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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the district court of the state Of
Iowa, in and for Polk county, March
term, A. D. 1917.
Recolia F. Jackson, plaintiff,
VS..
Jesse Jackson, defendant.
To Jesse Jackson:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 26th day of January, A. D.
1917, the petition Of the plaintiff in
the above entitled cause will be filed
in the office of the clerk of the district
court of the state of Iowa, in and for
Polk county, Iowa, claiming of you
an absolute divorce from the bond Of
matrimony now existing between you
on the grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment, and failing to support his
wife and child.
For further information see petition
on file in the Office Of the clerk Of the
district court of the state Of Iowa, in
and for Polk county.
And unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day
of the next term, being the March
term of said court, which will COM
mence at Des Moines on the 9Th day
of March, 1917, default will be entered
against you and judgment and decree
rendered thereon.
Dated this 25th day Of January,
1917.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
T r Rush
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-16
GALESBURG, ILL.

J. M. Watts of the Star Musical
Comedy Co., who has been confined at
the home of his sister Mrs. c. Ander-
son, for ten days, IS much improved.
He will join his company as soon as
able. ~
Services at Allen Chapel were well
attended Sabbath morning and even
ing. ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tripletts are the
proud parents of son, born on the
18th. Mother and babe are doing
nicely.
H. Alcon is reported better at this
writing.
Mrs. H. Davis of West street, who
has been very i'll, is able to be around
the home again.
The many friends of Mrs. M. Crew
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ALBA AND HOOKING NEWS.

The Independent Sewing Circle club
met at the home of Mrs. Brown on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. G. A. Davis
gave few remarks on current
events. Mrs. Joe Robinson read pa
per on Life of Abraham Lincoln.
Lunch was served by hostess, Mrs.
Brown, assisted by Mrs. Zoe Holling-
worth. We are to take the study OF
Educational Outline and 18th chapter
of St. Mathew.
Hooking News.
Miss Alberta Robinson entertained
Miss Viola Young and Mr.. Eugene
Young from Des Moines on Sunday
evening to 6 o'clock lunch. After
lunch the evening was spent with
music.
Mrs. Headspeath, who has been
quite sick, is much better at this writ
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the district court Of Folk county,
Iowa.
Maude B. Crow, plaintiff,
VS..
Arthur M. Crow, defendant.
To Arthur B. Crow, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that the Pc
tition of the plaintiff in the above en-
titled cause is now filed in the Office Of
the clerk of the district court of Polk
county, Iowa, claiming of you a d.
vorce on the grounds of cruel and in
human treatment and asking that she
have restored to her her maiden name
of Maude B. Andrews.
For full particulars see petition
filed as above stated.
And that unless you appear and de-
fend on or before noon Of the second
day of the next term Of this court,
which will commence at Des Moines,
Iowa, on the 9Th day of March, 1917,
default will be entered against you
and judgment and decree rendered
thereon.
Dated at Des Moines, Iowa, this
goth day of January, 1917.
McHenry & DeFord,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the district court Of Polk county,
Iowa. - 81
May johnson, plaintiff,
VS..
E. C. johnson, defendant.
To E. C. Johnson, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that the pc
tition of the plaintiff in the above en-
titled cause is now filed in the office
of the clerk of the district court OF
Polk county, Iowa, claiming Of you
divorce on the grounds Of desertion.
For full particulars see petition
filed as above stated. e
And that unless you appear and de-
fend thereto on or before noon OF the
second day of the next term OF this
court, which will commence at Des
Moines, Iowa, on the 9Th day Of
March, 1917, default will be entered
against you and judgment and decree
rendered thereon.
Dated at Des Moines, Iowa, this
goth day of January, 1917.
McHenry & DeFord, %@
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-16

FOOLISH WITHOUT
any saving grace
of humor. It is a
cruelty which
amounts to saw
agery to taunt
them about your
own good health
and Of how you
were never down;
telling them you
think it is un-
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-16
THE BYsTANDEx

ing. "-- $3.50 = ~" y - = . :
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Robinson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young, lit
tie Eugene Young, Mr.. Sam Robinson
and Miss Ida May Young on Sunday
to lunch Of cream, cake and grape
salad and milk punch.
Mr.. Joe Robinson and son, Charlie
Robinson, were<in Abba to band prac-
tice Monday evening.
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HEALTH HINTS.
A Rocker. M. ID.

