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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
WIlI subdIvld, rar, IT,,

DAVIS Brothers. contractors and homo
builders. have acquired the country cs-
tate o' I Archibald Cary. adjoining
Highland Park, IL was announced vcs-
teTday. IL was stated that the new
owners wili subdividc tho property into
building lots and will erect 4 number
OF homes on the land. The acreage In
the tract and the pu-chasc price were
not given ont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
Lewis Cnse rostponed.

The case against r. II. lewis. unde,
arrest upon charge of violating :ho
Mann "h!tc-S!are act, wHs postponed
yesterday OWN. 10 the Illness, In Hope
vel, Of the alleged victim. May Wat
SON. alias May Lewis. Tho preliminary
nearing was 20 have come up yester-
HaE heIorc Commissioner FIegenheimcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
Du Pont Yacht Here.

T. Coleman du Points private Yacht
The Tech, arrived in Richmond yester.
day afternoon to meet his daughter
Miss Ellen du Font. who is on her way
home from extensive visit in Ken
lucky. The Tech was sent down from
Wilmington and Will probably return
home TODAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
WILL REPEAT ADDRESS
AT ALI. NORMAL SCHOOLS

From Fredericksburg, the speakers
will proceed 10 Iiarrisonburg. where the
addresses Will he repeated at the Nor
NAL School IT o'clock Monday night
Tho speakers Will appear again at
Farnviile on Tuesday night and a;
Radford on Wednesday night. In all
of the towns the addresses will be omen
To the general public.
Mr. Harrison and Mr.. Anderson will
10 accompanied 10 Fredericksburg to-
night by Secretary J. II. Montgomery,
OF the Cooperative Education Assoc!-
alton. The subject OF Mr.. HarrIson'.
address is Making Citizens THE
Education OF Kings Is the title Of the
address that will be made by Mr. An
dcrson.
ON Saturday and Sunday Mr.. Ander-
son VIII he Mr. Hnrrisons Euest at the
latter's country place In Fairfax Coun-
~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
Iu.urnncc ,Jcn M 49,,

More than $50 representatives. Of the
Southern department OF the New York
Life Insurance Company will meet at
the Jefferson Hotel this morning for.
n two-day session. Darwin j.. Kings.
ley. president of the company. and sew
eral other officers from tho home ONCE
will attend tho meeting The sess!ons
viii be occupied by discussions on mat
tsre pertaining 60 insurance IN all
lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

Adam y. JohTEon. elected CITY
Poundmastcr Wednesday by the Admin
istrative Board TO succeed II. r. Blount.
dismissed hy tho board. yesterday quail
fled before City Clerk Ben T. August.
His election was effective yesterday.
The board fixed the salary Of the
pouEdmaster at S3OC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
FIND DIFFERENCE IL
DIET OF INMATES

The commission went back 10 Mill
edgeville, Ga, and found that while
theoretically. the inmates and attend
ants had the same food. the attendants
took n liberal supply Of milk. and that
there was not enough to go around
When the government took charge Of
two wards in this asylum, eighty pa
TENTS were cured and no others con-
tracted the disease.
That the disease reapptars after a
cure has been seemingly effected. DR.,
Goldberg said was nothing strange. He
said that patient. undergoing treat
ment, and having the cause removed
was cured: but that going back home
he went back to the old conditions of
living, and hence the disease reappear-
ed.
In conclusion he answered q number
Of questions and asked that physicians
follow the simple rules laid down in
the talk and cooperate with the gov
eminent by giving reports OF the cases
dealt with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

Jnstic" Crutchheld yesterday dis
missed. she case against Marie Byrd.
color"d when che was arraigned in tho
iohre cour; IN charge OF stealing
Sis from the person Of J. W Reynolds.
Policemen Sweet and Dcrtucci orrn,t.d
he woman.
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jailed for Theft.

