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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-03

| would be ii he could WOO and WIN her
as a mere workingman, and lead her
OH their wedding day into that glitter
ing circle Of rank and wealth for
which every young and good-looking
woman is inclined, no matter what
her other ideals may be.
OF course, he maintained his sol
disant style. Since he did not wish
now for regular employment, he ac-
cepted Brother Billy's offer, and
helped in the work OF the mission set
Element. But John was poor actor,
being ever too ready to let his heart
govern his head. He encountered SO
much real misery that he felt COM
PEELED to alleviate some of it, and
either distributed money surrepti-
tiously when he knew it would do
good or assisted broken-down families
into a new environment where work
might be obtained and comforts Sc
cured.
Brother Billy's keen brain soon pen
etrated the young millionaire's dis
guise. A few tactful inquiries in other
quarters, few well-thrown flies in
the shape OF comments on men and at
fairs-casts which John rose at open
mouthed and uns,spicious--ouickly
nsde the evangelist aware of his prs-
teoe's IDENTITY He chuckled, but said
nothing He was content to thank
Providence for the working
assistant who had come to him out
Of the world.
So John was more or less master OF
his own time and contrived his attend
ances at the mission III such wise
that he was free TO associate every
evening with has four new friends.
One night, when the Irrepressibles
had gone to some revel arranged by
men of their own set, John sat in
b;s room and probed deep into his
heart In other words, he tried to
survey Mary Ames from every point
Of view as the partner of his future
lie She filled the bill adequately.
She was beautiful and would grace his
hoard as is mistress. She was we'll
educated. He might never fear that
her praces would be dimmed when
she dazzled and astonished the world
as the marchioness of Castleton.
Above all her timid and trusting ma
ture enwrapped her like some deli
cate gauze which half revealed, half
Md he Fascinating creature Of flesh
and blood beneath.
aA ~ 49,. - e,oss self.
AFTER nan an nJu - - nrt his Tor.
eoi'i,'iuil'o, ne ~, and there
Tunes 70 .Me "? W. ~ Lnncled !,
Walking ups'S.s, ne ,hat the g;rl
mary uoo., .haha5 narted on. The
was III, s ah , n 80 arrornced visit
AMONG snI ns.,ms ,. - ale little
iuiiy tnat sne n. ..,a saive nroh,cm
t''ne III so''u :, ,he words He
yonn n .n ! s sun rsfsrr;no m The ever.
pehe.eu sns wa - AN H. knew ina,
Ptese"t y. ~ tr;nd il r,;r m secure an
MA na .o,rr,;ss;on for complet.
a.. t ,hs s,.tnctte hut not a man
among the local fraternity had sense
enough 10 see the real merit of the
CLAW model. They even refused to
give her the menas of turning the soft
mold into lasting marble.
He smiled pleasantly now al
thought al the wonderment which
would leap to her eyes when she found
herself a titled lady with command
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-27

Die @eifterftunoe fdlost bumpf bonn
Surm.
Die Wolfen laeen i'm Winterfturm.
syn fnD6ernen 6Gnben Die f6immernbe
@ebr,
3iebt our6 Die 2ufte Elm Sptenbeer.
goran bic Sambours, tpie fies ees
tp0hnt,
Die @9lGger nirbeIn, bag RoIbfeu
brDhnt -.
uno binterbrein. auf fdndubenoem
pferb,
Sin Meib nit eiilbenem 5arnif9 uno
96nert.
Sbm fOleen bic Sobnen. nit 2orbeer
bebdnet.
3erfebt aeri6ohen BON 8fut
getrdntt.
nno 0ann Der !0eloen unenblife
Heib'n,
Sn 5reue 9efunen fir Seutf6lanbs
Gein
Do f9tpinst bos Deib ben Iendtenben
StabI,
Sell Sudts bur6 bic Wplten, tpte Mttz
terftrabl.
Mit sSubel umbrduit Der eeFpenftiTde
SroB
Die Wabrbeit: bas Meib anf beua
f9dumenben Sob!
Die grommeln raTeln, Der 0ornruf
geIt:
Dos grobe @eden eebt our1 Die MeIt!
Die @tunoe hss sroBen @edens
fdlug,
va beutfaer Dabrbeit tpeibt speIfder
9rug!...
ppfaunenfhmettern unb Donner1nIas,
Mte an bes jiinsiten @eridtes Sag!
Das sroBe Wedeni Nun 1T es
gefdeb'n!
Die Setter entfhtpinben Die Nebel
pergeb'n -.
Die oeutfde Wabrbeit, pom Jeinbe
befreit,
Sbront tpieber IN ffrablenber 0errs
li9feit!
Des Srieoens paImaueig ersreift tine
6ano,
ilno breitet ibn ifgnenb aufs blibenSe
2dnb.
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Gr5abInns nan Sba Bod.

