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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

unsettled: fishing poor.
Redmond--water high, clear fish
ing fair.
Bsrlin--water high. clear, snow
all rneltsdi fishing poor.
snoaualmis-wstsr high. muddy
surface fishing, trout lying deep.
parrington-watsr clear, medium
high. no fishing
North neud-watsr high. muddy
may he good sunday n no rain.
Lake Crssc<nt~-Watsr clear, warm
rain needed! few large fish caught
Entiof--water milky. medium
high. rising.
doid Bar-wstor low. clear: fish
ing good.
Water clear. medium high;
fishing fair; use salmon egEs and
flies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
Seppala Is
Winner of
Dawg Race

NOME. Alaska. April 49,
Leonard seppaia's siberian wolf
dogs arc again the winners to-
day Of tho Ail-Alaska sweep
stakes. having completed the
course yesterday In 30 hours-
~ minutes His ~ hounds
finished nearly two hours
ahead Of Fay DsIxens and his
- AIsska-bred msismutes.
Fred Ayers ~ fox hounds ran
third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

Mere man II In Dutch at tho
University OF Kansas. An an.
nouncement from that instisu-
ton states that male persons.
without the passport OF woman
escorts. viii be barred from bss-
ketball games In which the girls
participate. In consequence.
the stock OF Kansas goods has
scared rs high an the war ba-
bies IN Wall street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
AzEvED0 LOOKS like
TRAMP IN HOPPE MIX

SAN FRANCISCO. April 15.--Joe
Azevedo's temperance in Cali.
fornIa ring. after an absence OF two
years. has proved disastrous.
The one-time lightweight con
tender looked like a novice In his
bout with Willie Hoppe last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
GET READY TO
OPEN TRACK

SAN DIEGO. April 15.-Ffnal
touches to track, grandstand. pad
docks and betting ring were com
pleted today at Tijuana and every
thing is ready for the sound OF the
bugle to call the horses to the
post for the opening OF the races
today at 2:i5.
Enthusiasm is growing greater
as the hour approaches. Hotels
are suarmed with track goers- The
Jockey club officials are busy max
ing arrangements to handle the
crowds at the track tomorrow.
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Eyl -E 60
i1::@ a;
IEIA52:I3E4

NL1HY did Stanords great lose disasrously to
w Washington! This Is the question still being asked
in the rowing world. An has been forthcoming
from other than the beaten itself No sooner
the California boys back in Pao Alto than all sorts
OF offered and given for the loss
The herewith credited coming from that
all spectators rowing the ooxswain In this
is LYON. OF Stanford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
Johnny Williams. the pitcher who

Johnny Williams, the pitcher who
created sensation with the Sacra-
mento club when Harry Wolverton
had the Senators. and who later
went to the majors, only to come
back after flivverlng. has been re-
leased by Manager Frank Chance,
OF the Angels, after Salt Lake
turned him over 10 the p l.. Slow
ness In rounding into shape is the
reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
BASEBALL RESULTS

National League
At Cincinnati 4. Chicago 2.
At St Louis 8. Pittsburg 2.
No others: wet grounds.
American League
AZ Chicago Z. Detroit 2.
No others; wet grounds,
Pacific Coast League
At Oakland /. Portland 4.
At Vernon 2, San Francisco 8
At Salt Lake IL, Los Angeles 8
Other Games
University OF Illinois Z. Notre
Dame 2.
Rainier Valley 4. Youngstown O.
Chicago s, Vancouver /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
BROADWAY PILES up
the HIGHEST SCORE

Broadway. Ballard and Franklin
were returned the victors. Friday
afternoon. in the hi school baseball
games. The Pine street boys wal
loped Lincoln. to 1: Ballard beat
West Seattle. 9 to 3. and the Abes
bestsd the Quay nine. 5 to 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
NO CHANCE TO SEE
PICTURES OF FIGHT

WASHINGTON. April i5.-The
government has definitely determ-
ined not to permit exhibition OF
films OF the Johnson-w Willard fight,
recently taken at the Canadian
boundary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
SHENANDOAH is SUNK

