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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20

costed WaShburn and told him
he was under arrest. He says,
according to the Jackson News,
at about the same time both men
drew their guns and began to
shoot. He says the men were
about four feet apart, and when
MCGEE pulled the trigger he
threw his arm up and knocked
the pistol in the air, and when
Washburn went to shoot he
knocked his arm downward.
Mr.. Washburn says that a
friend had given him an old pis-
tol to be delivered by him to a
repair shop, and that when his
friend handed him the Rpistol on
Mill street a small boy saw him
put the weapon in his pocked.
and the boy ran across the street
and told Officer MCGEE that Mr..
Washburn was exhibiting a big
pistol, whereupon the officer &C
costed him, and applying an ep-
tibet that no true southerner
will swallow, demanded that the
pistol be handed over. Mr..
Washburn says that he tried to
explain to the officer that the
gun that he had reference to
was being carried to the repair
shop, and that he thought, under
the circumstances he had a right
to carry it, but that if the officer
would go with him to Mayor
Taylor he would willingly abide
by his decision.
With this, he says, MCGEE be-
came violent, and was drawing
his club for action, when he,
Washburn, landed a right upper
cut, which felled to blue coat to
ground, and that as he arose ne
drew his gun and opened fire.
Washburn returned the shot,
the bullet taking effect in his
right leg. MCGEE then sought
shelter behind a telegraph pole
and Washburn kept backing off,
shooting every time the police
man would shoot, until finally his
pistols were empty, and he
pitched them to the officer and
surrendered.
Mr.. Washburn was released on
$1,000 bond, and returned home
that night.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20
Buy your Boy a suit at W. G.
Barnes nearly half price off.
LEESBURG

Our little town has been silent
for some time, but is still a live.
There is a good deal of grippe
and pneumonia incur community.
We are sorry DR.. Edwards is
suffering from Rheumatism.
S. D. Alternately and family OF
Holly Bush visited the home OF
D. T. Bilbro Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mckay on the End of Jan. fine
girl baby.
DR.. Cleveland Davis and wife
will move to our town In the
near future.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Louis Davis is improving from
a spell of Pneumonia.
@. H. Bilbro made a business
trip to Morton Saturday.
C. G. Mckay and family have
moved to their new home two
miles north Of this place.
Miss Sallie jenkins of this
place has entered school at
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20
PELAHATCHlE SOCIAL CLUB
ENTERTAlNS.

The las You Like 1t Club
met Friday afternoon on Janua-
ry IA, 1918, at $3.50 o'clock, Mrs.
Hal H. Spann being popular
hostess.
A business meeting was held
after which the following officers
were elected for a term of three
months:
Mrs. Robt. Pennington, presi-
dent.
Miss Ruth Stingily, vice-pres-
ident.
Mrs. Lockwood Ross, secreta-
ry and treasurer.
Miss Lucille Wilson, reporter.
After the business was dispos-
ed of the absorbing game of pro-
gressive rock occupied the atten.
ton Of the members for several
hours.
Mrs. Spann's artistic home
was prettily decorated in fresh
cut flowers and ferns and the
members therein gathered spent
an afternoon of exceptional en-.
joyment, concluding their pleas.
ure the hostess in her usua
graceful manner served most
tempting salad course.
Those present were: Mesdames
S. C. Tanner, S. B. Spann, L. /
Suber, Clyde Mashburn, A. G.
Purvis, Lockwood Ross, Robt.
Pennington, Misses Nina Beckes
Carrie Clarke, Gusta Spann
Ruth Stingley, Lula Merrill, Ma
BILE and Lucille Wilson.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20

laro will make your meat
on in "a hours.
w. G.. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20
BARGAIN! BARGAIN!! BAR
GAIN!!!

