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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-09
To the Public.

II have been using Chamberlain's
Tablets for indigestion for the past six
months, and It affords me pleasure &c
say l have never used remedy that
did me so much good."-Mrs. c. +. Ri
ley, Illion. N. Y. Chamberlain's Tab
let's are obtainable everywhere.-Ad-
vertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-09

exceed the peace limit and have watt
ing list.
~ The iowa guard now has three regi-
ments Of infantry. four troops, OF cav
airy and three batteries Of artillery.
Under the new law the new strength
of the Iowa guard will be three times
the present strength. This will be
nine regiments of infantry, twelve
troops Of cavalry and nine batteries
of artillery
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-09
RADc LIFE WINS LONG GAME.

Defeats Story City IN Fourteen Inning
Z Contest, 4 TO 6. BiO
Special to Times-Republican ri.
Radcliffe, June 9.-Radcliffe defeated
Story City here Wednesday in an ex-.
citing fourteen inning game by score
OF. Z to 6, These two teams are now
tied for the leadership of the Tri-
County League. Batteries for Radcliffe,
F'riest Topp and Topp; for Story City,
jacobson, tSeveride and Peterson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-09
Drat. Confer. Dssrs. on Governor.

Des Moines. June 9.-The comforting
of the LII. D. degree upon Governor
George w. Clarke was leading fea-
ture Of the Drake University n COM
mehcement. Exercises were held at
University Church Of Christ. Two hun
dred and eight students were given
diplomas They also heard a stimu-
1ating address by DR.. Clyde Furst, sec
retary Of the Carnegie Foundation.
Governor Clarke was an early grad
uate Of Drake University He com
pleted his course In 1877 while the
school was still located at Oskaloosa.
In receiving the degree conferred upon
him Wednesday by his alma mater, he
had the unique distinction of being
the first to receive the honor in
eighteen or twenty years. Previous tic
that the ceremony was enacted by the
Institution only once or twice ~ ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-09
SAVE 10000 PENNIES.

Clinton School Children Deposit Saw
inqs With Teachers.
Clinton, June 9.--Over 10000 pennies
were saved by children in the grade
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-09
The Nnsr. Score

A6e-Did you get the opera score ?
Pandora-Yeah; they We're tied in
the last minute of the play.-Stanford
Chaparral.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-09

Longest Tsisphone Line.
The longest telephone wire IN the
world runs from New York to San
E1ncisco. distance Of 1890 miles.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-07

bem goesn ausesiduittsne Rano nnb
Der augeIdnittsue Stebtrassn bsion'
oers 5u bsadtsn. Den ShIub per'
mitteIn cine Shnuroie uno Elm Pels'
tnopf. @urn an benz leiht sefoI'
teten 9utspf 1T Der pslsrono untsr
elmer S6mudnooel obserunott.
Cine sIesants @arnitur aus Seal
uno Spciium tit Der @esenitonb Der
nddften 4bbiIouus (abb. p. NIT
Sdultertyasen, erpbeI Duff in
nsuer 3ipielform, unp Sommeihut
nit gtISiAmud. Cine bsiouoere gteus
belt hilost oas ieibsne 8ragenfutter
nit dufIiesenosm Sammetmultsr, Die
8etleioun9 oss ShoItrneens itinmt
nit benz Ranoitreifsn oss Muffes
therein. oeiien 6utter aus 2ammfsIl
beiteht. 9isies bat cine tIeinsrs 6orm
nIs Der Obsritpff. Der Dor Dem Auf.
bringen in Spiel ab;undben lit. Der
Out 1T sIntt nit Sommt beipannt
uno nit Yel5 uno einem Seerens
Itrdubdlen ae3iert. Die 6aIteu oes
elegunten Suhrcdss iperosu i6eiubar
bon sintm patteuoytis ibeysinuueer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-07