Hugh King. colored. was sentenced to
Jail for four months from the Police
Court yesterday on n charge of steal
Ing pair OF trousers from w NJ.
Eubank Policemen Bryant and Tyler
arrested him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
WIN Att.nd r. p. A. Couy,n,,on

More than 100 members OF pos: =.
Travellers Protective Association, cx-
poet to leave Richmond to-day at Q
o'clock 70! Newport News To attend che
twenty-hfth annual convention OF me
HtyR!n!a division. The convention,
Will probably DO tho largest over held
in the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

The next regular meeting OF the Rich
n,ond Railroad Club will he held Mon
day night. May Is. at Murphy's Hotel.
at $40 o'clock. Stephen Smith Will be
the principal speaker. addressing the
club on Cab. Signal and Automa tic
stop including an exhibit of the ramp
rail and wireless train control
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
stock Exchange Officers.

The Richmond stock Exchange. at
it's regular meeting yesterday, elected
the following officers: William H. Luck,
president Fred w. Scott. vice-presi-
dent. and Caskie G. Burch secretary
and treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
"Crackerjack" Stripes
lie a yard
An Unusual Wash Fabric Offer

"CRACKERJACK STRIPES" is known
very durable nlaterial-slightly heav-
ier than voile-and ideally adapted for
morning frocks, porch frocks, children's
wear, etc.
3S1o INCHES WIDE, and shown in a
variety Of large. medium and small stripes,
cluster stripes and the popular awning
stripes; each pattern in any desired color.
To-day--at first floor booth-about
1000 yards Of this material will be placed
on sale as BIG FRIDAY SPECIAL AT lie
y YARD.
Don't miss the chance thus offered to
stock a seasons supply besides to SAVE
MONEY. First Floor Booth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
Remnants in the Basement

Basement" offerings are usually BARGAIN
offerings and where there are many bargains
mere must be accommodations OF many REM
NANTS!
The Easements contribution Of Remnants for
to-day's sale. therefore. Ia enormous
All the most desirable cloths in most popular
colorines, in lengths adaptable for many pur-
poses, VIII be prominently displayed for quick
selection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
The Remnant Clear
Away Day

Remnants - but only Of OUR OWN
STOCK; we never buy" Remnants in order
to boost our Remnant Day sales; SO genu-
inc desire for its disposal is behind each
itenl--and price!
Of course, bigger lots of goods-some we
were able to secure at special low prices
will be found on sale. Therell be many Of
such lots featured to-day, making the day
doubly attractive to the bargain wise.
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Ser 3wsd Der idwar5sn siitr.