It really u cruel and silly thing
for well, robust people to make circus
and q Boosting place Of the sick bed.
When you see person out OF the
game because of the accident OF i'll
health it i'll becomes you to keep ask
ing them If they do not feel well and
If the situation is not a joke. 1t is
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The Bystanaer coll .ctor will be
in your city in a fe1i days. Please
see and bay him yo' "uhscriptaoa.
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Glance 70 ',Ax, ~
why so sor-o~fu; grip"
I'VE have parted forever lie wr1ts
ne h send back IT,, ring"
"TsG him to call for II" advised II,
0Dsrienoed frtsnd.-Louisvtlls o.
V1rJOunA
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RuCen i'm 56mar5ma0.

Die 5ablreiden rufiif9en Rriwsges
fangenen, bic jebt I'M babifden mno
fpiirttembereifden Sdpar5palosebiet
befdGftigt perben, seben 9eranlafs
flung, baran gu erinnern, oaB fhon
einmal Der bunbert Sabren anlGBli9
Der 8efreiungsfriese i'm ShmaratDalb
rufiifhe SoIbaten peilten nno lange
3eit einquartiert naren. Mud nz
mails puroe iiber bic 2eute gut berihz
tet, insbefonoere tire tiefe Religioiitdt
uno ibre @eniisfamfeit ma4te iie bel
ibren 9uartierleuten febr beliebt, ba@
gu tam mod, bab fie grobe 4tnOers
freunbe fparen. Meift bilbete fih Elm
rs1t freunbfaaftlides @erbdltnis NIT
Der Gintpobnerfdaft unb piele @uhen
bli.ben nad Dem ariese in @ib=
beutfdlano, no Fe iid oauernb niebers
lieBen uno ibren 0udtOmmen cine se-
ahtete @tenuns ertparben. 90 mar
gum Beifpiel Der 6obn zines ruffif4en
Soloaten 9olabdnoler in Winaeln uno
fpdter lansjdbriger .S9ultbeib bort.
bic syamilie @iafonitfd sriftiert nod
beute, ebenio i'm ainaistal bic Jamilie
Ofafp, in Sframbers Woloffa unb
anbere. Mndb. in 8aben sibt IS nod
Rahfommen-
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q htmng!
Oermamnsi0bne BON Gan Mntonio,