Mufatmeno ftnnb Mleta 8iinaert
fin; gang felt nmflammerte fe ben
peiBen Stamm Der iungen 8irte, Die
Ii9 dd5enO i'm minbe bog. 0ofaufz
Beri9tet ftanb fe bn in ibrer tpeiden
Shlanfbeit, ben Ropf, I'M ben bas
Dolle 8lonbbdar flog, in ben Nader
~getporfen. Die srausn Mugen in Dem
srnften 5rauengefidt f~panoerten un,@
fer, gfitten iiber bic f1neebeoedten
1erstuppen, Die I'm Sintersrunb bas
gu ibren GiiBen Iiegenbe Sal abgrer5<
ten, unb iiber Die betpalbeten 6Dben@
jiige. bic fib ON bic auftpdrts ffreben=
ben Miefen unb JeIoer anf1loTen.
.@r fommt ia bod. Der Griibling!.@
Tagte oas blonde Meib, unb 6anr fall
teten ibre 9dnbe iid feiter INN Den
peiBen Stamm Der 8irfe; elm neiz
hes, febnfidtiges 2ieb ftieg auf In
ben srauen Nrgen. Do briben =
ieuieits Der Serge tobte felt Monaten
Der belize aampf - urb Der, Dem an
ihr 9enfen unb 8nngen golf, Ifanb
mitten orin! Mber ftdno er benn
npd2 2ebte ere subtle er, oab IS
Dieber Jriibling nerben ponte, uno
bob 3itternoe Miinf9e iiber 8erge uno
5Gler flogen bon elmer, bic er ldngit
DerseHen! Wie in ipebem Gdmera
fGlpHen fi9 ibre Nugen. Sb Der alte
Mnnn, ben fe iebt briiben nm Nafe
borborf our leBten Rube geleitet bat<
len. es jemals abnte, tpds fie ibm gez
opfert, als fie Die Merbung oes reiben,
aIternoen 8riidenbofbauern argenoms
men battle, neil fie tpuBte, bob Der 8as
ter BAG perf9uloete @nt nirnmer ball
ten tonnte, uno Der Rubolf Biinaert
ibm helfen fpoIte = tpenn ie fein
Weib fpirbe. Der Batter TIT Elm alter
Rantt, Der ertrGgts nidt, tpenn CT ales
oerlieren fon.1 bate fe bamals benz
Deter sefost, Der ie 70 feft belt. als
tpoTIte er fie ME lafen. .Mber mir
Touens ertrngen, alles gu perIieren, mir
ia!" Wilo umtlammerte er fie: rWir
ffno jung - unb boben elm Medt aufs
Slid uno 2eben! Mein biit = mein
bIeibft = efpis!A llnb fe mar {ein
5eblieben, aud als tie als griidenbofs
bdnerin neben benz gutmiitigen alien
gotten fdaltete unb paltete - aber
ieirer fpuBte es = teiner! Der peter
mar in bic Jremoe gegangen obne Mb-
ldieo; Der per5ieb niht, neil er fe gu
kiB liebte. Snbr reibte fi9 an Sabr;
aus benz lo9enben MGoel NOR Elm
,rnftes @eib eetporben, 6ds muir NIT
benz Jrieoel, ibrem p~ieridbrisen 8u>
ben, nod mandmal fderaen unb fr0bs
lf4 iein fonnte. lleber Elm Sabr lang
mar fe iest Wittpe, fhuftete unb arr
beitete fiji Sipei nuf Dem 6of, fhuf
Fn In Der arbeit UerseFs. Rod
mar bs Nea ntdt breibis, unb bod
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m.;b er trllm meroen. 9er 9enio:

