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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
hewitt WORE
SHOES TO BED
ON FATAL NIGHT

Striving to show that the &C
ouscd man had act the fire
which burned his home at Az.
burn. last January. In an effort
20 hide the traces Of the murder
OF his four small children, Dep
u,y Prosecutor Helsell placed
Sheriff John strinaer on tho
stand In Judge oilllsm's court
Friday morning. In the case %
s. a. Hewitt. on trial for frat
degree murder.
Stringer repeated portions OF
three interviews he had with Hews
TT uoon after tho burning OF the
house. lie also described the condl-
ton OF tho house after tho fire. tes-
tifying that every article Of cloth.
Ing OF liewiti's was in tho wood.
shed. along with the good" cloth.
Ing OF the children. canned fruit
which had boen In tho kitchen. and
tho books.
lilo quoted Hewitt as saying that
he was about Co clean house and
had moved his stuff into the shed
90 aid him In cleaning
Kept on Shoes
According 10 Hewitt. Stringer teH-
Tilted. he had gone 60 bed wlth near.
~ all hls clothlng on. including hia
shoes. because his son was sick and
likely 10 need attention Hewitt is
alleged TO have said that he had
gotten up several times before the
outbreak Of the fire TO attend to tho
needs 81 the boy
Stringer said Hewitt told him he
could not reach tho room whore the
children were because OF the smoke
and flames
III. saved bis coat and overcoAt.
according 90 Strlnger. who also
testified that the only article 81 val.
Ne which Hewitt, did not take into
tn. shed was sewing machine Ia
tho front room.
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THEATRES
PALACE HIP

PALACE HIP
The new show which opened
Thursday at the Palace Hip Is
headed by Drawee. Hambo and
Frisco in FIN a, tho Hotten,ot
Hotel. two jugglers and a clever
dog The FUN is fast. furious and
very good
Johnson and Wells have a good
singing and dancing act.
McGrath and Woman. IN sing.
ing skit. prove they have very
good voices
a novelty singing. talking and
dancing act by tho Reynolds is an.
other good number.
Tho Forraros have funny aero
battle number. Gilmore Corbin Is a
funny monologlsl
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GIRL OF VERDUN
HERE TO RAISE
HOSPITAL FUND

"Gen. Nlveile is a flne man.
He's half English, and terribly
proud OF his English accent;
and at verdun. while tho can.
! non were going 80 We had TO
scream In each others cara.
he would reoite long passages
/ from Henry the Fifth to me.
/ They hadn't seenea woman
for IS months when arrived.
| think they were glad to see
me"
This r. Just u scrap Of tho kind
OF thing Kathleen Burke. "the
I 81 .000a.day girl mentioned casu.
ally this morning at the Hotel
Washington IN brief account Of
how she happens to be In Seattle
raising money for tho Scottish
l Women's hospitals She Will speak
tonight at the home OF MIR and
/ Mrs. John w Eddy
Came Out shoeiess
She was IN Belgium. as secretary
20 brother OF Herbert Samuels.
[ british parliament member. until
the fall OF Antwerp and came out
With tho refugees. shoelesa and
hungry
She came 10 America 20 raise
money for the hospitals which. run
entirely by women. are caring for
many OF tho allied wounded In
France. belgium. Serbia. Corsica
and Russia On. raised $4,000
hero between February and June
And when she went back. hoping
20 have chance To work herself
In her beloved hospitals, tho gov
eminent said. No. you shall so 10
the front and have something Ia
tell people about when you 80 back
+ 20 raise more money"
Only Woman a, verdun
And so she was sent 20 Nerdun
tho only woman TO enter while
the German assault was on.
She is n slim. brlghtfaeed girl
| In a white uniform coat with a sill
yer thistle on her tartan collar and
another on her cap. hut on tho
/ breast OF that coat are medals.
such az men have given their liyes
/ Tor medals such as no one. man
4 or woman. receives without having
earned them by great deeds
she's asi. 000.aday gtri. all right
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SUBS SUCCESSFUL, IS
CLAIM OF GERMAY

AMSTERDAM. April .T-T.r.
many'H submarine warfare Is hav-
ing its most successful period. tho
secretary 70 the German ministry
OF marine told a relcbsiAg huboom.
mlitec today Dispatches from HeF.
tn quoted him as asserting that
April successes SO far equalei Nil
rcyiouH months.
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so MEET PRESIDENT