AGe &ermannsiobne, Die an Dem
patriotiiden Seit5ug am aSopaltt
Gag teiInebmen poleil, peroen err
iudt, am 9ienitag, Dem 3. Ipri!,
Wittags nm ! llbr in Der Sale Der
@erinarnsIobne 81 iein.
8. M. @loedner, 9beo. ellgel-
barot, Thos. 8. 2eigbton Senrp s.
@osnie. alfreo @. Roboe, @ott,
frieo 0efinger, GSacob 8oblfartb,
3. 0eniel. Cleo Wneaer, Sulnls
5engg, @ ". @air5badL 8obert ).
ltbr, Silgo MoelLer, 8m. BRAIN.
idpueig. Senrp WeDer, SoIef Sic.
bid, q. 81. @ittingcr Sermamr
&aaf, u. =. Nennnaun SouIs
Seuerinaliu. 4onnite.
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aus beioen gereinen gebiloete ge-
miIhte gbor. Oas Hrogramm 1T
Elm por5iiglides.
Ober1t Senorifs, Der &efrutie.
rltngs : @gent fir ons in Mllitin aul
etablierenoe Gipilian Z Graining
Camp, lit Ser Mnfiht, in fllr5er 3eit
1000 geiInebmer fir oas Eager re-
frl1tieren gu fonnen.
= Gin &omite bat iib nod Mritln
begeben, Inn @ouperneur Sergnion
CUR 8lumenl1laht uno sur Sielta'
ISOLDE offi5iea e~inaula0en.
Oiebe per1udten Sonntag na6t
oas Mutomobil bon SO. @igIep,
27O2 8elt-Go ntmerce Strabe, olls
Ser Garage 5u iteblen. Die Nai6i-
NE lit Fir 2eute. bte lire Gigentiim-
li1feiten nibt fernen, ungebelter
lbmer in Gang 5u bringetl uno IN
folgeoeilen geIang es ben S~pibb1be.l
aud nidt, oas automobil 5u entfiib-
rem. Srosoein ridteten Die Maltber
gelnla Sbaoen an; fie ltablen iammt.
lide Boliter, oie @ummireifen nno
oas 5ur Maidille geborige @erf5eug.
Die Witglieoer Der Srapelers
Yrotectipe M~iioeiation, 8oit g, pabl-
ten fiir oas f1ddlte @e11aftsjabr bic
folgenoen geamten: Braiioent 6.
g. Mobertion, eriter 0ice-Braiioent,
e. 6. &easler; 5peiter @ice- : 8rdii-
bent, l1oo &narmann; oritter 8ice-
Yraiibent, 6. 81. Sei1nette; Sefretdr,
nno 6datmeifter, 60 5uds; Boit-
Direftoren: Com sc. MiGer, q. 3.
Maonroe, S. 6: Maribad uno Sam
&i1.
Dus Mntomobil, ipel1es benz
Gbauffeir SO. De 2air am Samftag
abello BON orei uniformierten 2eli-
ten geraubt tpllroe, lit am Cont
tae lladmittag arp Der 5rieoridsbir-
ger S%anbitraBe p~erlaiien ~aufgeflns
ben: oos @aioIin bette aussegeben
un6 Die MGltber batten nidt neiter
fommen fornen. Die Militarbeb0r=
Den fabnoen ihnrf auf 5uei 5olOa=
ten, meld)e felt ldngerer 3eit perge-
bens INN lire giltInIiung nadgeludt
batten uno felt Samitag peridiuun-
ben lino. Ole 8anoiten bntteM m;e
mir Ifon an nnoerer Steqe mitteil-
ten, ben ungliiflihen Chauffeur nidt
rlur I'M feline Maidine, ionoern aud
uni feline &Ieiouna beraubf uno ibn
oanll nafeno an eirien 8allm gebun-
ben.
- Gin 2~tiabriger fremoer junger
Mann teiIte Der Eoli5ei am Sonntag
nit, oaB er Dor eiltiger 3eit BON
elmer Yading Company in Snoialo-
polls $240 geltoblen babe. gr bat,
oaB er nod indianapolis 5nriid-
transporter neroe, nm Der beitoble-
men sSirma Sas @elo mieoer 5ultel-
len su fo'nner. Ser Wamn miro por4
lauflg III Sdff geDalren.
Die &ommanoeare Der terani-
id)cn Mills : Hegimenter fino pom
&riegsminilterium a%ngefDielen NOR
ben, lire ldmmtlihen &ompagnie;l-
auf pole ariegsndrfe 81 bringen.
safoIgeoeiien iinb auf Der Ilamo
Tla5a iomie al Der @elt Soltitoa
StraBe Hefrlitierungs Stationen
e%tabIiert, Inn 10 piel ME mogli6
ucllc SolDnten an5umerhen.
Die 5rauen, melhe lib al Ser
2opalit1ts Baraoe anl 0ienitag
beteiIigen neaen, meroen eriild)t, iih
nod)mittags Inn 2 ubr am aIamo
perIammeln uno aufitellen 5u pol-
len, BON lJier aus mer6en lie lid) Damn
Dem Sauptsuge anidlieBen.
Die .Il3afnr Hntrol", melfe
lid) Dor ettpa orei. Wonaten erbot,
Der Staot cine offi5iele 6lagge 5u
ltiften, miro oieieibe ben ltaotildeu
geboroen am 2opalit6ts Gage iiber-
reiden.
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SIR &pmmiHare fur Strafen nnb
0ffentIide Gerbeiernnsen.

Sic .yraie Yreiie fir Seras" lit au>
to~riiiert, gbpmas s. Welipn al5 aanbiz
BAT fir bag amt bes 6ommiOdrs fir
9traBen nnb offentlide @erbelerungen
in ben beporitebenoeu 8rimaripablen als
5ufiinbieen nnS CT eriuG- lrl Die un~
teritiibung, ieiner Sreunoe rno Der
Stiminaeber.
Die .Sreie Yrelie fir Seras" lit alls
toriiiert, 2pitis S%ener,namn ais Ganoiz
bat fir bas Mmt Des Gpmmindrs fir
StraBer uno Dffentli9e 8erbeierungen
in ben beboriteberSen Yrimdripablen
ansuseigen nnb er erfuht Inn Die unters
itiibung leiner .Srentsoe nno Der Stimnls
geber.
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GottohTamen- 4robnfte.

