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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
STRANGE Ealing.

William always goes to pieces
when he has to speak,
We'll, II he's any kind OF Bill, he
ought 70 be able to collect himself"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
ReaInnlna Of the Enc.

Just think, dearest" said the mere
man in the case, who was about to
break into the freight-paying class.
only three more days and we shall
be one"
Yes" rejoined the fair suffragette,
"and I'm right here TO inform you that
/ intend to be the one"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
The Way Of II.

Belle says she married a para
dox."
"How's thst?"
We'll, when che first married him
no was quite tall, but ever since she
has found he Is always short"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
important to Mothers
But, Did He.

Patience-Do you believe your doc
tor?
Patrice-Well, I don't know; I met
him today, and he said he wished me
well.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

FITS, EPILEPSY, FALLING SICKNESS
STOPPED Quickly. Fifty years q sninteTrnpted
lasting results. LARGE TRIAL BoTTI.E FREE. DIR.
KLINE COMPANY, Red Bank, N. J.-Adv.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

And some men never get over the
Jolt they receive when they fall in
love.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

Fiber board is peing made from 81.
gar cane on one Of the islands o.
Hawaii.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

Some men who run fos Office ought
TO be made TO RON the gauntlet.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

The United States mint at Denver,
Colo, houses the largest supply of
gold In the world.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

To keep clean and healthy take DR.
Pierce'a Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver. howels and stomach.--Aty.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

The average man knows how TO do
another mans work better than no
knows how to do his own.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
u DON'T SUFFER
ANY MORE /"
Feel Like a New Person"
says Mrs. Hamilton.

New Castle, Ind" From the time
Twas eleven years old until was severn
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
Notl1ino Dolnol

with this attachment on your auto
II you knock man down II won't
hurt him a particle. won't disable him
for a minute
Nothing doingl"
But you don't seem to appreci-
ate"
Don't Ell? II was 10 knock man
down without disabling MIN what do
you think he would do to me?"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
4 Waminu.

asked the man who was awakened by
q burglar.
I'm robbing the place.
you merely think you are. Every
thing here was bought on the Install
ment plan. and If you take the prop
erty you'll be responsible for the ball
anee. You're not robbing anybody.
You're running into debt"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
Resors Courteous.

He-Ali worneh are fools.
Shc-That II why q man can al
ways get one 10 marry him.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
Commemorative Possosslona.

~VIFfFtFI wv ~SoN~~IVfIoa
I've got a fireless cooker"
I've got a smokeless husband. -
Baltimore American.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

Ruth--Fred brings re chocolates
with my initial stamped on each piece.
Freda-Myi The chocolates Jack
brings me have Price s." stamped on
the box.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

THIS IS THE AGE or. YOUTH.
You win look ten years. younger IL you
darksn your ugly. grizzly. gray hairs by
using La Creole Hair Dressing. ADV.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

~, gsll SlLO "a UsCK rI nIszzA IN
Ispaci2 3 - tors ps hsef rt4ufrtnx II 70 a. D
mF-Wi4 shIp On trial, IL desired.
Wsbsr Imp q Auto Co 1900 Locust 81. - Loaia.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
"Better marx those goods up 80 L.

per cent"
"Why?"
"The reduction VIII BIZ more strik-
ing when we mark them down one
fourth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