President A. Rhodes. OF the
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce and
Commercial Club. mot 30 members
OF tho organization Mt tho Butler
hotel al noon. TO discuas plans In.
eidentai 70 tho membership cam.
pa'gn. now on foot. for eularging
tho organization.
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Dykeman awarded a Iuda

Judge Dykeman awarded a Judg.
ment OF $500 to the Wet Wash
laundry against Roy u Ragsdale
OF the Central Wet Wash laundry.
who. the plaintiff claimed, appro-
rriated the name and advertising
schemes of the original firm.
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Broadway High sehooiboys' and
rlrls' clubs will present a program
entitled. Variable Stars" a, n.
school auditorium Friday night
The fund raised will be used for
the aid OF needy students nett
year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
The Winners

/, e;ye, u. great pleasure be able to announce the
orze earners in our Gold and Silver Cooperative sales
Dl.n for securing new for 80 Coffee. The plan
h. been put through fairly. Below are the winners
r. them we offer our congratulations 10 the hum
dv.d. Of others who sent in slips but didn't win we
,x,end our sncerest thanks for their efforts. We only
,,;.h that we were Rockefeller that we might afford
additional przes-might afford substantial cash prize
g, .v.rv housewife who helped The prizes will
- mailed today 80 Coffee Dept, Crescent Mfg. Co.,
Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

cqulpping itself 10 combat disease
Wien the mobilization Of troops
viii increase the dangers of con.
tagion. according to II. J. Lloyd.
president of the league In King
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

Ne never Understood her. Watch
for "Bambi."
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8ufabr:
Wsrf nbt:
Ninbp. G4ipeine S4dfe

VI in 0Dte1. Der Wtdr1t IDul
6eute rubig unO itrDd4er. Vi
Sdlac5tbduIer tonntsn H[Iiser in an
beren MGrtisn taufsn als bier uni
6ies fpirfte briidenb auf bic preiis
Die beFsrsn WiIdsii6e iinb in Ra41
frage unb fart, anbere lansiam.
Tsittlere urb i4pere Stisre $3.50
-11.75; Gleif6ersStisrs $3.50
1000; austrlefme bis EXTRA $10.25-
11.O0; 9sijers $750-9.75; ausfrls4
fele Bis erfra $10.00-11.00; &iib.
$6.25-S.5O; aussrlslene Bis egtro
Sa.75-9.25; Gamers $5.00I6.00;
Ulil4fiihe $45.0o-125.O0; Stodsra
unb sseebers 1926 $50.
8ullsm 9as gngebot par
audi beute pieosr serins unb Der
Ulartt itari.
3stte gulen $925-9.75; Bologna
$8.00-9.O0; magsrs uno lei9ts $6.s
5o-7.75.
RGlber. Die 3ufuhr mar
srob unb Der Wartt I'm 75c Bis 81
nlebriger.
gefie leihte aGlbtr $1150-12.0o;
einise friiber psrtauit fir $12.23--
1850; fair big quite $10.6-115O;
oroindre unb erobs $6.00-10.OO.
SApeine. Die mittelmGbis
gsn aualiiateu fslsn I'm Zoe per 100
gJfunb. Der Rortt mar langiam uRo
taum iietis. i9lOb ober fart.
sluserleiene idpsre unssfdbr 200
pfunb $15.70-15.80; mittlsre uno
aeniI9ie 9erianptiortsn $15.50-15.z
10; lei6ts DeriauOtiorten 120 biz
$50 pfunD $1400-14.5o; 6ertel
100 pfunb unb rUeniger $8.00-12.s :
90; orbindre bis auserlsiene idpere
isiie Sdue $9.0O-150O; Stass S.
0O-1225.
g 6afe unb gdmmer. - Die
3ufubr mar beuie ettpas srobsr. aber
taum etniigtnb; bic Radirase mar
elIie 3leinlt9 9uie.
Shafe. auserIsiene bis srtra Sill
75-12.O0; CUTE bis aussrlelene SILL
00-11.75; orblnare bis fair $500
1850; seidorens S7.OO-10.00. =
9dmmer. auserlsisne bis ertra $14.s
75-15.O0; cute bis auserlsisne
$14.0-14.75; Oroindre bis fair $12.s
90 1880; aeiborene $10.00-13.0o;
5riibiabrs .2dmmsr $16.00-20.00.
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aInStpdrtiSe Madnste.
Rem g0rt. 30. QtpriL