For sale for $135 the following
property: Lot on Government
Street, facing postoffice, known
as Cleary lot, and 6-acre lot on
Depot road, known as the Elan
Johnson place. Address,
II. A. Lassiter,
GIG Laurel Ave,
Hattiesburg, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20
Money to Loan!
On Improved Farms on long
time with easy payments. Write
or see A. G.. PURVIS,
Pelahatchie, Miss.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State of Mississippi. Rankin County.
To Armstead Lumber Co., Non Resident Corpo-
ration Domiciled at Grand Rapids. Michigan. Its
Legal Representatives; Milton J. Bond. Charles
A. Ford, Lynly c. Adams and Alfonso e.. Tiyon.
all non-residents. post Office unknown; the heirs
of William Daviss deceased, whereabouts I'M
known; the unknown heirs of William Varnell;
the unknown heirs of Robt. Willis; the unknown
heirs of Jno r. Rankin. and to all persons having OF
claiming any interest in the following described
lands, situated in said county and state. to-wit:
E1lP of Ei-2 of Section /. Township 5, Range
East; and also S1-2 of SE1-4 of Section IL. Town
ship 5, Range East:
Gerry Court of the said county, in the said state
the fourth Monday of March, 1916. to defend the
suit in the said court of A. G. Purvis. wherein
you are defendant. The said suit is to confirm
complainant's title to above named lands.
Witness my signature and the seal of my office
this the 10Th day of January, 1916.
r A ROBINSON. Chancery Clerk.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20
IOCAL AND PERSONAL.

E. Pellereen, Of Pearson, is
andon visitor today.
esdanfes r. E. Gayden and
Dees and Master Joe Dees
spending the day in Jackson.
Miss Ruby Watson's friends
kglad to know that she is inn
Ming after an illness of three
ths.
Grs. J. w. Birdsong and chill
IA, of Meridian, are visiting
Savannah Gayden, at Bran
Hotel.
me hearts and home of Mr..
iii Mrs. w. Fl. Barnes were
he happy last Friday, the
@teenth, when a lovely little
#ghter came to them. She is
cry welcome she has decided
Stay always.
Frs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens,
ssident-general Of the United
ghters of the Confederacy,
- the city for the purpose of
2g all within her power to get
Legislature to pass the bill
ropriating 100000 for the
Dir of the old capitol building.
idea was expressed by both
outgoing and the incoming
ernors in their messages to
Legislature and no doubt
IN body will take some action
the matter before adjourn
The present building is
eroWded and there will have
e arrangements made to
some of the officers of the
government. 1t is the idea
Jose who wish to preserve
lid building for historic pur-
to repair it and place some
he officers there. Clarion
ger.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20

ing a boy is at the age of twelve
or fourteen. Boys can work
their way or pay what they are
able and work out the balance.
More boys are taking advantage
Of this school from other coun-
ties than from Rankin. hope
white friends in the northern
part Of the county will call this
notice to the attention of the
colored people.
Our usual Farmers and Teach
ers Conference, Corn Show and
Educational Revival will occur
February 3rd and 4th, this year.
Capt. Asa Turner great corn
raiser from Iowa will be present
to talk on corn.
LAWRENCE G. JONES,
Principal.
Braxton, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20
ATTENTION. COLORED FAR.
MERS.

Here at Belpine in Rankin
county on the Gulf and Ship
Island r. r., seventeen miles
south Of Brandon, about twelve
miles from Johns we have an in
|dustrial school whose sole aim
and OBJECT is to teach boys and
girls to love country life and to
become successful farmers, in
addition several trades are
taught, the best time for enter
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20
.-i916-

The Wise His Goodness and Kindness has fit
to spare us through another for which grateful
While the year 1916 was not would liked for bee
still in many ways greatly blessed
We wish express greauness to friends and patrons
for what they did for during 1915 and wish solicit
patronage during this New Year 1916 We have always done all
could to help our and friends by handling and all
kinds of produce the highest market price and promise
continue Now let's and all determine to make 1916
the best year that has been for several years.
Sincerely yours,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20
NO REVENUE LICENSES IN
RANKIN COUNTY.

Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 6,
1916. Hon. S. D. Donnell, Sher-
if of Rankin County, Brandon,
Miss. Dear Sir: l hereby GER
tify that I have carefully exam
med the record of the Collector
of Internal Revenue and find
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20

|Clarks Memorial College at
Newton.
B. O. Meadow Of this town has
begun discharging his duty as
j. P. having had his first case
Saturday,
Mrs. D. A. Mckay and daugh-
ter Mrs. G. Tanner of Pelahat-
chic visited relatives at this
place Sunday.
Mems Jeans, Corduroy and all
winter pants Is per cent off at
w. G. Barnes.
A very charming affair was
the wedding of Rev. r. W.
Hardy of Petersburg, Tenn, and
Miss Myrtle Dear, of Florence,
Miss, which took place at
Scooba, Miss, in the Presbyte-
rian church at 4 p. m. Jan. 5,
1916.
Rev. L. H. McInnis officiating.
The church was beautifully dec
arated with a profusion Of ferns
and cut flowers.
|. The bridal party was composed
of Messrs M. L. Neil acting as
best man, VIM. Smith as grooms-
man, anu the ushers each wear
ing afternoon :suits and valley
lily boquets. The bride wore a
beautiful white crepe de chene
gown trimed with point deSpree
lace wearing a white picture
hat. She carried a shower bo-
quet of brides roses and vally
lilies.
She had for her maid Of honor
Miss Kate L. Steen of Biloxi
Miss, who wore a pink Georget
Gregg gown trimmed instulle and
lace and a black picture hat.
Carried pink Killarney roses.
Miss Louis -Lowddy, of West
Point, Miss, as brides maids
she also wore pink with black
picture hat and carried pink
Killarney roses.
The wedding march was
beautifully rendered by Mrs.
Overstreet; she also played very
softly during the ceremony.
After the ceremony the bridal
party was entertained informally
by DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert.
The bride and groom left at 6
o m. for the East to visit sew
eral points of interest before
going to their future home at
Petersburg, Tenn. where Mr..
Hardy is pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20

Mems Jeans. Corduroy and all
winter pants Is per cent off at
w. G. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20

that no u. s. Internal Revenue
licenses were issued to your
county in the six months ending
Jan. /, 1916. Yours truly,
Sam P. Jones.
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this 7th day Of January,
1916. j. B. Mosley, N. T.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20
| ACTUAL COST OF THE
JANUARY TERM OF
COURT.
FOOTING AT JACKSON.

lille attending the inaugural
homes at Jackson Tuesday,
y. Washburn, of Brandon,
policeman MCGEE, became
bed in a dispute and a pistol
Resulted, several shots be-
sxchanged. The trouble oc-
III on Mill street, near Ford's
tore. Policeman MCGEE
wounded in the leg, but not
! seriously. Mr.. Washburn
Jed uninjured.
E. Therrell, of Florence,
was walking with Mr..
aburn at the time of the
bic, says Officer MCGEE &C
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State of Mississippi, Rankin County.
To E. A. Walters, Nonresident. Post Office
Waco, Texas:
You are commanded to appear in the CHANGER,
Court of Rankin county, at its next regular term
on the fourth Monday OF March. 1916. at Brandon
Mississippi. to defend the suit in said court of G.
c. Sheely and c. C. Moore therein filed agains
you and wherein you are defendant
Witness my signature and the seal of my Office
this 18th day of January, 1916.
T. A. ROBINSON. Chancery Clerk.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-01-20
NOTICE TOCOLORED TEACH
Frs.

The Rankin County Colored
Teachers Association is hereby
called to meet Saturday, Janu-
airy 22nd. 1916, at the conrt
house in Brandon at high twelve.
Rachel Sanders, Sec'y.
Jan. Is, 1916. adv
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6reie Yrefe fit Seras: 9ounertag I. 9eiember 1916.

