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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-04
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In the midst of wars turmoil Japan succeeds in keeping an eye closely on business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-04

Norman Carmieh-. Il, of Clifton, at- teIfed the ball .me kere last Sun d4S a"einoon.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-04

MS. W. A. Moore and children returned home this wee< fir ,m LnDs Beach where they nave been enjoy ing the summer Mou .hs.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-04
CLlkTON IMES FINDS
 PEkN'S THICK IS BEST
We'll Known Santa Ana Roof ing Contractor Praises
 Famous Tobacco

"PENN'S THICK is the best chewing tobacco I have ever used.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-04

Now is the time for every man to go in for clean politics.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-04

Howell-Why does your wife con stantly sing "Oh! To Be Nothing?"
 Powell-I guess she is thinking of her age; at the rate she is marking 1t down it will soon reach that figure.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-04

Chas. Johnson returned O.. TIes Say t,om sevecal weeks visit with relatives in Texas.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-04

Mr. Marshall, druggist :or the A. C 70. has purchased aGd :afer pcssess.,n of toe cosy home on D. hill formerly owned by r. c. Blick ensdorfer. :
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-04

Chan. L. Alt, of Cliftcl.. was in M. rci,u this week calling oL friends.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-04
15. MOTenci Leader

Chan. L. Alt, of Cliftc1.. was in M..rcl,G this week calling or friends.
 Chas Johnson returned O.. Tues Say ncm a sevecal weeks visit with relatives in Texas.
 Norman Carmiah,. Il, of Clifton, ae- telfed the ball g .m'e here last Sun d4s 8 |eInoon.
 B. A Jennings, of Douglas, auditor for the Phelps-Dodge Co.,, spent 5ev- eral days in camp this week in the in- rc-est Of the company.
 scotty Brubakcr, cashier of the P. D. NJ. Co. sto'e returned home on Tuesday after several weeks visit wiI!, his family t.t Long Bench. Calf.
 MS. w. A. Moore and children returned home this wee1 fir ,m Long Beach where they nave been enjoy ing the summer nou.hs.
 MT. Marshall, druggist :or the A. C 70. has purchased aad taken pcssess,n of tde cosy home on D. hill formerly owned by r. c. Blick- ensdorfer. ,
 A gathering Of the members of Mo renci Ldoge I. O O. F. OF next Wednesday even'ng will be Of unusu- al interest when they will enterta in Dr. J. G. Belt, Grand Master of the state and Geo. A. Milry, Grand Secre- tary from Phoenix. The entertain ment committee has arranged for a social time in conclusion of the regular meeting.
 The general public has been con siderably aroused during the past week over the promiscuous shooting and hilarious revelry that has been going on during the whole night, dis turbing people during their sleep On Wednesday evening in particular a perfect fussilade of shots disturb ed many and all are wondering the reason that these occurrences are allowed to exist. Several years ago a bunch of deputies were hired special on New Years Eve to arrest anyone disturbing the peace by shoot ing firearms, and this was on a night when the public expected noise of al kinds. There is absolutely no reason that these revelers be allowed to en danger lives on the hills and accord ing to the many opinions voiced dur ing the past week something must b' done to stop this shooting.
 A program of unusual interest ant certain to please all who enjoy thu movies has been arranged for mex week at the Morenci Club. On Mon day evening the third episode Of tn Social Pirates will be shown, wh1l on Tuesday evening Pauline Fredericl will appear in The Spider. special entertainment has been al ranged for Wednesday evening Wne
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12

