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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11

Census, i5,so9 bales. United states
september - forecast. 1900. 900
bales: production last year (Census).
ll.lYl.S20 bales.
PEANUTS. State--Octobcr 1 condition
NJ. compared with ten-year average Of
50 United States--October ] condt-
hoh. 81, compared with the ten year
average o! So:
Prices: The FIRST price given below
~ the average or October l this year.
ana the second, the average on Octo-
Der last year: State-whcat. I41 aud
lo' cents per bushcl: corn. 50 and 81:
oats 90 and %; potatoes. - and 81:
nay. Sl4Go and $3.50 per ton: cotton.
i"-i ana Ill cents per pound: eggs.
Is aud % cents per dozen United
Sthtcs--whcat. 1868 and 9O.9 cents per
oushcl: corn, S2.3 and 10.5 cents: oats
40 and 80 cents: potatoes. lIe and
49, cents; hay. 5000 and Si069 per
ton: cotton, L., and ll.2 cents per
pound eggs. .s.l and o2.3 cents per
dozen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
ANT POST-OTFICE TEST or
SPACE RATE SUPERVISED

WASHINGTON. October 10-A COM
|ittcc OF railroad officials, headed by
y. Thorn, or the Southern Railway.
Fked the Interstate Commerce Com
ission to-day TO supervise closely the
Departments test OF the
|acc test for railway mail pay, which
to begin November |. under the new
bstal law. The roads. which made a
|gorous fight before Congress against
|e departments proposal to substi-
(tc the space basis for the weight
fstem. ask the commission TO direct
lat mail handled on space caIcula-
Dns during the test be weighed also
|r the sake OF comparison and that
lie period of the test be limited. Tn
Er the law the commission finally
iii decide whether the space basis is
he made nermanent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
ANTt-SUFFRAGISTs TO MEET
First Nu'innni Convention T." Bc HELD
III BostOn De-
ccmhcr u.

ioSTcN. october i"-Thc first Ma
tional Convention OF Anti Suffrag lists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
WE'VE SHOT As POLICE
FIGHT WITH STRIKERS
'reo Serious Riots Occur at Stand
ard OIL Works at Bay.
Onne, n. H.
,uR oFFIcERs ARE WOUNDED
fty.Fiye Rifles and Thirty Eight
Swords Seized In Raid on Hall.
Saloons Ordered to Close rs Pre-
cautiOnary Measure.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. October l0.-Four pc.
cmcn and eight strikers were shot
day In three serious riots at the
andard Oil Works, in Bayonne. y. J.
he last riot. about 5 o'clock in the
ternoon, ncared the proportions of
battle
twenty policemen. barricaded be-
nd railroad car In East Twenty
cond Street. fought OF 1900 strikers
I'd sympalhizers. Moro than 200 shots
ere exchanged before the workers fell
tck in the face OF q whitening fire
ON the police. While only eight
rikcrs were left lying In the streets
It'll bullet wounds. II Is believed that
any more were injured by dying
,ots. Three policemen fell wounded
this clash. Their injuries are Sc
Gus. but not fatal.
In Il raid OH Mydosh Hall. later. the
lice seized tifty-hvc rifles and thirty
ght swords The weapons were taken
om Il locked closet. where they are
opposed to have been placed by the
2rikers.
Indications this morning were that
ere would be violence at the Stand :
d Oil Works, where about 5000 men
I'd quit work, demanding more money.
hose making less than 50 a day asked
80 per cent increase, and those max
more than So sought Il 20 per cent
Use.
AS a precautionary measure. the DO :
&c closed up sixty saloons in The
.iGhborhood OF the oil plant. and 100
ttrolmen were assigned TO strike duty.
esides these. the company maintained
small private guard I'm it's grounds
rRIkERs TEAR DOWN
FENCE AROUND WORKS
The first riot occurred when "a little
and of strikers tore down "A portion
the fence around the Underwater Oh
orks, adjoining the Standard Oil
ant. and made an effort to enter the
,rd. where two bis tanks stand. Be.
ewing the men wcro planning to blow
the tanks. the police drew their
volrers and ordered them TO stop. One
the invaders turned and opened fire
his was the signal for general shoot
S. When the smoke cleared away.
bliccman Michael Gushing was found
it'll bullet in HIS right chest II
~ OF the strikers were wounded they
ere taken away by their comrades
no rctrcated in great haste.
The second disorder started abou,
,lf an hour later. and. although shots
ere fired, no one WAS hit. so far as
known. About -:his time the super
tcndcnt Of tn. Standard oil Works
bsted :, bulletin stating that the plan,
aS closed until further notice. The
"s'nc Of tho plant. II is said, affects
rc"t'y nearly 1000 workers.
tiN 1000 MEN
HAVE QUIT WORK.
strikers claim that i.06n mon have
III work. About $500 Of these are
"n.ard on employees and The res,
"rk"rS Of the BERGEN Port chcmiyal
pmpany.
After tie big battle late in tho
Ftcrnoon, the police had the situation
ell IN hand. Their only fear was
AT an attempt might he made dur
= the nigh, TO SGT fire 10. or explode
9 big oil. naphtha and gasoline tanks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
FIGHT WITH BooTLEGGeRs
(nicers Return Fire of Illicit Dealers,
md Two Arc

