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Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30
YUMA LOCAL AND PERSONAL
 NEWS OF IMPORTANCE

It is very evident that the large Car ranzista force en route to crush Els teban Cantu has met with disappoint- ment somewhere. Anyway, Col. Cantu military governor of Lower California, and large party, including members of his staff, who left for San Felipe and the gulf of California the latter part of last week by automobile, have returned, after an interesting trip, and failed to find such a force or trace of it.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

The population of Arizona will be 259,666 on January 1, 1917, according to the United States census bureau estimate
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

Passions are likened best to floods
 and streams: The shallow murmur, but the deep are
 dumb. Sir Walter Raleigh.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30
IMPORTANT DISCUSSION ON ROADS
 INCREASES LIFE TEN FOLD

IT IS PROPOSED TO BUILD TRACK OF PLATE FOR SMALL PART OF ROADS ACTUALLY USED AND GREATLY LESSEN THE COST OF , UPKEEP - CALIFORNIA BUYS HALF THE AUTOS SOLD IN THE WEST.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

The public will be pleased to learn that the Fourteenth Infantry Band concerts will be rendered alternately at Sunset and Reclamation Parks. Next Sunday the band will play at Sunset Park. Bandmaster E. Schou is evidently endeavoring to please the Yuma public and why not. Sunset Park offers splendid faculties for the band and the Sunday afternoon crowds.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

The Elks held a very successful 1.-The Night Before Thanksgiving Dance on Wednesday evening.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

Chocolate Diped Almonds at Peo- pies. They are fresn. 18S t. f.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

"The Eyes of the World" dramat- ized from the book by that name, drew a record crowd at the Yuma Theatre last night.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

The people of Arizona or the com paratively few who manifested an in terest in the subject voted by narrow margin to abolish the death penalty. All things proclaim the existence of a God.-Napoleon
 Who flees the wolf meets the bear German proverb.
 Habit, if not resisted, soon becomes necessity Augustine.
 The bounty of nature is too little for the greedy man.-Seneca.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

Arizona Weather-Fair tonight, warmer south portion Saturday, steady north portion The Yuma tenn perature at o'clock last evening was 70, with a humidity of 25@o.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

The Ocotillo Club will not meet next Saturday, but on December 9, with Mrs. Deyo, of Winterhaven.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

Cash for old auto tires, tubes, rags, bones, copper, brass, lead, zinc, alum mum, old autos, hides, wool, bottles, magazines. What have you? Tel AS, or write to Wm. Plane, G. D., City. Will call and pay cash. 214-219 Pd
 Try our Home Cooked Lunches, we employ none but white help. Peoples 356 Second St. 215-tf
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

Yuma Elks will hold their annual memorial services next Sunday after noon at 2.30 and according to the usual custom the doors will be closed at that time. This service is one of the big features of Elkdom. When the order meets remember the departed members.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

Apparently everybody in Yuma en- joyed Thanksgiving Day.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

Mrs. Clara Greenleaf is enjoying a visit from her father, H. O. Parten of Prescott
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

Fugitive items announce that the price of tobacco has advanced to the point where the 5-cent cigar is about to disappear altogether. Possibly the tabacco growers have overlooked the advance but, for all that, there is some reason for supposing that the item is based on truth
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of John w. Darlington, de- ceased.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

Attorney W. O. Harris is back from San Diego.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-30

Tag Day for the Arizona Children's Home of Tucson at the recent Yuma county Fair netted $29.50 and it went for a good cause.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
@nllaieb.

Gll Mbon1e11t / @reenbille, Micb,
beoer % oplple: &bob er @ullalcb ?
- SfjG11t Ser er mango 8oria=
TONER gploer set oog ion1 gegeL
at 6e11ne Danmorf og Spiflan0
lao 1tcerft on1talte u4rigsret" noe
1ten alti6 be1taar af opbaffet, bernie
tiff be11fogt, 9lffal6sfjeo. (f6pr Sri
gen par @ullnlcb Ell glrt Motional=
ret / l1ngarl1 oa UNDER geabret
r&rngarion @on1alb" neget Dnbel
/ amerifanife 5piiebl1ie).
Delr fjgbenbobnlfe sSolfebittigbel
bruger MI oglaa 0r6et iorn Ell 9pl.
lesbetegne1ie for 6e plu6ielige Sor:
muer, Ser er tient / Donn1arf ION
Tplge af Masie=gfsporten at Tpoe
lnibler, 11ubn1ig tic GDflono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
6kthBt1yt.
9torOiif slttuater6apstraiif
goitcns isorienbelie.