Ga oie Sroee Der &oiteurilirung
ser Wtil65litbr bon Baltimore 0f.
ientlib erortert miro, rn0 cine Ser.
oronun9 fir oie @oiteirilirun9 i'm
StoOtrotb eingereidt lpurDe. iinoet
oos @eiiin6beits.G .Geportenent eS fiir
ange6rdd)t, cine einfode grflGring
o65lgeben, IN lpelher Oie @riinoe
oieier 8ro5eOur ongefiibrt iino.
gBoiteuriiirine ser Nlilh in gol-
timore lit feinesmegS cine nene ooer
reooliitiondre Mobregel. @Gbreno
oes SSobreS 1915 nuroe ii6er so Tro.
gent ser eau5en W1ild5ufi6r bon
Baltimore olif Die cine ODER oie an.
oere @eiic poiteiiriiirt uno ipdbreno
oes gegenpdrtigen Sobres lit scr
Ero5entins oitf nobe5u so geitieeen.
Ndbreno 0oS 1eporteincnt in ieDer
8eiie bic Dlilhb6noler ernuitbigt
iino ibnen gerotben bot, Die Dtilh 81
paIteiiriiiren, uno ibnen foItenIos
Snitruftionen fir ole bette on5u.
Observation-Disclosures gegeben ioipie ibre
slrbeit unO MoBregel ilnteriuft unO
controllirt bat, turroe in feiner Ulol,
terei oie &aIteiirilirlng auige5ipun.
gen Sn oi0eren Morten Die go.
ltellrilirung Der Wlilh III bis iebt
freipiaig ieitens Der 0}iIdbdnOIer
geide6en nit Dem 9ieiultot, ouB iebt
60 Ero5ent Der t6gIi6en @iiId5uiubr
IN Baltimore mebr ooer minoer 5u.
frieoenItcueuo poiteiiriiirt miro. GS
beite6t fein 8peifel oober, ooB obi.
eotorildc Eoiteliriiirilng uaer IN
baltimore berfoitften Wlilb nit Ger
gluSnobme bon geipilier ro6er W1ild
Inter orbereeiuo6nli6en llmItGnoen
proou5irt bonn fonmer5ieIlenStono.
punft aus erniogIidt iperoen fam,
obne Ole 0'iIh6dnOler ooer oos Eu.
blifim iueientlid 5it IddOiqen.
Ser Wame nEoitellrilirlna" iit
BON oem Nomen oea berii6mten Gbe.
mifers uno 9afterioIogen GoIteur,
bergeleitet. Eaiteur crtOedte, 0oB
cine sln5a5I bon aronf6eit ilno
6dulniB erregenoen gofterien in
6liilligteiteu oltrd cine Semperotlr
BON ungefdbr 145 @ro0 6obrenbeit
inner6oI6 90 bis 80 Wliuiiten oetoo.
tet peroen Gieie @ntoedung luuroe
ipdter in proftiiher @eiie fir oie
Dlilt in sIupenoung gebrott Sic
bnuptiadIihen @rlinoidsc Der ga
ltcuriliring lin0 oobcr ciufad, Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
g[[[e 9geriunen ltnnerfedrt.

8oris, 30. Gftober. IL 4einer
Der 9SaIiugiere ODER Ser Ntonni6uft
beg fran50iiiben 0onpfers Obi
cogo" ipur0e 0ur9 oos Geuer ber-
Lett, ons auf Dem Qampfer pGbreno
Der 8eiie nad Stem gorf bon 9or-
oeour ausbra6, moOurd ii9 Der Ga
pit6n bGranloBt iob, in Oen 9(ooren
ein5uloufen. @ie Elm EeIegramin
BON ben Q(genten Der @eieIIIboft in
Den 9[5orcn beiagt, tpuroen oie GyIanl-
men in Oem 2oOeraunt gelofdt. Scr
Our9 ooS 6euer angeridtete S6aoen
lit MIR leiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

Cine 2obnerbobune bon 80 Hro'
oent puroe ben Gisorrenmo6ern ocli
SSirmo s. 6. Sernlon in Iepbcrrp.
town Ho, eep6brt Die 2obnifold
betrdgt oemnoh $3.50 pro Suuieno.
Sn Den 5obrifen in Wtondeiter
ino yieu-Gitmberlono puroen eben'
falls 2obnerbobuneen bepiIIiet.
Die nDobis Cool onO Gofe Go." "
in Cumberland, 01o., bot ibrcn gera
leitten uno Selfern cine 2obnerbo'
buna bon 10 9ro8ent beipinigt, mel
dc ON 1. glopember IN Saraft triit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