GergriigungsItatter, Elm aino. aa'
ons belpiilt bon Ienem baItigen
Meni6enltrom. Die ruiIilden Site
ger, bic oft geltug nadi6auen font
men, mie es IN &oDel auSleben, nlo=
gen bon oben ein graues 4neiletl=
beer 1eben, oas an ben ffeitten Sol5-
bdulern e~ntlang frabbelt. @ralt,
neil Die gran l~lniformterten porpie=
gen. Inter BEN oeutlden uro otter
reibiid u11gariiden Soloaten iiebt
man nu6 piele polniide SegionGre;
lelblt tiirfil9e llniformen tat6ten
gelegentlib bier allf. l1no ruiiii6e
@efangene 1iebt man; lol6e, Die III
groBen braunen SruppS our 4rbeit
gefiibrt neroe11, uno onoere, unper=
fennbar IN Sang uno 9altung, oie
crit gang Dor fur5em oruuBen altf
Dem ShlaGtfelo ith ergeben baben,
oie nod etuas bon Der 8ilobeit oes
Samples I'M @eiidt tragen uno bon
ser S6am Ser geieoerlage.
Die 3tDiliIten: Gopeler Suoef:,
Die einen gel6dftli6en @ang baben,
ODER biibi6e, iunge Jrouen5lmmer,
Die ni6t ungern our6 oas @etpii9l
BON Wdnnern ipn3ieren geben; SHIT
ider in m1nten ruiiiiden Miieen aui
Dem Bod mdBtger aibitfen; uno bier
uno oa, in &uoeln gefliidtete
8altert1 aus Ser llmgebung, male
rii6e 4leinruiien IN farbigen Sit
teln ooer IN gegiirteten &uftune1
nit S6oftitiefeln.
9as @ar5e betpadt uno in Oro-
nung gebalten BON @enoarmen, bon
oiterrei6iI6 : ungarilden I'M 8iaffi-
piertel, BON oeutiden in Der iibri-
gen Staot, oenn Die 8erbitnoeten ba=
ben it9 in &oipels StraBen geteilt.
@enn elmer ole 9epegungsri1-
tung ieoes ~ein5elnen Meniden auf
oieien poaen @aiien folgen fonttte,
er fame iebr balo 81 Dem Tunft,
an DEM ii6 aae oieie 2inien i6nei=
Den, BON Dem ne bertomme1t, 81 Dem
ite bingeben: Der 9abnbof. 0ielar
groBe, fir Die 9~uOenltaot fat u1=
natiirli6 p~eitlduftge 9abnbof lit Der
Ort, BON Dem aus l &opel alein
periteben fanrt. @s mdre, oos
fiiblt man ieoen Sdritt in Den
StraBen, bier efelbafter Sano uno
eriiner Sumpf uno onnfler @alo,
menn ni6t oieler 8abnbof bierbar
geiebt moroen mare. @on bieieln
8abnbof lpreden Die annonen, Die
mani in &omel 10 oeutlih boren
fann, oaB oft Die 5eniter 5@ittern.
I'm Ser Staote miaen iino in euro
pa Die 9abnbofe 90, bier oie StaOt
Inn oes 9abnbofs miGen. I'm oieie
Sdienen uno Waga5ine fantpfen
orauBen in Sunpf uno Seioe bic
Mrmeen. Nrnolo SoQriegel.
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I r q 8.