LONDON. April 1.-THE British
steamer Shenandoah. 1856 tons.
has been sunk, II was learned here
today. Two OF her sailors are miss.
ing. II is believed she hit a mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
ARMY 0. KS POLO

Polo will be given official
recognition by the government.
The best teams In the army
Will compete In a national regi-
mental tournament. the first OF
its kind ever held In this coun-
try, at Washington, from April
Is TO 30.
Stables will be provided for
100 mounts, and two extra
fields will be laid out. Teams
from the Southern Pacific, Pa.
cific coast, New England. New
York. Pennsylvania. Western
and Middle districts Will com
pete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
No word having been heard az to

whether Roy Wolfe. outflelder,
turned over to the Giants by st.
Louis. Is going TO be on the Job
or not. Tealy Raymond Is now cast
Ing his eagle eyes In other direc-
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
THIS TEAM FAILS TO
GET SOUTHERN TRIP

COLUMBUS. O.. April 15.--Ths
Ohio Penitentiary Baseball league
opened its 1916 season In the pris-
on grounds here today. No. 1 team
played No. 2 team. The members
OF both squads, tho they frequently
expressed the belief that It would
put them in better form. were de-
prived OF the customary Southern
training trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

q q q
Captain Orme. naturally Of q rsrv-
Gus disposition. spilled the gravy
right off the reel. Orne Is one
OF those curious combinations Of
temperament and immense
physical strength who either
smash all opposltion and records
or fail utterly. He seemed un.
able 10 apply his strength. He
exclaimed after the race. Il could
not get going"
% % q
After orme he'd set the example
things began happening thick
and fast Stanford's bow oars
began to splash. They were soon
as ragged as raw recruit
Schwartz. at 3. lost form and
then time. Worth. az 2. who. I'm
practice. had iowed like q hero
In a school story. went TO pieces.
q q 8:
The next victim was Heron, vet.
eran of the triumph on the Hud.
son. And there YOU have the
story OF what happened TO the
Stanford crew as told by the
crew itself
u now develops that Les Darcy,
hIghly-touted Australian middle.
weight, IL not so tied up In the
army as some people. ourselves
included, may have been led To
have believed. II not tied up IN
the army. however. he seems
pretty much tied up In Aus.
tralia. SO much so In fact that
he has turned down an offer OF
$4,000 and expenses to take on
Mike Gibbons in ST Paul.
{; {; u
That he can get away II he 90 de.
slres is proven by the fact that
he has written Jack Kearns that
he win leave for the y. s. the
minute some kindly American
promoter places $4,000 to his
credit in an Australian bank.
{; q !:
Kearns, In reply TO the letter, stat.
ed that none of the promoters
over here were likely To do
stunt of that kind. even II this is
the year of promise, but for him
TO come on across the pond. and
he would find that the purses
and dealings would be to his lis.
ing.
{; {: {;
The sentiment 10 fast taking hold
in American boxing circles that
there is deal OF hot air about
Darcy--that he Isn't willing TO
come and take chances with the
Jack billions and Mike Glbbonses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
The Best
Teeth

Are those that receive
regularly the care Of a
Dentist and their own :
er's attention.
The reason that !
have such n large
practice Is because
when people come TO
me they send their
friends to me. and sell
dom go elsewhere for
dental work.
EDWIN .. BROWN
ID. ID. =.
Sfs first Ave.
Union Block
Open evenings until
. and Sundays until 4
for people who work.
Phone Main 3ste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

The soiflng beginner has to Be
links-eyed to keep track OF all his
slices and pull-shots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
Tina, he can get away II no 80 de.

slres is proven by the fact that
he has written Jack Kearns that
he win leave for the y. s. the
minute some kindly American
promoter places $4,000 to his
credit in an Australian bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
kearns, In reply to the letter. stat.