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. October 10.
News from Jamestown. in the Cum
1:rland Mountains. near the Kentucky
PIC. received here this morning gives
lcaEcr account OF battle between
botleggcrs and a force under Sheriff
T.. Livingston, OF Fentress County.
fstcrday. The dead arc: Mrs. Allen
luddlcston and Schuyler Hicks, and
ortally wounded, Allen Huddlcston
I'D Clifton Beatty.
The sheriff, who had a warrant for
@ arrest OF Mrs. Huddleston charE-
3 her with bookkeeping, encountered
be party with a wagonload Of liquor
|, the Rugby road en- route to Ball
lock. where they are alleged to have
ben operating n blind tiger. and when
4 ordered them TO surrender, instead
hey opened fire with rifles, slightly
|ounding Deputy Sheriff Sherman
|rabtrcc. The sheriff's party returned
be fire. with tho results stated Elan
|uddlestOn. also of the bookkeeping
t,rty, escaped 10 the mountains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11

SAN Juan. l.. L.. October l0--To-
bacco workers to-day to the number OF
"."GO joined ~ a sympathetic strike
"ith the lon"shoremcn and carmen
who have been on; for some time, hav-
ing been refused an Increase in wages.
The strikers last night broke all the
electric street lights in the working
mems section pf n" city. There also
was considerable lighting,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11

III America, will he hold In this city
on December d. according to plans an.
nounced to-day by the National Associ.
alton Opposed to Women Suffrage
y feature Of the convention will be
u banquet which Presiden, Wilson.
former President Tart. Elihu Root.
Henry Cabot Lodge. Charles w. Eliot,
LYMAN Abbott and other prominent
person.: have been invited TO attend
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

&egning poo. Ger begpn0tes meo,
at en- Game iItemte Rationnlinn.
gen nWtn colitrp It's of tbee", Taa
nof en- sang. Oct bar Brighten
the Corner, omifrepen til at pasie
paa 6orbuosiagen. Noaet al BET
Understandable oeo Mgoet bar, at
Dor gpsbarn Snrrp 9Iats optraaote
Iom Ialer. % bet ifflte ban Iig
RATA goot ira. ct Bar 8ange
ianitrereoe ban meo en- S6n. iom
ban bapoe meo iig. san bar inoe
for 9robibition for fin ems Sfplo,
Iaa ban fife ifuloe uoi9ttes for
oen 5riitelie, iom SaIoonen filler
for oe unge. Sioen taIte en- Bro
filrator ira Fremont; ban er init
al 5soiel. og ban fOriifreoe, at life
aae EDIfere / Stnten oil itemme
for gibeboloelien al S%aloonen. en-
oelig taIte en- Mr. SisIep ira en-
! gp | SIIinois ON 6orboIoene un-
ser grobibition Der. Ger bar intel
Iftorartet oeO noget al oct, men
Serimo0 noeet ioIiot. ale TIRE
talte pao en- Maa0e, iom bar fit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
,Oaniferen"
OnsOne ben is. 0ftober 1916.
blair, aebr.