@cid1itsobidliiIIe MAIDEN ionen, lin0
oieieniecn weIhe 5mei Sabre bin
our6 nit ibrem 9luitretcu ouf oem
N}orft oen @reis oes Gr5eugniiieS
5unl Stcigeu oebradt baben, Die Der
@oQc unO uns in @olO gtotirlng
pcrbalfen unO ms in @oIo Den groB.
ten lbeil ser @oaernte Der Iebten
beioen Sabre be5ablt baben nit
ibreu 8ei6Gftsobi6liiiien lnO ibrem
@eIoc oa5u beitroeeno, BOB in Die
aoIIen lnlerer @Itancieros mebr als
100 Niiuionen @eios in elmer fir
2ano wobrbuit fritiiden 3eit fIic-
Ben
9Rit peIAem &edte, aus pelden
ancrfennensertben @riinoen oie aud
mir boIbpegs eines @ei66ftsmannes
uno eineS Nlonnes piiroig Iino, Ton.
nen mir fe bon inherent Dearfte
ausidlieBen2 0iirfcu mir 5illoiicn,
ooB cine fremoe glotion, mag iie nod
10 mGdtig, ltorf umO einfluBreid
iein li6 berousnin1nt, ibre1 @illen
aiijl5wingen uuO 81 regieren IN int
ierem eieenen 2anoe, Ioeor in Dem
Hebt, SonoeI 5ll treiben2
gir wonen, Serr @rdiioent, nit
imlerem Outrage oiii Die gerehten
ggilnIde oes Sonoels umo Der natio'
noIen @Sro0iiftion onhuorten.
SunddIt fonute ole @refutipec'
malt, obne ooB Scr grloB eines @e'
Iebes notbipenoig nGre, oenn lie 1T
nit qeniigenoer Bolmaht ousgeltot'
tet, england imiere lln5utrieoenbelt
fiibIen lolien inoem iie Die GO @iil.
Iionen 9elos @olo 5rriid5iebt, nelbe
He 0eponirt bat uno fir Die 3inlen
be8obIt iperOen miiiien oenu oie9ont
bon @nglono bat iie fir Oroer lnle'
rer @eIonotidoft in 9onbou in glut-
belpobrln9. @ir, Serr 4rdlioent,
bobcn Feinen @rlno, itns 81 if)1oi'
gen angeii6ts Der riidlidtSloien SOL
tune @nglouo's uuierem 2onoe &C.
geniiber.
Sd foIIe 5uiammen Serr TroIi'
ocut. GieIer @nttpurf, ioboIo er @e'
Iebesfroft erlonet, piiroe Die feier-
lihe @rflGruna beoeliten, Oob oos
@opital, pel6es friiber in ieinem
llrlprung elm ouslonoil6es leir
fonnte, BEL iciner 9Inloee i'm 2onot
IN @runoItiiden Snouitrien ooel
Sonoes- -llntcrebnugen oie Notionolt
tat Ieiner Better oerloreu bal, I'M
lih in notionoles &opitol itm5uiuolt
oeln imo Iid ais iolhes inter oit
@orontie uno oen Sdub Der orgen
tiniiben Gberbobeit 81 Itellen mi
Dob Der Sonoel Der Hepublif, in iei
nen internotionolen ge5ieblngen
feline onoeren @inihr0nfungen CT
leioen oorf ais Die i'm @olterreh
uno in ben 8ertrGeeu Oorgeiebenen
welde oie Notion nit freroen Mdh
ten abgeidloiien bat i'm Snneren oe'
2onOes ober MIR Die GiulHrdnfun
gen. melde oie 8eriaiirng, oie no
tionalen @eiete nno oie oo5i erloiIe
uen 9lusfii6ruues 8eItimniineci
Oorieben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
g9eaen glentraIitats6rndl aerdaftet.