m.;B er trum peroen. Ser 9enia.
min nil es 10 uno aud Die Ser
6aItniIfe. 8as iaelt OH nun?~
S1e l6iittelte ben &opf. yes
muBte mol 10 fommen," meints tic.
oMfer es mill mir nod nidt 10 rpdlt
IN rem Slim. So, ipenn or nod
ein C'1gldnoer ODER Elm am,fifaner
ipiirbelt, aber elm Stuff - elm Sniff
ar Den 8eoanfen nero id mid
nidt 10 leiht ~getpobnen fonnen.~
99od cine refine AeuBerIidfeit,
Mama. SD bob bos idon Dem So
ter geiaat. Sa, refine @eIddftsia-
del llno Oh, on ltammit bod aus
einem groBen Grportbaus. Define
Wfltter mar cine Spanierin, Der
Snfel 8arl lit elm 8raiilianer ge-
iuoroen uno beiBt Carlo uno Ser
Snfel 8bilipp lit gngldnber.~
oaber aues feline gaiiien," be-
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SODA FOUNTAINS.

g~nrbonators, ETC.; @lasfditen uab Mpos
fbefer : utenfilien. ale GtpIe unb @r5s
fen auf Eager. Ginige tuenig gebrmhs
fe syountaine4 fefrigerators, 2a6en< unb
SfeiiGer : gi~nriftungen.
Gh. Jriebrid, Snbrifant.
Geit SO sSabren in Gnn Nntonio, Ger.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

gas beoentet Sic GiBbteet"? 9ns
bette 6oteI fir bas tpenigite @elb IN San
Nntonio. 3imuler Soc. &ns9e5etdJnsie
Wublaeiten Csc. Niebrige Spe5ioIrn.en
per Wohe. Sab fret. grofett 6277. Sit
c~entraler Gage. 302 GiOsNfnmD StrnBe.
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0pteIs.
OTE ALAMO

1926 alamo YIn5a -bibih mDblierta
refine 3immer. SOC, Toe 81 per SaG;
$3.50 uno aufgpGrts per @ode. 3immer
nit 2 Betten $500 per ISOLDE. NlteS
SeIepbon grodeft $685.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, Nutomobil Z HepdrdS
turen. Grbacetnlene : Ghipeibun9, ars
beiten am Mnfnbrts> unO gnt5iinoung5s
apparat. grodett $685.
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DUPUY reiniat &ate.

@egeniiber benz @nnter Office : @es
bdnbe, 112 Oft>9ouitn Ctr. 9nrnen<
@trobS unb Ranamo@Site eereinigt nno
aeiormt. Meine Irbeit tit uriibers
trefflih.
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Lawn Mowers gei1drft

5s out tpie men; freie 9b~lieferun9. Sol
Inns, nltbetpdbrtes @efhGft. 81 Fourth
Ctr. Gel. grodett 1902.
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Eramepprt> @e{ea{dlaEfea.
Carter uIIalv Transfer Co..

5nmiIieneantlhen nno 9rofd)fen. ges
iorgt lIm5ieben uno M6beI : 2ogeruHg.
Baggage : Sransfer. Selepbon 1913.
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gringt Cure Mrbeit al 8. 5. gognr:
er perftebt fein GefhdftI @Mtes 5anO@
nGhen uno Nepnrieren. 3ufriebeHheit
~aarantiert. 217 Mbe. 8. grpdett $50.
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Sanren uuo Weflieelfutter.

dreb Gtaffel, 319 OFT : Commerce
CTR. Sen, 8etreibe, @nrten> nflo SeIoins
men. @efIiiaelfutter- S~utlibatoren.
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9a rief Der @pnmer

barrie lie. 9a rief Der aommcr-
5ienrat:
uSoB mar gut ieirl. User in &uB-
lanO Millionen peroient, lam altf]
Guif' peroen. slber id) bob oen
Srngen perpflid)tet, Mhltter, baB
or iif bel ndditer @elegenbeit ns
ssIor uimmt. ga miro ID oein
&uni1 erfiiat."
Sic itrablte auf. ygd], aurtfen.
ipc'n on oas tun ipotlteltl Gieb.
aaan pdr' ia allies gut. aber mas
&eftes miiBt es iein, feline 81
etepetetene, pie Dem Suao 5eire.
llto altd) feline loIde Soride, uic
Dem Sran5 feline = nein, cine, nie
tb and 10 reht Iiebbaben f0ntc.D
Gortiebung foIgt.)
Trifde Gaffee- tnb SccIprten II.
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Merchants Transfer Co.