Die 9srDfientlihung Der Cite, nurd,
lpel6e gngIanb ben GeihdTts6ann
iibsr ameritaniids Jirmen oerbGnst,
bat in bieiem aanoe niht bios gnirus
flung, ionpern aud gefrsmOen errcgt;
lsBtercs ober audi in 2orOOn ielbit.
Der Saritt, ben bic sngliihe RssIss
rung setban bat, 1T iOgar in aOnOon
unoe' itdnblid, neil bas, mas nit Der
Hiits bs5pedt pirO, idon IdRgit unier
Der SanO seideben 1T, Denn idOu ieit
ldngerer 3eit iinD Wuureu, Die getpiiisr
Rem gDrter 6irmen bon austpdrtgsn
Gdrbsrn 3ugeididt u. Don ben 5irmen
nah ausfpGris psrihidt puroen, eetas
pert porbsn. SnfolssOeiien lam man
ingar In 2onopn ni6t De 'iteben, tpas
rum bas, mas bisber beimlih 9et9an
perben tpnnie, nun DOn @.glaao ielbit
on bic grobs 9lode sebdrst pirO, Sus
nal unter ben jesisen @erbdItniiien.
nd aGe aliirten 2dHber in u,itsrbanos
lungen ipeSen unterbringung BON 4ns
leiben in Rsn gort iteben.
Dir tOnnen als feititsbeno betrlhs
ten, oab bic englii6e Resierunq nit
ibrem @srfubreu eineu beitimmien
3tDed perfolsi, osnn es 1T nidt gum
Uersniesn seibebeH uno aud ritt
aus unbeionnener Rutfu6t, benn pie
snglif6e Rssierung sebt in alen ibren
Sdnolungen b0hit faltbliitis unb nit
einer beitimmten abiitt au Nsge.
Benn mir Don oieier YrGmife, RE uns
OoufdnSis erfpisfen iheint, ausg.t.n,
10 1T bic Solserung leidt gerus 5u
s;eben. Die fhtpor5e 2iite III cine bon
ben fpirtMdaftliden WaBreee.n. Die
sur Qtlsfiibruna beg angetiirSisten
planes oiren iolIen, zen aries nad5
'Becnbig,fng bes 2rieees fortsuisssu.
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grnte. sseines goIfes Yolitif lava
better fir fonimenoe Grfolse flnioirt
| icin ais iene, Die iintrrmdirrt lit hGt
aelunoem gauernbIiit. Das i:nb gun.
ScsaeroIjen, aui oeren 3uidirlmenbclt
nit ms mir itoI3e SoifnangcH bdi.
en- oiiricn, obne giiidtnlf UNI bod
gertraueit.
Mir BE iibertuunoene VsSrdnonib
ilub Die 81 peiter 5reibeii tIipryii'.
GrIoi,na oes balgariideu Doltsgs'
oonfens bietet bic 5abrt ron ysilsy
nad S,iia Elm ieines lanoid,aftil1es
0leidnib. Sn Iangianer uno uor'
iihtiser ,sabrt - als batrs ote gIii'
beno ntbu,enoe geaidine taiteHsc
Sdnbe, Sie ieoen Mioeritauh pora,is'
fiibIen pnb ic6es Sinoern'b bellsite
idlieben - iiberidlreitet D.. 3ns eis
neben 5riintuiern ncu umb feii crbaH
fe eiierbabnbriide nnS ipiilSet Iif'
3fuiiden ergeil imb iieiIen 5elslpail.
ben, 5piihen bartem @sitein me
iddlimenSen@eipiiiie burd bic NIT
Seruoae on mnIeriiden Giafhniif;id'
aeu reif,e gsiihaipdihliidt Smni.r
glaubt man: iest es niht mebr MI
fer, ieoer @eg in ole s5reibcit bat I'll
Gnbe, lno Der feuferi6c giieur'cls.
Scr oieeaiten idleppi, mub frlnbinsn.
nnrb Iieaen bIciben In oieiem fieien,
itcinernen aerter! slber RE Strait
Die Sa bebdhtig umo bebarriih arbei-
tet, fennt feline Hnbe uno rim ger5a'
aen. ,smnler tpieher itlnlieJi iih Ter
porlpartsbranqenoe @IutiDitle I'M Or,
tinSernecn Steiuuaiien ber.uH mp
bobrt iid burh Die 5inligrniB oef
;SeIsbohIen. Simmer raider iuio lel,l.
ter iuiro Der 9ltbem bieicr eiiernen
gneraic; Die falte, BON Tdmmerdn'
Gen eriiiIlie irno BON iuintenoen Sidr'
bIiden burhiiinfeIte Gnge fegirnt ~,
M ipeifen, Die ieiliernen Ssmunlngsn
neideu ,uriid, peridwinben; uno nj.
ilinfer Sobrt, I'M befhtuingten Brelio
iriihcr Grloiung, rauift Der bulgari
id,e 3us hinaiis in cine iddnr, ipeiis,
iruttbare, berrIihsebiiaelfe Sa!iG'
id,oit, Die BON blauen 8lan5traiin'er.
bitrtnoben uno frieolih iberib!:ii'
inert In Don Der Sonre.
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Die bsuti4s 5sersslei :

