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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
Wui spostrzegl to i powiada

WuJ spostrzegf to poWlada
%! patryotka jesteSr malutka: i
ME szkoda to rekawiczek::".. O.
burzona niegrzecznie odpowie-
dzialam: wuj wszystko ma pie
Made liczy? ma TAXI eel - mySle
re MONA ofiarowat pare rekawi-
czek...
- Ma jaki cel?... pyta wuj i
tax dziwnie ma mnie patrzy. Cd
wr6cilam sic Cd niego i w milcze-
niu dojechaliSmy do domu. Tam,
wuj wziawszy mic pod reke pc,
wiedzial: chodz panienko, rozm6-
vic sic Z toba MUSIC. Niechetnie
wysziam z MIN do ogrodu. Tam.
usiadlszy PREY mnie ma laweczce,
tax m6wil: Zmienil sic starry, ME
p~rawdaz? stall sic brzydkim skne-
ra... Posiuchaj dziecko... pra-
VIDA, ME zalowalas dzisiaj nowiut-
lei parry rekawiczek.. -. = to Ct
sic wydaje bye dostateczna ofiara
ma rzecz ojczyzny?
wy mlodzi i wiele starszych,
sadza IL So d~ostatecznie patryo-
tami gdy o~klaskuja sztandary,
Spiewaja pieSni patryotyczne /
ronia Ivy czytajac o okropnoS-
ciach wojny, o ucisku ojczyzny.
. Patryotyzm ME polega ma pre-
zentowaniu i u%noszeniu sic wido-
klein sztandarow, chociaz - de-
monstracye take So chwalebne i
podnosza ducha... izami ME
dopomozemy nieszczesnym Ola
rom wojny... czynow trzeba! ME
samych porywajacych NOW i rzu-
cania siowami gromow... ME u
rzadzania festyn5w pociagajacych
DUE koszta... innych prawdzi-
wych czyn6w ! pomocy trzeba..
Zamiast slow wielu, pokaze ci COS
dziecko, wierze IL masz SERGE /
zrozumiesz starego.
l da} mi mala czarno oprawnq
ksiazeczke w reke... z~anotowane
w niej byio:
,,Czynsz "a mieszkanie - 60
dol. miesiecznie dla hezdomnych
Z powodu wojny dz:eci.
80 dol. miesiecznle wyrzuca-
nych niepotrzebnic.. =. ma .Czer--
1000 III. ia jehc65w potskich.
300 dol. zamiast kupienia futra
w lecie - ofiarowala parma W.
K. (moje nazwisko, Boze jak sic
zawstydzilam) ma rece PAM Tur-
czynowicz ma wiadome cele...
500 dol. zamiast kupienia srebra
bezuzytecznie lezacego, taz sa-
ma ofiarowaIa ma rece PAM Pade-
| rewskiej ma dom ola dziewczat..
= Wuju. porwalam sic, wszak
jam mic ME ofiarowala -.
- Pieniadze tie sa twoje - Cd
powiedzial wuj, jak wolisz je u
Eye? Boze jak ia sic wstydzilam
l tax dalej, ME WIEN CO tam
wszystko notowane bylo.
I widzisz, dziekuje Bogu, re ME
miaiam czasu by obmawiat pred
l Ludwikiem wuja jego, kt6ry cho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18