Oct er / oenne llge, Wtisiionsms-
bet / Dor oanif.lutberife airte Der
begpnoer. Ger er beIterut MgOer til
9orsoae 9tften SCI. ~, 5reoag og
esroas @ftermiOOag SCI. 2s oo
aften 81. 7h og 5pnOos 5Or-
miOOaa al. 1912, @fterm. aI. 3 og
aften aI. 7K. RsOet SbnOag
gftermiooaa er llngoomsmsoe. Sen-
Dag Rorgen SCI. 9,15 boloes Der
9grneguostieneite. MsOet Ssnone
aiten er SlutninosmsOe.
6reoag @ftermfoone i itOite
llge bapoe ri iaa geise al Re.
braifa pDrp DECORATIONS 4utOmobil
Squaoron". Der boIOtes Msoe PAD
aaben @ooe. Toriamlingen par
life ubetpOelie, men bog langt ira
iaa itor, iom Drsftelien al en- Sag
fom 9robibitfon bnroe funne gre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

fet til at ino9poe Glib. De opG-
Ieoe ueo 5afta, iom @ooitanoerne
life fan moobeoiie. = 9uren eif
iaa pi0ere til aennaro og arling.
ron.
Sra Stolen fan me0oeles, at
Den tore, me Oampfeoel anfom
til 9pen / @anr, og i Gag ifaI
ben Ipsies al Sernbnneooanen %
fragtes op til SfoIen. en- life bel
let Sob, ga ben oeier benoeO 10
CONS. 0fen Der blioer 10 nof Raa0
til at faa Sen ser op. ieIo op 40
9affen, % ioa er Sorgen Hutfet
% 9gngiteIien for, at De ffuI0e
fomme til at frpie alt for meset
enot. = AntaIlet al Stuoenter og
@Ieoer er til Cato 70.
Der par life fno Der ira
9pen / Omaha | RanOoas for al
bsre ben republifanife 8rpiiOent.
tanoioat. Charles G. Sugbes.
See Mrs. Hinchman for
FOUR Photos.
I'll 89lgerne / Blair: Raal
ieg bar laoet mig title iom aanoi
Dat for 9oIitioommerembeoet bel
gaIget Den 7. Rop.. iaa er oct foro
ieg bar 8 Mars Grforine iom Dom
mer og tor oerfor onie mig Jon
competent oertiI. On ieg bline.
ualgt oil iee gsre min SIigt.
8. 6. Grofs.
FOR SALE-A very specia
bargain in a slightly used pia
no for cash or easy payments
Write or phone at once to A
HOSPE CO., Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

6elgenoe emner oil blipe inc.
leOet % 0rsitet:
1. areoiens: Honrerne 10, 10.
2. MeniebeOens: Sncob 8, is.
aIle 9reoiens GrGiter % Dele.
CATER ira ale @eniebeoer bsr, ioa
Ipiot muIi9t, uGre me0.
6. q. Anoeren.
areOsform.
5 SenboIo til o~penitaoenoe ge.
fenotosreIie, inobp6er Bella Nenig.
beo, 9enner ira npr og fern, til
o%oennppnte areosmsoe.
9eisgenoe ntoa in6meloe iig til
m6ertegneSe. fsr lite Ropember.
Bnn Meniebeoens 9eane.
RieIs % mfon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Bort eset eano.

Stor anrtoffeIanl. groofiton,
Minn., IA. Oft. aartofielaplen |
Diitriftet, bporigennem 8reat]tortb.
ern ganen gaar, er ian itor, at
Snrmerne life fan fao be 8ogne,
iom be trpnger til for at iaa aar-
toflerne til Warfeoet. De bol0er
paa meo SnobGtningen % trpnger
til mango gogne, men fan life faa
Dem. Oct Ter ITO til, at be TOM.
mer til at Iioe ct tort Cab.
Der be5ebes | bber at ire itsrre
9Der 25 8ogne oagIig, men Der
fan life ifnffes Here END 2 eller 8
Eaa bper citation forlanges ira
100 til 70 5ormere Here 8ogne
Sfuloe Der blipe Broit mart, uilos
Der blipe soelagt Eufinoer al gil'
fbels, og Tabet piIoe gna op til
en- WiIlion Dollars.
8aa mango Steoer mente man
at 4plen piloe blipe ina ringe, al
Oct life Isnneoe fig at inbbsjte aar'
toilerne, men ienere bite bet iig
at Der piIoe blibe op til 275 8u
fbels pr. Mcre. @enneminitspriier
Ter 80 Gents gufbeIen, og Der el
benz, Der betaIer iaa meeet iom er
Dollar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
SpnoagsHolempoe

ofbOIoes / Dor 5reliers Renisbci
| Council Bluffs. ga, ira 3.-5
RoDember, 9nortil Senoagsifolear
beioere og 8enner bierteIig inc
bpoes. 9eIsgenoe beoes ON at mo
melOe Jig I goo 9io, at ri far
ifoffe gIaos til Dem amber MsOet
iom beopnoer 5reoag aften.
Boa WenigbeOens 8egne.
z. @ertfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Wisfousmpoe