Die bsuti6s 5sereslei :
lung ertIdrt bic ensliide Sffeuiip
fir abgetban. Sas gei9iebt nit elmer
Yeitimmtbeit, tpel6e bic bodfte geadz
tung Deroisnt, ba es nitt gu BEN De
pflogeubeiien oss oeutichsH General,
ftabs geb0rt, anIibtsn, Die Hiht gut
besriinost iiub, gum 0ffentli4sn auss
brud gu brinssn. Sol9e pbantaites
reien, ME mir iis ppn ben aliirtsn Stes
resleituneen ssrDDbnt iino, oab iie con
Siegsn ipreh.U, rpdbrsno iie Rieoerlas
gen erIeioen. 1T man Don oeutIuer
Ssite nift gsu0hnt. an osm Srunos
fdb, bds beutibe 8olt niht nit idls
ichsn 5offnunsen gu tduihen, ionoern
ibm in allen 0insen biz refine Wa9r;
heit 5u iagsn, elei6Oiel fpis uuangss
nebm iis lautsnmag, 1T pdbrenb oisiss
&risgss nit Strsnes fsitsehaltsn mors
ben. Demnat porf man bic srfrcus
Iide Weloung, bag Die engliide Sfs
fcnItpe an Der CONNIE 5uIammense-
broAsn 1T. ais 5uDsrldfig annebmsn.
Die @HglGnosr freili6 beitreiteu Das
unb iagen, bab lie pisoer Don Neuem
anfangen perbsn. qber lie perbeu lih
leoiqli6 reue Rieoerldgeu Su3ie6en. %
lie an Der erpieienen 5batiaae nitts
dnoern t0nnsn, oab bic Oeuti6en ltart
esnug finb, UNI tie in S6at gu 1aIs
ten. Die Rufisn, bic ebsnfaQs ui4!
tpeiter tOnnen, ba6en in elmer lebers
fdipemmung beg Onisiter sGebistss Die
pilItDmmene Qu5reoe fir ben Gill.
itanb ibrer OffenIips gsfunDsn. Uie
perlautet, Dollen lie pier Dodsn paus
'!reH Bis bag SOhpafier iia Dertaus
ZEN BAT. mir gOnnsn ibnen bic Rube,
s;s tSnnen aber periidert iein, oab bic
Dsutfhen oieis gduis our6 einen
.rafiigen angriff uuf 9eroun gut aus'
niisen Deroen.
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Tuuiag, ben "a. Gulf 1916.
6oem 9elcaiie, Der bic

Wa boem Selcaiie, Der bic
ausfpGrtissn 2lngelegsnbsitsn SraEl-
reihs in ben arieg biniiberleitete, pom
polttii6en Sdauptas suridaet.eten
1T, folgt ibm iebt Sa5anoff. Der aas
lammen nit Deleaife ben &ries por6es
reitete. Delcdfes Riidtrttt tpar ni9t5
als cine iSluht Dor ben iyolsen ieiHer
ihGnolihen 5bat. gr lit iiber oas
llngliid eri9roden, in Delhes ar
5rantreib gebrdta bat uao bielt es fir
eeratben, iih ourd ieinen Rudtritt
ins pripatIefeH DOR Der 4brs6nuns,
bic pos fraSDiii6e Bolt nit ibm bal.
ten piirOe, 3u i4iisen. Was sd3a,
Eoifs Rldtriit 5u bebeuten bat, last
iih ni9t nit 9sittmmtbeit iagsn. Iun
tam nut annebmsn, oaB er ben &riss
fir rerloren bielt unb einsn Sepdrdts
Irieoen bsfiirfpprtcts, mas Der Gar nid,t
3ugeben pplIte, Der, pR ale gsiitis
minbernsrtbissn Meniden, nidt Die
rDtbiqe Giniidbt beiist, I'M aus elner
flli1en unb osFdbrli6en 8abn berausz
sutreten. Sn Disfer Qniift usroen mir
our9 bic 9erufung Gtiirmers eeitdrtt,
Der ni6ts meter lit, als eiHs Sfrsi.
beriesle, bic iich piflenlos in bic geFe5ls
bss 0oraeieBten fiist.
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Wts bic DafbingtOusr
Sspsi6sn mslpeu, 1T Der qrdiioent
snoIt9 gum gerDubtisin sstumnsn
baB GnglaNO tetnen 9ries aus bumas
nen @riinben fiibrt, ionosrn sinsn
felbitfiidtigsn 9anoelstriss, gu sem
3psde, Hi6t bios isinen Geinben, ions
bern aud ben neutralen adnbern ben
msltbanbel aus 6dnoen gu reiben.
Disfe giniidt tummt mertfpiirbis ipdt,
benn Idun pom eriten 5ags an, oa Der
ariss besann, mar uus gnsldnbs 9crs
balteH gegen uniere Ration feline Qb.
iidit beutli6 gu srieben. Qber roas
nil Der prdiioeut tbuH, natbsm ibm
bic srtpdbnte Giniidt setommen tii2
auf Der Steqe ben 9ertauf unb be
yelebnuns DON alliirten Staatspaptes
rem Dsrbieten, oamit gnslanD ni6t nit
unierem 9eloe 3ries eseen uns fii1rt?
Die qbiidtsn gnglanDs Durt gtlie.
buns Der ameritoniiden Sdfen geaen
feline Sdiffe berettsIn? Ti4ts DON
ullebem. gr piq gnglanb ROten 5us
fdidsn unb 3u Oieiem Mittsl nil sr
ereiien, obtpobI er jebt islbft 81. 5eitsbt,
bdB bic guttpOrt auf feline Roten er
besmal in elmer gr5bersn gsrseDaIti.
guna unIeres San6els beitanb. Inter
iDI4sn lmitdnosn 1T es bod Lnnl5s,
lid gu slaubeH, Dab Der praiibent ole
ebrlihe Gbii9t bat, Die Der. Staatsn
sn beihibsn. Wan fam in ieinem
Derbalten nur siur 9eftdtisuns Der DON
nus 10 baufig ousssfprOdensn aniidt
finben, bab ct bas omeritauiide 9oll
Dum geitsu haIt, inosr er abf4tIib init
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gnlsariides greitO.
Bon euSpia ganabOfsr.