Sun AntDmiu, gex., 9. slpril 1917
Yrime erloe Cotton .Seeo Oil, 95A
&ents per @oTl1ne.
9ieu yprf, 9 Mpril Spot $f4.e0
bio; aprE, $14.14 unb $1430; g1ai.
$14.40 nno $14.44, SUM, $t4.39 uno
$14.40; SlIli. $14.36 luio $t4.37,
an9liit, $14.35 nnb $1436; Sepfember
nlro Sftober, Sab nno $14.35; Nos
bember, $13. 10 llD S13.7f.
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Sir Stener : GommiTar.

Sic uSreie grefIe" lit autoriliert,
Serrn Sanr V. Spinble als &anbibat
fir Steuer , aornmihdr in Der beborItes
henoen 8rtmdrtpabI am %. Mpril uno
s. Mai an3ufiii1Oigen un0 bittet I'M Die
llnteritibnm aTler 8dhler.
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@abl : 2ln5etgen.
Iar 0anor.

Sic .Sreie greie" lit mlforiVert,
Germ gSaltpn 9. 9Dpb ais &ulbibat fir
Msappr in Der bepprltebenben Yrinrdr@
nail am IS. @priL atl5nfiiilDieen, uno er
bittet Inn oie llnteritiibnns afler leiner
SSreluoe unD Stimmgeber.
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Aae Gortcn pm 9rud . arbeiien.
mic Slider, ,Splbers", griefbpsen unb
9unpcrts, 9arten, G~irenIare, Ginfabun.
gcn nitu., In Gemtfd nnb GneItid, nett
nj a Erintina Co., FOG Nabarrp Ctr.
Gel. Grofeft 1925. fHna.l
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Sam gerabe sitr red)ten GET. n@e-
raoe sur redten 3eit", I6reim Serr
Mlfreb 9m1oill BON Monelien, 8a.,
fam Die Brobefilte Mlpenfrduter
bier an llno mabte es u%nnotig, Ell
men 9r5t 81 rlifen. Meine Sodter,
5tuolf Sabre ali, fant BON Der Shule
beim uno mar 10 franf, oaB tie ibren
&opf nidt aufredt balten fonnte;
iie batte Elm bobes Sieber. Sd perab-
folste ibr fofort eirle @a6e @lpen-
frduter, mas iie griinolid gum idapi-
Ben brafte. Cine 5tunoe ipdter
fonnte iie aufitebell mo mar geluno.
Mm ndfiten Gage muroe meine Srall
franf; iie bate 5ieberfroit uno einen
peben Sails, 10 oaB iie gu 9ett geben
mllBte. Mpenfrdl,ter mafte lie IN
nerbalb 5tpei Sagen geirno. 8ir
iino mebr als 5mfrieoen nit Dem,
mas es fir ms getan bat"
Sc giebt mol faum cine WeOi5in,
sic iid 10 iebr III Der Samilie einge-
biirgert bat, pie Sorni's Ilpenfrals
ter. Gin iiber bunoertid1riger @e=
brnlld bat oie Gor5iee oieies alten,
einfaden &rdutermittels bepieIen.
Sem San mar 10 idiper ltno fem
2eioen 10 ldIinm, oaB Sorni's al-
p~enfr1lltef ntdt Silfe gebradt batte.
gs lit feline 4potbefermehi5in. 60
falogenten Iiefern es ben 2euten oi-
reft pom 2aborotorium. Sonte fein
@gert in Ser Mabbaribaft iein, 10
ffreibe man an: Or. Seter SabrneD
& Cons Co., 1876 60. SoDne
gpe., gbicngo, sd.
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gu permietcn

Gns obere Stodtperf oes SouIeS
geo. 2tS Olt-Gonmerce StraBe =
&allm 20 Bel 90 SuB. glaf5ufragen
2t6 0ft=Gommerce StroBe.
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IokaIes.
Babrideinlibes @etter.