BeIonbers fart beooraugt tpers
ben bel ben BIulen geesnpGrtig bic
iosenonntsn S6mudfalten. aud
Gmodarbeit 9enannt. OteIe rei3enoe
0ersierung nirb neuerbings pieI auf
bunflen Stoffen pie Wollbatiit,
Roi4mir, feinsm Srspp unb oer9Ieis
den nit msbreren bunten 5arben gee
nrbeitet. Sebr beliebt lit auf 0un>
telbIau 3ornIlsnrot, 8eIb uno Grin,
auf Rot T.attblau, 8oloeelb une
S6nars, ouf 0unteIJriin 2a6sfar>
ZEN uno Sellblou. ouf 8ioun Grin.
Ylou uno Qild uItp.
Nus Der t0niasbIausn 8IuIe (9lbb.
81 bat mar fir bic an qerms!n unb
arassn anesbrnhte pIottiti9itiderei
unb bic i'm 3adenmuitsr enosnben
Sdmudfolten iibereinitimmenbe 6are
ben 5u tpGbIen. Soil Der Stsbtros
gen peebIeibsn. 70 1T benz Ius!4nitts
ranb elm 3rdusdsn onsuidnsibsn,
bas pis an ben 4srmeln ola a6pfs
den umssIsst ooer cud uur nit
Sdlineenitidsn oefeitigt Diro.
9asfsIbe gilt auh BON Der peiBsn
2rsppbIuis (9lbb. d. ipenn bic NIT
farbieen 3notden beittdte Nuss
fdnittblenoe fortbIsibt. Selbitpsrs
ftdnblid ldBt iid aud bier Elm S',bs
troeen, Iotpie bic Stiderei BON Abb.
5 anbrin9sn. 2ebtere 1T i'm ~fIotten
ereusiti6 e~earbeitet.
Die nod art Der StiIbluien ses
fertiste 9orIaoe (abb. 8 bat i'm
@irtsl 8onbsus. fir ben Elm Suts
tsritrsifsr BON redts nit Stieliti6sn
unter5undben lit. GIside Stidrsis
ben am Souul, GsrmeIoninb unb
GusIdnittronp Der 4dfeIteiIs. bic
riidipGrts ben 8IuisuteiIsn unisress
fest, born nit Drudtnupfihlub nsrs
Teben iino. Die Shmudinlten ions
neu infoIos bss 3adeumuiters uur in
elmer 6arbe searbeitet perosu.
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ansrlei fiir's Snns.

Oas 3 Ii It EN- Der WGf6e.
Sn pielen 9egenoen bat mon cine
S6eu por benz 8iiriten Ter Wds
i6e, uno boh fam man ntf teine
0eifs otE ShmuB better e%ntfernen.
ohne Der Wdi6e gu iaooen, oils nit
Ginieifen unb 8iriteu. ai6ens
banotiider 3. g., S0uIs unb 4srmels
bino6en uno oergleifen peroen nur
bur9 9ItIten nirtlid fauber. BE.
fonbers ouA Bel bIouer unb bun.
ter @dihe 1T es notiq. neil ionit
gu belize unb i6orfe 8riibe genom<
men perben miBte.
I'm ben Snbatsgeruho aus
.inem 3immer gu entFernen. in benz
niel gerau6t nuroe, Itelie nan iiber
Sag elm erobes @efdb nit taItsm
Wofer auf. 0as WoTer iougt
ben Geru6 polIitdnoi9 elm. bic Cuff
Dirb an nd9iten Norsen CANA rein
iein.
Die PfGege Der SINGER
ndssl beitebt peientIid in fplsen>
benz: Sdglide, mebrmolige Reini.
eung nit Seifenpafer unb Nogels
birite; elsiamdBises geidneioen
Der Nd9el, 10 boB bic Rdnoer nift
edig ober gar bic gden pertieft altss
gei9nitten fperben; ssitpeiies polies
rem Der NGgel nit No~9elpolitur, mits
ielif zines nit 2sber besogenen Yos
Iierbolses. 0urf bas Yolieren fptrp
bic Rogeliubtons ourdii4tig. uno
erIdeint Der NoseI boourf rolia.
Dos poliersn bari iebo9 nidt
iibertrisben tperben, neil ionIt Der
Naeel fdnGdlid. peid unb uns
fOrmli6 pirb. Spr0be, briihige Nds
gel reibe man bon 3eit gu 3eit MT
Del Elm.
Cute Wittel seeen gels
Be pber braune 6l.dsn m
@efi6t ober an 3oGfe iino
bic foIeenbeu: /. Nus 8ornrieife
maht man etfpas S9oum, trGJt
biefsn am @benb off unb ldBt ibn
iiber Rott lisgen; 2. 8 9sile asrsi.
nistsn Shpefel, 10 Ieile 8oror,
20 Ssile 9lreerin unb 1S0 Ssile
RoIsntuofer irerben semifdt. absnbs
gut umesfdiittsIt unb ouf bic SteI>
len aufestroeen; 3. Gloftifdes GoIs
lpbium, bas 10 pros. S%oIitn!fdus
re enthdlt; oomit bic Steleu bepin-
f.In. Rad sinieen Sogsn rpiro fi9
bic 9out obf6dlsu, iporauf mar
sur SeiIung etpos 2onolinsGr rene
nuftreidt. Sinh nab erfoIater 6sis
lung Die 6lsdsn nod nidt gang
fort. 10 mub ma na9 elmer Bode
nos 8erfabrsn ipisbsrboIsn. Gin Dun
Tatur brouner gals rihrt Mufi9
bon GROCER Srodtrheit Der Snut
ber. Won rsite ben SoIs sinsn
absno nit sinsm satsn Cob Greun
Elm, BEN onoeren Mosno beieuhte
mo ihn reihlih mil elmer tonssns
trisrten SprorI6iun1 = Y llnse
9oror. 4 llnasr tofsnbss WaFer
-. oIfo Small 70 rieI WoFer OILS
@ornr.
gisrfIedeu IoFsn fih aus
tppIeneu Stpffen Sur4 austoaihsn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-07