n!6cllie Slap", ion iioite l1ge
o'lfom til Seem yorf> ofgaar oerfra
/ Gftermiooog 81. 2 paa Meiie til
&riltions1ano, &riltionia og &igben-
bnpn, bportil Sen bentes on1frina
SEN 25. 6s.
Yao Onsoag letter uJreoerif
VIII" Mnfer og forlo6er Seem Oorf
for at oannpe MOS glt; u6reoerif"
inofom til Seem Oorfs &opn Eirsoaa
O{orgell % neofprte io1n fin ce=
lebrelte Bosioger, sSan1es gS. Ger
aro, Den meget olntalte amerifon1fe
0e1anot Berlin Ser n1el1es at bile
belege Hreiioelrt 9Silion meo Jor-
1log fra bell tplfe 9fegjerings SIDE
on! at ifrioe nuglc1lbe ino I Ser
oensfrigenS Sang. u5reoerif VIII"
ofgoar offer til 5fouoinobie,1 Ons.
oog Sen rs. ~0s.
f,,r,n 0,a,e - 'D.,s ''se
folnn1e til Seem 9)orf poo Iirsooq
eller 0nSoog nelte llee> og of0aln-
eG 0f+nha,. W. ~ : 'e''e ~>0'sD''e oe''
0a.a 11u
~ 0;ara,r ~, 'a.sl u.'lo1'l
9r;hon,,a, sly e''uer l'eeenoe
"a So l4 ,,'ul'4 zpe'.' &orspug oe1'
So, nentos oeo,., :, ~ n'op oet'
oc,, ! mn,o,,,h 80 p''1l'n9
6orfro S., q u'suu' u.1c1
mo,.,a,,sf
a)orf ne,,,,e l~ - 2'e'0
or, -, ~
q Z
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
&ufrrtg NY Kripen.
Gnalaub CT peloillig,

Gn lang 9iptfc telegrofilfe Wec6=
oclclicr ongoae11oe 5perrigs sSor-
bol0 obcrfor england cr / l1gens
26b mfomne fra 2o110pn og Stocf~
bol1n, og Set fren1goar berof bl. a.,
at Sen hritiife &rigSbun0elsn1il1i1tcr
2oro 9}nbert Cecil; bor 11otalt fig
bornlt og 1tGrft til @11nlt for at
pcoliacbo1oc ct benlfobeligt Torbol6
ncD 5pcrrig. @anlfe bit forlborer
Miniltcrcn nctop Sc for111e11tligc
Obertrnoellcr of international 2op=
qihni,1Q, ION 5berrig bar poaflo=
0et> men Dog poa en- 1onot lcrnpe-
li0ere pg pelbilligere Moa0c, ems
oen engelife Mcgjering bi0til bor
fnlgt, noor Sen piloe bepoe 8erct=
tioel1en al lin n6eifer1bc Optrebe1,
operfor Sberrig.
2oro Gecils -@elnprf,1ingcr frenl=
foln i Mnle0ni11g af nogle l16taIel=
Ter al 5perrigs &onleilsprelioent,
Or. Sonmarifiolo, Ser ,bob6e giort
opmprfiom poo, at 5perrig r9rebe
flm bcttc enc 9nife at forblibe 1ige=
loo itren1t neutral, ior1 Set bor
nnrct ligc ii0en @rigens l16bruo;
bml fplte Jig irniolertib forpligte'
til at 1igc> at Zen enfelt frigsfgre,l=
DC Woet" far ti6t gjort set ret bol1
lfcliat for Ben ibenife gfegieri11g al
gjennemfare lin Me1tralitetspolitif
% oerfor Denitilleoe ban, at olle S
&
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13