lament wynajai, i z takim slod-
kim obiudnym uSmieszkiem do
konczyl: ,,Po co DO wan takiego
duzego mieszkania, goSci przyj--
mowac ME bedziecie ma razie / tyl-
ko niepotrzebne wieczne sprzata-
ME, prawda malutka::".. a ia.
malutka, jak mic nazywa, chetnle
bym 60 wybila. Mama take sic
zachmurzyia. Potem poszliSmy
do miasta. Ogladajac wystawy,
stanelismy pred oknem Z futra-
mi, zwracajac sic do Ludwika,
wskazaIam mu futro jakiegobym
sobie zyczyla.K artka wskazywala
Gene sto dolarow. Wuj znowu ro-
zeSmiai sic swoim dziwnym Smile
chem mowiac: ,doprawdy trzeba
waryatow azeby w lecie futra no.
sic". - Ale to moda - odpowie-
dzialam. TAX - bardzo madra
moda ola lekkomySlnikow." Pred
wystawg jubilera zatrzymaliSmy
sic dluzej i wuj raczyi zapytac,
ktora z dwoch nardzo original
nych bransoletek mi sic podoba.
dodajac, re mi kupi ma Slubny pre-,
cent. Me moglam sic zdecydowat.
a on ma to znowu re swym u
smiechem, IL m6gl by mi obie ku'
pic, lecz lepiej pieniadze "a dru,
ga uzyc ma co innego... to on
kt6ry posiada kilkadziesiat tysle,
cv rocznego dochodu, za}uje try
stu dolarow! i prawi kazania ma
temat oszczednoSci, szkaradny
sknera!
Dziekuje pieknie jak mi tax CO.
dzieh bedzie brzdakaG mad uszam
! w~reszcie do garnk6w w kuchn
zagladac, ME, ME chce, ciekawan
tylko gdzie on podziewa pieni2-'
DE? DO kiedy Ludwik chcial %
niego pozyczyt poreset dolarow
powiedziai, re ME ma!
Ale zgadaIySmy sic a ia music
wracaG do domu. Przyjdz tn zno
WI o tel pore pojutrze / j.
przyjde i powiem ci co p~ostano-
wione, ME moge nigdzie z tobs
swobodnie pom6wiG tylko chyb'
tutai. Do widzenia! l wybiegla.
Bylam doprawdy ciekawa dal
szego ciagu sprawy i - irytacy
~panienki. ,,Pojutrze" z~nalazfan
sic znowu PREY moim stoliku
PREY drugim sprzyjacio}ka' ju;
czekaia.
w kilka minut nadesia oczeki
wana, o! ale jake lima!
Ma pytanie: l coz? sPusci};
glove i: ZACH jak ia sic wstydze.
Czega? - Czekaj opo
WIEN CT wszystko, O dobrze kazd'
lego slowo zapamietalam... tai
60 obm6wiiam. =. a ten starry ska
Ply wuj to najszlachetniejszy v
Swiecie cziowiek!
ByliSmy wczoraj wszyscy NJ
,,paradzie" i przv defiladzie woj
ska. Naturalnie re mic to wzru
szalo i W czasie oddawania hofd1
sztandarom bilam ,,brawa" az m
rekawiczki popeka}y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
"a szlachetne czyny,
- "a gorSce ukochanie dobra !

I'd 6OFSNS
blizniego...
Ale iak kwiat zwiedly zostawla
% sobie drobne ziarenka naslenla,
z kt6rych z nova wiosna rodzg
sic move kwiaty, tax i pc niej 20
stala podniosIoSt mySli i plomieh
czystej swietej miioSci - W du--
szach cork i wnuczki ziotowlo--
SELL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
KWIATY WIEDNA.