Sir San Mntoilio mo ltmsegeno:
4eifte abeno: flar. 9ienitag: mat
aner-
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Sic uSrrie Yreiie" lit altoriiiert,
5errn Sam 6. Sell nls &aroiOat fur
Iubor in Der beboritebeloen Trimare
ipabl ON %. Ipril nnb s. Weai an5ls
fii1oigen unb bittet Inn Die lmterltiibnn9
nller @dbler.
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Sir 10 a t." s;.s Ggttra Yrdnie uon $50 IL Sasr
6ir u as sss !" s;as ggrtra : yrduit DDn 8.H ii Safr
Sir 20 a ter :;ss ggrtra Srinit uOn $500 ii Safr
Slit q a ter s;ss GGttra yrdmit Do1 S.S ii Saar
Slit mtbr aS q ''s s'' :;s: (grttaprimit poa s. ID Saar
Slit utbr as 80 ''ss tel s:s: 66rtraprinit Dpu s16ia Sdat

Der IpridIag 1T enfad n6 DertGn6Iid gcang. yer einen
ueuen N6pnnenten Der snr 3it nidt 2eier Der rJreie SreRe" 1T,
- aeninnt, fudeftert $500, er1aIt, rep. behalf bapou einen Doanr nnS
idift ben amoren Collar nit Der 9enanen AbreRe oes @efeaers Elm.
NnFerbem Hebt aer nmd mod cine Grtra Sranue in Ausfdt falls bic
3abl pn sen M6unncnten pber barber erreidt uirb. Gie Grtra8ra.
mic ienoen mir ben sasu geredtisten bon nnkrer Office aHs brett
Die ber senadte Sfsrte 1T fir jeoen I'M iuehen 0ebiete bes Gtaa-
ties often. Sober fam id bfrnm betedigen. Sir bieten MIR gaarprtiie
an, hil gelo INNER ieinen Mert hat uno Sober bafar anfdaffen Mn6
fanfen fam, mag er serabe brandt.
she, Sic BON omier 2ferte @ebraud, MAIDEN nnO inter ben Dbn &C.
acnten Seoimgnnsen I6onnenten fir bic rSree Srehe fit seras" Jam.
me(u tuoacn, imb sebetcn, Id) NIT inns. ~mnpersnslid in @erbunbnng 81
Ieecu, oami mir liner ehuaisc gcuinidte a~usfMbrlidere Aasfunt Il.
teilen fSanen. Die lmittnng gbt ben gcieaern oiret BIN unlerer 81.
flee ~. 9ieie Cffuc Cat MIR galtsfet biz snm 80. Saui 1917.
vTreie &reIf fit geras". Y
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Waret sBeridtt.
NammmDle.

San autonio, Ser. 1875 Cts.
@ulpeiton, geitern, feline 80rle.
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@ernadIaHiaen eie BEN .Sniteu nidlt

Gin Siiiten 1T gefabrlif uno nm
tergrabt Die @eiunobeit; lpenoet TO-
fort Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY OH.
Gus baliamiide Mittel lott ben
SAleim, iiberfommt Ben Snitenrei5
uno feline antiieptiifen gigeni1aften
totem oie ga5iaen. ainoer uno CT
madiene nebnlen es germ gegen
Grippe, Sulten, 9rdune uno 9ron-
d,itis. Sir SOC in I~petbefen. (an5.)
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stir guli5ci- nno Semer aummiIar.

Sic .Srcie @refe fir Seras@ lit aus
toriiiert, Gubert S. libr aIs aanoibat
fir oas amt bes Boli5eis nno 6eiiers
iuebr aommiIidrs on5ufInDiacn. gr
eriudt feline Sreunoe Inn itre Inter-
ftiislna.
9eiuis Mapcrif fiinoigt Iih hermit
fprrneu oils Ganoibat fir bas Irnt bes
Eoli5ei iino Selier : 9omntiidrs an unS
miro Die llnteritiillng bon ir9eHo einem
nfo alien 8iireern Gnn Intonio's 81
idaben ipiieu.
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oie transport uno gepadullgsfo=
Iten ser Straflinge ii6 bober ltel-
len piiroel als uelnl Oerartige ar.
beiten ourtb freie Irbeitcr al15ge.
fiibrt miirOen.
Ser 8ortfier &. ST. @atlon
BON geague, Ser lesten CONNER Den
ganf apmnliiiar YatterIpn er-
lhoIien bat nnb oesbalb pont Dt4
ltrifgetri6t 5n @aco 6u SO Sabren
3uhtbals ~perurteilt ipuroe. bot ge-
aen oiefes ll1rteil ieet Die Mppel-
lation eingerei1t. 9as arilninal-
appenationsgeriht bat Ben Bro5eB
auf Sen 1S. 5. Mts. augeiebt.
@onberneur Sergulon bat Die
Will nit ieinem 8eto belegt, Die
100000 fitr 0ie Eotltng BON &o!-
fen, 8ilofasen nno anbern Simelt
betuiaigt.
Die IA Wollat alte Dorothy
gomlinion i~tiir5te III eineul unbe-
madten Mugenblif aus einem Sen.
lter i'm 5meiten 5tof oes 9untlep
Sotels in 0alas ntib. malrbe ibtper
perlett mad eillem @oipital &C.
bra6t.
- Gin beftiger @irbellturm bat
in Sbermon am Sonntag firth hin
9 nbr ungefGbr $4,000 -Shaoen
angerihtet; niemano pnroe oer<
lesf. :
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sommiiIar fir yarfs nno sanitdt.