fs bic eansen 5iiren ferti9 Iinbs
tperoen belle lodierte no9muls nit
sinem noifen, san3 felt ausgeprun@
genen Qeinentud, buntle geipadite
Siren nit einem trodenen Woltud
nofaerieben. Grit ipenr, alsS riftit
troden 1T, gibt man Den Siirsn bur9
@breiben nit einem. nit elmer Stur
Sci o~etrdntteu 5ud nelien Slang.
Gum Buben bon Observation-Disclosures
idneioe mar Ii6 aus einem Sartons
blott cine Der 6prm bes SGiofes
entfpredenbe Seffnune ous unb buIte
bieies beim 9uben an bic Sir, 0amit
oieIe bon Yubmittel ni6t beiHdoigt
nirb.
5arbiqe ~feibene Ctr ii m p>
Re uno 6dnoduhe. bic inn
CONNER febr piel %setraqen Duroen,
reinigt man an beiten in elmer Cos
funa BON heiBem WaHer unb neutcd'
Ter Selfe. 9ieies WofdpoHer ldbt
man obtiiblen, ndfdt bonn Die
Strimpfe unh 6anbf6ufe borin nno
fpiilt nit foltsm WoHer. Dem etipos
GFia suaefebt fpirb, nah. - Gbenfc
einfah unb 'ebr empfsblsnspe 1T
oie Reinioung nit @oIfeifc. Die
@anfeife mire qeidobt nnb in taliem
@oF.r gum 8ofen oufgefient. Sn
Der ertolteten 25iuno iperoen Die
6onbF6ube un6 Striimpfe foiange
oetpof6en, fig iie faubsr inb.
@onn nerhen lie in reinem. taltem
MoFer nohoeTpiilt. SFia brandt
BEL 8ollfeiFe nur aunefeft su nerben,
penn bic Ga6en Iebr bunt limb.
Bopter auf SLED fetsus
fGeben. I'm Der Wirtidaft IinS
oft 8ledbiihien in Gehrauh, oeren
Scnholt man germ ourd cine N'tfs
i6rift auf reibem Eapierifretfen
tenntli6 moht. 8opier TAFT fih ober
nit ben qefpnhntsn 8lebsmitteln ni6t
bouerbaft bsfeItiqen. Wnn tut gut,
su benz 3ped Foldenbe Wifhina hers
auiteqen: 20 Seile puIperiiisrter GEE
lDiuIcI JlQll, on 2tllt ZOuNtt wv
40 SeiIe .3uder. Die MoHe muB
Bel bdufiqem llmffiitteIn eini9s zoe
oe ftehen, bann if bic 5liiHi9teit
liar db3uqieBen. nit 20 Bro5snt
@Ib3erin al miiten uno BARN. 20
prosent 2eim auf5uI6ien. Stf MIR
penia gu tleben. 10 eeniiet 81, !5dlfte
aler 3utdten.
geim 3o6en foute moi iif1
itets reft lunaItieli9er 2offsl beoies
men. lin Ole 9dnoe su fdpnen. bic
Saut lsioet bur9 bic heibsn Odmpt..
GbenIo permeioe man ss, bos Gslidt
iiberfliiTis lonss Der Rdbe bon of
Fenen 6euern, Der bsiBsn SeropIntte
uiip. oussuisben. Sine undn9ent1'
me R0te 1T of Die 5oIos. bi. man4s
nal i6per fcrtsutrinaen 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-07