naty Wpada}y do wnetrza ziote
smugi promieni, W ktorych wiro-
waIy malenkie ledwie dostrzegal-
ne pylki mieniac sic i falujac bez-
ustanku.
Ma lozu, ktore stale w rogu po-
koju, pod oprawionym W piekne
rzezbione RAINY obrazem przedsta-
wiajacym Matke Boska re swie-
tym Dzieciatkiem lezala wychu-
ola ! 5miertelnie blada staruszka.
Rece jej bezw}adnie wyciagniete
ma koldrze byly wyschniete !
przezroczyste jak wosk.
Powieki miala opuszczone, ma
twarzy wyraz spokoju i rezygna-
cyl, usta spieczone goraczka
.poruszaly sic lekko szepcz9c s}o-
Wd llOu4lIWy.
Prey lozku, W gfebokim sko-
rzanym fotelu siedziaia niem}oda
juz, s~iwiejaca kobieta, corka scho-
~rzalej staruszki.
Gala postaG jej tchnela uczu-
ciem miloSci, szacunku ola matkl
! pelnej chrzeScijahskiej rezygna-
cyl smutkiem.
Przytem znuzona byla ciag}em
czuwaniem PREY matce bezustan-
ME potrzebujacej ,pomocy.
u stop jej kleczalo mlodziutkie
przeSliczne dziewcze, jedyna Jel
coreczka, trwoznemi oczyma wpa-
truiac sic wtwarz babki. Nagle
chora poruszyia sic niesPokojnie
! podniosla powieki.
Helciu... czy jesteS tutaj:
- spyta}a cichym szeptem.
Testem mateczko!... czy
potrzebujesz czeso?
- Me, c6ruchno, mic mi ME po-
trzeba... a Janka - gdzle ona
| ia tutaj jestem PREY babel
- odrzeklo Mode dzifwcze' pod
noszac sic cd kolan matki / po-
chylajac sic mad l6zkiem.
-Ach... to dobrze... bardzo
dobrze... Chce was mice ciagle
PRIV sobie, ciagle...
To m0wiqc, staruszka uczynila
ruch, jakby chciala podniesc g}o-
we; ale silly ia zawiodly i ciezko
opadIa ma poSciel.
PAM Helena szybko podniosla
sic z fotelu i, podtrzymujac jedns
reka glove staruszki, druga po--
prawila poduszke; nastepnie uso'
zyla chora W pozje poi siedzaceJ,
tax ably mogia patrzec w okno...
- Moi Boze... jaki ten SWAT
piekny, jaki piekny!... DoPlero
teraz czuje W ca}ej peini jego u
roki, kiedy je MUSIC pozegnac ma
wieki.. =. sp6jrzcie tylko, jak Ia
godnie uSmiecha sic s}ohce, Jakl
jasny ten blekit, ile barw W tych
lisciach wiednacych...
Tylko kwiaty juz powiedly
wszystkie. =. wszystkie...
Ma tie sIowa Janka wybieg}a Z
pokoju - pc chwili wrociia Z du-
lynn pekiem astrow i lewkonii,
ktore znalazla w ogrodzie; haste
pnie pochyliwszy sic, zarzuciaa
koidre kwieciem.
Staruszka drzacemi palcami u
leila kiSc lewkonii i przesuneia ia
delikatnie pc twarzy. Lagodny
uSmiech rozchylii jej blade war,
gi; w oczach zatlify sic iskierki
dziecinnej uciechy, Patrzacym ma
to kobietom Ivy zablysiy ma re
sach - divine, smutne to byte
zestawienie uzmyslowionego W
Swiezym kwiecie wdzieku z t;
krzepnaca juz W objeciach smierc'
niedolezna s~taroScia...
A staruszka szeptala jakby dc
siebie: :
- Ostatnie kw;aty.. ostat'
ME. i tie n~iediugo zwiedna a
ola mnje ME zakwitna juz swie-
Ze...
M6wia, re tam wysoko, So tax
re laki zielone, rozlegle, upstrzo,
ne kwiatami - gale, pelne pies,
nj ptaszat...
A ogrodnikiem jest sam Pan
Jezus...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
2iSl-21S5.

Sp6drica 2131 - bluzka 2155.
Bluzka . voilu, krepy, batystu,
plotna ftp. spodnica mote bye z te-
go samego CO bluzka materyaiu, Tub
z weiny. Modeika ma bluzke: 80, So,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18

SO, 40, AZ, A Ms Gale " biuscie, see
rekiego nateryalu "a szer.) "a.
i'd. spodniea: 22, "a, Is, 2s, 80 i 80
ma Gale W paste, materyi 5 jardow.
Kazde z modeiek po 1oc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18

Latwa do uszycia zgrabna sukIen-
ka, z dowolnych materyal6w. Diugie
1 krotkie rskawki wiacznie. Model
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01

sex dyidend--Unted states steel "a and
3 extra; New York Air Brake, 5; u. S. c. l.
p. preferred, II Canadian Pacific, .2h ;
American sugar ~ do, preferred. ~ Union
ferTed, p, cruGible steel preferred, . Eastman
~ Calumet and Arizona, and I extra; Elk
horn Fuel preferred, l y LaClede Gas, 1& do
preferred, ga Chicago and Northwestern, ~ (;
do, referred
Total sales I,210.OOO shares, compared with
l130.O00 shares yesterday thus far this week.
4,733, 900 sharesi same period last week, $685.
900 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
FINANCIAL NEWS
STOCK PRICES MOVE OVER WIDE RANGE
IN DAYS TRADING IN NEW YORK MART
GAINS Made in Leaders After Opening Are Quickly Lost
but Rally Takes Place in Afternoon.
Much Unsettling News
High Points in Today's Financial News

mooed
Wd M order the close NeU
cOCn Closed higher
oS since gC Bar saUer unchanged Foreign exchange onv
Hdlorty Of
0o 10 close June s. Registration Day god sent TO Jgpn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
NEW YORK, June 1


nave oeen few In
over field
issues at the
wa" quickly
operators who had the
lne expectation that of
the early trading from
downward movement after
by
oeen actively traded n the last
he closing OF the of
stampede
all
result Wv "
states Steel
Industrial Alcohol fell from 3
ana or stocks advanced
Alcohol had quick
moved %
list
and quickly
he
The
lack OF support previously
a
a
in and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
TRADING ON NEW YORK CURB FOLLOWS
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS ON BIG BOARD
NEW YORK, June I,


stocks the Exchange with the
exceptionally advancing from @ to o and there
a
selling
10 The 5OI5.
Oil
1862
all
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
NEW YORK. Iunn 1