The sentiment 10 fast taking hold
in American boxing circles that
there is deal OF hot air about
Darcy--that he Isn't willing to
come and take chances with the
Jack billions and Mike Gibbonses
Evening journal., 1916-05-06
DR.. BISHOP Heads
DOVER Health BOARD
New Officers Are Arranging
Aggressive Cleanup
Campaign, May
IS to 20
SCHOOL CHILDREN
MUST BE VACCINATED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, May 6.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Laws. widow Of the late Alexander
laws. Of Dover, aged S5 years, died
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. l.. A. II. Bishop, on
Dover Green. She mas been i'll for
several years.
The new Board of Health met last
evening and organized by electing the
following officers: President. Dr. L..
A. n. Bishop; vice-president, Dr. E.
S. Anderson; secretary, treasurer and
executive officer Herman c. Taylor.
In view of an aggressive campaign
% be conducted the board ordered
all property owenrs to connect all
surface closets with the sewer.
Cleanup week was designated from
May 10 20 Goth After this time a
personal inspection Of the town will
1e made 10y the entire board, and all
persons not complying with the order
u ciean-up will be presented.
The subject Of smallpox was dis
-ussed and necessary precautions will
be taken against the disease. The
school Board has notified the teachers
hat children will not be allowed TO
come IN the schools unless carry
inga certificate of recent vaccination.
There arc no smallpox cases in
Dover.
Evening journal., 1916-05-06

For auto chances watch the Wants.
Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-05-06

TOR RENT-sTORE ROOM IN JOURNAL
Il Building Fourth sni shipley streets.
now occupied by the Morris Electric Co.
Early possession given. Apply Evening
JournAl once. sept27 m. w.s.tf
Evening journal., 1916-05-06
PAPFNT-TEAcHFHs MEET.

The Parent Teachers Association Of
Ilockessin met in the school house
Tuesday evening Mrs Irwin. Of VIII
mington. was to have addressed the
meeting on "Social Hygiene" but she
was prevented by illness Miss Marion
smith sang solo. Miss Marie Nier
and Miss Ethel Martin sang. Mrs. Viii
liam Little and Miss Emily Mitchell re-
cited. The association viii meet on
Nav lG To- discuss Preparedness"
Evening journal., 1916-05-06
FDGEMOxT on CAPE NAY ROUTE.

The steamer Edgemone hac been
chartered to ply between Philadelphia
and Cape May during the coming sum
mer. making daily trips. The vessel
is now being ove-hauled at Providence
and halls from Hartford. She was
formerly named the State Of Maine,
and traded from Boston to Provincial
norts She has accommodations for
900 passengers.
Evening journal., 1916-05-06
BAKE At TALLEYvILLE.

A parcel post and bake will be held
i'm Tallovville Hall on next Wednes-
dav evening by the Ladies' Guild Of
Grace p. +. Church, Brandywine nun
lred.
Evening journal., 1916-05-06
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

UNOR RENT-GOoD HOUSES IN della
IL ware City. Excellent transportation IA
cilities guaranteed. Rent and cost Of living
reasonable. For particulars. address. Secre-
tary, Board Of Trade. Delaware City. Del
aprte-tm.
Evening journal., 1916-05-06
w. V. Montgomery,

NO. ofo II ORANGE SIREET.
n. a A. Phone, SAP.
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Ereie YrdNe fiji Seras: Mittwod IS. Mopember 1916.