From Ice hockey to roller polo Is
quite jump, to be made in one night.
But 1t was negotiated by Bobbie
Loxen, speedy second rush of the In
dianapolis team which played here Sat
llrday in its first appearance Of the In
diana State Polo league season, and
he Immediately became a star.
Loxen's home is in Boston and he
was a devotee of ice sports as d
youngster. becoming known over Mas
sachusetts as a star skater and hitter
in hockey. He had never been on
roller skates and did not know the
POLO game except from the spectators
bench.
illness Causes Shortage
Down in Taunton, Mass, a sudden
players, one Of the teams having
illness caused shortage of polo
players, one of the teams having only
four men available. Needing man
for the rush line, they sent for Bob
HE Loxen because he was star at the
hockey game.
1T was my first time on rollers and
! sat on my neck hall of the time"
says LOAeH dS lc lcllS, viii many
laughs, his first experience In rolo.
Every time | offered at the ball. |
hit the floor and missed the ball. 1t
seemed to be that | sprawled on the
floor once in every minute Of play and
after the game felt like anything but
trying the game again."
Loxen's ability to drive the ball with
great force and from almost any po-
sition, made him valuable in polo and
even though his first experience held
little physical comfort for him, the
manager Of the Taunton team pursuad-
ed him to stay with polo and drop ice
hocky. He played the bench part
of that first season, finishing with an
amateur team and proving a big sen
sation before the season ended. The
next year he entered professional
polo.
He Wins First Rank
His speed and hard hitting won him
q place in the first rank at the outset
and he never, through decade OF
steady playing, lost the admiration of
the fans Of the eastern towns, for his
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12
VAR-NE-SIS HELPED
NEW HAVEN MAN
Pain Of Rheumatic Joints Responded
After Other Remedies
Failed.

Vim. e. Goss, of 1O4 Olive street,
New Haven, Conn, Is enthusiastic
about Var-ne-sis. He said:
II suffered from rheumatism of the
joints for five years. l was in con-
slant pain most of the time and was
unable to sleep or find comfortable
position. My hands and fingers were
stiff and sore. My knees were very
stiff if remained quiet any length
of time ! had great difficulty in 60
ing up or down stairs. My legs would
cramp and swell.
Nothing in the form Of medicine
seemed to help me in spite Of going
before clinic for treatment.
Four months after taking Var-ne-
sis l was well man without a pain
or an ache. am recommending Var
ne-sis to all sufferers and cannot
praise 1t too highly.
Send to w. A. Varney, Lynn, Mass,
for the STORY of Var-ne-sis." Get
Var-ne-sis now at Thistlethwaite's
drug stores and all reliable druggists.
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12
OUCH! MY BACK!RUB
LUMBAGO PAIN AWAY
Rub Backache Away With Small Trial
Bottle Of Old "St. Jacobs OIL"

When your back is sore and lame
or lumbago. sciatica or rheumatism
has you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get
small trial bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour a
little in your hand and rub it right on
your aching back, and by the time you
county fifty, the soreness and lame
ness Is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. 1t takes the pain right out and
ends the misery. 1t is magical, yet abb
solutely harmless and doesn't burn the
skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica,
backache or rheumatism so promptly.
1t never disappoints! ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12
STORY OF BOBBIE LOXE'YS RAPID RISE
FROM ICE HOCKEY PLAYER TO POLO STAR

accurate shots at the cage on long and
short drives. He is not an expert roll
er skater, but has speed and weight
and knows how to handle the ball
Loxen stands six feet tall. Ted
Lewis about the same and Fred Jean
no less. Then there is DR.. Heller Hall
Harold, at halfback and the lndianap-
oils team stands as the big combina-
ton" of the league, floor quartet that
will make the Richmond lads look like
a lot of school boys In size.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12

1T is very apparent that Mr. Edison
has achieved very remarkable result
in being able to re-create tones of the
human voice and orchestral instru-
ments exactly as they sound in the
original performance with the quality
of tone which had hitherto been absent
from the reproduction made by talk
ing machines "-Pittsburgh Leader.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12
PUPILS TO HOLD SALE

Pupils OF the Sixth grade at the Bax-
ter school will hold a Christmas sale
from until 6 o'clock Friday after
noon when toys, Christmas cards and
homemade candy will be offered for
sale. the proceeds to be used in pur-
chasing pictures for the building.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12

A recently patented sanitary shaving
brush has aspon ge. instead of bristles.
and the handle is made to contain
soap.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12

"As the artist sang from time to
time. she paused, permitting the rec
ord to be heard alone-one could not
be sure just when she sang or when
she did not, except by watching her
lips."-Richmond Item.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12