= @uf Der ungefabr 10 Meilel
bon &eneop entfernten Sarm por
8iaiam @os iuuroe Srau Otto
@ebbarot our6 einen &epolperl6ub
in oas @enid augen6lidlih geto-
tet. Sie Sat i6eint bon ibrem bon
ibr felt einiger 3eit getrennt le-
benoen 8atten periibt 5t fem. @eb-
barot uiroe nidt melt BON Der GSarm
bewubtlos a~ltfeefunoen; er bate
periubt iif ourd aufl6neioen Ser
Sals- ulto Yulsaoern oas 2ebet
nebmen. 0u feline Serlesungen
nidt lebensgefabrIid iino, muroe or
in oas gountp-8 efangnis in Sarnes
Gitp gebra6t.
Sn 2areop BADEN peri1ieoene
Observation-Disclosures itattgefui=
ben, Die Elm ibleftes 2idt auf ui-
iere Mrntee perfen. 3mei regulare
uf1b orei Milis Solbaten pliroen
ipegen &Gubereien uno ginbrii1en
gu 3ubtbaiisitrafen perurteilt; Elm
anoerer Solbat muB ipegen an.
eriffs anf cine Srau ~ Monote
ms Gountp @efdngnis Ipa5ieren
unb elm Weili5 Soloat aus Wfii-
Iouri muroe negen Salidrngen TO-
gar 5u bier Sabren 3uhtbaus per-
oonnert.
Gas 3. @ppeaationsgeridt in
Illitin bat cine gntI6eiolmg gegen
Die Santa Sc gabn obgege6en, Der
5ufolge Die 8abngeIeQi6aft Der @itt-
me oes beinl 3uiammenfoppeln BON
Cars perungliiften 8remiers Goo
per Die Sunme BON $4,000 uno ben
gleihen 8etrag an Die iiberlebenocn
bier &inoer mts3ablen muB.
= Iuf Der in @aco a6gebaltenel
Sreimaurer-aonpention ipuroe fSranf
s. Sones BON SouIton gum @roBmai-
tier Der teraniiden @roBloge ser
uSree ano aceepteo Waions" er=
m1blt.
Sn &oniton perId)ieo Srou
augult S. Soffmann i'm Sitter bon
81 Snbrem.
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an oie Mrbeit gemadt uno muB,
merl1 er erfolgrei6 Iein mill, me-
nigItens 63 Stltnoen, alio bis ipot
SomItag obeno a1f DEM &lapier
berumtrommeln. 80 mos fam
all6 nur in Mmerifa p%aiiieren.
0os a. MppeGationsgeridt
bat elm pom 81. 0iitriftsgeridt ge-
fGlltes ltrteil, noourb q. 8. Wtilz
Ter bon 9erar County Die Summe
bon $t7,750 S1aoeneriue 5uge4
iprod)en malroe, %beitdtigt. Weider
bate bel einem gilenbobn : llnfaae
a1f Ser Sontbern Bacific gabn
ldpere Gerletu11gen erlitten uno Die
&ompagnie, oa oieielbe nidt 8ablen
uollte, al1f gnti6aoieung perflagt.
Die 407 Monterep StraBe
mobnenoe Coma Sepina tpuroe Cont
neritog friib Inn i ltbr in ibrem3iln-
lner nit elmer S6uBmunoe int Der
9rnit tot oufgefultoen; elm ubge-
felterter Hepolper fleinen &alibers
lag neben ibr.
: Die Supeliere 9 ogud &
@eBIer ba6en einen biibi6 IL
lltitrierten .Solioap Welienger" Der
altsgegeben ser gratis perteilt miro
uno oen oQe <l1oen er6altet1.
= Die Gone Star 8oultrp ailo-
ciation miro in unierer Staot cine
@efliigel : Ius1tealtng pom s. Bis
IA. SSanuar obbalten.
: Sratf WulboQarlo, Der frii=
bere 8rGlibent Ser International
aiiociation of &otarp Clubs, miro
Sreitag abeno i'm @unter Sotsl
Dor Dem bieiigen &otarp Club einen
8ortrag iiber oas Sbema gSolioari-
tat Der 8emeiltoen" balten.
- Die Sberiffs : 8eamten Der
bafteten am Mittpod einen Soloa-
TEN, Der am Sonntag ELM 81. q.
Gomart geboriges @utomo6il geitob=
len baben ioG.
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Bon md Der alien 6eimat.

Die nddTten nelitraIen 9ampfer,
Die Hoitiaden fir 0ettihIano nno
Seiterreid-ltngarn BON &em Oorf
mitnebmeh iinb:
ultniteo States" Copenhagen,
Saturoap, 8. DECEMBER.
u9ergensfioro", Bergen, Samitaa,
8. DECEMBER.
gs in nottuenois, ben Namen fes
betreffenoen 9ampiers sroB unh
oeutli6 auf Dem 8riefumihlag ill
bermerfen. Sober @rief 1onte Ger
art marfiert fuerben, oa er ionit biel.
leift auf neutralen 9ampfern befor-
bert miro, Sic eigIiide SGfen anIau'
fen.
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3uglei6 elm feines 8apiergeIddit.
unb &anolung pbotograpbiider Be
oarfsartifel; urto quite &~riegspbotos
grapbien befommt man. aber and.
penn geraoe cine SenOung einga,
la1fen lit, Negenmdntel uno 2eoer-
joppen, alles 10 billig ME mogli6.
9ennod) lit oas gar5e Elm bliibenoes
@e1d)dft, onB elm 9u6bdnoler i'm
Sinterlunoe neibii9 meroen f0nnte.
Gs qibt ouBer Dem &altptgelddft III
Ser Staot cine 8tliale al1f Dem
Gabnbof utlo ouf Dem 8abnbof itebt
aud Ser mterfpiiroiglte @ilenbaba-
3ig Der Gpode: Waga5ine Der 9ud-
banolung, mo &eoaftion, Crude
rel. expedition Der 6elo5eitung. Gin
@agen entbGlt oie Seberei, elmer
oie MaI6inen; i'll einem iiben sic
Offi5iere uno 2r~eitpiaigen, Ole 0a8
gnn5e leiten mo Die oeutide, unga-
ride, polnil6e A1tSgabe Ser Sells
5~eitl,ng r%eoigieren; ii6rigenS iteben
meiit nnr amtli6e G%eIegromme 5a-
rim
Oieie BON llniformierten fiir Uni
formierte betriebene 8u16an6lung
lit unter ar ben arombuoen 10 ct
mas pie elm geiitiges Centrum.
Gs gi6t natiirIi6 audi primitive
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Sn einem Barrier Ialer.gtelier