fiibl, Sen Elm Sang ourd Sen &C.
rGumigen Samburger glbetunnel
ni6t %onffommen laBt. @as ser
Sunnel fir Samburg beoeutet, oas
fommt ei1em beim S~eierabeno in
Sen 8erften uno Sabrifen in Sui
mdroer, Steinmaroer uno 81. @ras-
broof gum 8epuBtlein. 8enn Dem
Gunnel auf Der @am6urger Seite
elm enoloier i6maraer Menl6en=
ltrom entitromt: ale Die fleiBigen
Sdnoe, Die bafir Gorge tragerl BOB
au6 I'M &riege Die oeutide Snou-
ltrie meiter blibt, bob oeutl6er 9all-
oel nno @anoeI meiter geoeiben. Gin
Gang onr9 bic @erft- rl1o Sabrif-
anlager iiber5eligte mid, baB ai6
inn oritten &riegslommer an Ser
@amburger @aterfant emiig gebdm-
inert, geidmieoet uno %ge5immert
miro.
Sd batte mild Dor einem gafe
an Ser &eeperbabn nieoergelaiien, Inn
ct. Bauli utpie es tpeint unb ladt"
beoba6ten 5u fonnen. @eraoe Ser
glbbobe geeeniiber, ollf Ser bas Sc
berer16e 8ismarf 9enfmal prangt,
nno mo Ser u9ri6ter" 5u eineml
8ereiingungslofal altsgebout miro,
bas lpater aaes in oieier @rt. bis
fer OagepeIene in Sen S6attcn
itenen ion. @ie I'M n&ino" 5ogert
Sic 8ilber inn bunten &~nleiooifop
an mir boriiber. @uf einrnal Elm
fleiner @uflauf. sSm @dniemari1 ia.
men 5tpolf nit BEN ngilernen" ge-
l6miidte @lauiaden baber. 4Ge Die
brennenoe 3igarre in Ser Sano.
aber feiner fprab Elf @ort ODER
per5og cine Miene. Stltmm mar
id)ierten iie babin, fiibrten S6leifen,
S6longenlinien Mhten nip. aus
nno peri6ipanoen nrter aagemeiner
Seiterfeit. Sebt aber Elm GROCER
Iuflauf. Ius Der Serne erflingt
Mulif. Der rotbemiibte 9ienitmattft
fdBt ieinen @anofarren NIT Ben
GeiIeforben i'm Stid, elm ~fliegenocr
SAMPLER feline @urfen uno iogar
oie 3eitungsfrall fiimmert Iib nibt
mebr I'M ibren Stano. Iae ellen
Dem &egiment elltgegen, oas nit
MaidifengetDebren, 8oulai6fano-
men unb 8agagefpagen beitaubt bon
elmer Selboienltiiblng fommt.
2ange LAB id an bieier gfe unb
lieB oas ct. Haiili=&riegsiommerle-
ben an mir poriiberSieben. Iber
INNER nno INNER mieoer fiel mein
Bid auf Die GieIengeitalt oes Heden
aus Dem Sahienmaloe, Der, anf
oas Shtpert geitiibt, 10 furhtlos uno
fraftpoa baitebt, als Donte er ia
gen. a2aBt MIR gut fem, mir lperoen
,es ihon MAIDEN"
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lsOf nadj Der alien 9eimat.

Sic ndditen neutraIen Compiler.
Die Goitfaden fir Deutidlmo unS
Seiierreid-llngarn BON GGeiD Dorf
m~itnebmen iino:
nariitianiafioro", Bergen, Cams.
tag, Is. Hopember.
n6caig OIap". Copenhagen, Com
nerltag, 90. Nopember.
uStofbolm", @otbenbure, Cams
tag, 2. 0e5ember.
n5reberid VIII" Copenhagen.
5. DECEMBER.
limited S~tates", Copenhagen,
SaturOaD, 8. DECEMBER.
a9ergensfioro@, Bergen, Samltag,
8. DECEMBER.
IS 1T notipenoig, ben Namen Gee
betreffeloen 9ampiers groB uni
oe.tIidl auf Dem 9riefumihlag u
uermerfen. Sober Yrief Ioate ser.
art marfiert meroen, oa er lonlt bel
Ieid)t auf ncutralen 9ampfern befor'
bert miro, Die englifhe Sdfen anlml
fen.
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an bon refleftierenben &ontraftoren
entgegengenomrlen peroen, Die Sin
aebote merben am Is. DECEMBER ge-
offnet.
SIM 9unbesgeri6t 81 2areoo
muroen "a @nfloeen lpegeil
S6mlggelei BON Wescal, Opium
nno an6ern Mrtifeln erbobel1.
6. g. '&ipIeD bon Soniton,
BrGiioent Ser Sartta Sc 8abnL fat
erflGrt, baB Die gr0Beren teraniIden
gilenbabnen bas @oamion @dt=
ftunoen : @eies mabrl6einli6 i'm
@nn6esgeridt 51 Sort @ortb nod
ite ISOLDE befampfen peroen.
- Son Ser &ii1te fer miro gemel=
set, oob oas Sroftmetter BEN @emii-
legGrten lrrr menig S6aoen stge-
fiigt babe. Mns 2areoo idreibt man
iogor, oos falte @etter tperoe fir
sic ilngen 3miebel 1tno onoeres @e-
MITE bon groBem @ert fem, ga es
oas l1nge5iefer, mie eauie nno an-
oere Shd6Inge tote.
@ouberneitr Serguion nno
@ouperneltr @bitman bon Seem Oorf
iinb geitern I'M Slice Sotel 5l 5oit-
iton 5uiammengetroffen. 2ebterer
iaete sic ,Mili5iolooten Iebnten iid
oanod), 10 idneG pie moelid nod
Sauie SIT fommert.
Sn Dallas tit cine Sralt 4nnie
&eece t%otgefroren. Die Srau mobnte
anein nno ideint ii6 in GROCER Scot
befnnben 5u baben. Sic bate boaig
ungeniigenoe 9leioung utto gett5eug.
- Stir 6ie 9u~sItenung in Cor
bus gbriiti Die bonn 90. bis gum %.
Nobember it%ottfinben ion, merben
g~roBortige gorbereitlingel ~getroffen.
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. $.

