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Eaev Savino.

N Argentina q postal savings banh
account can be opened by dcpositin@
one paper dollar. but after that sums
Of mere fractions Of n cent may be
entered by purchase Of a stamp.
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ESTATE OF D. H. BALDWIN, Decd,
Notice of Settlement and Application
for Final Discharge.
Final Discharge.

o 7 TkIuE
TAKE NOTICE that on the 7th
day of March,. 1916, I will render a
final account of my actings and do
ings as Administrator of the Estate
of D. H. Baldwin, deceased, in the
office of Judge of Probate for Able
Vile County at 10 o'clock a. M, and
on the same day will apply for a final
discharge from my trust as such adj
ministrator.
All persons having demands against
said estate will present them for
payment on or before that day, prov
en- and authenticated or be forever
barred.
w. H. BALDWIN,
Administrator. \
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Who Knows?

A. little girl. finishing her breakfast
looked up and asked, Mother, what is
hash when it is e?"-Chicago Her
aid.
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Mr.. D. S. Vandiver of Anderson,
was in the city Tuesday on business.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-02-16

The lucky man is the n who sees
ard grasps his opportunity.-Old Say.
ing.
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Send US your Job Printing.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
From Which to Pick Team cleveland to Get Gandil
Only Two Shortstops in
Hundred i. of NJ. Candidates

last year, l.undgr,n began his prep
aration fer the day when sis
would pach up and leave, but his
nicely laid plans al went to smash
when agitation struck the campus
and declared Ineligible the men the
coach was counting on for his nu'
clcus this season. Maltby IL missed
more than any of the others. Ot
those who graduated Mcqueen Is
needed Worsc than any other man
except Maltby and Sislcr. The old
captain, though never star, wa
always consistent performer ami
an average hitter lie furnished the
brains OF the Michigan attack ana
defense of last year, and though
Capt. Iahadie is no slouch as
strategist the premier honors fall
to the 1915 leader Brandell is be
ing prcpped to hll that hole, and
will probably be the keystone mau
unless Bialosky. 'uf the freshman
team. or smith of the reserves.
how. class enough to hold down
the JOB In such ease Brandei'
will either 20 back to short OF TO
the outneld
Outside OF Branded and Labadie.
here is no one sure Of position.
CasWell. Who did some pitching last
year. Is reported As being a clever
trst hasomGn in addition to slug
ger oi no little prowess and II IS
expected that hc will fOrsake the
rurlug end for work around the
ipit.ll sack. The inexperienced can
Gid1t.- for that job should not give
E.W much competition. unless
1our .tcr named Donaldson con.
tmurs 10 perform as he did Monday
Mcnamara. pitcher of the 1915
team. VAS ont in a uniform Monday
and the coach greeted him ioNfully.
The lcf' handler has great deal OF
seul,al points of control viii be n
consistent winner for Michigan
Warner formerly of The Detroit
Central high basketball team. re-
ported a. am aspirant Tor an inheld
Job Ho vas ont last year for short
End Monday showed signs ~ a[Ai
lo1al clas ana skill. Lundgren
tlok him rq hand cPr'y 10 correct
tcV pf ~ faults that are still ap
parent
The quad that responded TO the
r.rfrHl call numbered close 20 100
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
POSTAL AND
MILES WIN

Postal and Miles were ae Mon
day winners IN tho ci'5 lais 4n"
tourney ut Sweeney-Iiu-on POSTAL
won his match from Frank -Hn 10
l76, aud hooked hign run oI 2s
Niles defeated Miller. 200 30 'tf.
II g. announced that LLOYD Jcg0e q
prominent challenger for tte three
cushion title. will play Clarence
Jackson a. Sweeney-Huston 10
night and Thursday njaAr Martin
AaIey defeated Harry Cooler. ~ In.
dianapOlis. a. the Majestic par,ors
last night in On interstate tbrre.
cushion game. The score na@ 20
TO IS
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
A Piker Of Old.