Sr~ansportieren unb Nufitelen bon
~Safes1 llnb ihtperer Mafhinerie cine
@pe5iaIitdt, MbhoIeu. gerienoen, anfbez
pabren etc. Office 510-514 DoIorofd
CTR. 8eibe Eel. $50.
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Ghom6erfaiu's y

gerlangt Gbnuberlaim's 9erfettes
'2ihen : Tntter. gntbdt TEN &orn,
baIt @ingepeibe geiunb unb 1eine frdf@
tig. Sci @roceriiten ODER Grodett 1888,
Cater Geeb gD. 400 Siio>H lores Ctr.
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6oss nmO aOble.

8ir balten bic bette &sble nuo bas
bette 8rennbolS. Brobiert ms. @Iase
Uppb G Gpnl So. grodett 6058. Scenes
Eel. 1911.
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c. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.

gambler IN 1arotpare, Sefen NIB
BIehipnnren. 9rnfti5der &lempner nno
Dnhbeder. 934 0hzgormerce Gtrdse.
grnpis 1880.
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Can MntomiO Antp Starts Ge.
ape. 6 mnS gbirS Ctr.

8ir baben Sic @as : aultdlt, &eiIe
rtlb nteniiiIien Der eSnternatinnaI Gnto
96opI nneefnnft 11nb ipibmen nnIere 3eit
nlb uniern 8au1n ean5 bieier 8e16afts7
8ran6e. 8ir besieben be1fdnoia Die
Deridiebeniten IutompbilsSeile urD err
1paren Sbner @elb in inherent 9eparte@
ment fir oebrmi6te Eeile uno nteniis
lien. @nfnlin unb Del. 613 SaS=aIaHts
StrnFe.
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Stride &affee- nnb SeeIorten IL.
ben Sag. Mcinbarb &. Gn. 8cie-
pbon Grodett 4S7.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-27
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

Sunrise, GIT; sunset, 4:51.
Mrs. Alice Brown BACKED eye Of
Martin Luther, movie fiirt, in theater,
1856 Van Buren,. Then he was fined
- $50 and costs.
Baby boy born to Winona, former
actress, now Mrs. Lloyd Simpson.
Body of girl found in river at Arch
er ave. identified as Wanda Tango"
Indian cabaret singer, by Jos. TelliOs,
divorced husband.
Jas. H. Milne, Board of Trade man,
dead.
Leo Marker, 6, 1922 S. Central PIX,
lost several hours. Found.
Thos. Mack, 1904 Indiana aV., mis-
sing.
Serg. Frank Russo, First Cavalry,
fined $40. Assaulted motorman.
Pin worth $40 stolen from G. C.
Chamberlin, guest at Victoria hotel.
Body of man, about go, found in
Lincoln Park lagoon.
Geievieye Bios, 1744 w. goth,
scaIded by coffee Friday, died.
Herman Wagner, taxi chauffeur,
robbed OF SIG after riding 4 bandits
around for hours. !
Divorce suit of w. R. Thomas,
Evanston, against Jennie Thomas
dismissed. He wanted custody Of
children.
AdoIph Weiner, B. M. Shaffner and
Abe We'll, charged with being mem
bers of bankruptcy ring" discharg-
ed by Judge Lands.
HegeWisch street car extension to
be begun in near future.
EdW. English held to grand jury on
con game charge and fined 5000 for
carrying gun.
Coroner's Jury decided DR.. M. M.
Titus died from morphine sulphate.
Took drug after arrest on illegal OPP
Grafton charge.
Ernest Devices Salmon, merchan-
disc broker, sued for separate main
~ MS g.
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wants salary raised from $84O to
$1,000.
Carl w. Batenstein sued for divorce
by Mrs. Lillian Batenstein. Says he
went to hotel with another woman.
Mrs. Josephine CoTtese, 1900 Wa
bash>av., tried suicide. Gun. viii
live.
Owen Holzer, 1923 w. Huron, acct
dentaIy shot in hand fooling with
gun.
Woman giving name of MRS. C. J.
Jones, $500 Lake av., walked in lake.
Rescued.
Grace Baker, -, 1887 S. Michigan
blvd, missing since Monday, found in
The Fair. Says she was at home Of
relative.
Jas. j. Swenie, son of late Fire
Chief Swenie, filed mandamus to =
compel his reinstatement on fire
dept.
Fred Machin fined $50 for annoy
ing Helen Hart. Says she proposed
to him first.
Police Matron Anna Finley, charg-
ed with intoxication by Yellow Taxi
officials, exonerated by civil service
board.
Geo. H. Discomb, asst cashier First
Natl bank, divorced by wife in Los
Angeles. She charged desertion. ~
Albert N. Field, III. Athletic club,
had bankruptcy petition filed against
him. I. A. c., Congress hotel and
C. B. Pride charge debt.
John Dahnden, 5212 IngIeside aV.,
charged with desertion in separation
suit of Mrs. Nellie Dahnden.
Victor CarIstrom will begin nom
stop aeroplane flight from Chicago
to New York today.
Three-Weeks'-oId baby boy found
in Cobb's woods, Lake Forest.
Mrs. VIM. Danforth, Evanston,
frightened burglar away.
Wife of Clifford Cherry, Kendall
county, won divorce and $3.50 a
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04
EDITORIAL COMMENT
Fruits of Democratic Victory