@n Die @dbier bon San Intonio,
Sails meiie 9ienlte in ben lebtetr Sipes
Sabren @lren grfuartnu9en entiprodets
bnbgn iolten bin i6 bereit, gnd in Den
nddlten Stpei Sabren gu Dieren.
Gab 2ambert,
.Gpmmiffar fir Yarts unb 6anitdt.
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wrunbriaentums : ile6rrtrasnnsen.

ggnes Ghmiht II. q. an Sbepbpre
Sdmiot, $40 Nder Sano; 81 II. Y.
Ganes 6dmibt an Sbeooore
Sdmibt, @rllnpitiid III Der SoT's 9eas
con Sill gooition; 81 II. U.
Nuguit @o9el an 5. @aslpe, @runbs
ititf I'M alien @itpsglod 1879; $3.50.
90. lleder nno Srau an Ioolph lleder,
1864 Ader 2anb; 81 ,132.46.
4nnie nnb Gun @aters an u. q.
oeiIbrou, @ruuoitiif i'm Sin s@tod 373S;
S66.
SO. &. slruolo ulo Gran an q. q,
@ulid, 0runbltiid in oeu Arieiian Oar
bens; $1,000.
Nadlab BON ". 8. animaiu an 5
6. 8eas. @rinoitiid an Der Utica Ctr.
$500.
Nau 5 UrInubnfSffeEne.
6. aebler. 8ohnbaus. aiioebranf
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Oiltig bis 5n1n 80, SUIT 1917.
YrdmienzSfferte,
Gin &orldlag DIT nulfre T%rtnuot.:

Ia es nn1nGsld i'll, aae 2ifrifte mno Counties Ses staates Onrd'
Meienbe bearbehcn at laien, mmkten mir anf anoere Wdftel sur 'nsnrsr
gr6fcren @erbrdtung nnicres glates iinnem mno mir rnS 81 benz tsnt.
ihluf acfunnnen, annebmbarc gramien fir meme Mbonnenten, Die ms
cingeld}tft Derben, amsSnRken.
Wr plancn nidt Sic geranfaItnns eiues IosrnaHnten Sontefes.
mic i Bel ensIiden 3eitnngsn ablih it, ionoern mir tDoaen bnrd, aus
,a9lnng elmer lberalen SpmmiHion Jrethuilse antuerbtn, Oe oss BE-
junbere MnEe mno gnrengnna ib cine Mebeneinnabme ST perfdaften
mnnben.
gu biefmn 3uedc ofernren mir fir ieoen menen Sabrrsabpnnenteu
cine apmmrHiDm ppm $1O0, einem 9DlIar. 0s @pdenblatt Der
,srcie Gre1e fir Seras" foiet $500 per Sabr, @esen Ginfenomug bon
S100 meroen mir afr. os glatt an irseno cine ms anfsesebrne nsnr
N6unnememts gbre1e Ididen.
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Sic uSreie 9refe fir Seras@ it alls
toriIiert, Or. 8. 6. Gbropfbire aIs aans
oioat fir bas gmt bes apmmiiidrs fir
8arfs mib Smnitdt IN Der beborftebens
oeu Yrimdripabl an5lfiinoisen. Gr err
lHdt nm Cure llnteritiibuna ufb Stim@
me.
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Sic ,0rete YreHe tiir 3eras".
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Sas Sagblat lit pmrieitis uno fofd SOC per Wfonat ooer So per 5oDr.
aas ssod5enblatt tit iebBebniehig uo fofet 50 per Sabr. Aab 9er1co
50 @olo. Mad) guropd, 8orto e%ingeldlofen, So.
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6armsyrobnfte.