93ogoles, gtri5., 80. Sftober.
Inter Ger 8eiduloigung ser geutro-
lit6ts Gerlebling ptrOen geltern
orei &crionen in Saft eenontnlen. @s
iinO Dies @uillero 8ornett, Charles
aiHelboh lino Gouaroo 01oniere5,
idnmtlib bon Der 9}ogoles @iIennuo.
rem @eiellibaft. Gin SaftbefcDl
mar glei6foIls fir oen @eI6Gftsfiib-
rer Ser @eielli9oft, 2oris 2oos, er.
loiien, bod nor 0erielbe ouBerbol6
Der Staot. 9foniere5 itno aiIielba1
IteIlten 9iirgidaft. 8arnett ioll, mie
beridtet piiroe, an Der merifonil1el
Seite Der @ren5e nerboftet iporoen
iein ltnO murOe na9 bier eingetroffe.
nen @ericbten nit Der Sinri9tung
be0ro6t penu er nidbt ii6er Die an.
gebliHe @erib6rltng 9[usiogen ma
6e. Gin Sobn 0oe $oftbefeb[ muroe
gegen eihen onoeren 9[ngeIteaten Der
6irna Steinfelo ausgeiteat. mel6er,
pie beriAtet miro, N1unition obgelie-
fert boben foll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

rung in SaIonifi an oeren Spibe
@eni8elos itebt 100000 &funo 5u
leiben. 3ies miro in elmer 9ltbener
9epei6e an Den o0blerber" beri6tet.
Gie Qepeide fiigt bin8lt, oie 9iegies
rltng IN gltbeh babe bei6loiien, Der
Geritdrftnq Der notionolen g(rmee in
Salonifi feline $inoerniiie in Den
gSeg 5ll legeh Oo iie ongebIitb Die
9eWegiing ais leoi9li@ eegen 8ulga.
rien geridtet ouerfannt babe.
8ulgarifde Sbronreoc,
2onoon, 90. Gft. - Olac6 elmer
9euter Gepeibe aus glmiteroom
melOet Elm EeIegrontm aus Sofia fol-
genOe Stellen oltS ser Ebronreoe Bel
@roffuung oes 6ul9oriiden Eorlo.
ments
oHumd1iei1 meldeS aus Der I'm.
flonmerling 9uleorien's geuten 5og,
erfldrte I'M Sabre 1913 oen arieg,
fiel IN binterliiti9e @eile in oos Ger.
ritoriiun Sbres GonigreiHes ein, ser.
itorte oas rei6e un0 frudt6are 2onD
Der Go6ruoi1o. 9lm 27. 9[uquit er.
fldrte es arieg an Die ber6iinoete 0io,
nardie 0eiterreiA llngarn un0 griii
unlere Gonau Stdote sur ielben
| 3eit an nod o6ne, ooB Der arieg er-
flart mar Sbre 1ruppcn gefieleu
lid IN @reuelt6oten uno begann oil
6ulguriide geOolferung aus Dem bor
oeniel6en gepliinOerten Serritoriltn
81 oeriGIeppen.
pGieier 9lugriff 8pang uns, itnier,
Prince in HumGnien eilifoQen 5u Iui
len unO Den unerlporteten 9lngriff 3it
riid5ulueiien, 0iun1Gnien fir 0os, fp1i
es I'M Sabre 1913 get6an bat, 5u be
itroiett ltno rniere griioer in oerIo
6ruOiha aus Sen 6eiieln 81 befreien.
9 efangene q tum 1nen in
Son 1tantinopeI.
C2rabtIos nnh Gmpiae)
! gerliit, 20. Sftober. I'M Gintoit
lcno 9fumdnen Die erite @ruppe bon
@efangenen Die BON Der tiirfiitbei
9lrnee in Der Qobriioi9o gernoh
ipur0e, iinO in &onitantinopel onee
longt, 10 meIoet cine 9epeihe oiii
Der tiirfiI6en Souptitoot an oi
lleberiee. 3o6ribten.9l .9lgentur.
Gie tiirfiide 8eitung uTosfiri
@ffior" beribtet poB Die in Der Sc
bruoida eeuabte 9eute 70 groB MAJ
oaB iie nod ni6t gana bereinecbrodJ
per0en fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
Anf Die
gOnaubrd6rn
3is0en ii6 bic yRumi.
men Surif,
Sritde bet 6ir5Uba bpn
Snlgarem 5eritOrt.