There we're two voices in the au-
ditorium now. Here it became evil
dent that, altho Madame Rappold
was sing her voice was matched so
perfectly by the voice in the cabinet
that it was impossible to distinguish
between the two."-MinneapoIis Daily
News.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12

"A convincing demonstration Of the
power of man to produce tone from an
instrument so perfectly as to defy de-
lection even when compared side by
side with the tone of the original pro-
ducing artist '-MusicaI America.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12

1T was virtually impossible to dis
tjnguish her voice from the phono-
graphs Recreation Of it"-Los An.
geles Times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12

The secret of the new photograph
Is IN the fact that Edison has been
able to reproduce the overtones in
musical sounds. These overtones OF
which the domestic monographs have
SO long been deprived, are apparently
the intangible essence Of music
New York Tribune.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12

Impossible to distinguish between
the singers living voice and it's Edi-
son Recreation by the instrument
that bears the stamp of Edison's
genius."-Boston Herald.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-12

Singing with the Edison laboratory
Recreation of her own voice, so ex-
actly was it like Miss Miller's voice In
tone. quality and enunciation that it
was not possible to tell one from the
other. Detroit Free Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-04

Glrsldruns iiber Gi~aeut1imeridaft, @efdats.
%fithrnng, Girtulatiun u. I. H., %nrrlanet nod,
benz &ongrcR (. Gcict non, "a. .Ausuft 1912.
Sor per 9enotrat". beralseeaeben tdgIid.
.(4ttel Deg 9lattes)> (tpie oft)
alisgcrpnme1 Mlontaes, 5t Davenport, Sa..
lypftault uuo Gtnbtl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-04
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ber5serrcibenb, ben Sdmmer tG9li6
Dor Mueen an baben. Osnnpb rietb
Otto niat oosll, 2ie5bstb in cine Mnz
Itolt 81 heiNaen. Die i.ills, lanIte,
barmlDis Nrenie mar in Der Mube pes
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ben be1er aufgebober. ais IN elmer
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alitb BON 2ieiel oas elte.
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boB 9tuB seltorben mar. Sen 500
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bic uriaGe ieines Sobes 19rieb 1ie
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sebe ilr cut.
grft na9 Sabrsn erfubr Die 5amilic
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eines temperamentpollsn Spaniers, ber
1td aua UNI @laires Gunit bsmorben
bate, g%eltorben nor.
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ni9t aus ibrem 1ralmleben auf. sic
nidte nur, lprad einise perniinftise,
riatis ssbadte sdbe uro slitt miebsr
in bas Nei9 ibrer Wabnibeen, in Dem
nad ipie ppr Der tleine Sobannes als
MaeinberrI6er resierte, ouriid.
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tim bergab ging. 9as lebte llnsliid
bate ibm ben He1t segeben, i'm inner
lih sebroden. @r idleppte iid nun 10
auf ieinem 6tpd babin. @pqar Der
tur5e Weg gu Martla Symmetrical
purbe linn beidperlid.
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8ette unb murmelte abgeri{Iene @GBe
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ter" Die Ra9esDttinnen batten
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tonnte mi1Ietl, Dus allies ibrer uner=