Der aiinitler: gtidt pabr, Dies
8ortrat beg Generals A., Der Die 5.
&rmee I'M Seftor 3. fommanoiert
lit Iprefeno abnlif2
Ger 9eiud: glber, es bat ia fei.
men @opf.
Ser aiinitler: Gen babe ih nod
nift gemaIt, neil id nift risfierel
modte, oaB mir i'm Die 3enfit
olirfitreiht.
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.Serr 6rpf. GI6nemanrl

trifit moreen 5reitag obeno 7:30,
INIT Dem 3ug Ser Siioliden Bacilic
8abn bier elm. gr miro a1n Sonit-
tag in Ner-9raitnfels Iprefen nno
am Montag 4beno in San Intonio.
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@oberner Nab . ltnterridt. 3uidneis
S6iilerinnen MAIDEN lire eigeneu &lei>
BEN, @nprobiereu uno Hdben eelebrt.
Der, tpdbren6 ie Iernen. Rir ipre6eu
9eutih. Ste Wpbern 9refmatins
SduoI", 504 GnrSeu Ctr, San Gntee
nio, Serns.
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Ginfad.

aellnerin: n&err Spnno, id)
m0dte Sic bitten, oaB sic oas. mas
Sic mir iduloen, bis morgen be-
sablen; i6 trete bier aus un0 fom.
me ms @eiBe 2amm".
uSpuno: nSa, Oesipegen nero id)
ooh nift be5abIen - i6 fomnr' ein-
fad ou6 in's @etBe 2amml"
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l.okdieS.
ySabrideinlides 8etter.

Sir Son Iotonio uno llmgegeno:
I Stir Gan Mntonio uno llmgegeno:
ESreitaa: bepolft uno fdlter.
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GoftonTamen- Hrobnfte.
Sammmoae.
Gan antonio, Ser, 1914 Gts.
@alpeltpn. Ser, 20 Gts.