5 9etbesoa Iutb. airfe poc
Sisrnet al Benniploonia og gu
dnnan Street | Des Woines, Sa.
bliner Der, ON @uo piI, Meoe fro
6.-t2. Nop. ON Ssnoagen oil
bet npe gaiement UNDER Dor airfl
bIipe inoDiet. prpiterne s. q
9briitionien, 6. grepenien, 6. @il
befnlienL %. .. Gbriitianien og 81
y. G~lemmenien bar Iooet at for
fpnoe Subs Orc for os.
&prlis SnobpoeIie til allie.
poa Wenigbeoens 8egne.
u. 8. 5. SieboIm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Gn 1nr til @innipeg.
#(6Ortiat ira SIDE A.

8orsOaa @itermiooaa beisgte hi
BAT. @ditberg, iom 0a par fom-
men Diem. vi iette ltrafs. at ri
par oeltommen % toa imoO oeres
oenlige SnobDoelie til at bIipe og
ipiie til aften. 8ereiter iliIetes hi
40 no til DIR. SobonIens Stem
til NsOe. Der par en- lille Slot
inmIet ina mango iom man funoe
oente peo en- iaooan 9eiIigbeo. pa.
Itor Rasmtsien % ieg boIot buer
en- fort Rreoifen.
9ait. Gaitberg taIte lot og taf-
fe0e os pao Menigbeoens 8eBne,
foroi ri BAR fommen Der op. San
uotalte blon0t an0et, at bans 5or.
maaI me0 arbeioet ibIanOt Oe
Ganife bar at iamle en- Renigbeo,
iom / 6remtioen fnnOe bpese Sir.
fe % boIoe Oanf Brpit.
Zen financiele Ststte, 9oitor
Gnitberg iaar ira Den oanife Re'
nigbeO, belsber Jig til fnapt 81
on Raaneoen, iaa Oct er life ior
Sen Gags SfpIo. at ban arbeioer.
8i fit i Oct belle ta9et ct soOt
Snotrpf al Goit. 9uitbers 90 bans
Suitru, og ri ifploer Dem Saf for
oct ~opofrenoe arbeiOe, Dc bar aiort
blanOt port 6oIf oeroppe, oeo 81.
ben al arbeiOet bIanot oeres eget
5oIf.
Mr. Sorgenien, en- al Wenigbe'
oens Neolemmer reiite zig, eiter
gtsoet bar iluttet % tatfeOe os,
foroi ri bar fommen oerop % for
.Oroet, ui baoOe taIt. 9an uotalte
ogiaa BET 9nife. at oct montte lgf.
fes / 6remtiOen At iaa banif airte
% Brett / @innipes. 5Iere al
6oriamlingen betlageOe, at De it,
Re piOite foruo. at hi fom, iaa De
funoe baoe inobuot til ct itsrre
Reoe / Rirfen.
Seq er blepen ipurgt al Here,
bOaO ri ian ifaI ssre oeO set Der.
oppe. !Spa0 are0ien oil gore, oeo
ies 10 life. Seq trOr, BET er beOit
at Der iortipttes iom begpnot lore.
Iebig. Monge Dante bar iom
ingt forInot @innipeg, iioen Sri.
gen n0bre0, so er qaaet meo |
@rigen. Snopanorinsen oil nnp-
pc bIipe tor isr efter arigen. Ran
mente, at Der bar ca. 400 DANTE
/ Ninnipeg MI. On Gel al Dem
bar i~luttet zig til ANDRE airfer.
Der er iemten Ilitberife airfer /
9pen. Zen Sslanoife er pitt BEN
itPrfeite.
5reOns Rorgen af. $3.50 for.
loo Ri 8innipe9 og naneoe tiIba.
ge til @Iengipen liot efter aI. 7
ON aitenen. Eror. oct oil bape fin
getponing, at OF tom / 5orbinoel.
ie meO bort 5oIf 6eroppe.
8i bauoe Meoer beo Reopers
2sroos o9 Ssnoag. Der bar en-
goo JoriamIin9 ON Ssnoagen.
Noatte Oroets Sro pofie oe barre
6ruetl
Nianoag forte ri pr. Bill til
Uarton og efter nogIe 9imers Op.
BOLD / 9ait. Mogmisiens Siem
til aenmore. 81 par glade peo
5uren, men life minoit glade peo
at fomme 6jem igen og finoe, at
alt par Del biemme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Wisiiunsmeoe