Gle fir ben $4,000 gfnbau
an 6os Iarirulturo[ anb @ehoni-
col Gonrae ertmorfcren GIGne iino
i'm Bon Depnrtement SIT s(uitil
cingetroffen: md Snipeftion mo
@epiaiauna ser gntuiirfe iperbea
fpfort Inqchote einaeforoert neroen
Die Gpesififotionen fir Dos
lleiie @ebSirse Der Comb Office, Def.
fen Grrif,+'na eftDo S250,000 TO.
item fol-, iino Bis gum 20. Nouember
fcrtig uno fonnen bon oieiem Gage
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al6neiman9e(.

Die rBirfdepiia Wjebomoiti" bonn
6. Muguit fdreiben: Die Meiibena tit
no5 fpie Dor obne Mraneimittel. Ois
preife fir bersletden geben nidt tdes
Iih, {pnbern itiinolid in Die 90k.
Mber bon ben preifen ipolen mir gar
ni9t reben. Die Mpotbeter baben uns
elaublide @9pierigteiten. UNI 4rSneis
mittel gu erbalten. Bon bielen, obns
bag man friiber gar ni9t eriitieren
tonnte. baben 4er5te uno pbarmaaeus
ten gana pergefen, pie es ausfiebt. Sn
einem &ranfenbduA beriArieb Elm Mr5t
Salicpl; es mar tpeber in petersburg,
nod in Mosfau auf3utreiben. Der
gleifen fpmmt obne gnbe por. Sc
sibt fein Dermatol, tein llrptropin,
tein Nipirin. Rtdt einmaf bic 4pos
tbeten erbaIten demiI9e prdpdrate tit
Originalberpadune.
Der .Neuen 3iir9er 3eitung1 pirf
aus pufdlap (Graubiinoen) 9emelbet
oab in LETTER 3eit beinabe tdglid itolie
nifde Deferteure, portpiesenO 4lpini
in puf6lap anfommen. sic treffer
~einaeln uno in Gruppen elm, gum Sci
unldBli9 zines ibnen betpiaigten ur'
taubes, gum gr6Bten Sell aber biret
BON Der JrOnt aus Der @egenb oss 50.
male, mo fe nadts entfpi9en unb il
gefahrlidem uno miibfeligem Marfd
iber Die nod tief perfdneiten Berg
famine auf Sdpei5er Gebiet gelang
.fno.
Die @r0bs Der 3eit ssise fi4 q
Der Gront I'M 8efeblen nnb Grrinser
oabeim i'm Sdpeisen unb Gntiassn!
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Gaeiar @ebrbabn bon Seem
Dorf, Der Wanager Der @amburger
4osmosRinie, bot in Campo, Sla.,
Go~rfebrnngen fir Die aonItrliftion
bon Dofs ~eettoffen, an oenen nod
Dem &riege S1iffe elmer neiien 81
ME, Die 5000 Sonnen-O ampfer 5fpi.
Iden Galparaifo iotpie anoern fiiO-
amerifaniiben Safen uno Sam-
burg pia Eampa laiifen laiien miro,
anlegen iollen.
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Tfe Northumberland