6nrm=Xr00tttfe-
Snn antonio, Ser. 2. aprii 1917
Butter ......... 23c-30c per HftnD
gier (rulr friide) ~. .2Sc per 9iben6
9iibner -..... 17c-25c per Bfuno
Surfebs. zoe ii. 22c per Bfo.
Bei5en .- 1920 per Bp5del
&orn . $3.50 per 8nidei
6afer 75c per HnffeI
Sen $1,000 per Souns
DemIie.
9artoffrln. CALIFORNIA unn Colorado.
si6e aartoffeln, 9uuiptin gam.
8tpiebeln. gaIifOrnia. 5000 per 100
Yflnb.
8obnen, Crime, $3.50 per 100 gftnos
Sauaib, $3.50 Der 8ufdeI.
Somaten. SeraS. 4 A5rhe, $3.50.
MaSieshen, SOC II. 6oc +. Dbc.sgiin~
8lumenfobI. 1925 Der Crate.
4obf, $500 per 100 Yfuno.
@riiner 8feffer. zoe Der Nfunb. )
Gpinut, 75c per 8nSdleI.
Crime @rbfen, $500 per Camper.
0frn, $500 fir @afdel.
8eeten. 81 nnb SIS per 100 Eftnos
Weerrettiaz8 ursein. per Rfb. 12ht.
@urfen, per Crate, $2.00.
@euerie. 90c u. $500 per @ubeno.
8eterfiIie. 40c per Sbo. sBiinoeI.
gierpflan3en, So II. 10c per Yhfno.
&opfialat, Gal, $500 per Crate,
@eIbe @uu5efH. 40e per 9ubeno,
gnntnlotpes, Gtan6oro, 1925 per
Crate: Eonb. 75c Der Crate.
gieu : Marft.
San autonio, Ser, 2. Npril t9t7
3iibe 5000 bis $3.50.
Sdien $3.50 bis $1,000.
8ullen $3.50 Bis $3.50.
3dlber $6,40 nno $500,
ct. Qnuis. 9. gpril 1917. &inos
pieh. Eerass@ie6, $3.50 bis $3.50.
5dipeine $3.50 bis $3.50.
S6nte.
Shtuere ppni ShIa1ter % Sic
9eidte BIN Stlahter % eta
Grin eefalsene ..13A GA
5ellc.
Bolf nno 6uds ..-........2 30 gts
gnsorosSieeen. per Rfo. 10 eta
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6. 3eBler. Bohnbaus. 9iloebraHb
CTR; $1,000,
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meadation, and give him the amount
due him on his salary. at this time we
had not learned so much about black
hand letter. But when we met in the
afternoon, and spoke of the recon-
mendation they refused to give it, and
said among other things he is the
worse man you ever saw; you do not
know him, and we are going to pub
lish him too, we begged them not to
Go that, that it would not do them any
goot, we cannot forget the remarks of
Bro. Feguson, who said Bro. Phillips.
| am willing to take your advise, but |
haze to see that bad man turned loose
on our sister churches They agreed
not to publish him, on the grounds
that he would not bother them. On
Sunday we had a splendid congrega-
ton. Collection was $12.50 and we re-
ceived two to the fellowship of the
church.
Here is what they gave US. Contra
liza, I'll. We the officers and members
of the Second Baptist church highly
appreciate the service of the State
Missionary, Rev. C. C. Phillips, while
in our city on Apr 9th. He was
elected moderator of our regular
monthly business meeting. Rev. Phil.
lips conducted the meeting in a way
that would be pleasing in the sight of
God. Being without pastor, Rev.
Phillips, preached two gospel sermons
to US afterwhich two new members
were added to the church. May God
bless such gospel ministers.
BY order of the deacon Board,
Efie Walker, Clerk.
We can without fear or contradict
ion by any person that has regard for
the truth, that in the course of the %
years that we have been engaged in
the ministry, we have never interfer-
red with an another minister's work.
Ask those that know US. 'behold they
know" We are not pussy footed
footed tumble bug preacher, We don't