The New World discussing Mn khns opposition TO 'ne nav
ircree the Accidental
Nothing kind Mr. h'cHh IL
,h in by the nexorabe rules Oh e peo
cratic party the head OF the con''ee oh "a'
the dm ages oil pohcS'
Mr. kcbn to Washington Congressman ana ne a' "
oct Amounted Means committee There he mas continued
to other events ms
have been removed and he ouhu MN
self at the top Ktcfm continuance in congress has also on
accordance methods ana pracues ne
those where Bourbon legislators
right oyote, except under condo winch
whenever
"a an seds Democratic returning board
that counted is cast mus ME- hh IL
prominence
+he most rigid tenes oil Deocfac!
hi functions as the Democac view
face the
On he both the Flower
er,itap of thu
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04
The Progressive Campaign

Progressive ts
Edwin M Lee chairman OIL
tIooser Bull Moose in Mr. the thrifty gentleman
month salary for his services prior
surnised that he is not WORKING
for nothing
All this that the chief purpose oil he o
% Democratic
sinister unors from hui ioi
some time organization when ie" iio
there was packeo ny
contest for election was to po
this expenditure this point is now conclusive IL not
legal.
do n of revenge of TINS sort
vote in Indiana TWO years so
The keenest observers oil poht
and that the number VINO VIII respo'
like Mr. Lee whose career oy ho nns
will be thah he re-
maini Is cent
The vgm Republicans Indiana will know how to dea WIN '
situation
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04

Stetaservice hereof, if served within
the State ofColorado; or, if served out
of the State of Colorado, or by pubica-
ton, within fifty days after the service
hereof. exclusive OF the day Of servicei
or said action may be 1gulariy set
for trial the same as though such
appearance had been made and issue
had been Joined ON such complaint
The said action is brought by plain
tiff to obtain "A decree OF ,dverce. dis
solving the bonds Of matrimpny now
existing between plaintiff AM defend
ant. on the ground Of said defendant
having wilfully deserted said plain
tiff without reasonable cause for the
period of more than one year immed-
lately proceeding the beginning OF
this action, and upon the further
ground that said defendant, the hus-
band of plaintiff, being in good bod.
lily health, has failed to make = rea-
sonable provision for the support Of
his family for period OF more thar
one year next prior to the beginning
If this action; and to secure the care
,ustody and support of the minol
children of plaintiff and defendant as
will more fully appear from complaint
in said action to which reference is
hereby made.
And you are hereby notified that
if you fail to appear, and to answer
he said complaint as above required
the said plaintiff will apply to the
'ourt for the relief therein demanded
Given under my hand and the sea-
If said Court, at Durango in sale
County, this 23d day of August A. d
'916.
'Seal) CT ilEMENT l.. RUSSELL,
Clerk of District Court.
Weekly t.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04
\ TALK WITH A DURANGO MAN
louis Johnson, Railroad Engineer of
d57 Third Ave-, Tells of an in
teresting Experience.