Der oitIide 6liiael Der blugurii@en
strmee bat bic @eeeno bon 8oba-
oogb erreidt. serbiihe an.
oriffe IN Der Geruo @eeeno 5u-
riidgeifIogen. Petersburg IaBt
Bic 0fumdnen iiberaIl iiegen.
serbiidcr unO fronsOiii6er gaI.
fonberibt.
@ofia 2S. Gftober, pia 2ouOon,
80. 0ttober. - Die ruiiii6.rum6ni.
iHe glrmee in Der Dobru0ibo aiebt
iih ouf Die 8ontonbriiden iiber Die
Tonau 5ilrud. Ole gulgoren boben
Die Bride bel Sir5ooo 8eritort, uno
ser oitlidc 6liigeI bat Die @eeeno
BON @aboOoeb, 80 Wleilen n0roli6
oon Gonitan5o, erreidt.
syn MlaceOonien ipuroen ierbiihe
9lngriife III Der gerna.@eeeno 5llriid.
Jeidlogen.
3ies ipiro In oem foIeenOen 9eridt
oes buIgoriiden @enerolitobs eeneI.
oct.
oSiioIid bonn Gee gSresba baben
iid fletnere @efedte suiicben Grtiin-
oiauuos abtbeiIuneen obeeipieIt.
g8eitlid bon Der Monoitir 5lorino-
@abnlinie CAB es lebbafte glrtillerie-
Ebdtigfeit. gln Oeu anie Der Gernn
purocn eitige lerbiihe 9[ngriffe oii-
riidgeipieien. S6mo6e @oritoBe oes
Geinoes am gerge DobropoIpe uno
on ben Dorfern Suidin uno @ontC
idlueen ebenfalls febI.
Qluf beioen Seiten oes SluHes
@oroor mar oie artilIerie-Gb bdtiefeit
uur iporaoiih, gEm GuBe Der gelo-
iico.@bene unO auf Der Strlimo-
SSront baben iid, abgeieben bon to-
Iirtenl @eihiisfeuer, feline Sperotio.
men bon 8coeutung obgeipielt.
Gntlong Der aiiIte oes gleg1iider
uno oes Sbwor5en Wteeres mar olles
rubig.
Dobruoido 5ront Gie 8erfoI
gung oeS Gein6es lpiro fortgeiest
Ger Seino 5iebt iid iiberGll ouf oil
9riideu unb aSontons nabe Sir5obo
BraiIa Siafda uno Tultda ouriid
@ie Bride nnbe Sir6oDo 1T 8eritor.
ipor0er.
glm 0lorgen beS 26. bobeu unierr
borgeidobenen 9Ibtbeilungen Die glI
trobo.2inie III Der @egen0 iiiolib Dol
8abaoagb erreiht.
@1breno Der IeBten 3pei Gag,
mndten mir mebr ais 800 @efangenl
ltno erbeuteten Iieben @cidiise uni
fitnf Wlunitionspogen uno bieIe an
oerc Moaen.
@ntIong Der Donau en6 es an Der
icbteoencn Hunften @epebrfeuer
g8ir beiesten cine Der SnieIn oitlid
bon SiliItria.4
Eeutonii@e Eruppen an
geblih I'M q d q d gebol-
ten.
Hetersburg. bin 2onoon, 29
Gftobcr 3ie 9ffeniibe Der teuto
niidlen Eruppen eeecn bic r1tiiiidJ
rundniitbe 2inte in Der 9ldbe De
Greu5ltngspunftes Der Gjren5linie
Der @itfomino Sicbenbiirgen's un
Huu0nien's lit onseblib gum Still
Itano eebroHt iporoer.
8ieie Anfiinoigung ntdht elm beut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