Di. aieoer, bic elm BoIt Ii,b bat,
iinb 2ieDer Isinsr SssIs unS ieinss
@eiens. feiner Wiinide unb ieiner
2rdft. Gin ioldes 2ieb, bas tlingsnp
Don fetnem Bolt er5d5It, 1T bi. buls
sarifde Rationalbpmne. Sie 1T iein
eemGdlifes 4nbante, bas ii& obns
Disl aftbem iinssn ldbt, fOnbern Elm
frDbliher. raHig poriDdrtsftiirmenber
prsitDfaB, Der bsm 56rsr bas Blut
bsfeuert, Jpn aafriittslt su beiIiiaeIten
@ebauien.
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sapan int Sor.arid.

Jm .8sutlden Sassblait' bon Wir
Csraiilien) lefen mir. ~am IL. april
b. Z. lam in Rio has iapaniite
Saiff .gamato Tsaru' aus ROrfolt
an. Der frembe Dampfer battle eins
apblenlabuns bon 5000 sonnsn fdr
Das elsitri3itGisperi su 4usnOs gli'
reg an gorb. Oas Sdiff ertDsdis IN
Rio arobe Reusi.rbe unb ptsls lisben
i'd, nad bsm i.ltenen Sat bringsn,
I'm bic Ionberbaren Sariftsei6en. bic
an Der aubenpanb ansemalt parsn.
unb bic sslbbduiise Deiabuns gu BIZ
!radten. RatiirIit battle fowoN bisis
als aud bi. friikren Guhrten japanis
idsr Sdifi., bi. 8rafifisns Sdisn in
ben l.bten Sabrsstnien mitunter an'
li.f.n, einen re4t prattif4en 3psd.
9a bic snsIiIden .1unossssnoHsn'
Der SGbue glippons ibre eigensn
Sdiffs su sruppentronsporten, Wlu'
ritionss unb 2ebeusnittsiisnpunser
mad b.m Rrisssfdauplas benotbistn,
10 nebm.n japanif6e Rsebtr bic sutsn
igrattidss nit unb MAIDEN bdbsi.
we idon felt ari.ssbegiun, ein rtdi
aui.s @eif,d;ii: 4. brinssu iatani'
i4e probuits nat England, labsn
bort aoblen fir Siibamerifa unb be-
fra&t.n bier ibrs Sdiffe nit aanbes'
probu,ien. bic In Sapan sdu&t iptr'
ben. Die Seimfabrt erfolst. ipis Der
S6iffsfiibrsr bss .yamaio Waru"
.in.m 3.itunssbsri4tsritatisr In 9ue.
nos slir.s mittbeilis. auf b.m Wec.
burd5 ben StiIlen Ss.an. Sie Reiis
bss senannisn S4iffes fd nur eins
.prcbsfabrt", aber bdlb ntrben ans
bere unb aud sr0B.re iapanifGs
Sdiiie als .gamato Maru" bi,rbsr4
toinmen, Dopp.libraI6snbampfsr nit
elmer StunbsnssIdpinbisieit BON is
Se.meilen unb einem Sonnsnsebalt
bon 10000 9onntn. - Damn tpirb
Der ausfpruh zines braiilianif4,n
9agesIdriftiielers ni6t mebr 5utreis
fen. iponad a.in iopanijhes Sdiff in
