrived and in
j formed them. The mother was 81
overcome that physician had to b.
called in. She had not recovere,
hardly from the shock of an older sol
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04
0eRurul
Roundup
Items Sent IN BY The Couyie1s
Special Corps Of NeUs GafheyeTs
WILLOW BEND.

Cold, colder, coolest.
DR.. Pease has been on the sick list,
but is around again.
Kelsey Dorr and Andrew Brechen
were in town last week.
Harley Rogers froze his feet going
to the river for wood last week.
Jim Lloyd has left the hospital and
is staying with Grandma Ebersole.
Mrs. Ewing, who has been visiting
in st. Paul, returned home last week.
H. H. Ebersole was in town Monday
of this week with load Of dressed
pork.
We think we have had two days
this month when the thermometer
got above 20.
Robert Ewing contemplates a Cali
fornia trip soon. He has been in poor
health all winter.
We noticed Ralph Perkins riding
through the snow the other day look
ing after his horses.
It is getting to be question
whether we can get coal enough to
keep our school going.
Mr.. Phelps and Roy are busy haul
ing straw these days. Phelps always
takes good care of his stock.
Dick Ebersole came home Friday.
The first thing he did was to get his
new brother and rock him to sleep.
Lloyd Ebersole says if the robe had
been big enough to cover all of his
feet he would not have frozen then,
while coming from town Friday night
We thought we had the grocery
supplies cinched for the winter. We
actually sold $4.00 worth of eggs
Then we got chesty and sent for an
egg case. Have not found an egg
since. We are still feeding boiled
wheat and potatoes, and visit the
Biddys several times a day, but they
pay no attention to what we say te
them. We like the Cash grocery peo.
pie first rate, but we don't know what
Happy done to that egg case. It sure
hoodooed the hens.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04
"The next dav the doctor cal1e

"The next day the doctor called
again.
"'Did you manage to retain the pill
on your stomach he asked eagerly.
"'Well the pill was all right the
literal farmer said, 'as long as l kept
awake, but every time ! fell asleep it
rolled off, denver Post.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04
For Sale:

FOur-ROOm Bungalow with built i'm
cabinets; twO-rO0m living house in
rear of Bungalow, and a store-room
house. Four lots, lawn, shrubbery.
shade trees; cement side walks all
paid for, and all fenced; one block
from south side school.
Price, $2,950.o0. viii take $1,000
cash, and horses or cattle for $1,000.
and balance in the fall, or all cash.
$2,750.00. Call or write
We stern Realty Co.
Or Phone SOW. Glasgow, Montana.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04

Villa seems to be disposed to hold
Americans to a strict accountability.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-14
" I | { ! /.

Die Milis gruppen bes
Staates &anlas, melfe felt unge-
fdbr flint @ohen i'm Camp 8iflon
Iagerten, baben am Sreitag Die
&idreife nod ibrem Seimatsitaate
angetreten.
Cine Delegation bieliger @e-
iddftsleute uno geanten bat @ou-
perneltr Serguion am Sreitag elm
gelaoen, in Der lebten ISOLDE Dor
ser 8abl cine Geoe IN San an-
tonic at balten. Inter oen Mit-
.alieoern ser Delegation befanben
iid 6ie Serren Otto @abrmunb,
ssobn Goblin, Gonntp : Gidter Oa=
big, .. 81. Mcslsfin un0 CHARLES
e. @att5eit.
Oas 3piIden Stuoeiten Der
Seros State l~1niperiitp uno oes
Sflaboma agricultural ano Me6a-
rtico[ College am Treitag rafmit-
tag a~bgeboltene SiiBboa Spiel
mlroe mad einem barten &ingen
BON Sen Seraltern g%efponneft. @liif-
liferpeile 1T oas Spiel ofne ernit-
bafte ltnfdGe perlaufen.
Sssn Sitter bon go Subren lit
8iaiam Nellntann am sSreitag por-
mittag CUR epigen &ube eingegan-
gen; Ser 8eri6ieoene mnr friiber
an Dem @elfGft bon SEQ. SIDE &
Bros. beteiligt uno miro BON ieiner
Bitpe, iopie einem Sobne uno eli
tter Sohter betrauert. Die geiieb-
lttg finoet auf Dem olten hubert
iden Srieobof itatt; Iaitor 8olfi
bdlt DIE @rabreoe.
Gin Selter unbefminten ltr-
iprungs, weltes leift gefabrIide
9imeniionen hdtte annebmen fon.
iten, ridtete in Den @nlogen Der
Oirie Oil ano Hefining Company
einen Sd)aoen BON pieaeiht $1,000
an. Die 5euerleute batten mil
groBen Sdwierigfeiten 5u f1mpfen
oa Der gooen nit Del geIGttigt mi
ourhtr1itft mar, bod gelang es
ibren Anltrengungen ben Brand all'
oas 9umpbaus uno Die Office 81
bei6rdnfen. GUM Golden Sc;
Seuers nllroen ausidlieBIid Sam
uno Gbemifalien ge6rairft.
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Smnter reidbaltiaer.