bonn ruiiiiden GrieeSburcni ousgc.
gebener offi5ieller 8eridt
Gerielbe fiiet bin5L ooB teutoni-
ibe gLngriffe in ser @egeno bon
glegrt iiiolid bon 9orna g8otra,
our6 oos 6euer Der @ertbeioiger a6-
gelDieien lDur6en
9todite6eu0er ooue @ortlaut oeS
8eribtes,
ngluf Der rumGniiden 6ront IN
Siebenbiirgen, iDuroe Ser 6ein0, Scr
in Der @egenO bon 92egrt iiiolih bon
Gorna @artra, oieOficniipe ergriffeu
botte, Ourb utier 6eucr 5uriidgeidlo-
gen.
Sm IbaIe oes 8luiies lis iino ril.
mduiide Erilppeu sur Sffeniipe iiber-
geeangen unO baben ben 5einO 8il-
riidgemorfen; lie nobmen 10 9iti5ie-
re ruO 900 D8otm gefungen.
SIN @u5eil G6aIe boben ole Gu.
mGneH ais oos &elultot zines erfolg-
rei1en GoritoBes oeu @olrto @ere-
lui Berg eingenonlmen.
9toroIiH bon Gompuliing 6o6en
unIere 9laiirten oos Gorf2ioebi ge.
nonmen, ipobei lie 300 Geutide 81
@eiangenen ma1ten uno flint @lo.
i6inengeue6re uno 3ipei 9om6eniper.
( fer er6euteten.
/ Sm 9llt T6ole riidten bic Gumd
men I'm 10 8erit (615 DleiIen) norO
Iib BON Salatrlf Dor
Ger 5eino. ser nit ieiren 8orbut
Grippen bis nnh 1iguiiuIii i'm Siul
GbaIe Dorgeorilngen mar ipitroe Dol
rumdniicben Erltppen gei6logen
Sier moAten Die &imdnen 800 9op
cru 5u @efongcucn mo er6elltetet
5pei 9ergbaubieeu 9otterie'n uni
II Moidiueugeipebre
: SSn ser Eobruoidla bat lid bic oa
j gcmeine Sage nidt berduoert."
BON Der maceoonil6 d en-
5ront.
Garis, 20. Sfto6er. "a
ariegsunt melOct otii5ieI, Dab boz
oen frou8oIiiben luiO ierbiidel
gtreitfr6ften All Der maceoonil6el
,Srout bcutc lueitcres @eldnoe erobcr
moroen lei. Ger 9eridt Iautet,
,glm linfen llfer Ger Strum
ihlitgen 0ie 8ritcn eincn bon oel
guIgoren ousgeiiibrten @egenau
/ griff III Der @egen0 bon GrmonIi ob
Sn Ser gieeung Der Gerno mod
ten Die Serbcn peitere 6ortidrittc
Gle 1ron5oien eroberten in einen
nit Topferfeit ousgefodtenen Scam
pfe oos Iorf @oroilopo. @eite
linfs, 5pii6en aenoIi uuo Ser Ser
ma, 6eieBte Gins linierer 93egimente
i eiu SpItem ieinolider @rdben.
glii iiiiierein liiifen JIiigal iueroef
Die 9IrtiIlerie.admpfe NIT &eftigfei
meter iortgeicbt. 7uS 6euer iini(
rer 9[rtillcric peruria6te Die Sprcn
gung eineS feinolihen DlunitionS
0ogers in Der 9&dbe bon goIii6inc
noroIid bon aiibopo."
SoIonifL 80. Sftober bio Son
BON. Scr beutiee britii6e 9eridJ
iiber Oie 0perottonen olf Ser mace
0ouii6eu Sront bat foleu0en 8ori
Iolt:
nsSn Der Doiran.@egeno bnben lic
feline Greiguiiic bon geoeuhune 5ugC
tragen
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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-06-09
It's Valuable Now.

When William Jessup, who formerly
operated woolen mill in Princeton,
died 20 years ago, he left among his
effects large keg Of Russian red dye
stuff. Each housecleaning time his SON
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Woods, had to shift it
around. Woods had tried to sell it
to wholesalers in vain; they didn't
need it.
"What'll we do with this?" asked
Mr.. Woods, when they cleaned house
last summer.
pile it on the trash heap and burn
it: I'm tired Of looking at it." said
Mrs. Woods.
Being a dutiful husband, Mr.. Woods
obeyed.
Now the Russian dye is said to be
unobtainable at any price, and the
amount that Mr.. Woods burned would
have netted at this time from $500 to
$1,000.
The losers philosophically agreed
that it's no use to cry over "spilt
milk" and have dispensed with any
worry over what might have beer" /"
indianapolis News.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-06-09
MONUMENT TO SEWARD.