~
IL dom The
old
onlns sold for so when that bit Of horsenesh that
EWaa shipped In
big bait
and
Andrews
Macdonald
|D1i(cd with trio OF performance
little Kentucky
peter stallion
old residence The
stable had dusrtefcd
MAJ Whom Peter the Great arrived ne was placed n the or
fAuinu living whence
transferred 70 the dningroom Thus social standing
IN those that tho
Gibbons heard
VIM
- tncksmnh isn't erieyng Gibbons either
pennsyvania q
~ uootcksr of expects
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
HAMILTON is
HERE TONIGHT

The Detroit y. VI. G.. A. u1sketball
squad claims DO po'l.2hr this week
with tonight ioHst afh The iIamil
ton "Y" "a thr sis reason Ham p
ton annually has sent swell quin-
tet 10 Detroit and i's visit .s al
ways anticipated aith e3gerness.
The game will boz PLAYED al the ~"
Y m. and will start al 5 90 O'Clock
Lambert. We'l known feR years
ago o. an indian college e'h.ete
VIII j" "A ncH forward oH tle asso
citation team.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
Indoor Link, and Shots for
~hmf-Ins


EA-,r- i5! golfers no follow the
sur 800 aore emf rate zones in.
element Hs-t'rr compel, apse OF
raa. r3Hr u.Iit 'Fr winters bleak.
hess a-Ea en uu1er the balmy
at -pr,J- Tbce. conditions
to.c .sny %. he northern players
ta sslus 1H"-ius' for The time be.
.c- ad fo eck comfort on the in
-oa i Fortunately for them
H.W o lack of taem. They
l. .y ,DcateJ ~ tbc moyics
. tttr. village. town and city and
aI q ions feH reed for severe. hard
f-alae ~ vev rs In innocent mer.
s,4,Ht
There is an unlimited choice Of
relf - ai the indoor golf choOls.
tl USE he formal title although in
door -Cii cluo would be more accur-
.le II ne natu, snould indicate the
real harm of the resorts 10 the
patron By the deft manipulation
of tlr distance. each target and its
70, ruc'o-1re .lsy be made 4 dupli-
cate Cf one- gaYorite course, or the
one bat fer some reason a player
alNp ind t hardest ~ make a
lra seer. on Every PLAYER has his
tr Fen course some here IN golf
land
Ths application Of indoor rolf 70
rrper riruauial rounds enables the
nos .uprjs1nsd "shut-in" 10 min
slc in fancy i'm the throns Of
more lucky oul- who are enjoying
thn real thing ia California or on
Woo links south Or the Mason and
Dixon line. JBsf a. one may travel
the world over n books without leav.
iu. home euclosed golf ~ OF most
ysme "a. stimulus and IN its sug-
resiona for t-e game outdoors.
Eaca zof school b. a guidepost 10
preparedness.
To be aneciotal. the method OF
adapting tbe enclosed targets TO sug-
gcet any desired course r. mid.
western invention. originating at
Chicago. Sew York Was 10 years
behind in taking up tho idea, AL
though Manhattan had tho first tn
door GOLF course. u was laid out IN
.fa room of the Madison SQuars
Garden tower ~ Willie Dunn piO-
uoer of that Eolfng family which
nas done 30 much 10 teach Ameri-
cans the R'or.e= Vith some Of the
smbarras meu,s ~ LOYALTY 20 the
.rugs That vuter-ls7G-ls77-Wii
'Iic was telling trees and construct
ir. auttres.e' putting greens for
tHe initial ards'ey Casino course A.
robbs Ferry-on.ihc-fiudRoa and stop
ring o. aight- 90 the Everett house.
c,ef'ooklne Union square, in a
gl ni seiguIoral manner bohtiins
. Americas earliest golf architect.
Frank W sanger. then manager
offbe nearby Madison SqVsre Gar
fru a'o had vgceumbeG ~ golf on
apff uumer cour-e a. Won
far|1 Beach, ou Tho Now Jersey
tu. gave tI- order fu Willie for
ffe Haustorminr golfng achieve
.W-H senrcr planned campaign
pf viHI.r pr'lHrdnefs cn an indoor
cou- md. nich was saurere esqre
hr UaHpt ali Die friends tu share IN
the benefits. Dunns course when
finished inciudcd an unduiating put.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
CROSS CROSSED
WITH A KAYO