Wsbl. - Wartt feit.
Wei3en. Martt unreselmdbIS;
Ro. 2 barter $270a T. o. s. Rem
yort. Tp. ! Northern Duluth &.49;
10. l Rprtbsru Maniioba $2.62 I. o.
5. Rem gOr..
gDeli9iorn. = Wartt pillig; Ho. 2
gelbes $1.64 {. I. I. Rem Dprt.
Safer. - Waartt piais; Stdnoaro
7Sa-79o
S9lal5. 49, Wartt fIaa. - whbSls
WeIt $21.30-21.40.
Sals. Wartt fart; Gitp 1896;
gOuntrp 134-14ae; ipeeial 14ae, ale
nominell.
Reis. - Nartt fart; Blue role u
BE.
Der Warlt fiir ale anbepen artiieI
mar unperGHoert.
3uder. Rober, Martt itstig;
Centrifugal $.627; WOlaiies $3.50;
raffinirter 3utsr, Martt isft; fem
sranuIIirtsr, $50.
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0lmb'S1a6s 6sridtem.

Samftas. q. 9lpril 1917.
Der Dbioflub fdat iiberaa. 9eftern
4benb bate Oerielbe BEL bieiiser
Stabt einen ABafsritanb BON 18 SUB.
Die folgeuosH Depei4en trafsn sea
tern bier elm:
pittsbura Bats Sub, fdlt.
Wbeelins. Us. 8a, IA Jub, fdlt.
parersbnrs, 8. 9a.-8.4 SUB, fdlt.
&anaip6a Gals, W. 8a.-3.O, fdQt.
ebarleitpn, 70. 9a.-9.1 SUB, fdut.
portsmoutb, O.-15.7 Sub, fdat.
louisville, ap. 9.8 SUB, fdIt.
gpanspius, Sno.- 20.9 SUB, fd[t.
NalHpills 3enn.-1l5 Jub, fdllt.
ebattanoosa. 9enn.-11.4 SUB, fdGt.
aanfas eitp. Mo.-21.6 SUB, iteist.
Waemphs, 5enn. 36.7 Sub, fdlt.
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Die Gnttebuns bes 9oiafen-
tbums.
Bon Or. OttO aas.