An excited advance in cotton prices fol-
lowed the publication of the Government
crop report indicating the poorest initial
prospect on record. october quickly shot
up to 21.55, making an advance OF Ss points
from the low level Of the morning and 3S
points from last nights closing figures.
Prices sold up more than 81 per bale on
the heaviest general demand which the
market has witnessed in many weeks. Not
only was there heavy replacing by specula-
tors who had sold out during the last
week. but the trade, both domestic and
foreign. bought an enormous number OF
contracts on the low bureau report.
All deliveries made new high records
for the season, but above 21h very heavy
realizing was encountered the disposition
to take profits being promoted by renewed
nervousness over the submarine situation.
October sold off to 21,16 nearly as quickly
as II advanced with later fluctuations very
rapid and irregular.
At the close prices were from "a to Sc
points higher
canvass made OF Cotton Exchange
members just before the Government re-
port was issued showed that a bureau re-
port of around II per cent had been ex-
pected on the average and the official f1g-
ures were we'll below all but one OF the
private reports recently issued.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, June 1.-The market for
coffee futures opened moderately active,
with sales amounting to 500 bags. First
prices showed declines OF points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
WILLIAM CRAMP & SONS DECLARES
FIRST DIVIDEND ON STOCK SINCE 1902
Payment of Per Cent Takes Financial District by
Surprise-Prces Generally Lower in
Local Trading

Holders Of shares OF the william Cramp
& Sons Ship and Engine Building Company
were given an agreeable surprise today
The surprise came in the shape Of a divi-
dend declaration Of 3 per cent. being the
hrst that has been paid on the company's
shares since october Of 1902. The dividend
is payable August / TO stockholders Of
record July 21
From 1899 TO 1901 dividends at the rate
Of per cent were paid. The dividend an
nouncement, which took the street COM
pletely by surprise, did not have any effect
on the market price Of the company's GER
tihcates on Change. and by ? o'clock only
forty had changed hands at s6 the same
as the last quotation Of yesterday.
Business on the Stock Exchange was not
large today and the trend was generally to
lower level For the most part the changes
in prices we're not large. as was the case
in quite a few instances In the New York
list II was again left to United states
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, June 1.-The foreign ex-
change market was only moderately active
today. Spanish exchange was a strong
feature at 2255 for checks and 22.75 for
cables. The strength of this class of ex-
change is being steadily reflected in gold
shipments, as was the case today,
Quotations were:
Demand sterling 4.75h, cables AIS 7-16
6O-day bills nominally AJAX, 90-day bills
470k.
Franc cables SIX, checks 5.72A.
Lire cables TOO. checks 7.06.
Swiss cables 504h, checks 5.05h.
Guider cables AK, checks 4ih.
Pesetas cables 26.75, checks 22.55.
Stockholm cables 1880. checks 30.l5.
Christiania cables 2s.45, checks 2s.25.
Copenhagen cables 2s.7O, checks $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01

Steel common to furnish the bulk Of the
trading and II was under pressure. at one
time selling down more than points This
was due largely to the selling under which
the stock was placed in Wall street
From the opening stocks started to follow
the same course as taken in New York and
from then on to the close the market here
was under the same influences that were re-
sponsible for the movements in prices In
the list there.
Lake Superior Corporation stock was in
the greatest demand as far as the local
issues were concerned, and II lost a frac-
tion, soma 1000 shares having changed
hands by mldafternoon. Stock OF the
Huntington and Broad Top Railroad came
out at an advance of points as COM
pared with the last previous sale at auc-
tion and a loss Of points compared with
the previous sale on Change during the
week of May 10. Late in the day P. r. T.
certificates sold up full point. and there
was a general rally all around.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
N. Y. BANKS LOSE CASH
Institutions Report Decline of s10,OOO,-
900 in Short Week