Goeben lit uns ser &alenber Ser
GomaI Springs 9nrierp
int Sen 8rauneIs fir Die
Saiion 1916-17 5ugegangen. Der
Ielbe lit tpieoerum reidbaltiger, mie
Ieine gorganger nnb bietet cine
SiilIe oes Sntereiianten fir 2iebba-
Der bon 8lumen. 3ierpflan5eft uno
niisIiten 8altmen. @eeriinoet i'm
Sabre 1885 fam Die Matrierp anf
Elm oreiBieiabrtees geiteben suriif-
blifen, tpdbreno peGder 3eit Ser
gigentiimer, SEER Otto Code, merit
poue grfabrltneen eeiammelt bat,
oie Sen 5abIrei6en &litoen 5ugute
fommlett. @Ges, mas bon bieier
N1lrierp be5ogerl miro, lit ~poaitanoig
dffIimatiiiert uno bietet oaber Sc
rantie fir lineres @eoeiben.
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&iifgrat gebroden batte, lit am
Sreitag an BEN erlittenen Serleb1llt=
gen in ieiner Seimatsitaot geltor-
ben.
~ Die &ommiiiare BON 9aitrop
Gountp BADEN Die 8etition Der
Yrobibitionilten in uer(fieoenett
8re8inften cine nele 2ofal Option
@ubl obsubalten, trosOem lie crit
Dor stpei @od)en nit $50 Stimmel
Maiorit1t i'm gar5en Gountp ge=
I1lagen nitroen, BIS gum Nopember
5l1riifgelegt. @inige Der &ommii-
fire Iheinen Der aniidt 5n lein,
oaB cine 10 tribe Neuluabl unge-
Ieblif lit uno molten iif), ebe tie Ell
ne lolde ~onoronen, iiber Die eir-
i6ldgigen geltimmungen genan I'M
formierett.
Sssn einem Observation-Disclosures
fer al Gleburne pur0e Der 63iabri-
qe S. 8. &opea pom Shlage ge-
troffen uno mar auf Der Steae tot.
Sn 6ofoale peridieo 6rall
Sermann Gogel i'm Sitter pom So
Sabren; ibr Dor einigen Sahren Der
Itorbener @atte eroffnete i'm Sabre
1884 in Ser oortiaen llmgegero Die
critic 8rounfoblenarube uno puroe
ooour1 ser 9egriinoer Der iebt be-
traftliden &oblen : Snbuitrie. 6rali
goeel miro BON 5tpei 5obnen uno
bier perbeiratetet Sodtern betrau-
ert.
Sn @ap Sia BEL 9renbam
ftarb Sobn @en5el i'm Sitter bon
II Sabren in Solge eines S6lag-
~fluiies. Or mobnte ieit Gangem in
iener @eaeno.
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nsnesoas Mnfcal Stub.

am t9ten Oftober giebt Der
nguesoap MniicaI Club" Iein critics
&on5ert in Der Beethoven Sale, fir
oas ein Invertebrates nno pra6tiaes
Yrogramm 5~uiammengeieet tit. 8fe
Sauptan5ieHangsfraft biloet Der A.
norianger Gapbael 9ia5. 9ia5
Itammt befanntlib aus Gan Mn-
tonic nno bot bier 5ablloie Sreunoe
uno @erebrer. @r beiibt eine
Gimme bon GROCER Stdrfe uno
Sdonbeit uno bat cine bor5iiglt6e
Sdule ourdgen1a6t. St beberri6t
oas OertIde po1fommen nno miro
lit Dem &on8ert cine an5abl oeltt=
1f1er 2ieoer iinqer.
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@DlfssaM nno Mrmee in 0riedJen'
Lamb.