qeIs, e:unis. SpoIium. GbtnfiIIa
ODER 6ucbs. am QaIie bob ssfdloi.
fen. in sraSioier 3niIIsniOrm 9sars
beitst uno gIodig in orsipierteI Canoe
e%nbissnp. @inSslnen WdnteIn 1T
Der eIodies ShoB iift0or untsr 9as
fhenpatten ouf BEN 9iftsn ongeisst,
aroere bobsn breiten Sreiisn9iirttl.
ultsr bsusn elm 6oltsni6o5 5e9innt,
jeood bel Der bsiien 3iirihner Nrbeh
apirtt has Gon3e ME aus einem Stiid
eeIdnittsn. Nud YeI3s Sddden. Die
isbtbin pom Wtooe Rrp9rnmm ptrs
f6puuosn pareu, 5eigen iid pieber
NIT talblonesn @Iodenihoben, ebeu'
10 gang furSe Sudden, beren @orotr.
teiIe trsu3psiis ihlieBen. pdbreno Der
Riidsn Ioie bsrnbfdIlt. NIs GrgGns
suna fir leifte MdnteI uno Sndtn
unb nls Griob fir pel3geiItttrte
mdnt,l iielIen iid pel8psItsn Elm,
bon qlsider 6orm ipit bic biSber &c.
brGuHIiden isioeneu WsTten iitsr
Isihte 9luIen. YelSperbrdmunQeu
tpmmsn bdufia Bel Mdnteln por. Be
nsu 5umeiIt poiienoe Hode uno Ieiats
8Iuisn pcn eleider 6dybs Su9eb0rsn.
Mn6 bieie iadennrtig georbeitsttn
MdnteI hubsn SailIenifuiit uno Ner
eIpdige guinb beginnt in gyOben
3adeu aui ben 0iiiien. ;pobei III Der
YelSperbrdmuna auh inobI nct elm
srsiisnbeias trit!. Ssb: seidIIig 1T
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-07

Elm WiooelI in pfIoumenfort 'em
MolIIamt nit Sodigsm G6oEaniaB
unO 9eiab BON grouem 5sbpefj uRo
Elm ManteI aus i6por3em 2inosner
SAINT nit fiduartig ~getr'u3tsm
Shnitt ieinsr 0berteiIs, faItigem
ShoB uno Shaltragen aus Her3
posr Opoiium.
30 iebt bic 3eit Der peI3mGnteI
astommen 1T. muB man aud Der
peISbute asoentcn. Rur sinfabe
6ormsn. Itmal nit 9an3 t..einen
Rouo ober runo uno psnia auf9ss
bogsn. nit gong peidem Gopf I;ro
fir Seal uno 8rtitihnop3 porgeiss
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-07