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5etii9 nit ben tb0nerncn Tiiben! nit
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1toben, ebe es gu 1pdt mar.
&ein @9ulosrempel tit 10 groB, 70
eomplteirt, oab es nt9t aufsebt III
(fnrtfehrn1n fnIntI
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-04
fir 1. Sftober 1915.
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fir 1. Sitober 1915.
(gnttpeber 1. spriI ober 1. Oft.)
ben sp sor a9eii lmt p'' stoat ,IuS D'0 en,,,, If, n erfa Iss
fperlol,li6 :: s. aattner. Der iad1oem er ,se-
t tet Saa 81 ED %si5s 1gari %SspOnis asa ,;HS log
ner) oes Ser 9emofrat" (1itel beg @lattes)
T. mp oaB oas gsatfoIgenoe mad fcinem bez
ten 8iHen llltb @Iauben, eine neutrality-suspicious.
fbdftsfiibrling ,Clro tuerul Elm tdalibes gIatt.
oe @irtlIatior) II. I. 10. boritebenber 3eitulg
an Dem borftebelto 81 fi1oenben Datum 1T, ipie
es bpm ao1areb : @eteb bonn "a. @lsuit 1912.
mo 9se9llatione1 5i firoen lit, bic auf bic
Mildieite bieies Sorllulars seorltdt i'll, bers
lanet miro, ndntIif
olssebers, sdriftIeiters, ebef . s9riftIsitcr
unb @ef6dftsfiibrers 81 finoen fino.
eeralsaeber: S. Glider @rl1lfina 60.
S6rtftleiter: @llftab 9onalS, 9abenport, So.
Gbef s6riftIeiter: &eirer.
8ef1dftsfiibrer: S. S. 2attner,
Sabenport, ga.
q Sab sic Gisentbillner ii1b. (Malneu unb
Ihreffe1 Der i1bipiolelcrt @i9entbiimer, ober
iuenn cine aorporatio,r, game unb gsanen uno
5ent beg MftieniapitaIs ei9ner.)
s.. Glider Hrtntins Go. (Sne.), 9abenport.
VO. Sl1UeC, SQDeltpDrl, SSOtOQ
Sreo y. Glider, 9abenpprt, Soua.
- Sab Die befannten Shulbbriefe. Gigens
tbiirner, Sbpotbefer ober atoere Giberbeitert,
ODER 1 Nrosel.t ooer 1nebr beg Gefarnmtbetra>
ges Der Sbulobriete, 9bpotbefen ODER anoerer
Siderbeitel1 baItenber 8erionen fino. (Menn
teilte, erfllre man eS.
German Sabines 8anf, 9abenport. Soma.
y SAB Die beioel1 bi6t borftebenben Sara.
grapben, tpel6e Die gsamen ber gieentbiimer.
a%ftiondre uno Si6erbeiten.gefiter, iuenn es
folbe gibt, nitt nllr bic 2iite ber Mitiondre
ltrb siderbeitenbefber, tuie ie in ben @ii6ert
Der Gon1parb fteben, er1tbaltenz fonSerrt aud. in
ten : BETTER in ben 8iiberr, oer COMPANY aIs
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erf9ei1te1t. bic ,yta1te1 BET gserion ODER aorpos
ration, fir iuelde folder Iruftee banoelt, anr
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sbleaet1oen betreffs Der %llnitdnoe ullb 9ebin=
al1ae11 eirf9Itebei1, inter pelben aftiondre
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giitern Der gpmpanb aIs Srl,itees erffetnen.
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als bona .fibe Giaeitbiimer balten, llno bob
oiefeg 3eleniBableaer ieilen @rnnS bat, ,au
location ooer &orporation iraerlO Elm hireites
ooer i11bireftes Snterefe on ~befagtent Iftien,
%fapitaI S6nlbbriefen, ober Giterbeiten bat,
alS tpie bon ibm aneegebet.
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Der MMsgabe %berlalft, ober burh bic Goft .ober
alf anoere .gSeife an be5ablt babenbe Mbpnnens
ten aDgeliefert, tudhrenb Der benz borltebenben
| Datum bprbergeberben feds Wfonnte lit: 1892
(9tefe I1eabe ipirb MIR bpn tdgli6en
3eltlineer berIa1at.)
8. s. 2attner, @effdftsfibrer
Clnterf6rift bes S6riftIeiters, SeraIsgebers,
@efbdftsfiibrers ooer Giaentbiimers.)
bieienl 2. Sage bes Dttpber 1916.
(Sieael.) s. ~. Mttden,
Deffentlider Ssotar, seott 60. Soipa.
Wseine &om,niffion erIifbt am 4. Slli 1918.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-04
1e. s apite /.