Die 8eoolferung @riedenlanos
betrdat nod ser lesten 8olfs51blung
ca. 100000 Ginmobner. @s ge-
bort aIio ieiner 9epolferung mad
8u Den fleineren 8alfanltaaten. gta-
be5u Die Sdlfte oieier geoolferuna
entfdllt auf Die Snieln. namli6 ct.
mas iiber 5pei Milionen.
Die 8rieoensit1rfe Der Armee be
trdgt $4,000 Mann nit 1000 Off
5ieren; ga ieoo9 Die @ebrpflidt pol
lie 81 Sabre, pom 20. bis gum 81
Sabre, oauert, 10 fam oas SAINT
i'm &riege elm 5iemlid beOeutenoe;
Seer ms Selo itelen. Cine genaut
Nngabe iiber oie 9riegsit6rfe lieg.
nift Dor. oof miro oas critic stuf
gebot I'M Griege auf etipa 250,00(
Mann geiddst, oos our6 gin5ie
hltna aler 8ebrpflihtigen nod be
| oeltteno erbobt meroen fam.
8ie pieI Wannifaften utter Der
| ietigen llmitdnoen sur &erfilgun!
iteben, menn @riehenlano in oel
arieg nit eingreifeu ioate, LAB
iid nift feitltellert, oa Die arme
gum groBen 1eile oemobililiert mi
nidt nit Dem notigen Materia
fir oie a~riegsltdrfe ~ousqeriiltet lit
lle6er oie 8iiatigfeit Ser Arme
! iino oie 4nii6ten lebr geteiIt. 81
Den 9riegen, Die @riedenlauo biz
Der gefiibrt bat, lit ite nidt beIon
beers erfolgreid eetDeien, Defenders
nidt in Dem p~orIebten arieae, oel
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WernIie.

&artoffeIn, California, $3.50 uIo
$3.50.
GaBe aartoffeln. 8bite Dam. $1.75;
Turnptin Nam, $1.75 uHD $500.
3uiebeln, California. $500 u. 1925.
9ohneu. Crime. $2.2S per 4uihel.
Haoieshen, 40c f. 1 Oso. s8anoel.
8lnmenfohl, &c un6 7e per Rfo.
&obl, $3.50 per Crate.
8riiner 8feffer, 81 Der gufheI.
Seuerie. 75c uno SOC per Dlbefto.
Heteritlie, 35c Der 9bb. <8inoeL
gomaten, Serng. 4 Scribe, S5e uno.
90c.
aopffalat. 1926 per Crate.
@elbe 8urseln, 40c II. SOC per 9Bo.
Catalogues. Gtnibdr0, S2.25 per
Crate; 8oub, Toe per Crate.
gierpflonsen. $1.25 per @ufdeI.
Garaih, soc Ii. 90c per 8uidei.
Gpiuat. 75c per guidiel.
Otru, $1.00 fir 9uifeG-
Beeten. 4oe per 9bo. sSlnbei.
Weerrettias 8trsein. per BIO. 12hL
@urfen, per Crate $500.
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$.