nit YobnenpoFer (WnFsr, in benz
trpdene peiBe 8obnen eetoht purs
benz beieitieen. 4u6 bur6 Muss
maiden nit rsinem Waffer. in bns
man etpos Salminfgeift (Sptritus
Of Mmmonia) 9egeben bottle.
Die NIffs iinb tpegen hires
groben 6ettgebnltes elm bohft perts
polles Robrunqsmittel. unb ba lie
eleidaeitig nu9 ols 2ederbiien ees
idGbt perben, 10 tann 5u ibrem
rei9liden 8enuB nur geroten tpers
ben. Nuh bic 8~srarbeitung Der
RiFe in olIsrhonb 3uri9tunoen bat
ibre 9eredtiaunq, cher bod einen
geipihen mebi5iniiden 8eigeidmod.
Der bos 8sr9niieen etnos tribt. Sin
begeifterter Nnbdnger Der NiiKs bat
iingif eeinet, iie feien cine Robrung
fonobl fir ben &0rper tpie fir ben
@eiit. unb lie tonnten ebenfo pobt
Elm 8utterbrot pie elm 8eefitent err
fesen. Moe bos oud iibsrtrieben
fein. 10 itedt bod 10 bel Wabrheit
in biefen Worte~:, bnb mo- ms
mentlid &inbern NiTe reidli4 qua
fommen lo'fen ionte.
Gin sutes MittsG sur
Grbaltunq bes Seints lit
@urfensgreme. Man bereitet i'm
nuf folgenoe Weife: 2 lln5en Mons
belOI, u un5e peiBes Wods, 4
un3e Spermoeeti, l lnae 8urtens
Taft. lin leBteren su 9epinnen.
Serfdneibet man cine Iouber nbees
funf6ene frifde @urte fnmt Shnle
in tleine Stiid6en, fest Ie in elmer
Gmoine s&aferoIe nit einem Sees
l0ffel pol WoFer outs 5euer, Iobt
lan9fam toden, bis bic 8urtenftiids
den miirbe iinb, leibt bann dies
burh Elm feines Sud unb lGBt ers
toItsn. Nohs uno Spermoceti ldbt
mon in sinsm porseIlon9efdb. 3.
9. GROCER Sohentopf. lanaiom 5ers
geben. inbem man ben Sahentnpf
in elm @efdb nit to6enoem Wofer
felt. 3oGen bnrf man tpeoer Wohs
nod Spsrmoesti, oa es Ionit nift
tpieber perbidt, ionoern brOde!i9
bleibt. Spbalb bsioss aeIhmrlaen
III, nimmt man bic 9oHs ppm Teu'
sr uno eiebt unter f~or.ipdbrenoem
S6logen NIT elmer Iilbsrnsn 9obsl
bos WonoelDl uno ben 9urfenfoft
nsbft sebn 9rOpf6en gensoinsSin
tur bin5u. Metoa borf nidt gum
8ereiten bes Creme senommen tpers
cen, oud lit Idnseres, fortfpdtren@
bes S6lnesn Der Wafe unbeoingt
sur Gr5ielunq zines sutsn Grem.
n~ottpenbis.
Die 8ebnnbIung Der 3 lis
rem beim grunoli6en Hetnmadlen
s~rfuroert einige 9oriiat unc Rute.
Seize 1T an tsiten gar uidt gu pers
penoen. nur od. no unter Den
SGI0Teru ountle 9riffIede iino, lit
nit 8nriif)t sipag su ieiIsn uno ioa
fort nieoer nat5uipiiIen. Man bss
nibt Iauiuarmes Sooas posr Sab
miatipaHsr, peits 2appsn uno fir
bic Riuen cine peite 8lrits, reis
niat oomit INNER RIr eineu Ittl,
hieien ober arunolid nit dlsn Gceu
uno Ranten uuo IpIIt NIT reinea1
WoFsr mad. @enn auf oisie @tis
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Die Mons.

Wit benz Gintritt Der tolten Wins
.erto9e 1T aud Der pel3 gum 9ors
fdein sstommsn. uno bic oiesidbrige
Pei5moos beginnt iid in ihrer gons
gen Sd0ubeit uno GIegan3 gu ents
fallen. Die msiiten 8amen. bic in
bea IeBten Sobren einen Inngen peI3.
montsI pom gtrahem S6nitt anidoif.
ten, ieben iid in bieier Saifun psrs
onlobt, biefem cine mooii6e 6orm gu
a.ben, cine Ieifte SniIlenIhmsifun1.
esringere 2dnQe uno bafiir me4r
Weits noh unten. Dir baben in
bisiem @intsr berporrageno i6one
YelsmGntel neuer Shnitte. aus Brett
fttpan3, 4itrohan oDst Seal.9ifam
nit breitsn &ragsn BON abite4enosm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-07

ben. iudnrsnb Stunts unb Hsr; retr
oIs 8eidB bel peI5s unb Iarbl9sn
SouItbiitcn. auh 5upeilcn ais eiuieis
tiger 8dnoaufi6llg oieusn. Die
peIsbiite iino in Nisicm Sabre nieiit
bunteI uno itIi6t in ibren 8ornis
turen. bod periu6t man lie oura
cine tIeius 9lums. Elm SiIbsrinIsiI'
ten poer cine iurbige Snmtroietts
friid 81 pueep.
Infer critics Bib G5ig y seigt cine
prattiide Wintergornitur, aus Sduls
t~ertroasH. iIeinem Y(uii uuo Sut be-
itebeno: Sur pie 9eialIias SorIogs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-07