Die Goiaten baben ii9 in bieIem
Rrieee miliiaril6 nicbt beipGbrt. au6
bier III bic 0ei9i6te bic GrtIdrerin,
unb ipenn mir uns iber bic Gntftez
buna bes RoIatentbums unterri9ten,
iperben mir au9 perite5sn, tparum bies
ie Wenfden nit rifaissn Solbaten
ni9t auf cine Stufe ssiteGlt perbsn
tDnnen.
Das Wort apIat. aaiat, ift fir
fiih.tartariib. Seine geoeutung lit
i'm tiirtif4eu etpa StrabsnrGuber, i'm
iotariiden freier arieser. Nit ben
airsifen. bic fid isIbIt gbaaat.n, aa=
Iaten, SniIaten nennen, bat bas Wort
ni9ts 81 tbun. e6euiopsnig nit ben
aaioien oerSalbinieI Canaan 5ipiidea
Sdrparsem unb aiotpT6en Meer. Wan
Mamie Bel ben Sataren aaIaten cine
setpiiie aIaiTs freier Mdnner. bic uns
dbbdnsig uub obne grlaubnib irgsno
elmer porseisbtsn geb0rbe Raub5iise
unternabmsn. Die Taturen botten,
pie febr pisle 96lter bes Sitens bic
9eipobnbsit. bei ibrsn tIeinsn unb
sroBeH Wonbsrunser, trieseriI4sH
llnternebmuHssn unb Raubsiisen tbr
sunses 6ab unb Gut Deib uno Einb
mit3unebmen. 9tuf bife Weifs batten
iie neben ibren trieserif5en TeaTen
nod einen geipaItissn Srpb fir ben
in ausrsifenbsr MeiIe geiorgt psrben
mubie. prooiant mubte porbanben
fsin. man mubt. aber aud sesen feino.
lide lleberfaIle ousreihen6 eeiiders
tperoen. 9ieier S6us ipurbe burh le-
bige, nod nihts frneenoe, I'M uibts
iib iorgenoe iunge 2ette eebilbet.
bic bic 9orbut, Nad6ut unb ben Slans
tsnidus Der Sorbe bilbetsn, Disfe
9eiite nartnten lid, aoiafen. ltno ipd.
ter. nafbem bic Sprben fefte Wohns
seisbe sstppnnen battsn. bsbieltsn bieie
tatariIten aoiafen ibre alten Sc
lpobnbeiten Bel. Sie bisntsn Sur 8epas
Dung, sum 9rerBItns-
Ohne freies unb unsebunbenes
StapeiIen tpc[lten unb tpnntsn iis ni9t
triltieren. sic Iebtsn bonn Raub unb
Der pIiinberuns uno branbibdsten
ibre Ra6barIhaft. Nannigfohe Ria
,en seIansten su ben ruTiiihen Sir
ten. Gans beIonbers unnnsens6m
paren iis ben ruiIii6en Ru6born,
penn iie ben iogenannten 9astdtsn aIs
niliidriiae unteritiisuns beisegsben
'paren. Die 8ostaten iporen cine Grt
9oIsiebunssbeamtsn Der Sataren, oft !
BON bobem Rans, bic nit 9lusbrsitung
Der Monsolsnberri5aft in RuBlano |
Steuern uno IbaabeN siu5utreiben
batten, uUb js tpeiter iib bic Waonsos
lenherritaft ausoebnts, I'M 10 grDbes /
res slniebeu getpanen lie. Die ruiiis I
Iten;Siiriten famen unter Die Sotmd.
Bisteit Der Sataren. tbr Gono fpurbe
rah Seren @utoiinten oertbeiIt, uno
,beu oieie gastafen trieben Die alfer'
Iesten Steueru Elm. Dos fpielte ii4
ben bonn Bssinn ees 13. Sdbrbun<
,srts an ab. Die ruIiii6eu Tiiriten
amen ieboa batb bdbinter, bab es
lidt dlI5u 1Hiper mar, bieie tatariiden
eoIafsn on ii9 au siebsu. gs sslans
bnen tn pielen 5Gllen. Run lisb ibnen
bre Jrsibeit, ibr uusebunoenes 2ebeu
lnb iiebslte fie als @rensihub unb
yren5tpa&e an. Dieie bon ben Giirs
TEN geptFermnben anseiporbenen to-
arifhen Apiaien betamen iebr bafo
3lgug bon anberen bis babin gang
rsien iatarifden aaiatsu, benen es
'us bifan obsr ienem 9ruube IN Der
5orhe uidH tie9r pabte unb BITE bas
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Sept. 1880 -2O.2O; am sdIub
$3.50.
Gutisr. - Marft niebriser; grsas
merp 41-44ae.
Gier. - Wsartt miebriser; 3ufubr
24,SO9 Riiten. Jtrfs 334- 342c; or'
btnarp firfts 32a-33ae; auf beHI
Mortt 49, 334ae.
&artuffeln. = 3ufuhr % Cars;
Wartt unptrdnbert.
gefliisel. - ae6enbts. Wartt uis'
nriser; 6dbne 22c.
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gbteaao. 20. gpril.

Sdpeiue. - 3ufubr 1900;
Wnrtt fart unb Sc bOber ais seitern;
Built $15.45-l5.85; lei&ts $14.65
1915; senii9te $15.20-1595;
i9lpsre S152o-160o; robe $3.50
15.40; 6srtsl $100O-13.90.
Rinbpisb. Sufuhr 1000;
Wlartt i6pa6. Ratioe Beef Stisre
$9.00-13.25; Stoders unb Jesbers
$7.15-9.90; aiibe unb Seiisrs So
0--11-O0; SdEber $S.50-12.75.
S9afs. 3ufubr 10000;
Wartt Hart; D<tbsrs $10.60-12.SO;
Gpes $9.25-12.50; 9inlmer S12.OO
-16.00.
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gbteaap, 20. 4priI.