afboIoes. oiI @uo, / Dor 8reIiers
Renigbeo og | Dnia Renigbeo oe6
ODatonna, Naim., ira 25.-29.
Oft. 1916. RsOet beapnoer Ons.
oog aften. Msoe I 9anio Renig.
6eo ON Sorsoagen. On bierteIig
5nobp6eIie til ale, Tom bil barre
meo os | 0e Gage.
Paa Nenigbeoernes geene.
q. Sofgaaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

8iI SUB, af5oloer 81. 9afota
Qreos fit 6eIegereoe areosmsoe |
Sionep, @ontana, | Dogene fra
9.-t2. Ropember. aabninss9uos.
tieneite Torsoag 2l. 1890.
Der bliper | Mar 8aIg at gm.
beosmpno foriioen be alminoeIige
Jorretninger.
Gslgenoe Jorilas bill fomme frem
til Gorban6Iing:
Gor ON mulig at flnoe benptte
famine Salmesbog ODER beIe Rreo'
fen, foreiIaar Bella Wenisbeo: vi
4re0smeoet tager Sfriot | @et'
ming al at inbfere ben npe SaIme'
bog I ale areofens Nenigbeoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Misiionsmpoe

af6oIOes, ON @uo oil / GuibinafaI.
oct, NSoo. 3.-5. 5 6lribing Den 8.
8oIbocb ben 4. q. eoean oen 5.
Rrpiterne 6. 8. Sebmi0t, u Gas.
muSien % S. 6. 9eoerien oil ppre
til Steoe. genner ira fiern % npr
er oelfommen. Pna Meni9beOena
% egne geane
q. q. Sgrenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Nnshulncrifc inaea.

On GI0re oanif gige eller enfe
enifes iom SllsboI0erife / ct oonif
Stem I en- By, boor ser er mango
0anife % onnif airfe. 5or npr.
mere l%nOerretning 6~ennenoer man
iig til 9aniferens aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Wisiionsmooe

aibolOes / Davenport, oe WoIine,
81, | Dagene t5.-i9. Rooember.
BrPiterne 9. Beterien, Chicago, 81,
Os 5ames geteriOn, SarIan. Sa.,
bill forfpnoe Oroet.
Wenigbeoerne inobpoer penIist til
oisie Wsoer.
3. 6. R. Sanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

MisiiOnsmpOe

aiboIoes / albert Sea 5.-s. Rou.
9ait. 6. @ilbelmien % ID. 9uno
uil tale. Vile, iom oil fomme og
oeltaee / bette 0ieoe. er biertelig
oeIfommen. Snomeloelier beOes
ienot ier /. 9toD. til m~oertegueoe.
8aa Menig6eoenS geone.
3. Yeterien, 5aler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Misiionsmeoe

On @iio pil. bIiuer Der Nisiions.
meoe | 5eIIignnnos Renigbeo, 8nu.
pocd, isis, ira 2-5. Ropember.
Brgiterne g. Senien, M. q. I'm.
oreaien % u. %. 9uno bar Iooei
at tale. @uomuno Grill
Brpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Wisiipnsmebe neh Tntter.

On @uo oil. bIiuer Der Risiions.
iionsmeoe ! q. geters Renigbeo
oeo Softer. Rebr., ira 3.-5. Rop.
grGiterne 5. g. SenIen og 3. 9.
6%briitianien bar Iopet at fomme
.@9iter, iom pif beige os / oe Do.
ge,beoes ffripe til CIR. 5aId.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Wisiionsnae

DIN 8uo oil, bIiper ser aiboIot
en- &Gffe Rsoer / Dfbfofb, Bis.,
ira 26. Oft, til I. Ioo. grpiterne
6. Semen, s. RieIien os anSers
5nnien bar Iopet at isre Oroet.
Bort 5oIf inobpOes til bette Rsoe.
MeIO eoers 4ontme til unoertesne.
De. q. g. Reue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Sor eaIs.

gaa @runo al DsosiaIo Dos en-
amerifaner, er en- 5arm for Solg
bilig. 9eIieeenoe | oct oanife
Excitement Der peo Giction. T1r-
mere O~pInsninger fnns peO Senpen.
belle til 81. SbOmisa,
9icffon siberia, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
gerona, 9ebr.