Ipit, at 5berrig bar iaa goot iorl
l,n1uliggjort al rllSltlf og engellf
5fibsfart i Rlterlpen, ioet EN- onl-
fattel1be llolegning al 5pn1inefcl=
ter bar fl1n0et 5teo. Set er", Jag
De ba1r, ul1lnuligt for be sl1liereoes
5fibe at fon1rne til &nslnn6 gjen=
11en1 9fer1een. Oa England iffe
faa1 gipe efter, % Ga Sc sllliereoe if
fe bar / Si16e at auben6e 8ol6lon=
Deoer ntoD Sberrig, er GuSlono
faftilf af1pprret, bbert Salo bbQo
NOgangen fra 9lterfeen anguor. =
Worolen er oenrc, at Doroane1ler=
ne 1nao tpinges aoben lao burtigt
font n1uligt."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13

2anoe, iom inobDroes fprer arig,
eneS ON at giere oct lettere for ot
nelttrole geationer at boIoes 1loe Al
Gcroel1sbranoen.
Sra Stocfbolnt telegroferes bioe.
re, at ct / cngelffe @looe fren1fon1-
met Mpgte, ion1 gif. 11o paa, at
Sperrig inobp6 9(merifo til en- 6el-
lcsoptrpoen oberfor Sen engelfe 91e-
gjeringS @lofaoepolitif, inbner ct,
Dbcrt @runolag. gn iaa0an eeSn6bp.
oclic, forlifres Der fra allerbpjelte
sioc, CT alorig 116gaaet fra Sner-
rig til be sSorenebe Stater.
s Ndris bar Sen fjenote locia=
1iitiite Yublicilt> @uitope &erbe, op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
Np 8pger.

Mmerican-5conoi Jounoa-
tion bar ii0lte l1ge noie1l6t fernte
% iiette 8ino af fin 5erie> Scan
oinabian @loslics":: 5norre 9turle-
i6ns Gooo 8rola iar1t 11ooerne
islonoife 9fuelpil al Sobann @i-
enrionsfon, bbis usgjerg=Gpbin6 og
bans 9nitrl1" set er Ell ipr1ig Sor-
1rpjelie at 1e i engelff Dberipttelie.
81 ifa1 ienerc o11neloe bis]e to
Din6 mere inbgaoenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
Sttctimcrs6aaen.

General Goetbols, ser ir6t;i for=
leoen bar Gl1bcrnpr~ al Yono1nuf;,-
nol=3onen er al Yrnii0ent @il'on
blcpet uOnepnt til Meolem al sen
&onn1iSiton ipnl fol 1noeripge %
npje 1tnoere Girfri1lgen al bcu nn
Stteti1nerslob, Ser CT trooot Sfraft
for Observation-Disclosures Beb=
fon1men0e;; bans &olleger er f3s=
orge Mnblee % commissioners Glar-
fe, Der bor ppret Meole1n al SS1,t,r-
lFcte Commerce Commission.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
9apareret 3cppeliner.

gsbjerg, s. Oftober. Jiifere>
oer CT onfolnne bertil> beretter, at
DC bar iet ct 3eppelin=2uftifib 81
5amil 9foropelt for gen 5plot;;
3cppelineren bar lige beo at 1D1fee,
men tpife llnberpanosbnaoe oJ
arpo1ere ileoe Sen til @jplp. 2uft=
1fibets ienere. 5febne er 11hefis'1b+.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
NY Aatt1tatrr.
Gn soeialiit i &abinettet.
S. 6, Gbriitenieu ligeleoes.