CINCINNATI Feb - Leach
Cross met Milburn SAVIOR here last
night in their first fight and prob
ably their last Saylor started one
OF his famous swings from the hoor
and knocked the dentist out In tho
nth round. Now Leach viii h4re
TO spend some time 10 patching lila
own jaw. Cross vas knocked down
three times In the third round
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Feb. %
Nichigan's baseball team got away
Yesterday afternoon 10 an earlier
'Hrt than ever before The haste
p due to the necessity OF developing
an entire new inheld. practically u
omplete outiieid. and a hurting and
'celNins stan. With but two or
h'ee veterans back ready to play.
undgron's task this year Is going
20 be the hardest that he has faced
"ring his regime al Michigan.
For the ilrst time he viii NOT have
gorge Sisler cavorting around the
'lu Sisler was team himself
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22

sentiment turks even IN the soul
81 butcher ballplayer Witness the
case of Charley Schm ldt, retired
7rst oaseman OF the erstwhile worlu
cham 9ioa Boston Nationals.
Harkeuing TO the pleadiugS OF his
baby Charley. Jr.. vino wants 10 play
wuh daddy and Nho H. lonesome
hen tne i4.Ier b. away Butch
."rusd la t pAHglc-. wrote a r.
1Iars4E.t r 90 Manager Sgat
MS explaining ai reason for quit.
.i1E tle national pastiule while ~
h. prime. and yucSled down 10 the
t--.ll-G -J,ies OF meat cutter in
Ry4eOld market. Baltimore
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
Speaker Thaws Out.

uE is
- battles of the becoming
be for he O
a basebal n a
the Red
with spills ahy all Proxy Iarnn auH
that he condition
farm had think about his
will be the last club to 20 south The start for o
be inheder
there Will be
would b. toly
I'm the be
m of
n bathtu
1T belts.
distributed
not in Of an "a
Baker be Eddie
crowds when Walt johnson
fixed with Cobb and Crawford The
pler in the oufed t is not likely that more than swing around
Cleveland really. Philadelphia
sonre
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
PLANNING NEW
BORDER LEAGUE

There is project On foot 70 form
\ new border" league ~ class that
would approximate that OF tho late
South Michigan circuit. Bay City.
saginaw. Flint and Port Huron. nj
the American cities. and London.
Hamilton, Braniford and 81 Thomas
all in Ontario. are the towns involy.
ed. The Canadian towns formerly
belonged 20 no Canadian league
There Is some enthusiasm over the
project.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
FOhl Is Right Man.

q Cleveland club Fohl
uncertainty about that assignment There
s. s.
hbiity that be mighty good AT least there
While
by with clubs the
will development
teacher He good handler OF pitchers and has he
famous predecessors More Important than these Is t tas @
will of Loyalty blessing
Cleveland
baseball that
make good.
Boehlng.
was
/@Dngthen the club
a
Boehng President
Officially
address
a bury him"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22

Iaioie and hH1 !A
sullivan catching Larry wouldn't cry his eyes our
dnicl The hr~l
ccIcn tale Back in 1905 me lse'
the pennanl
in defeat for me
and such the
bsda three
and of batteries
nd 4 a
The ground
the famous splitter and ajoi'
tars chat be
suddeniy fash
didn't
ruybln
by crowl
splashng (e 1hnt
I1ie
White quoted at U t- e-
the gaH call third
he II
nd Terrya a stationed
n Benne Cobbs scalp there i h which
iinsh n least q
the majors in 1905 cobb ~u"
Wob bases dony batted for only efp
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22

\ExAS OF the University
n told Attending the Hardin al
Robertson.
a spiked Although he
a
~ planning enroll Ann ATbor
Paul
eent forever he accepted membership IN the Illinois Athletic club
~ that he u
Cornell who. 1871 the half
- In 4:15 rs, all the afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
RACING DATES
FOR 1916 SEASON