Die aus ountelbrounem Sammet be-
itsbt, bat man bic Ginfoiiung aus
einsm etruas l%un9baarigsn pels gu
tpGblen. Dieter bsgrsn5t aud ben
~tlsinen. in Querfoiten ssrsihten duff.
oefien 9Iatt ein9sfiigtes Oamaftfuts
ter nit benz oes pslerinentrasens
Unit S9ultero6ndhern) iibereins
itimmt. On bielem iinb Der in gro.
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: 3ufrienen. gouer( 81 Il

3ufrienen. gouer( 81 sts
mem 9eriuunoeten): Sra. Gepp, oT
bo5'ns absr fd6' s'fdmm'g'ritt'.
Sep: rgiaht mir, bal ma no
g'iuno is".
= 9n3eidsn. Sd eIaubs, odB
mir nod einea Winterielb3u1 tefpra>
men: uuisr GslbipebsI l6Bt iK4 siRen
9oIbart naqIeu.@
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-07

9trbe Rritit. 6eIopseel
Gum 8u6nunterpitisier): SdseH
9 nal, Samtroo Shneioer, BAN q
3nposl 1etodt poer S0nogranas
tsn2
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-22
NEW INDUSTRIES FUR JAPAN AT
 END OF WAR

TOXIC, Jan. 20. Although the caused in Japan by the war has not been removed as yet, the situation here has greatly according to T. Taketomi, the minister of finance, who submit ted his budget for 1916 to the Diet yesterday. In view of possible de- crease in revenue the government had a policy of retrenchmenr since the beginning of the war. No body knew when the war would end, the minister said. and when normal financial conditions were restored Japan would start new enterprises.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-22
CHINA FORMATION HAS BE [ N
 POSTPONED

TOXIC, Jan. 21 conference was held today between the emperor and the Japanese cabinet. Nothing was given out as to the nature of the meeting, but it is known to have been of the utmost importance, and it is semi-officially stated that the situa- tion in China was under discussion
 The same authorities state that new step is about 10 be undertaken by the allies under Japanese leadership to enforce their request that monarchy be not instituted in China at this time
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-22

PEKIN, Jan. 21. - All of the for eign ambassadors and ministers were today officially notified by the Chi nese foreign office that the coronation of Yuan Shi Kai and the establish ment of the monarchy had been in definitely postponed. The reason as signed for this action Is the revolution started in the province of Yuanan. Readers behind the lines confidently assert that the Chinese government is taking this method of acceding to the demands of the allies on the matter, as it is felt that Japan had made pre- parations to actively resist the mon archy if necessary.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-22
KOREA DERIVES I BENEFIT FROM
 THE WAR

SEOUL, Korea, Jan. 20. - The Flu ropean war has so far fayorably af- fected the industry and commerce of Korea, according to NJ. Komatbu, of foreign affairs for the government general. It is true, MT. Komatzu pointed out, that the foreign trade in graphite, sOya beans, cotton and some other articles was disadvantageously influenced at the outset of the war, but this tendency has changed much for the better. The export in cereals, ox-hides, live cat tie and other articles has had an ac- tive demand, especially from Russia, which has also placed large orders for boots and ammunition pouches with Korean companies.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-22
HEALTH NOTICE.

Owing to the scarcity of water all receptacles for storing same should be thoroughly cleaned regulGrly, ana it would be advisable to boil all water used for drinking purposes. By ad- herring to these precautions a typhoid epidemic may be averted.
 W. H. CHASE,
 Acting Health Officer.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-22
NOTICE.