s Eililutning til set telegram
bi ii0ite l1ge gjengob angaael1oe l1o~
pioelien al Set banlfe WinilterinnL
fan bi i Sag, poa @run0lag al ie:
mere irblebne telegrofilfe Me00elcl=
fer fra &jpbenbobn> oplpie, at
oen u6pioelle, lon1 puatpnftes, bor
f1,n6et Ste6.
&pngen far nbnnbnt 8. s.. Stan-
ming, Socialoemufrat, s. s. Gbri=
ltenicn, fonIerpatibt &enitre, 0g s..
Mottbpll, til Miniitrc ,t6cn 8ortc=
femille; berpeo ppnaae6es, at Mini=
lterict reprnienterer alle 9figs6e-
gems 3artier. Mpt &iasbagsbale
blipcr berfor ligeiaa operflpbigsjurt
iom Ell Miniiterfriie.
Set i1lteresiantelte i SEN nD Msi.
nilterbunnel1e er bette, at Ell 5ocidl-
ocrnofrot for fprlte 8ong bor fouef
5G6e i &abincttet.
0en portefeuillele1c npbogtc Sc.
hitter 5tau1ting bnr, J9lgc Scle=
0ronrn1cr, notolt Jig loole0es ct
SS1terpielp:
Sen 11plig lte0ftln0nc politilfc
Strife, ser for en- flor Oel 1fD1otes
5algsploncrl1e anganel10e 9o1lf
@eltinoien, forltroligeoe mig, fproi
jeg fp1te mig forbis1et ON, at bcn
inoebar, farltge Oberrl1mplillger i
S5orm al Mistenflombeo fra Sc
frigsfpren0e Wagters 5i0e. Jor at
ltnbgaa en- ofgjgrenoe in0re Som
sfl1ft- -par= Jeg otter Cine fpgf at BIZ
l9gge Sen l1rp, iom bcrlfebe, %
NIT Eorti beltemte, ioo goot ioln
e11ltel11n1igt, at set Sen Mnlebnil1q
bnr0e babe en- Neprp]entuut Sci
1l11ter1ef. TQIgpt fuIUT 1uu F111rr -rrrryy
Min ierlige Opgabe er Sen, at bi=
6roge til Mnerfjen6elie al en $50
1itif, Scr lborer til Ijebliffets %
Sen 1n1p9rer0e enropei1fe 5ituo-
tionS &raD, % jeg betrogter set lon1
nit bdje1te Mnol at pnre n1c6 til
at fire 0ann1orf moo e1bbcr SSorz
piflirg Mnle6ni11g al Sc frigsfp=
re116e 2a110es Mellen1bnren6er. gen=
tr1rligDis bill jeg oglan pau bctte
Bul1ft Darerage 9lrbejberflus1ens
Snteresler, lao bi0t jeg cpner at
9jpre Set. Sil Sroos for at jeg I'M
CT blepet Miniiter og 0ecolem al
&ongens 9toob> er oog mine @runb=
onlfuclier 11foro1t6re6c. Ser, hDnr
jcg MT faar 9ejligbe0 til at FIRE
Sr6et, pil je4 frem0eles frn1pe for
Set 1ocial0enofroti1fe Eortis pg mi
nc egne in0erlte og opbe1te Sner:
benisninger."
Belgien bob6e Gol1berbelbe / sei=
1rilteriet, Sron1rig @rio,1o, Gnglon(
Sobn Burns: 9annorf bar MI
@tan11ing 1on me6belten1n1enoe Mi:
11iiter> og bette tjener til @eoer for
ct 2ol1o, boor Set iocioloemofratife
Nnrti / nanat og meget bor bGrc1
| bejbilenbc og bnncbrb0e1oc.
Sg alligepel: &por bar life 81:
ber11e foranoret fig, noor c11 9fottbpl
oa-e1' Stouning fan iiooc poo 1obl'=
retter lo1nmen!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13