8alpeltpn. Yer, 20 @ts.
Gottonramen-Hrobnfte
San 4ntonip, Ger., I. Sea. 1916
8rtme CRUDE Cotton Seel Oil, 95
geilts ber 8o1one
Stem g)prf, Z. Sea. II Spot, S12.70
bib; Nobember, S12.70 uno S12.85;
9e8ember, $12.76 uno $12.76; San1ar,
S12.79 uno 1921; Tebruar, $12.7S
unb $12.81; Mdr5. $t2.78 uuo $3.50;
Npril, $12.76 unb $12.85; Mai, S12.S5
uno $12.87; Sunt. $12.S5 un6 $12.92.
Surm-Iro0mfte-
Gun Nlntonio. Ser, Z. Sea. 1916
Sntter ..:.... 23c per Yfnilo
@ier (mlr friIde) SO. /, 800 per 9bo.
$50. 2, 19c per 9bo.
sSiibner $500. 12Rc-17c per 8fultO
Surfebs ....... ....21c per 8fuulo
@ei8en .$1.75 per 8uidcl
&orn .......... $1.18 per 8uIhel
Safer 64c per Bn5deI
6eu 49,. 500. S14.00 Der Come
Uemiiie.
aartoffelH, California, 1925 uno
$3.50.
eiibe aartOffeln, @bite gam. Sits:
9umpfin Gam. $1.75 unb 5000.
3tpiebeIn, California, $500.
8ohnen, Crime, $2.2E per 8ufGeI.
Somnten, Seras, 4 Scribe, $1.00.
Nabiesden, 40c {. / 9bo.s WiinoeI.
8lumenfobl. &c unb Il per Rfo.
&ob[, $500 per Crate.
8riiner Efeffer, $1.25 per 8uidel.
Squafb, 75c nno 85c per 8ui6el.
Spinat. 75c per gusdlei.
Ofra, $3.50 fir 8ui6el.
geeten, 40e per 9bo. s8iinbeI.
Weerrettia>B ursein. per Bfo. 12ht
8urfen, per Crate. $3.50.
SeIlerie. soc unb 90c per 9ubeno.
&eteriilie. 40c Der 9bb. z8iinbeI.
aopffalat, $2.75 Der Crate.
@elbe @ur3elu. 40c II. SOC per 9bb.
gantaloupes, Gtnnonro, 1925 per
Crate; 8pnb, 75c per Crate.
gierpflar8eu. $1.25 Der @ufdef.
TieD Narft.
Gan 9lntouio. Ser. Z. Sea. 1915 -
&iihe $4. is bis $3.50.
Gdlber $3.50 BIG 1925.
Chien $6.65 bis $50.
@ulen $500 ulo $5.25.
ct. 2ouis. Z. Sea. 1915. - 9inos
oten, SerdssStep. S0.5U big SS.UU.
Sdtpeine 1925 bis S10.35.
Sele.
RoIf mn Euhs 30 Ga
gngorasS BIGGER. per Rf6. ......10 @ts
Nu~qoras3teoeu beihdoint 49,. 5 eta
9dnte.
Gd)tpere pont GfIadter ......22 GG*
eeidte utm S@lad)ter .......2 20 Cts
Grin 1efdlsenp ..........19% Ets
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KLUBOM MA VPOSTEV.

Ma /adnicm kuugrcSu !. =. y
;" ram delc"ati u|alnanili prizi.
We pr"tl nckaterim sklcpom. kate.
rih pa talnlk IA pravila >luGaiu,
M IabclcIil Visited tcga tudi MISC
prlNli ma gllSovnicc. Da SO ladu.
Sn praviri ouih, Hi 81 vloIili pri.
1--WE, obiavl.iamo tukai zakliu5kc.
pr"ti katrrim 81 bill yloIcni. take
da dobc clani priIiko glaSovatl IN.
di q p%rlzivih. Gla>ovanie mai SO o.
pravi ma prvi sell. rczultat mai So
pa naZnani "lavucmu taim.lu du
IL. novemhra.
Skleniena .ie bila prarIlih too
ka %. Izvrsevalni odbor.
"Ivczni iz~yrScvalni odhor ic
''avljcn Il slavnc"a tainika tn q
CLANCY. Hi Sc voIiio ,ako. da ic 8
Hrvatoy in Srbo>. 3 pa Slo,r
Priziv m%anisine 81 gla>i
"N glavni odhur 81 wolf . .l1-
nov He "ledc ma uarndmo>t."
Sprci"ta 1o@ka 80:
>aka organilaciia ina pra-
vlco, ola predlaga glavrcmu odhr-
~ mIciati'c ~ od"hrcric."
Prl3iv maui>iur 81 .la,i
"
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Chicago. IL.

JugosloNan>ko >o~cialis,itno IL
druzenIe lar. %. Y Chicago prireGi
v soboto. II. novcmbra I. l..v Ma
rodni dvorani ma Clybourn ia
Marshfield Ave. zabavo : razno.
rtSthlm programom. IaGetck ub
= ;3o zrcter. N,topnina V prcdpro-
IAN -. pri blagaini 35c. Dame /.
"lal" pr"Ni vStop. Sudrugi 81 u
ilndno Nahlleni. da sc udel"ie :,
veSelicc.
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Cleveland, O..

'Ln"m SLOW. soc. kluba Strv.
- So %naznania, da So prihodnia
redna klubora >ria vrSi y ncdelju
l. m"vcmhra oh 9 uri dopoldam \
n"vi kluh"vi dvorni ma 56O7 ~.
Clair Ave.
NSi tlani Sc vabiio. da Sc tc Sc
Je gutnvo udelclc.
VI. Pctrovich. tainik