4o' ~ P.9S"
ngelegener tDnrte mir ia gar ni9ts
tommen als cieles 9errenpiner beim
Yrtn5en 9e,mann."
Srma p. plsn5 liBt am Conn
a~benDabeno in ibrem 8ouDoit unb
idreibt in ibr 5aaebud:
uWenn Der CUTE 9ans 8ertbolb
abnte. oab i9 Dos porber sepubt
babe! Nter er abnt ia ME mas!
Wo3er ipll.e CT AUDI ni1en, oab i9
neulicb Die Depedv i'm MalD gefunz
Zen fabe, Die Der Ddmlihe Netttnedt
oes prin5en perloren batte2 ,aomz
me Jreitag fritz an. @onnabeab
9errenehen; Dosbereiten." St glau=
be, meiu Serr 9emabl batte ielbit
babel nod ni@ts seabnt unD lib
rubig Den tolien @rufea gum Mbenb
etnselaoen. Wun mubte er fort, Der
9err D. Ylen5 auf Wtehelm, uno Der
tolle @rof tomInt uno finDet rlur
bic Dame beg 9auies Dor. Mrmer
touer Ilaf, e1nen Abenp anetn nit
Jrma p plea5. Menn er nu, balb
tome! Sd Tam es i9on gar ni9t
mebr erpnrten! Sb, Du lieber, ret=
5enDer, ent3iidenoer Ser AaHpm!
Weibt ou oenn: OaB lh bid liebe,
ieBt erit liebe, no Du mir ben Mann
ge5eigt bait, no Du 10 ent5udenb
ltol5 uno talt gegen mid bilt? limb
bu! = vOn repient touiours a
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te, mir idlagen Dauerno unler
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bierberbringen, benn 10 lit es nthi
gum 4usbalten. Ger 2ai1om nennt
oieie sroben, oltmODtid eingeridteteu
Simmer 5par feuoal, unb SONS Ser,
t9olO ipriat Don alten Jamilientra,
Ditionsn, mos seben mid bic alter
5amiisntraoittonen an! Sd 6aN:
olele toblen Simmer, in oenen jeoes
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bas g4o surldtommt. SD bDrt
9ufi9lag = oh er f9on tommt{
Nein, Das lit ia nibt Der @dritt
1etnes pferbes, Der Snipettor fe6r1
tpo6l pom JelDe 3urid. Warun
mub Der Menid au9 gerape ieb;
uber ben Sof rstten! S9 babe Ipl.
DIES 9er5tlopfen betommen. 5or:
belt. Sd mill ni@t erregt lein.
Warum auh? Mit Qer Qaflon Dir
i'd oft senug ALIEN auiammen gene.
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rem Sdlag 9etan. 5ollte oas ieBt an.
0ers gelporben lsin? Mein @ott, au
mas fir uniinnige @eoanten ib beut
TONNE.
uDas lit aber nirtlid Der Suf,
ialaS ieines pferbes! Sab Dir oai
pr:n5li6e Diner gut i9meden, Sans
8ert9olo, mir weroen uns 6ier oi
3eit i6on pertreiben."
Nortfebune fol9t.)
= Ser ~9emofrat" Iiefcrt 9rud
laden idneu unb preisniiroig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-04