2D1tla110 D9re SerOcl1smQgt 1tte blot
politilf, men og1au pfonpnilf, lao
pilt iom 9nnoelen folger lSlaget.
Drpnnen bar ifipn og- man par /
bele SDlflan6 pperbepilt ON, at Sen
funoe realileres 1ne0 forbol0spis
i1noo Ornfolt11i11ger. Sen ltore @ene-
ralltab bab6e beregnet, at &riger
bil0e bure / fem a 1efS Mooneoer,
pg Sinansfre0ie baD6e ani1aaet l10-
gifterne til 1912 Mi1liar6er.
Man Dob6e 800 Neilliarber I ssSn-
1iustaarnet / 5pon6al1, mon bob0e
500 Willioner i &os1en, ne0 ct
2aan poa 6 Millior6er Dilbe n1on
funnc naa laa blot, at &rigen bar
afgiort fine ltore Sref. Sg meo
l1bligten til, at Jje1oen blep tpn11-
gen II at pe1aIe +. gTs 4u--oU
Mlliar0er @ritatniug, fltnoe man
hpffe oe reiterenoe l16gifter / 8a11-
ferl1e.
g9erear1inaerne hor- pilt 1ig fprfiar=
te. Sra SEN 1. 9l1gult 1914 I'll bel1
%. Weorts 1916 bor Set tplfe Nige
moottet luane / alt ca. 81 Milliar=
Ser Weorf / offentlige 2aon. 9eaar
MON BERTH logger 5 Mdlliaroer, Ser
er forltraft al 93i9sbanfe1l 4 Mil-
liar6er flp6enoe @inlo og 4 Mil=
lior6er, lon Sc forlfjellige tDife 6or-
bnn6sifater bor loant leporat, fpm.
mer n1an til Set Meil1ltut> at &rigell
til Dem %. Morts bob0e foltet Ipif=
Ian6 SO Millior6er Wforf. s Syor=
bejc11 bobbe tDife Torbunbsltoter til
1on1n1en en- @jel6 paa ca. % sfi1=
1iar6er W}arf. Oo man e1t0piDere
fo11 gao u6 ira, at Sc 1i6lte fire
&rigsmaoneber bnr fotet ca. 8 Mil=
lioroer, CT mo1 a1tloa llu GDlflanb
pppe poo en 9totsgjelo al 81 Mil=
liarber 0fnrf. Set 1pin1ler bel for
nol1ge Spifcre
Grb0a er Set n1ouife life 0ctte,
Ser forfGr0er Sc mere pi6tfue11be
/ Spifere r1e1t. Oet er bele SEN fon1:
p1ette 9tillton0 9figets &u16el nQ
SSn0ultri og Set er Gobet al Sc @u11=
0re6e 5ltltn6er al 9lrbejbere og 81
SSituii110er al Mrbej6sleoere:: sS11ge:
1iprer, &erl1ifere, 1Sorn1n11o,> Son:
belsrej1el1oe, bbis tefniife og fon1
! mercielle Sn01igt> erbberpet gje11:
! nen1 mango 9lar5 Nrafiis, ct gooe1
tobt. 9en befjen0te Notioralpfonpn
9r. seSl1lius @acben, ser er 2e0e,
al u&plnilcbe &olfs5eitung", fret
forle6en Oog on bette 5pgrgs1l1oal
uSelp ont eentrnln1ngterne flll=
Sc lejre oenne &rtg, CT @riger
| oberor0e1ttlig t11ng, 1nrlig for Ip1f
lo116, Ser 1naa b9re Sen tlngelte 9e]
al 8Drberne. @alpla61erne er bee:
0e0e ne6 8lo6 af bor bette pg DDg.
tig1te ltng6o1n, og mere ems nogel
5in6e f9r merfer hi Sen frpgtelig!
Sonbeb, ser ifobes on1fring % oper:
alt bort gfonon1ife 2it. Set el
Dirfelig life oberraifenbe, at Sc,
oberolt Ipiflano begpnber at illb
| 1nige fig ct peSiimiitiif Sun poc
belle bor 5ituotion. Sg bborlebcs
bil Set blibe efter &rigen 11aor b
| bil bore on1gibet at golomure, 0e1
er bleben rejit al set frpgtelig,
/ &ao, iom bore SLENDER nprer ii
os.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
mtlltarnpr11p rnllrr.
spflanbs 9iigbotn os arissnbeiiter.