Die aleinhanoler -9reiie fir
Buter iino in Seem gorf auf 34c
uno 35c pro Gfuno geitiegen uno
es lit abioIut feline Mltsii6t porba-
ben, bob Die Danfiagungs : gogel
biaiger peroen fonnten. AuBerbem
Iaifen Die Bis iett in ben SanoeI
g%efommenen Yuter bel 81 piinlben
iibrig; iie Ioaen flein nno maser
fpif
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Ser aeiuiiienhafte 9ambitmrmmann

BUR @~ufitelung Der &riegsltamm-
rolen babe ih Den neli eingetroHe-
mem uualtsgebilbeten 2moiturmlelr-
ten Srage5ettel CUR @rsfiillung ibrer
Berfonalien gegeben. Sinter .an-
5abl Ser ainoer~ ldreibt elm Wann:
,9rei unS ems fomrrlt gleid."
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t,okdIes.

&abrideinlidJes &etter.
S;.f San Intonio uno umgegeno
Seute abenn unb 9%onneritag
flar uf1o iparmer.
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2BSavGts 2Serschf
Nnmmmnue
Saumwole.
San antonin. Ser, 1917 Cts.
@alpelton, seitern, 20.60 @ts.
EutfpuTameu= EruDufte.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
San 9tntDniu, Seq, Is. 92on. 1916 =
@rime Grube Cotton Seeo Oil IS
ans -t sh.il9lf
9ictp gprf, 10. Sob. = Spot $3.50
Bib; Nobember, $11.90 nnD $11.95;
9e5ember, S11.S5 mo $11.91; Sauuar,
$11.95 unb $11.97; SebrIar, $11.9o
unD S12.02; Mdrs. $12.03 unb $12.O5;
9lpril, $12.04 uno $12.O6; Mtai, $12.15
unb 1926; SUM, $1,000 uno $12.25.
Surm-GrDDnfre
San antonio, Ser, is. giop- 1916 -
Butter .25hc Der Bfb.
gier (nur friide) SO. l. 35c per 9bo.
SO. 2. zoe per 9bo.
5iibner ........ 14c-20e per Rfuno
Egrteps ..............21c per Rfo.
Wei3en -$1.95 per 8ul1el
Aorn .......... $1.18 per 8uld)eI
5afer SAC per 8uI1el
ARu ....-. ....-. 1l4.uC Der 2DIIte
Uemiie.
aartoffeIn, California, 1925 uno
$3.50.
eiBe aartoffeln. @bite Dam. $1.75;
Bumpfin Yam, $1.75 uno $500.
3piebeln, California. 1915.
8phnen, Crime. 1925 per guidel.
Somaten, Seras. A SCRIBE. 85c unb
90c.
gtabiesden, Acc (. / 9bb. <@iinoeI.
g%llImentohl. &c un6 Il per Yfo.
9obl, $500 per Crate.
@riiner Yfeffer, 75c per SuI6el.
Sellerie, soc un0 90c per S1tbeno.
Yeteriilie. 35e per SBb. sBiinoel.
Gopfialat, $2.75 II. $500 per Crate.
@elbe Wur3eln. 40c II. soc per 9so.
Gantnlollpe5, S~tanoar0. 1925 per
Crate; Gonn. Toe per Crate.
@ierpfIan5en, S1.25 per 9ufdel.
SquaIb, 75c un0 85c per 8uIdel.
Spinat. 75e per Duifel.
ORA. $1.00 fir @ufheI.
8eeten. Acc per 9sp s5nnoel.
@feerrettias @lrsem per Rfo. 1910
@urfeu. per Crate $500.
|ieB Marft.
Gan Nntouio, Ser, is. Hpb. 1916 -
Giibe $4.35 bis $6.75.
Gdlber $4.35 Bis $500.
Odfen $4.75 big 5000.
gulen $4.60 nno $4.75.
ct. Qonis, Is. Sob. 1916. - Ginoz
| bieb. SerassGie s. 80 biz $500.
Gdfpeine $3.50 Biz St0.10.
SGnte.
Ehipere uont GfIadlter ......22 Gre
9eifte otm Sflaffer ........2 90 gfg
@riin acialsens 49, Tts
Selle.
Rolf UNI ai6s ...... 90 Ga
Nnaorns Sieqen. per Pfb. ......10 gts
! Tuopras 3iegeu befG1biat -. 5 gH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-15
Beoiunng 0ur6 Ole Waler Wer6e.