Siibamsrita beuie cine 70 islisns grs
fdsinuns IN. mi. sttpa ptrfsr ~ fes
Satiriiers gbarlss bss Wlontssduieu
3siitn su paris'. SupaH. bas fMoh
el.id mad strisssbssinn bur6 bic
.miliidriIhe gsisbuns1 einissr beuis
f6r GibIeeinislu fpibsr bic Dtrtius
barung NIT England ii4 bic @riiden'
pfsiItr mad 4ujiralisn iiHeris, fpirb
iid aud mad bsm aritse nm papisr..
ne Doitrinen. ipis etpa bic Monro,s
Dottrin, pber bic aebrt bon Der eSiis
lihsn geitimmuns bts tnsliIdxn
DeItbsrrjhsrtbums iptnig fiimmern,
iophsrn bic itr.bfamsn CItafai.n iDers
ben fhmunssln. auf tinfa4e art ibrsn
sissnsn Wa9tbtrsidb aussebrtittt unb
bsm Iisben ptrbiintasn grpbbritan,
nisn sinise pfdbIe ins Glsii@ sstrie,
bne babsn. - 60 MAIDEN bic Sapansr
ma6r, ipas Elm ipsitblidsrbsr bsutiM.r
goIlsDirtbfhaitIsr ben aliirtsn idon
bulo na& arisgsbssinn aurief: Be.
trpaene Bstriissr atlsiammi'. glur ter
gelbe Monn i'm Often fam IGdklM,
btnn er bat ben DortbeiI bon benz
burd gepiunburi bsrnufbeitpore.
rsn Rritse.
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Gin outer mieter.

9sfu8 (5um Gtubiolul): -Mk
biItit Du's nit Der Metbe; beDatli!
Du prds Obtr poitnumsranho..
Stubiofus:- -Das ipsib Id NOD nidi
~ g ipSSus ia syt and 1eoual
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Dsitteln, bon benen Ct ipeib. bab lis
unipirtiam iinb. gesen Gnglano gu
Jelbe aiebt.
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spridmortes. bas Dor einiren syabl
bimoerten BEL uns IN llmTouf pcr:
Iiro Gin Bauer geboren 70 'pdtgit
6as Reid."
ssn Holen bab' ih ilnter tenShaa.
rem Der riiiiiiden @einngeJen oft oie
pielen bofit6mmigeu Wennnsgeital.
ten betpunbert, nm bic einc beutite
Seele oas ruiiiide @oIf beneiben
fonnte. @as i'd bort geieten babe,
bas ipurbe in eritannlihem Mabe ron
ben buIsnriiden 9ruppen iibertroi.
fem Die aonig sSerbinnno i'm 3itaocl.
lenbofe gu gliih Dor bem 9eutite,.
9uiier befilieren Iieb. Tas iparen sai.
men pie narihierenbe Maiiern.
prahtpoIe Wannsleiite, ffrctenb po1
arnft iinS Sugenb, jcoer tin Sbe.iI.
grenabier, inter ibnen feiner, Der cn
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-13