9fu pe0 alle / IDlfloa1o, 1elb 0e1ts
mclt iejriifre Mltplfer at man iffe||
tgr bentc at tilfn1npe Jig nogel11
misunderstanding al Nio61tan<
oerne &pa0 &rigen foltcr IDiflan0,
fon11ner Oette til 1elp at betale; Sen
un1oo0elige 8proe, ion1 5tatsgj9l=
oenS Sorrentning og slf0rag repre-.
1e11terer, 1fal bpile l16eluffen6e paa.
Sc tDife 5fottepoeres 5fl1lore.
timber 0isie Borbpl0 fpler mo1,.
Zig natltrliet foranleoiget til at fon1=
me poo Set rene lneb> bbn6 Gplf=
lan6 bar at 1toa in1oo 11,eb. @boo
ejer Set tpife Soft / 0iebliffet?
Gen tioligcre Direftpr i Deut]cbe
Banf, 11l,nnren0e sTil1ansm1inilter
9elffericb, bar ul1lIaoet Gplflonos
s9rattpl1ur1prHlte TT Ct sSal, Dcr-1rg=
ger. on1trent n1i0t il11ellen1 2S5s pg
335 Weillioroer; el1 al1ben 9fatip11al=
pfnnon1, 9elloo, orilter Jig til at gi-
be nere prucilt Soar pao 5pgrgs-
n1oolet: ban erflprer, at Set tDifc
Syplf cjebe / 1911 alt alt &Gr0icr
til en- 1on1lct Gum uf 331 Wdllior=
ser Morf.
acknowledgements Steinn1o11n=
@uc6er er gnoet betnoeliQt bi0erc
og bor onlot GpiflonbS 9eotiono1for-
nlte pes &rige>1s 8egpn6elle til 400
Milliorber. Wfel1 1oo bor bon rigtig=
nof ogloo gjort Torlpg poa at fuo
set toft ne0, lo1n bperfcn fan mao
les ellcr telles. 9on flyer. bba0 Ser
/ og for fig fan bGre rigtigt nof, at
ct Splfs 1omlebe Snrnu1e life er
uSun11nen of 6e / 6o1fets Sic bG=
re110e pfonon1i1fe Gooer, 1totrDftc
pe0 Nrbnercn Yenge", men at Set
CT ~SSnobegrebet al alt, bpao SOL
fet forn1uor." @on bil mes an0re
Sro bobe SEN 6orlfjel, ser fan bore
II ct 6olfs 9(rbejospilic og 9lrbej0s=
1nethober / 0ip61ntning til an0re.
Jolfs, reenet ll1e6 iom Elus eller
Minus. Do Berbier fnn fre11brin=
ges pe6 9lrbei6e, flyer ban> mao Set
telIes meo, life Blot bha6 So1fet
ejer, men oqlao bborlcoes sets egen
8eifoffenbeo er 1ou &proifrembri1r=
ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13

Oct ct life lengere Blot Menne=
.1fetobene, man teller op / SDlflano
% forlur0es pber. 0et CT og1oo
Gabene of Milliorberhe, og Set CT
Srpeten for, bboo ser pfonon1i1f let
bill be116e GD1flo1,b, naor @rigen er-
forbi. arigen bor te11ft font en-
glimre11oe 6orretntng for SDflano.
g}n frDgter man, at SEN ifnl b1ipe
GDTlon6s 9}l1in.
Sra 1900 til 1913 por Sen tplfe
@fsport 1teget fra on1trent 5 Mil=
Iiorber Worf til pber It Weilliar=
Ser. Oen oar altlao mere ems for
boblet. 5ontibi9 bor Gng1anbS,
Jriltaternes og SSro11frigs GfSport
lteget lne0 henbol0snis ~ Mi1li-
aro, Az Millioro og 2 9etlliar0er
Morf. Spiflonos cnorrne fonrnerci=
ellc sSrcmgung lfpl0tcs life blot bets
Sonfers Driltigbeo % 6ets &or-
furrenters 5pliooqtigbeo, men ogiao
bets militere Hreltige. @bis 6erne
Ercltiae poerligere foregeoes, Dbis
Tranfrig % &uslanb blep f11nite
% england b1eb p6lnpget, pi1oe
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nB1aanr 1I. s.
Mn6rc Mebbe1eii CT um arigcn.

tige 5tillinger longs &arpatberne,
loo Sc paa oenne Maaoe f9ttes !
5tono til 1ne0 ierlig Mgtpaagipen=
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til @ronltobt. Sra tDlf 5ioe meo0e=
les oog, at &ro11lta6t er fal6et, og
at Sen tpife Seer bar belat 6enne
pigtigc e8p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13