ON @no oil. afboIoes Der Ris.
iionsmsoe gerona, 9tebr. 27.-29.
Oft. geIfommen til beiegenoe.
9aa Renisbeoens @egne
3beo. g. 9ecf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Gn WiisipIlsnne

a9tes ai6olot i 0ugene ira 3. til
10. December / Coulter, So., boor.
til tGrli9it inobpoes.
Raa WeniabeOens 8egne.
u. 10. 0ie4fen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Siitorier % %Jorteaineer
ortoIt for Bsrn.

ortoIt or Bsrn.
uogipet Of llopolget for Snore
Risiions gsrneeuostieneiter | 9on'
mart. rs oioer, % 5%ort9ainger
Weo 3ortGlerens gortrpt poo
GuUaqet. Bris % Cts.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Sms til saIa.

All SO. GoIfar Str, Blair, 0ebr.,
fan fsbes biIIigt. Nnn benpenoer ia
til eieren u. 9iIIetborup,
Rt. 3, gIoinbietp, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Wisiionsmebe

|afboloes fra 22.-29. Oftober |
@et6iemone Wenigbeo, Rocine ,3is.
SierteIi9 SnobnOeIie til ale. 8na
Renigbeoens gegne,
g.. 90. Bon0o.
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Wisiionsmeoe

5 Sutebinion % St. Rortens
MenigbeO boIOes RisiionsmsOe fra
1912. RoDember. On biertelig
SnobpoeIie til allie.
s. 96. 9uno.
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Wisfonsmpoe


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60. Nebr.. 26. oa 81. Oftober.
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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-09-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Miss Eva l.. Moore, Of Rison,
Ark, will open her studio as
teacher of piano in the High
School building, Monticello, Ark.
Sept. 18th 1916. If desired, she
will also give lessons in Public
School music.
Miss Moore studied piano and
voice at Ouachita College, lat
er graduating in piano from the
Conservatory of Union Universe
ty, Jackson, Tenn. She also
spent the summer of 1915, in the
New York Conservatory of Music
and Art, where she was a
special pupil of Mr.. Fix.
Her previous experience and
splendid recommendations, guar
antees her success.
Rates. Piano-S4.00 per
month.
Public School Music, class,
training, twenty lessons 30 min
utes each, $1.00 per month. adv
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-09-07

At Dermott, on the same day,
the game was tie 5 to 5 be-
tween Dermott and Wilmar.
At Warren, on Thursday,
Warren won again over Month
cello, in an ten innigs game, by
the score of 3 to 2.
Batteries, Warren, Burks and
Toland; Monticello, Huey and
Shinault.
Umpire, Kinsley.
On the same day, at Wilmar,
Dermott scored victory over
Wilmar, 3 to 3.
Warren and Monticello tied
up in last fridays game, 3 to B.
Batteries, Monticello, Bowen
and Shinault; Warren, Daven-
port and Toland.
Umpire, Kinsley.
At Wilmar, Dermott was de-
feated by Wilmar, 2 to 0.
The Monticello Ball team
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-09-07
PARENTS.
PARENTS.
That Son or Daughter. What
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ceSS9
cess

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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-09-07
Changing Seasons Brings Colds.

"Stutfed-up head,'' clogged-
up nose, tight chest, sore throat
are sure signs of cold, and DR..
Kings New Discovery is sure re-
lief. A dose of this comblna-
ton of antiseptic balsams sooth-
es the irritated membrane,
clears the head, loosens the
phlegm, you breathe eaiser and
realize your cold is broken up.
Treat a cold persistently; half
way measures leaves a lingering
cough. Take DIR. Kings New
Discovery until your cold is
gone. For AZ years the favorite
remedy for young and old. At
your Druggist, soc. advt
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-09-07
Forget Your Aches.

Stiff knees, aching limbs, lame
back makes life a burden. If you
suffer from rheumatism, govt,
lumbago, neuralgia, get a bottle
of Sloan's Liniment, the univer-
sal remedy for pain. Easy to
apply; it penetrates without
rubbing and soothes the tender
flesh. Cleaner and more effect
i've than mussy ointments or
poultices. For strains or sprains.
sore muscles or wrenched iga-
ments resulting from strenuous
exercise, Sloan's Liniment gives
quick relief. Keep it on hand
for emergencies. At your Drug
gist, 25c. advt.