NEW YORK. Feb. 80 Tho Jock
- club has handed down the fol.
loving Sew York racing date for
the coming 4ca soH, ami IL viii be-
latod that tho li. includes a1 DAYS
~ the sport of t,u9 for Nc~
York
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22

Life tn tho sprinR camp .f the San
FrnUct~"o seals ought to be round
Of hlinritS. Among those present will
he one ba'. rookie player, and one
JOy. dean of Frisco sport writer's
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22

hirf Viewers has won % solid berth
With the Dodgers right on the reel.
The Night he wRS waiYrd from New
York - BROOKLYN the rcduan picked
the Dodgers 80 cop the flag.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
Those Aggie Gunmen.

Michigan aec
the Farmers he
Paddy Cross who directs the Agges their harhoors
Hk happened
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22

Trio Empire -i-r Express
oru uunu- fn- u"Htly 30 y~s
uuHre thai umr % hla carried
1oat aG4Gpip I'sseaE'Ta WithG.
one fatal accident.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
ENGLISH CHAMPS
RETAIN TITLES

LONDON. Feb 81 Bombardieg
Wells is back in the ring and
Questioned heavyweight champion o.
England tie staged his comeba p
here last night and knocked ct'
Dick Smith in the third round OF g.
championship contest. Pat UKeol"
middleweight yhampiOn of Englar'
also successfully defended his ti.,
laet night. defeating Jim Sullivan gH
rniut ln q 2GroUnd SCRAP
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22

The neat time Johu Tr~tb~ -.
wrestler. appear~ op the pst he ~
pToperI, demapd tbnt hi- oppopc 3
s,enr ~ ua-k. Juhu- t"oL on william
Dem 'trsi recently aud the latter ~
uud htf him.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22
,nder how pavy Crockelt's coon Would cni

VT Lansing quiDtetf
he Aggies year Gamma igr
o
|1cing him charge all plan
this plan OF the EFFORT retain John
The Detroit times., 1916-02-22

Clark Griffith thought few minutes last week that he
Boehng the Tigers. President Navn listened
1gsibIc to "(irinr and then cooed mix" hrmly
The Keota news., 1916-02-04
w~.s1 ssv puu.p ~ 0saa

We>aI 0sy Aaa0 ~ 0Aa3
Ca,xrn&. Q bs>1a1S1A Uns0 - Ue
Ca;iIssuG1 4w~Hs & rAe AAs's2Gs0
Aal Sseas1asa, vz0 1dacs1 - . esa1
s1Ss l,sDs - Lxpsari0 1nsrS olEAs .
HasarrA hES
Jasp lx.4A. ssex<axST 81 fhs saS a.
s..1..xx.iga. .x1lac ss,osnEy 70 se'e 2o1
Cns,as rAs E<NtAg along Enssanl
,1.1 rAe 3ygH u ExanA C1Au9. n saExa-
assst 1noensxDs5y slsSSt his hsaD< xne
sbs ksnnnens aaaev1 hin - 1xis
vxs xhDlr - q Charles e,4esS ~ 70
him xnt hxnns6 0vas ten e'<A:A EOS
entire cxJtaa1
i sxzn JOE - bry yays sne His0r
usa zes xAahk1 Little Ssyy. he hscsa
~Iop bought m< Hice c1eA A-hA'sasr
brry DaFJnaeA CP&iA<saS,6,1) No0
American
The Keota news., 1916-02-04
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
w.s.s-r E.~sy4,-- -',i.pr n-vs s~-'ss.-
DAyr,s s~a c~ss,c EsESIA

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uavr,S r~a e~n1aS grsESJA
fet. 11~1.-Lnnut1 cvp, s-iit,ph wv
.sLp N4rla l,1alssx AhsytaE1s1~ y
i@pye-.
Y4p 1S-EeeitnY Gept,Hcsn plAS
t>e1c,t1 sJi1trniitLee IT -Dtzff<s -
Yet 1S-Sa..tiur Cplu.aal f,pT,ess 't
ss.Si4 tIeii1.sl Epiiniiit1.s Il I,sfsx sx"~
Fet. -C-1t-eyp.--s Et,iisIl ~ h.sa)
pvs- SI~tiEe-
ke.riiSntg kssv.ft.f 4pls fSpe hAS
lnNutst.,ts T:pusrlpfl a. t'err<f
LJ.1J lS-t.nv.-tlac h-t--t [,vfffSnS
a. fE.s.Ly.
The Keota news., 1916-02-04
TIE HADl6
G 4 COUNTRY
The llz4iKA Psi6e q 1hsse Wne
Take PAT ID T.