Property owners are hereby noti- fled not to throw any more ashes on the streets of Cordova. as 1t Is vfo- lation of Ordinance No. ', Section 8. Persons 80 doing will be prosecuted.
 GEO. DOoLEY, Chief of Police.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-22

Secretary Lane, of the Interior, in his report says the yearly catch of fish in Alaska is worth $2O,OO0, 900. Since the purchase of the territory Alaskan waters have produced S254,- 900 900 worth of fish.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-22

Everyone of them, both American and Canadian, was built from both ends, the material being brought around Cape Horn at tremendous cost.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15

BERsEY-Feb. ~. at $50 Hague-ave..
Alicia Ellen, beloved wife of Geo.
Bersey and mother OF Ethel NJ. T..
winifred and Evel,ns b: OF Detroit. dro
don. England. Notice of funeral
BURGETT-Feb. 13. 1916, at resi-
dence, 73 Goodwin ave-. Orrin. be-
loved husband Of Elisabeth Burgett
and father OF Byron and Peter Bur
nesday
DUBY-Feb. IL, 1916. suddenly. Victor.
aged 5s. beloved husband OF Vic-
toria Duby. brother OF Daniel and
Mrs Mary Jubinville. Funeral from
say ss as m sna ST.
church at 0. Burial at Monroe.
Mich. via street car.
GENTHER-Feb. IA. at her residence.
14g ave. Marie. So
years beloved wife OF Fredrick
Heinrich, Mrs. Richard Lumbrecht
and Lille Genther. Funeral We'd
nesday, 2 p. m. Burial private.
JACKsON--Feb. IL. 1916. at her late
residence. 1866 Belvidere. Annabel-
la, beloved wife of Nelson Jackson
and dear mother of Nellie Gordon.
Campbell Jackson and the late Ar
thur Jackson. Funeral Thursday
afternoon at / o'clock from above
residence. Interment at Evergreen
cemetery.
MeMICHAEL-Feb. 13, Martha, aged
20 years, widow OF the late William
j. McMichael, beloved mother Of
Mrs. George T.. Bench. Mrs. c. j..
Campbell. Mrs. George II. Gardner.
Ralph c.. Jay B and William J. Nc
Michael, Jr. Funeral services from
residence OF daughter. Mrs. Geo.
r. Bench, wyoming-ave:. formerly
Snyder-rd.. Greenfield, Wednesday
At I o. m.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15

both inclusive. all In block 4. Sub. of
the $. part Of o. !. No. s. Of r. c. No.
The e. ioo.se of W. se5.ss Il. Of n.
&, 70 Of of p, s. ss shs q s os e. tS. "a w.
Go's2 n. OF W. 52s.si It. OF n. 1856 IT.
Sub. OF II. G. No. 90, confirmed 20
lanes BABY for the heirs .nT 81 sd,o;nins ss%es
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit having fxed and determined
that said distr,et M herein ,hs o,sDins sDnps
OF Pitt street from DIX avenue 20
Cabot avenue. where not already
opened. as public stree, and hisp-
sssy and ie.s asv'ss $500 Ss'oxfS sns
sessment OF ii7,3i7.7S. OF the darn
ages awarded by n verdict OF jury
under the provisions OF Act ia of the
Public Acts Of 1888. as amended. he
assessed upon the owners and occu-
cluded In said district. In proportion.
as near as may be. TO the advantage
whish each lot or parcel Is deemed
To acquire by such opening.
sessment has been made upon ali the
lots and premises included In said
district and liable to be assessed for
said Improvement under the provisions
of said public act, and that a roll OF
said assessment Is now completed,
and viii remain at the Assessors Of
fre. in the City OF Detroit. for twelve
days from. the date OF the nrst pub
ltcatlon OF this notice, that Is from
the date hereof until the 2sth day
OF February. 1915. for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein. aud
that the Board OF Assessors will meet
on Friday, the 25th day OF February.
1916 at 10 o'clock a m, at their Of
tico in the City Hall and will remain
In session between the hours Of
10 A. m. and IL IN. on said day. and
during the same hours. for three sue
cessivc days thereafter. to hear any
person or persons desiring to objest
To any assessment so made. and TO
review and correct the same, III cor
rection thereof be found necessary.
BOARD OF ASS ESSORS,
BY GUsTAVE j. RECHT.
B-so7 President