There is nothing like talk with
me of our own citizens for giving
ope and encouragement to the anx-
Gus sufferer from the dread kidney
isease. We, therefore, give here an
interview with Durango man:
Mr.. johnson Says:
'My back was so lame and painful
hat couldn't stoop or lift. | had
great deal of trouble at night on
iccount of kidney weakness. Dona's
Kidney Pill made my back stronger
and better than it had been for years
md my kidneys were strengthened" !"
(Statement given January 8, 1907. }
OVER SIX YEARS LATER, Mr..
Johnson said: ~ still use Deans
Kidney Pills occasionally and they
keep my kidneys in good shape"
Price soc, ct all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. johnson has twice publicly rec
commended. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04
'H0ULD SLOAN'S
LINIMENT Go ALONG!

OF course it sho~ IL For after n
trenuous day when your muscles
ave been exercised to the limit an
pplication of Sloan's liniment will
AXE the soreness and stiffness away
nd get you in fine shape for tomor-
'ow. You should also use it for a
udden attack of toothache, stiff
5eck, backache, stings, bites and the
many accidents that are incidental to
1 vacation. 1--WE would as soon leave
1ur baggage as to go on vacation
or camp out without Sloan's liaiment. .
writes one vacationist. eve use il
tor everything from cramps to tooth
lche." Put bottle In your bag, be
prepared and have no regrets.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04
Advertisement.
!EWARE OF THIS AMENDMENT!l

Section 3. Reer is hereby declared
o be non-intoxicatiug liquor with
n the meaning of this article OF the
constitution, and the manufacture
md sale of beer is hereby made pos.
iible, provided, However, that all
)eer shall be sold in unbrol5er pack
lges and delivered directly to the con-
umer at his residence, The state
yreasurer shall charge and collect
ak of 10 cents per barrel for each
md every barrel of beer manufac-
ured. This section shall be self-ex
cutting. S-15-tf.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF a writ of exeeu-
ion issued out of the clerks office of
he district court of city and county
# Denver, and the state of Colorado
md to me directed, whereby l am
commanded to make the sum of two
housand one hundred and twenty
wo and 51-100 dollars, ($2,122.5D
md costs of suit, the amount of a
ertain judgment recently obtained
,gainst The Copper Hill Mining COM
,any in favor of The Stearns-Roger
Manufacturing company, out of the
ands, tenements, goods and chattels
# the said The Copper Hill Mining
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04
REMOVE FACE BLEMISHES.

piniples, blackheads, acne, tetter,
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lie WAS WORRIED AND HOPE
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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04
OUR JuTNEY oFFER-This and SC

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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04
Company have levied on the follow

Company | have levied on the 1oilow-
ing property, to-wit:
The compressor house of the above
named The Copper Hill Mining com
oany, situated on ground said to be-
long TO one Tony Da Pre-, about one
Aau mile south of the '-wn Of In
Plata in La Plata couns y. Co.Jrado
One lngersoll Rand Type 10 air com
presnpr plant complete, with air tank
and ali accessories, right hund mum
bcr lS089pp; left haI j number
ls0SSpp. On steam IIoilei in sottins
horse power about 90, with iced pump
and stack; one l-qt. copp n oiler. one
bale cotton waste, five wrenches
various sizes, one coil IL inch hose
with nozzle; all contained Ia tie
aforementioned compress or house
One water tank about ei:nt feet in
diameter and twelve feet high. con
structed Of wooden staves. located
o. same ground as compresso~ house
THE following property of the said
company at the Copper Hi mine
said mine said to be the property OF
one George Brawner' 27 leng lbs ~
10 mine rail, / Leyner pneumatic
drill sharpener, five Water .eyner
air drills.
Therefore, according TO sad COM
mand, | shall expose for sale, pub
lie auction, all the right, title and
interest of the above named The Cop,
per Hill Mining company in and to
tle above described property on
Tuesday, the 2nd day of May 1915
at o'clock p. m. at the conn ressor
house of The Copper Hill fiinina
company, and at the Copper Hill mine
near the town of La Plata il La
Plata county, Colorado.
Dated at Durango this 18th d'y OF
April, 1916.
The sale above advertised is here
by continued to Septmber 9, 1916
ARTHUR C. FASSBnNDER,
Sheriff of La Plata County,
Hartman e. Ballreich. attorneys.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04

"Silverton should cut out suicide
1ooze until after election Durango
Democrat. The little mountain rose,
hat nestles in bed of eternal YER
dure, fed by the sparkling waters of
its surrounding peaks, may perhaps
nave an occasional fault, but hypoc-
licy is not one of them. Let us first
'luck the mote from our own eye,
hat we may better view the lustrous
beauties of our little neighbor.