Comfort = 6reuen Sic ib nubt iiber Die tpanberbure arnft. bic
our1 uniere 5nei groBen Bump -Stationen enttpidelt miro, lDie
iiber 6ie 1tngepobnIide 2eiIhlngs Jabigfeit unieres iber 300 Nei-
len langen &obren : SDtenls, burd neIbes oas 8aher mad 6n
entlegeniten gegenoen Der Staot geatet miro2
Comfort - Saben sic ie al ben ltnteribieo gebaht, Ser betebt
5miiden ehnen unnry mir baben Waler" 1nb Der 8erforglng ourd5
Elm nnibertrofenes @anertperf gpien2
Comfort ,gine gooeponne rnuB in elmer Nfinute geflnt her=
ben! lit inner Wfotto uno bierburb miro Der tpirflide Comfort e~
5eugt; es lit en tpirfides 2eben nno ihbt af Der &0be Der ireng=
item Sefonorne uno auBerien g8irfiamfGt.
Comfort = @ompetente 2eute, Die Sic in ben 8ereid elmer IN
onder groBen Met unibertroffenen @dHer @eriorgang einfib
rem. Gpmfprt.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-10-26

The two year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Jennings, of
Fort Pierre, died the day follow
.ng an arcid@rt, in which he was
struck by a ratt'e snake.
AZ tie eject on tie com ng
month voters OF Pennington
couldy will vote upon the qlse>-
iion Of issuing bones in the "a
mount of S23O. .0oO. for the pur-
pose Of - II Edirg county war
rants
Miss Carrie Quigg has resign
ed her position as deputy coun-
ty auditor and left Wednesday
afternoon fer IL visit with her
mother at Aberdeen. Dms Odle
has accepted the position nude
vacant in the auditors office
Font Pierre Times.
Three weeks after the failure
Of the bank at Oaroma. practi-
calIy half of the claims of the
creditors had lcen paid, and the
rest will hc hant'jed as fast as
proofs OF claims are fried. If all
the claims ale not paid within
thirty days after tie failure, it
will be the fault Of the creditors
and lot OF he guar
anty fund. Which indicates that
on the fn II actual test of this
law, If has proven practica and
Mcsdamcs G. II. Scott and S.
Q. Burns OF Bunker were call
ed to Mt Vernon yesterday by
Il message informing them OF Il
serious accident to their father,
Leon r. Sherman G. III. Scott
took Them to Stamford and they
departed over the Milwaukee
from that place. Miss Belle
Phillips was an arrival im Mid
land last Friday morning. from
North Carolina and is visiting at
the home of her brot her, c. w.
= phillips. Lum stated that they
were very near strangers,
this beng the first time they
have seen each other since he
left North Carolina twenty years
ago Midland Mail
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-10-26
DESPONDENCY

When you feel discouraged and
Respondent do not give up but
take dose of Chamberlain's s
Tablets aiad yonl are almost cer-
tain TO feed all right within
day or two. Dependency is
very often due to indigestion
and biIiWlsness, for which these
tablets are especially valuable.
ObtainabIe everywhere.