Watertown Erects Monument to Mem.
ory Of Deceased Jurist.
Watertown.-A huge monument So
cured at a cost of $1,25O to honor the
memory of he late Judge Charles x.
Seward, who occupied the bench Of
the Third judicial circuit Of South Da-
kota next preceding Judge G. G.. Sher-
wood. has arrived and is set in place
at Mount Hope cemetery. The fund
was raised for this monument through
popular subscription by DR.. R. F.
Campbell and will thus become an i'm.
pressive tribute to Judge Seward. and
q proof of the esteem and love in which
he was held by every acquaintance.
The dedication of the monument
was to have taken place Memorial day.
but it has now been considered better
to postpone this ceremony and set
aside a day at q later date for this
sole purpose. The dedication day will
probably come early in June. An
nouncement Of the date will be made
later.
The monument is of beautiful mas
sive Vermont granite. It is simply
marked. The inscription Seward" ia
to be found midway on the side, and
over this is the representation Of a
pair Of scales and the word Justice ,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-06-09
ALL sign new OATH.
ATTENDANTS At OFFICERS
SCHOOL NOW OBLIGED TO
SERVE ABROAD.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
From the Capital City, the Various
state Institutions and from
Many Different Parts OF
the Sunshine State.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Pierre.-Every officer who attended
the National Guard officers schol. held
at Redfield for five days under the su-
pervision of Adjutant General w. A.
Morris, signed the new army regula-
tions, according to Captain w. d.
Swain of Aberdeen. The regulations
now state that all guardsmen must
swear allegiance to the president of
the United States both at home and
broad. Hereafter all guardsmen, after
signing this new oath, must answer all
calls to protect the peace and dignity
of the United States whether they be
internal or In foreign land or waters.
No more episodes can occur after the
signing of this oath such as recently
arose in southern states when 162
militiamen in one regiment refused to
respond.
A good schol, fruitful of results, was
reported by the Aberdeen captain to
have taken place at Redfeld. Much
routine work was accomplished but
new and interesting problems were
pldCOO OCLOAO tAAC 4uOAs AO oSl4O0-
ule was not adhered to as closely as
was expected because considerable
time was given to out-of-doors mansu-
vers.
About 80 officers were present, so
officers and 80 on-cimmissioned Of
fcers. They concluded their work with
big war game problem.
Men attending state that Redfield
carried out its custom of more than
entertaining the officers and guard.
The entire Commercial club visited
the camp one night, which was situated
at Beulah park, east of Redfield by
the Turtle creek, and a pleasant smo-
ker was held and some speeches made.
Another evening all the men present
were invited to a cantata held at tho
school and home for feeble minded.
The cantata was staged by the In.
mates and pupils and proved very en-
tertaining. Following the program
of an hour and half the company
were taken about the buildings of the
institution and shown many things Of
interest.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-06-09
Watch for Outdoor vendora.

With the advent of the season for
circuses, carnivals and other warm
weather festivities, inspectors of the
state food and drug department are
on the lookout for the "hot dog" ven.
dor and kindred outoor merchants who
ply their trade from temporary stands.
With renewed vigilance the inspectors
will enforce the regulations of the
commissioner under the sanitary food
law. These require stands to be en-.
closed, screened and kept clean. They
prohibit displaying uncovered food, or
handling food with dirty hands or
utensils. Individual cups for drinks
and individual dishes for ice cream are
being urged by the department and
are now in use in q great many places
in the state. The open hamburger
stand with its dirty, greasy griddle
which was formerly to be found on
almost any street corner during a car.
nival or a circus day is now rarely
seen in this state. Doped meat is no
longer sold in hamburger joints and
imitation drinks are required to be
tagged as such.