AAS - I'D -
IS fhSne p1sD iSsS Su1E zsl1&fsA6D
<isrupeh sud A.zp1 zhs ysxiiss -
Nsw:Asx E4s,A0x. csasns.1i1& -isss' Sfs.c
emprf le EsxiI sud .zss-is. hpsss snc
sisassx r.1r -ne ppr.ip 3 nsxsks1s II rhs
.za1. 1nuE ~ evss1s6 -1s p'crhsSs
- 1pp1EinG 11su rhaN vVsk. ssho fH
s4sni.s vrS 1nsnazple ys16e- Y -ney
"Reminiscences sne .sn 81 -ns hxshniaW
A0e TAe 1BsrE-f1ns. Wy ehDuicTi
1hey. 1hs bspsS yr<n.sss or ~asicn
-A,s Sr,GssS ss,aMss6 an6 Esd. xst AO~
s-5s4 u.hS cI-see, tDSiH Ene r.tnsSE2
FssN>-axxze xnf saa0-1n p,ii:.S
anssuass7 has chased 1hs bneziDs u
i.S6s1pns work sc rhs .xsM. ENC Assk-
ing lxfH 1rs 1zs u rns 1nDsf IssesAI;
sSE JrSe1,seSn ~ sccrJk.ions-ksf
a.aiAg 4,slrssxsbc W Me1 ~ lns GsEnsr
s&1D ~ DtIisNvf- Exry " Ih+ss
i2s4 i1shsS11A6 Ssxm fAeis zsssi'ss$ss
dhe yb1x1szl S.ssaE1 xnf fhs Gixn
.y1< ~ nsxI1S1ess rhxs vat Inst'1 II
1k& Ax1s When rhsy Ievse rne,' homes
psE - rAe ri,I:I INss-. xne i,Aas
theR sfx. 1sy b see1 .oexT, Ds<r-
iku zSsNa 81 rhs s&s. On tas Sbo3.
de western yss<,zss bsse inxf ;yys
~ @aatHsA, vSeE ss.G EtM .xprs
sxsH l1aeAses vb2eb poh6 b has pses
Il ne4 zsp DE s5sbp:itsnZ trAnenoe snh
cAasacses II Ses4s1e RE
r,hes DE bx1lAss ~ rbe western Cs-
naAkns 1ssSs1s 1v1ks pyva .be sesui. n
- vssk. pb7 s&.0pies's k1s sAe2 e.
DooI? 4 vaS yn0esasy toNe ~ Lh1s
1ss1lag e Ds1le dat toSx yoasssszoa
- ~ DsoaA 1lAAG. nee ysestdssa a
DE- CaaaAkas xpsxtesn Railway DE
s6AW lsy - wknatSeG. vbss he as&1:
4 - ~ - ths hsAds a GtstAg ~
vzes, ~ hSss - kesaaszoa of aAv1s
~ the yossG 0<A a CsaAAA. sses7
ySaaG OGA, 70 90 o21 asA 81 . p&eee
n vsGtls3 CAaAls,s is1A thsa s0v
:sa - ~ los the asking md - fAefs
0va RANA1
II vAs - years aSo vbsa I GrR
csae 70 wsaniS,eG.~ hs ssA- Al that
t&0e uhess vsss iess th4A 1&slSG9
SseD1s vea 0f Lake Huron IN Canada
se4 ths only ~ 0f SsiIvsy n 9pes1
ti0s vas bssvsen 81 Boaifsee and En-
sessscsSost s4zty miles. Today hese
are AS4S41 5s>@sS miles a Fanvsy n
setasi operation snA DE p0pu1at10n Il
0vss tvo soA . quarter Dfll1on. . voa-
desf0 aEhisvsDsot n such . short -
ytoA yos Will agYes. when you have
s0s4eDpiAAsd Il . moment"
~ dhot tim9 ali the Sour. meat ard
01oy Oder supplies Tor cur contracts
were brought from the States, Nov
coaSadsS vha4 the vsst - doing 70
day. Y0u have grain production ex,
cee4fng . billion bcshsls and JET only
= eo@perstivsiy small area Of the TIL
able land Of the c0untsy IL occupied
YSvs years hence you Will BE- more
than doubling thai"-Adyestisement
The Keota news., 1916-02-04
preosiM Mood.