NEW YORK. June Money for the
short week ending with the close Of busi-
ness yesterday indicates a loss by the banks
OF about $lO,0OO,OOO not including the op-
erations of the New York Federal Reserve
Bank.
The banks gained net from the interior
S6s9,235 but lost to the Subtreasury, chiefly
for gold exports S10,6O4,OOO. The gross re-
ceipts from the country were $5,652.91s and
the shipments S4953,6S3. The New York
Federal Reserve Bank had a net credit at
the Clearing House of $62,5S6,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01

CLOSE EXCHANGES JUNE 5
Business in Markets Suspended for
Registration Day

The governing committee Of the Philadel-
nhia stock Exchange at a special meeting
held at noon today voted to close the STOCK
ExchanRe on June 5, Registration Day
This action followed similar action by
the New York Stock Exchange Ihe & New
Sossee ana sugar Exchange and the Chicago
board OF Trade will also be closed other
exchanges throughout the country are eA'
nected 10 take similar steps
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
Granulated Sugar Unchanged

NEW YORK June Fine granulated
sugar is unchanged with the American
Sugar Company quoting at 76oc. B. H.
Howell Son Co, and Arbuckle Brothers
quote Sc. The Federal and the Warner
Sugar Companies continue withdrawn from
the market, The last sale In spot Cuban
raws was at 5.9Sc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01

Total sales 5000 900. compared with q, ,124..
900 yesterdays thus far this week, Sl0,B54 900
same period last week, Si4,744 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
BANK CLEARINGs
standard Oil Of Ky. Cuts Dividend

LOUISVILLE, KY, June THE Stan
dard oil Company OF Kentucky has de-
ciared a quarterly dividend Of So. payable
July 2 Books close June IS. reopen July
3. Previous dividends we're - quarterly
and extra of u.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
Gold for Japan and Spain

NEW YORK June The Subtreasury
has transferred t3,054.oo0 TO San Francisco
Incidental 70 shipments 20 Japan There
was also Withdrawn 100000 for shipment
70 Spain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
CROP REPORT MAKES
COTTON PRICES SOAR
All Deliveries Make New High
Records on Low U. S. Fig
ures-Decline Later
COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

NEW YORK. June 1.-The following TEN.
peratures were recorded In the cotton belt this
morning: Asheville. 60i Oklahoma and Fort
smith, 66i Abilene, ChattanoOga and Knox
vile. -9si Little Rock, Atlanta and Raleigh.
10; MontgomeIy, Birmlngham, Nashville,
San Antonio and Macon, "a; Galveston. New
Christi, Mobile, Aususta. TharIeston and
jacksonville, 7S.
There was .O1 inch Of precipitation at
Raleigh and Wllmingtoni .O2 inch at Ssyan.
nah; .Oi inch at Charlestoni ;l2 inch at Chat.
tanOoga; .22 inch at KnOXvilleI ,32 inch AZ
oklahoma; .3s inch at Fort smithi az inch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
I1eAL ADYERrIsEAIENrs

fssaaLdh OF EDWARD @. THOMAS.
.e.lats hS,, letters testamentary on the
|..|R,kkNT LiFfEs Beer Been rgranted 70 THE
I 4N e,tsiEsL EsLfAlA. all persons Indebted te
~ 6asihI Eeguested 70 make payment.
|oi ipsflay fy At the once 81 thn we we Seme, nm
.. ut ~, Philadelphia.
Va 1ilornsy ASA s. VINO. President.
~ srokEs. Esq..
eoamereiAi Trust Bids, Phiia.. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01
oNEY.LENDING RATES

na't high. Az low, 4 last, 4; closed
g@4n Ruling rate. 4 per cent
Time money ON good mixed STOCK Ex- &
ohanssd Collateral is quoted at 494h per
cent cent for sixty days AZ @4h for ninety 1,
days. Az per cent trading rate tor ious
months and Az Q4% per cent Tor Eve ana
six months Industrial loans aNei"su
Rank acceptances are unchanged az =
"a al mar cent for ineligibles ana . f-io
and 1-l6 per cent for eligibles'
Prime mercantile paper continues slow
AT a minimum Of per cent discount nsure'
pattADELPHIA-c 4 per cent Time,
A A01E mar can't Commercial paper three 70
sik months, AZ G4# per cent.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-27
PRAIRIE HOME