Dsi3sn. - yiir Mai S2.35-2.44;
am SdluB $500. Sir SuIi $1.Ti |
-2.11; ON S4lub $500. 5iir Sept.
S1.741-1.s9 am Sdlub $1.77a.
Welibtorn. = SIR Mai $1.4a-
1.49; am ealub $1.44a. Jiir Suli
Sl.381-1.454; am S4luB 81. .4Oa.
Sdftr. = Sir Wai 64s-67t; am
S4lub 65sc. sir SuIi 63-65sc; am
S4lub 63sc.
gfosgen. = Ro. 2, $1.96.
Geriie. = SlO-1.52.
Simntbp. - S5.00-6.00.
aIs. - S12.00-17.O0.
por!. - Tar Mai $36. 45-372 %;
am G9lnb 5000. sdir Sufi $36.b5
81 .25; am S4Iub $3655.
e1malJ. - OUR w1ai $0o.72A--
200; am S4lnb $2077. yiir SnIt
$40. 90 .25; an G9IuB $21.oO.
Oaippeuititsu. - 0Gr SuIi E9.S0
20 1of ON s@sA s1aEo. Gar
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lveIe, Nsabs ID Mltien in @tp psrl,

0tI4&lf1Vapfeye Wnrben 81 ~
bisicntirt. 0eAfel auf 2onbsR saren ite.
tis. 8ar % Tase s72. Commercial
Uius, 90 xaSe. tA7iA. eidt N.75K; 2a.
bei dRssiiungsn N.76H. 6tanes Stdf
5.7l. &std $40 Nsri. feline Guotiruns
ssa, arsnen. feline Euoi;runaen. Sire Sidl
100. Rabel 699. Rubef 6idt 2e.70. 9atel
7sax. eiIbsT Uarrsn 74,Ss Nsyifanifds
SpdarS s7N.
afttemmar rft.-7er Earit DOR bente
unaeregsIt unb einige Nitien Der cite bat
ten sorf AZ ieiben. bsionbeis bic Rum.
lions. aitisn. seide BetuRe bon BIZ !
RoiniS sygabsH.
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q { M gort, 20. 9lpril.

gfem Yorf, ~. Mprtl.
&npfer. = Martt rubis; glectrotp'
tic unb aipeites Wiertsl $1,000
32.00. nominsu. 0rittsl 8iertel $26.'
00-30.0O.
giien. = Martt itetis unb unDer.
dnbert.
3inn. - Wtartt fsft; $3.50
8lsi. - Seine Quotation.
Spelter. - Wtdrtt nominea.
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3ieben iib nur auf gngros 5ranss
aitionen. Bei ileinersn GeiddItcn
iusrben etipas bSbere prsiie bers9nst-
propifionen
Sdmala prima Steam
21.oo-2l20; Jamilp 23A-24t..
.1roden geiaisenes Jlsij q.
- Sbort clear SeiteH q 1t-Nac;
Grtra ibort clear Seitsn 21-21ae;
turse Rippenieiien 2oa -2osc; Bellies
233-24ae per pfunb.
@erdu9ertes 5feiid.
Gbprt clear Seittu 23a -24e; ertra
ibort clear etiisn23a -24e; tur1s
Rippsnjsitsn 23-23ae; Bellies 25i
--26se per pfunb.
Susar Gureb -Jletf4. =
GGinten 27-27ae; pieHie S3ultsrn
21a 22e; gredifait Bacon 81
CSC; S9ulisrn in padstsu 22a-23e;
S4uliern. Rem Yori Gut. 23-23ac;
trodene Beef Sdultsrn 35-36e per
pfunb.
Sibgep 0teItes Glsii4. -
S9inseu 24-24ae; pienic S4nls
tern 1sa -19e; Bellies 2S-2Sae;
Sdulisrn. Rem yOrt Gut 20-2oac
per pfunb.
f, Trif9es gfsiId. - S4tnisn
lole 232-24ae; pltnic S6ultern 1Sa
--19ie; S9uIiern. 90 20Ae; tur3s
Rippsnisiten 20-20ac; ibort clear
Rippenisitsn 20-20ae; tytra fbort
clear Ripptniei!eu 20-2oae; Iei9t,
Bellies 31s 32e; i4pere Bellies
90 -29Ae.
We9I unb 9etreibe
Webl. 4inisr patsnt $11.5O
-12.00; Winisr fancp $11.O0-11.s
so; Winter Jamilp $10.5O-11.OO;
Winter erira $9.5O-10.O0; @inisr
orbindrer S3.0O-9.5O; Sartss Dei'
sen patent $11.5O-12.Oo; 6ariss
Deisen fanep $10.75-1.25; 9artss
Wsi3sn 5amilD $9.5O--10.00; ROs'
gen, Roribtpeit.rn semif4tss $3.50
S.75; Rosaen, Gitp. reines $50
800; Rosssn. Gitp. senii9tes $9.25
-9.05.
Weisen. - 30. 2 rotbtr Minter
$2.S2-283; go. 3 DO. $2.78-2.80;
0o. 4 bo. $2.65-2.75.
Deli4forn Rp. 2 psibss
$162; Ro. 3 bo. $1.61a Ro. 4 $1.6o
--1.61 ;Ro. 8 DO. $1-59-1.60; no.
6 bp. $1.57-l59. - g1o. 2 selbez
To. 3 DO. S1.55-1.56;
go. 4 DO. $1.53-1.54; go. 8 bo. ST.,
51-1.53; 0o. 6 DO. $l49-1.51. =
Ro. 2 semiibtes $1.55-1.56; Ro. 81
bo. S1-55-L66; Ro. a bo. $1.53-|
1.54; SO. 8 bo. S1.51-1.53; Ro. 81
oo. $l49-1.51. - Weibes aoIbens
form S10-l.62; sslhs ROfbeH,orn
81. 1.56-1.58; semiidtss aclben,orn
$1.54-1.56.
5afer. - No. Q fpetber 73s-l
74e; Standard ipeiber 73-73ae; Ro.
8 peiber 72a- -73e; Ro. 4 ipeiber II
-72e; go. Q semif4ter 72Ae; 80. 81
gemif4ter aibetmtf4er 72e; go. 4 se'
nif4isr 70-71c.
Roggen. - go. 2 $1.89-1.92;
no. 3 bo. $1.85-1sS;, Ro. 4 DO.
N.W-1.S0.
WbiBfep.
Werfauft ipurbn 10 Bbls. 81,
|tilisrs Utniikb goobs anf Der Haiis |
S157 pet Gallone.
Groceries.
9affse. - Coma 27--32s; Waps |
ia Na-30e; Guatemala fanfp 1S2e; |
DO. suter 17ae.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21