What ~ we need for dfa-
nsS?
Hervapt-Hure. ma'am, an I've
iyiDped over the rug an We need .
new W. Of disheS>-FhiIsdslphi Eve
Ming Ledger.
The Keota news., 1916-02-04

1.sa. st~4ssa ,cosorses ksaaa
ke.c,Sntr kssv.,iti-tis SSDs A.'S
lntusti,tsi E.puti '-l"i a 1890,
a. f-r..Lp-
Msny ls,um a.. tsing saryss from
FOR Gp,lila
e n BsDe- ,.t.t Dse-I :scoMmsenaeS
-. ,,ostu.as.e. 4, rne.s.rns Wells
f.esio.1r- Wilson ,.omn.x,se James
E hu-5soss yystrnas-s. ~ K0oesnsA
yune.71 services .or Judge g a
H-iisil, viio c1se u Cxx.01 City. we're
nsiC IL D'srrs,.
NJ. snd Mn. wm- z Econ q Den
-, c.1sprx,ss inso, ecaosr Wedding
fr:5rs,sx,y Isst Sesk-
& ,aisDnns Iios. connecting Csaod
Junction xnl Szh Like Ciiy. VII be
setapli. nso ins c1,uinx summer.
o,csi. lave t.,sn isspso ~ the Wss
Department .r extensive tHI7oTe-
:nsrts - u made II For1 L0e1n-
Y1i,s ., An,oa5to eeEt,oFe1 = y:1cf-
Ing Office end trpg store. ezuking
loss II $4,000. e0rersd hI tasa'xsee
T4e Klxui Fer. BsnjaNin BsexSte:
u CIensoo1 Springs vas elected basa-
ov Of Tie Protestant EYisooyal diocese
NJ Maine
Fr1azy YeD0sts ss.< oCs knossatds
mar s1rest0n had PACED 3!1 miners
IN = pes60us position Properly Joss
sax estimated IT 1E5y1e'..
i, Il stated that Cen Joha ChDs
viii gsSaEa Is bad Of The state
guard, sxA that Hasry p. Gamble Of
E1uide1 rul Soceeed him
Psek,o has the Lowest death rate o:
sEy city II CoaoFads. according 70
C<aSas Euyssu report The dssta
f1ae raS 13I . thousand
In the uyxsIcy deficiency bW
rsssed By the Senate. Durango gets
t49,1.3. La Junts Sz0.119 and Fort
hosEaa $500 for ysblie buildinSA
william Boot Lss, head Of ths
Colorado state free employment Of.
ice and former. MAJOR Of Denver. Is
critically III ia 81. Lake's hospital.
Clarence p. Dodge. chairman Of the
Progressive party In Colorado, issued
4 eau Tor . meeting Of the state cen.
tssl committee 70 b held IN Denver.
Yet. II.
Kob<st GAksiel RiehvtlIe. - years
Old, . native Of France. and for twelve
yeAss = resident of Colorado. died at
~. AnthOny's hospital from Injuries
sustained several weeks ago, from a
laII.
The Colombo Hardware Dealsrs'
Association 1t its Denver meeting de-
cided TO change it, Lame and take In
New Mexico and Wyoming. and passed
4 resolution fayoring tax on the mail
order business.
Yesmented malt liquors which haya
besn mASquerading under the name OF
malt tonicS" have been placed unde.
the ban Of the state prohibition law
by John Lynch. state pure food in.
spectOr.
Twenty thousand dollars for the re.
lief Of the Jews OF the warrinx ma.
tons Of Europe was Denvcr's contr..
button, made within less than tvo
hours. at the msssmeetink at the
| Auditorium.
RECKLESS extravaEancs'- 10 one of
the charges made by Lieut.. joseph
victor kuznik OF Fort Russell. in
counter suit for divorce filed against
Ms VIE. Mrs. Amy Kuznik, who re-.
Gently sued him in the District Court
The Keota news., 1916-02-04
Testimony from Ollahoe.a.