Elm IdDnes @.idten meines 9ebens,
oas bieie @rlnnsrura mir por5aus
bert"
sic ieuFste leile unD itel1te oen
Ra1ten an ibren YIab durud.
,Die @r1nnernng perldont ims
mer, Das tit eine alte @eidlate", be'
mertte Yleno. idpn in oei Nor'
there gu ieinem 4rbeits5lmmst, aug
Dem er neuen 3igarrenporral bolsn
ppute.
Srma itanb plDBli9 Dor 2al1uw.
nNidt pabr, es par cine ihone.
idDne 3eit pamals?"
vletlmeile, Jruu Yaronin."
,5eilmei1e?" Sic ladte, e!n ltis
les, iilbernes 9lben. nytan er1nnert
lia MIR Der lb0nen 5tunoen. @rui
9ulfap, "a = bltte?"
Jto9 aaler relste lie ii@ gu ibm
6erau uno reibts inn bic 9anbe.
@r nabm liz unp 3os lie an ole
9ippen.
SD la9te Sbaen ltoI, 6ruu Sas
ronin, pi. Munoe mur nIbt t0pIih;
lie lit sebeilt, nun, una 10 lei tie oers
Jsfcn."
Sic nsists tief ben &opf uno
madts eine ldnelle, unpermltete Yes
mesuns, faft, oils wo(le lie in Die
anie iinten; III felter, 5Iplnsen,
Der 9rud lsiner 9dnoe bielt lie auf<
redt.
.@ie bcben mir psrsebens -
Dunt - Dunt -"
Sic troten o%useinonber, plena
fam 5urid. Ser 4aHop lties cine
belize RDte ms Selidt. Sbm mar,
oils tonne er Dem Manne ni9t mebr
ms @eii4t lebsa, nit oeIIen Trau er
9elmll9tvlten batte. Nber es NOS
rem ia rerjdbrte @ei4idten. 0ieie
SeimIl9teiteh, lie taten Nlen3'
&sd)ten ais @bemann teinen Mb<
hru9.
Nls 2afom Ii9 gum Mbi9ieb
iber Sriaas 9anD bsugte, fragte
iis:
nNann tommen sic mieberg"
uno ais er ui4t glei9 antlportete,
iubr lie fort: .Ronmen Sic Sonnz
ebenD. Menn mir nidt sleid einen
Sag auslnaden. lai1en @ie lid ia
oob ni4t ieben."
2ahow perneigte I;d.
n5e6r siitts. SD lperDe Conn
abero abeno tommen; am Sage babe
ih iebt teine 3eit, Der Dienit -
@uGnlgite tenaen oas ia"
Srma nitte.
~Nun gut, oann @onnabeno
abenD."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-04

Die Spb= 9ruderei hes Scr Seuaufrata
empfiebIt fi@ CUR rafdeitc, ,1ro
fa1lberiten 2ieferlng aler Drud>a rs
tttteu bel b%iuisten Rretien4
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-11
City Comes Back at County.

Sioux Falls.-The city commission
ers of Sioux Falls are willing to pay
the county of Minnehaha the sum Of
$21, Col. 70, claimed to be due the coun-
ty for board of city prisoners for the
years 1913-14-15, provided the county
will pay to the city of Sioux Falls the
sum Of 1927, 226.30, with interest,
which it Is claimed on the part of the
city is the amount of road and bridge
taxes which the county of Minnehaha
has during a period of six years col
lected from property situated within
the city limits of Sioux Falls, said sum,
1t Is further claimed by the city, has
been spent on roads and bridges out.
side the city Of Sioux Falls. 1t will
be remembered that some time ago
the county commissioners authorized
States Attorney Caldwell to institute
a suit against the city OF Sioux Fall,
to recover the sum of s21, col. 70, whicI
it is claimed is owed the county for
the board of prisoners for the years
~1913-14-15. Such action was started
some time ago. Recently the city filed
its answer to the complaint of the
county and sets up the counter claim
of 12S,170.43, principal and interest,
which it claims the county owes the
city on taxes collected as above speci-
fed, covering six years. The city
specifies it's willingness to pay for the
board of city prisoners, that is, prison
ers arrested and convicted under city
ordinances, but deamnds in return
that road and bridge taxes collected on
property within the city limits be turn
ed into the city treasury. The city
also hints that in case the court should
decide against its contentious that
certain arrests will be made under
states laws, thus making the prisoners
county charges.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-11
HOW TO HEAL ITCHING,
BURNING SKIN DISEASES

A Baltimore doctor suggests this
simple, but reliable and inexpensive,
home treatment for people suffering
with eczema, ringworm, rashes and
similar itching, burning skin troubles.
At any reliable druggists get q jar
OF Resinol Ointment and a cake Of
Resinol Soap. These are not at all ex-
pensive. With the Resinol Soap and
warm water battle the affected parts
thoroughly, until they are free from
crusts and the skin is softened. Dry
very gently, spread on a thin layer Of
the Resinol Ointment, and cover with
a light b~andage-if necessary to pro-
tect the clothing. This should be done
twice a day. Usually the distressing
itching and burning stop with the first
treatment, and the skin soon becomes
clear and healthy again.-Adv.