/. Said Dakota Central Telephone
Company shall supply to said city for
city purposes at such location as shall
be prescribed by the city authorities
free of cost to said city, eight tele-
phones, to be placed as follows:
One at city auditors Office, / at
chief of police office, / for fire de-
partment, l for city engineers office,
l for municipal Judge with extension
in court room in city hall, l at city
scales, 1 at sewer pumping station.
g.. The Dakota Central Telephone
Company, by the acceptance of this
franchise, which shall be accepted in
writing within thirty days after it's
approval, agrees that in cose the city
of Watertown installs a system of
fire alarms or police alarms, or both,
that it will connect the same with its
telephone system in said city and
agrees to operate the same free of
charge to said city, when connected;
it being hereby understood that the
city is to furnish and cause to be in
stalled any and all new equipment,
lines, conduits, ETC., necessary for
the installation of such alarm system
or systems at it's expense.
8, The city council hereby re-
serves the right to grant a like right
of way for poles, conduits, cables and
fixtures of any other telephone or
telegraph company when the said city
SO desires, provided the same shall
not interfere with the full and proper
use or rights hereby granted.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-13
THE FRANCHISE

Section /. That the right is hereby
granted to the Dakota Central Tele-
phone Company, a corporation, its
successors and assigns to install,
place, construct and maintain, for a
period of ten 10) years from and
after the passage and approval of this
ordinance, on, over and under the
streets, alleys and highways of said
city of Watertown, all poles, wires,
posts, supports, conduits, cables and
fixtures proper and necessary for the
installation maintenance and opera
ton of a telephone exchange and tele-
phone lines in and through said city
of Watertown, South Dakota, for the
purposes of supplying the citizens of
said city and the public in general
communication by telephone or other
electrical devices.
Section 2. That the said city of
Watertown expressly reserves all the
powers, rights and authority confer
red upon it by law in the matter of
regulating the use Of the said streets
and alleys for the purposes mentioned
in section one "a herein, and in the
matter of it's power to regulate tele-
phone service within the city and to
fix and determine the charges for
telephones and telephone service
within and connections.
Section 8. This grant is upon the
express condition that:
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-13

IssG.HEa-E
Miss Beryl Mather came over from
Redfield to spend Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.. Mather.
Howard B. Case, OFT the law firm
of Case & Case, made a professional
trip to Tolstoy last week.
States Attorney G. F. Sherwood
was over from Clark the latter part
of last week.
DR.. R. w. Mullin was down from
Florence last week, looking after
business matters.
G. E. Pope returned the first of
the week from Montana, where he
attended to business matters.
Miss Nellie Barker spent the
spring vacation with friends at
Broadland, S. d.
E. Al. Patterson, Of the South .Dako-
TIA Central, made a business trip to
! Sioux Fails last Monday.
M. Mathiesen, one Of Henry's mer-
chant princes, was in the city the fore
part of the week.
Money to loan on either city or farm
property. N. R. Baskerville. sat-
Max Fisher. Peter Lee and MAJ
lCoplan came up from Bookings to
spend the spring vacation with friends
in this city.
Prof. w. M. Mair, Of the extension
department Of the State College, is
devoting his time to Codington coun-
ty this week.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Guenther have
returned home from Petersburg. Fla,
where they spent the greater portion
LOT the winter.
Miss Mamie Grant arrived from
the twin cities last week tor q brief
visit with her sister LII this city, Mrs.
IQseaFla
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-13
Local Happenings

Frank Austin made a business trip
to Bruce last week.
Mrs. Guy Wilson has returned from
a visit to Minneapolis.
A. i. Foley made a business trip
to the twin cities last week.
M4s. A. T. Hopkins is visiting with
friends at Milbank this week.
Hon. William Trumm, Of Hayti, was
in the city the fore part of the week.
j.. w. Dongherty returned Tuesday
1ssrning from a brief business trip.
Mrs. C. A. Busby and baby have re
tnTaed from a visit with friends In
tie twin scities.