SQS OIDII : IppPuuIlOIISYe=
ridt In Sort @ortb bat erflart, bob
Der Narne BON CHARLES SuroleitoL
Der bonn gouperneur fiir5lih als
Nahfolger oes peritorbenen @iien-
boftfommiiiars 8iaiam gum Mit-
glieo Ser @fienbabnfommiiiion err
nannt puroe, als &anoioat fir oas-
ielbe Mmt auf bos @abItifet geiest
peroen fam.
Ser neue groBe 9a6nbof in
Dallas, ser fiinf Wiaionen Collars
g~efoitet bat, lit beute in 8egenlDnrt
oes @ouperneltrs eroffnet poroen.
Trofeiior S. $. @ooten bon
Columbus, Der in Der Nabe oieiar
Staot cine Muiterfarm betreibt, bot
in @ep Orleans bier @aaen GO
llmbtan Gong Staple" 8aumpole
5u eiitem nod ME ge5ablten 9reiie
perfauft. 0rei gaIen ~perfanfte er
fir 25c pro 8funb mo oen pierten
fir 26c.
Sn gl Baio fuliroe Der Sol
oat 6. 6. @rabam pom 81. Mihi-
gan Weili8 : &egiment BON Dem Sol
oaten altpin Sdlter eridoifen. @ra=
BAN befono lt6 in leibtem Mrreit
uno Salier, Der @ad]e itanb, BE-
ballptet Iein @epebr na1geieben at
Baben, oasIelbe babe iif1 auf cine
unerflarIide @eiie entlaoen ui1o oie
Gugel babe '@rabom getotet.
4us Horo- u1o Noromelt-
Seras tperben CUTE Gegenfalle qerrlel-
BET; reihlife Nieoeridldge iino in
Ser @egeno bon Dallas, San Mnge-
10, 9ropnipooo, Gainesville nno
8aleftine gefnaen.
Der General : Antpalt bon
Seras bat entifieoen, Dap &lein-
bdnoler, Die MIR nit Dem gerfauf
BON N~abrnngsmitteln uno 9roz
giiett nidt aber nit oeren Sabrifa-
tion belhaftigt fino, nift notig ha-
ben, iid i'm uSoob ano Drug De-
partment4 reeiitrieren 81 laiien.
8ei Der tn 9lultin abgebalte-
men 8eriammlltng Der Colorado Hi-
Der Improvement al1~oeiation" iptr-
De beidloifen, iest ernitlid oas Gro-
Jeff, ben Colorado 6luB BON ieiner
Miinoung biz nad Muffin i1iffbar
su MAIDEN unb fernere l1eberfIutun-
gen 81 perbinoern in 4ngriff 81
ne6men. gu oieiem 3pefe ioa cine
8eriammlung an einem nod nift
nGber ~beitimnlten Gage oes DO
nats Nopember in @aeo abgebalten
ueroen.
Die 8oiieri6lufer BON Cole
man gountp baben Die S(bbaf-
tung eirsr 9ofal Sption-@abl i'm
gan3en County beantragt; gleif5ei.
fig fol- iiber cine 8erl6arfung oea
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES abgeitimmt per.
! Den. Die aommiiiare baben ser
@abltag nod nift feitgeiest.
Der in Der gfdbe bon Seguir
fDo6nen0e 45idbrige Sarmer Souis
Sorbeoier muroe NIT total ser
itmettertem &opfe, elm abgeihoiie
mes S6rotgeipebr neben ibm liegenb
o%ufgehtttoen; Die oGoroner's Surp'
lit Der Mnlidt, oaB Sarbebier Selbit
moro begangen bat. Der geridie
oene binterldBt cine @itme uni
feds ainoer.
Sm Gonntp : @eridt 3t Sou
Iton puroe s. $. gtuIbing. Der in
Com 9ad 9iltrift mdbreno Der leb
ten Erimdr 8abl gratis 8ie.
perlhentt bate, 3u 5000 @eloItrof
berurteilt.
= Der %20i1brige MtiIis Soloa
&oIph 0eIion BON 2ofbort, Der mi
ieiter &ompagnie IN Donna Elm
quortiert mar uno beim 8aben refp
ablpringen in Den Gio @ranoe 6aI
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@rnmbeisemfmms . llebertrasmnsem,

5. 6. 9angtportbb an aoolpb @ags
ner. @ruroitiif al Der Git@5ouiton Ct;
$17,800.
George 90. Mllrrap uno Strait an
Delta 81. &eiubart. @runoitid an Ser
Ode Der Soabo uho Wesquite Ctr.
$3.50.
u. uno s.. ararB on 80. s. uno 8.
8 Saruoers, @runolhid an Der 9aip-
ion CIR; $1,000.
Saeob 8auer an 81. 9. 9angiton
@rinoftild in @ila 9ioin; $500.
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0amfiaamng.

4Gen oenen, sic uns bei Dem
ldDeren Srauerfaa, Dem Sooe mel
ner Srall, 5ran emma 8itt-
MANI uno ibrer Wiitter, Srau
Inna Maria Sasfa, 5ltr Seite
itanoen uno ibren Sarg 10 i6on
nit glumen fdmiidten, iprehen mir
unleren bersli6Iten 9anf aus.
@ictpr @ittmann mnb Tnmilie.
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Tieb @arft

Son antonio, Ser, IA. OF. 1916 -
&iihe S4.15 bis $5.75.
adlber 5000 bis $500.
Gdieu $500 bis S7.25.
9uIen $3.50 Biz $500.
ct. eouis, ia. Oft. 1916 Ntro@
bieb, Serassgteb. $3.50 BIZ $500.
Sdhpeine $40 Biz 5000.
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@rie1ellaro ALIEN gegen Die Giirfei
fiibrte. God bat Tie fih I'M 9alfan-
ariege ullter Dem &ommanoo oes
iebigen &ontgs gut benabrt.
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Grin Melh6ft.

5tidter CUR Srou oes angeflog.
tenn: oaonnen sic ms oariiber
auffldren, auf tuelde 8eiie Sbr
Mtanu IN oas @elfdftslofal eingc.
broden iit?"
gyeein, if perItebe nid)ts BON mel
mes Wannes @ei6ditl"
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sSu 8eepiae lit am Mittpof
Elm gutter, einoingenoer 9iegen &c.
fallen, Der auf Ito 3oa bemeiielt
tuuroe.
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1arfts8eriebt.
gammipoGe.
Gan Nntonio, Ger, 1915 Gents.
@alpefton. aeiteru. 1875 Cts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VU|lUNfHHftH FIUUHIttt
San Antuniu, Ser,, IA. Oft. 1916 -
Rrime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil, 10
Gents pei @nIIone.
giem 9orf, IA. OFT. - Spot Stt.30
uuO $1,000; Oftober. $t1.40 nno
$S1.43; Robember. $11.01 uno $11.O4;
9e5ember, 5000 unD S10.92; Sanuar.
$10.91 uno $1,000; Sebouar, $10.92
uno $10.93; 1dr3, $11.00 nuo
$11.02; april, SHOP uno Sill;
Mat. $11.O8 uno $11.15.
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l.ckaIeS.
Observation-Disclosures @etter.