Miss Florence Schultz is home from
Mankato school to spend her vacation.
Frank Swanson and family spent
Christmas with his parents, August
Swanson and wife.
Mr.. circuit and family are enjoying
a visit with two sons and three grand
children from Nebraska.
Earl Richards is spending his vaca-
ton at home.
The families of VIM. Merriman and
Mark Sheldon were at Geo. Duff's for
Ciristmas dinner.
Albert Hosbrook and family spent
Christmas at J.. f. Hinkle's.
Frank Swanson and family tool
supper at w. E. Richards Friday even
ing,
G.. B. Murfield and family have. re
turned from Iowa, where they visited
several weeks with friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. Mozel and family are visiting in
the east. Chas. Orcutt is their chore
boy.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-27
L WORN OUT

Does morning find you with a lame,
stiff and aching back? Are You tired
all the time-ind work a burden?
Have you suspected your Kidneys
Brookings people endorse Doan's KID
ney Pills. You can rely on their state
ments.
Mrs. +. |. Briggs. SIP Second St,
BrookingS, says: Il have used Doan'S
Kidney Pills off and on for some time.
My kidneys have been weak and when
| have had attacks of kidney trouble
have had severe backaChes. At
such times ! haven't been able TO rest
we'll and have been tired and worn
out mornings. | have had dizzy head
aches and have been bothered with
my kidneys acting irregularly. Doan's
Kidney Pills, which | get at Kendalls
Drug Store have never failed to re
lieVe those attacks in a few days.
They have put my kidneys in good or
der and the b|ackaches have disap-
peared.'
Price coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Briggs had. Foster Milburn Co,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. Y.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-27
MEDARY

The fine weather Of the past week
has turned colder and more wintry.
Miss Halle Hyde. of Brookings, was
visiting at II. /. Stearns Friday and
attended the entertainment at the
school house that evening.
Mr.. Bowman was marketing grain
in Brookings Saturday.
Wood Turner motored here Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Ringle attended
the Christmas program of the Stearns
school Friday evening.
A few from here attended the en-
tertainment at the Trenton school
Monday evening. a fine time was en-
joyed by all and Santa made his usual
appearance.
Mr.. Koerper was motoring here
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hill were Brook
ings shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. Rudebush was marketing grain
in Rrookings Saturday.
Mike Gum was an Aurora visitor
Saturday.
Miss Stearns gave a very nice en-
tertainment Friday evening at the
close of a four months term of school,
which consisted of SONGS, recitations
and dialogs. The children did excep-
t~ionally well, the little ones doing as
good as the older ones. Nerle Ander-
son and Mable Nelson were among
those who should be praised for their
good execution of their parts. Every
one went home well pleased and glad
that Christmas weather brought so
many people together to enjoy the
children'S entertainment. The pro
gram closed by the appearance of
Santa Claus with a basket of pop corr
balls which he soon distributed, to
gether with the presents from the
Christmas tree. Santa Claus went on
to the next stop wishing all a merry
Christmas and promising to come back
again next year.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-27
SUMMONS

State OF South Dakota,
County OF Bookings S.
In Circuit Court Third Judicial Circuit.
Gena Anetta Baker, Adolph b.
Horton. Laura l.. Steuerwald,
Eleanora Downs. Carl Roy
Horton. Anders William Hor-
ten and Henry L. Horton,
Plaintiffs,
Barbra Olea Horton whose
true name was Barbra Olea
Horton and the unknown EN-
ecutor or Administrator and
the Creditors OF said Barbra
Olea Horton or Horton, De-
ceased, Defendants.
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA TO
THE Q NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint of the plaintiffs,
which was filed in the Office OF the Clerk
of this Court at Bookings in Bookings
County, South Dakota. on the 9Th day of
a Judgment ~quieting the title TO and the
determination OF all adverse claims against
the premises described in the complaint,
situate in said County. to-wit: The south
east quarter Of section Twenty-three (23),
IN Township one hundred and Twelve Gl2)
y. of Range FIFTY Coo and to serve "A copy
of your answer to said complaint on the
undersigned at his office in the Town OF
Estelline, Hamlin County, and State OF
completed service Il his summon upon
you. exclusive OF the day OF such service
and If YOU fail TO answer said complaint
within that time the plaiutin viii apply to
the Court for the relief demanded In the
Dated Estellne. 5. D.. December Bird, 1917.
Nj. 5. Liebenstcin.
Attorney for Plaintiffs