S &olbpnie1 bar llgens tillDne=
1ooen6e pigtig1te 8egipenbeo bGret
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tet inofan0t fig ! &ooel pao Snlpef=
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liebebr< til i begejitreoe 0ro at tale
om bcll u1,op0elige @eoer" oe tp}fe
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a4ag 2eoelle bopbe bpitet.i BET bol-
bp1ife Selttog: seS6brigf fortipt=
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ger 5D0nelt for Ben gali5iife So
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Sors' 11nibbelbare Sn1egn er lige-
lcoes blepet taget mes Storn1.
CT tet,pcrt ffrastfff Re .sitesee
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for Morbol og 5no for Connie
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Otter lloglc Tigers forbol0sbile Still
1tuno CT Sen tpife &lfp0ning al
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teresicrne CT 3jebliffet lt9rfclt
cptaget al illorc 5trioigbe0er pg
politilfc Nanlfcligbe0er> men pellln.
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-06
THE FOOD DEPARTMENT
Receipts Total SOL ,373.73, or An In
crease of Over $4,000.

Vermillion, July 6.-The fiscal
year which closed with June has been
the most prosperous ever experienced
by the state food and drug depart
ment. Receipts for the year from all
sources totaled $51, 1,373.73, an in-
crease of $S.3S5.S3 over those for
the year ending June 80. 1915. In
addition TO this amount the depart
ment. through the enforcement of the
building inspection law, was instru-
mental in causing TO be paid directly
TO the state treasurer public building
license fees amounting to more than
$500. The department expended
during the last year something less
than $4,000, thus making a profit
for the year of more than S23 900.
All money collected by the depart
ment from whatever source is remit
ted to the state treasurer monthly
and all department expenses are paid
from definite appropriations made
by the legislature.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-06

nections 10 be made as provided and
in accordance with the ordinances OF
the said city.
Notice is hereby given that said
sewer connections if note constructed
and laid by the owner and occupants
of said lots or parcels Of land within
the time above specified will be con
structed and laid by the said city OF
Madison and the cost thereof assess
ed upon the lots and parcels of lald
adjoining in front OF and for which
said sewer connections shall be laid
and constructed. as provided by the
ordinances of the said city.
Adopted june 26. 1916.
Approved June 2G, 1916.
Geo H. Waskey.
Seall Mayor.
VIM. Rae,
City Auditor
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-06
TWENTY YEARS
AGO TODAY
Items Taken from the Daily
Leader Files

Mrs. Northrop, mother of Auditor
Northrop, went to Minneapolis to
visit friends
The family Of Jake Birran depart
ed for Usage, la, to visit friends for
two weeks.
Mrs. A. p. Miller. of Woodstock,
Mimi, mother of Emma Roberts. re-
turned home, having been visiting
chautauqua the past two days
George Klotzbach. of Independ-
ence. Ia, arrived in the city Satur-
day and will track horses the rest of
the season.
The Lake county republican league
at it's meeting Saturday night elected
the following delegates TO Aberdeen
A. f. Glover. Harmon Stahl, +. L.
Soper. A. f. Clough, Henry Neill
The Lake county delegation to the
Aberdeen convention left by the
train for the north this evening In
the number were ID. ID. HOldridge
@. ]. Porter. O. 5. Merager. Henry
Cole. A. +. Glover, j NJ. Preston, l.
Il. Crow. b. b. Bowel. Many dele
gates from other counties were also
on the train.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-06
RECORD OF THE PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can BE Had i'm
Madison.

Look well to their record. What
they have done many times in years
gone by is the best guarantee of flu
ture results. Anyone with bad
back, any reader suffering from uri-
nary troubles, from kidney ills,
should find comforting words in the
following statement:
Dell Perry, agent Standard Oil Co.,
Madison. says: Il suffered from
pains through my kidneys and loins.
| finally used Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured at f. G. Smiths drug store,
and they soon fixed me up. Another
of my family has also had wonderful
relief from Doan's Kidney Pills"
over two years later, Mr.. Perry
said: Il have taken Doan's Kidney
Pills occasionally since giving my
former endorsement, and they have
never failed to give the best of re
suits"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Perry has twice publicly recon-
mended. Foster-Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo. N. Y.