Sir Gan @ntonio uno umgegeno:
&ellte Mbeno uno Sonntag: tpabr-
5heinli6 regneriI6.
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al She Star, .......... .&ogers
(b) 5ummertime .Stepbens
Srnu &ob 2otpe,
Oscar Sor arn &laoter.
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1arm.Broonfte.

Gan Gutouio, Ser. Ia. Oft. 1916 =
Butter .24c per Sfo,
Ger (mlr friI6e) $40. I, 2SHc per 9bo
4o Q 1Rr hsr ONbS
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fir SOS &on5ert Der Mo5art SocietD
am "a. Sftober:
Basquole Nn1ato,
SabiD 9o6Iteitt.
Concerto IN 8 ntl1or Wlentafpsft
8otttance, Stnale ..,.. q Ia 3ingnna
Hsy 9npto Sod1teir.
Soror Solprofn :. ~ 81. 3nnoondt
Boeme Be Mai Sc. 9uboi5
Srois iours De ~neuOartge st. 9abn
TeItes 9dlnr1tes .....3 5abn
Clair Sc Intiei IS. S5nlc
Qeber De ioIetl (danioh be guerre)
8dsquale @mato.
9iabt ....... .8eetboben Carr. gbel)
@eosart 5oetetb CHORAL.
9rologue u8aeltacci" 81. 2eoncapaIo
Bnsaunle Mntato.
Sc S. 0ieltina 9lace 81. &uriser I gaiter
she God Sbaa grotp IS. q. Carpenter
2ia6t, NIB eight ......S. q. Carpenter
8asqunle climatic.
Cargo ....l.... Sernande5 eIrbos
8alser in u major Srabms
9aoio 5oditein.
Globe bM foir ~. "a. @ret6nninolp
ST { eft tn, lie darmant rosiignol ~.
q. @rethaninplp
Ga uter 81. Sorooine
8nsdunle climatic.
q Dreaming Stole ......@ ictor 6arris
Isbes Of Ho1es ......
........H. 6ur1tington 8ooDmatt
Wto5art Societb Choral.
2'etoile OH matin ghanfon Miacient1e
Sc beau ieiour ..Sambouri1 en- ronbali
See promenant lii mntin .........
ghdnion a banter
Serenata 3elaon ......N. 8us5tsSeccia
gldbelitos (3annbra @itana) ........
6. 8dlperoe
Su nun me pla e6iu bene- Neopolitan
long .......... ....G. Salbo
8asquale Imato.
@aurice 2afarae AM &labier fir climatic
unb 6phftetrt.
Hmtb 8inoaman an &labter fir
Wo5art Societh.
@rthur glaaiien, 9iriaent.
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fir oas &on5ert Ser Wo5art SocietD
am "a. Sftober:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-15

palians, 81 Catholics and 81 Congre-
gationalists in Brown university.
1t was not an April shower, but an
all-day rain in Westerly Friday.
John Burdick and Arthur Barber,
when arraigned in the Third district
court, charged with intoxication,
pleaded guilty, and each was fined 50,
with costs of $3.50.
The police have been busted for a
week seeking the chap who takes sta
ton in dark spots in residential sec
tions, and with the aid of hand fash
light specializes in frightening timid
women.
With "Pete" Clemens, of Westerly,
in the field with the Portland team,
there is sure to be an increase in at
tendance when Portland is scheduled
to play New London at New London.
There is q report current that Pete
has married since leaving Westerly
two weeks ago.
Annie L. Kinney, wife of Daniel z.
Kinney, died Thursday at her home
five days. She was born in Peace
Dale, forty-seven years ago, the
daughter of James and Susan Car
penter, who survive her. She also
leaves her husband, and two children
brother, and two sisters.
While the residence of Charles J.
Butler was unoCcupied Thursday ev-
ening, n neishbor saw two men prowI-
ing about the place and notified the
police. In the meantime the intruders
disappeared. The police found indi-
cations that an attempt had been
made to break and enter the house.