w.. nwton OklA:.When began 70 tats Lydia Pnkhamas
Vegetable Compound seemed to Be good for nothing Ired easily
o sna bad : much Of time took
Eooa tnat tina never fail to recommend Lydia Pnkh%% %
for me"Mr1 a Mcc4s1xxn% 5oe Hsve 81. Isxton. Okla
The Keota news., 1916-02-04
PREPAREDNESSi

To g'estify The Gysts0 Aeninst 0s5e
wb~s CsiS \ sTsvstsss LAXATIVE DkOMo
ICIHJNk sA0sil ~ tstsa. - esis eeaAiaal1so
a 1siaIss vuk sshss issss1tssla. 1sssssss
gsr@s. ssss - Teais sal LAssstvs aal sbss
kssps thS sysas0 In eoAlislo0 - Wfshseaol
CsA% I,Be ssA jsAsssss. Thess Il ssiy sss
"kkoxO oCIHJkK." I. W. GROVES ~
oeeNS0 - ~ ~. :.
The Keota news., 1916-02-04
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pmkham's
Vegetable Compound Ha. Been
Woman's Most Reliable Medicine
Here Is More Proof.
To women who suffering from some form t
womans special Ills and have constant fear Of breaking
down. the three following letters ought to bring hope:-

Moth Csandon, WA-sWhsn was 1s yeais
lloA got married and et IS yean gave birth e g
twins and It left me- with very poor health lcou% y,
Iinot walk across tho floor without having TO 81
down to rest and Il Was hard for mo to keep about
|la0d do my work. Invent to doctor and he toa
0Ine had . displacement and uloen., and woua
i have to have IN operation. This frightened me 50
slmuch that did not know what to do: Having
siheard Of Lydia E. Pnkhamb Vegetable COMPOUND
thought would give Il trial and 1t made me .s
sweu = ever. cannot say enough In favoT ot tae
Tes&imonv from Ollahoe,a.
The Keota news., 1916-02-04
sea.es.e Never vves1a-

Al one Of those h,Ee aSxtI n
EuHis . Eussa ve-; - 70 las heA
and xSxs1 fos IL uiy0eas1ao1 70 he
soasx1 Il pink
Why. certainly. I'd introduce yoz 70
hsr n . moment. but ] c4s'; 5e0s@-
her kk1 name"
~Es9 nx.p< 81 Miss E@y,hs
Come along. thea E-bJ The vay,
what's y0ry xAHey'
The Keota news., 1916-02-04

With the 0arssd march OF eaIv11-
to0 m1Ss 0ppoRt1ntttes arfse Tor Des
to make fools Of theHSesveA
The Keota news., 1916-02-04
vopsttlo.

Versatile.
Tho weather - pretty changsabls
IN this part Of the country" =. remarked
Tbs Californian.
Yes" replied the New Yoke we
strive 10 please everybody"
The Keota news., 1916-02-04

Roxbu1y, 1asa-s1 was suffering from inham-
at'on may ana Wa examined by physician who found
NY symptoms were bearing down pains, backache,
and slqggish liver. I tried several kinds Of medi.
S3ne; then was asked to try Lydia e. Pinkhamb
vegetable Compound. It has cured mo and am
pleased TO be In my usual good health By using Il
ana highly recommend it"-Mrs, R, n Ooooop.
Aaynes Park, Roxbury, Mass.
r Pinkham Medicine GO. (coufdentisi1 Eynl
letter viii be opened, read and oasWeFed BY & =