q ~ -. 0potbt ISps SpUIIp
Hirtsr Gut Coat 5000; ppipbersc
$40; Cubes $3.50; sronuIirier
$500: Gonfettioner u. $3.50;
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$S.40-8.5O; fttra &C. $3.50 pei
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83e; fonep 7--7at; fsrSnb HscD
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21

Gtnctnnati 20. Npril.
Die na9iolsenben Auctirunseu Be-
siebsn ii9 MIR auf Gngros 2ranss
aitionen. Bei ileinereu Gei4ditcn
iusrben etiDas bSbere prsiie bers4nsi.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-02-09
1886 Sale Bill in 1917
is Quite a Curiosity

The following is a reproduction
of a sale bill published in Pike
county, Missouri, in 1916, and is
quite different from the sales of
today:
Estate Of Missouri, County Of
Pike.
"To whom it may concern:
THE undersigned will o n
Tuesday, September 20, 1916,
sell at public auction on my prem
ises, where Old Coon Creek eros
ses Mission Road, the following
chattels, to-wit; 6 yoke of OK
en- with yoke and chains; 3 bed
stead with beds; 3 niger wen
ches; 4 niger bucks, 3 niger
boys, ! niger girls, 2 prairie
plows, / barrel picked cabbage,
l lot of niger hoes, | hogshead
of tobacco, l spinning wheel, 1
loom, % fox hounds, a lot of
mink and skunk hides and a lot
of other articles.
Terms of sale will be made
known on date of sale. Am 60
ing to California.
John Montgomery.
Jim Love, crier of sale.
Free head cheese, apples and
hard cider for all. Come and
have a good time"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-02-09
Land Which Produced
125 Bushels Oats Per
Acre Changes Hands

The James L. Porter ranch
consisting Of SIT acres located
near Three Rivers was sold last
week to Frank Smith of that
place for $50, 900, including stock
and implements. 125 acres of
the farm are in cultivation. This
is the land that is said to have
yielded 1876 bushels of oats per
acre last year.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-02-09
Bill introduced to Legal
ize Gambling at Parties

A bill has been introduced in
the state legislature to legalize
gambling at bridge parties.
According to Mr.. Llewellyn,
one of the authors of the bill,
one of the aims of the measure is
to relieve ladies who attend
bridge and whist parties from
the danger of violating the pres
ent law when they play for ia
vors." The present law is en-
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-02-09
One Editor Gets Matters
in a Hopeless Condition

A New Mexico editor not far
from here recently wrote an ar
ticle on the wedding of a young
lady of his community. In his
description was the sentence:
Her dainty feet were encased
in shoes that might be taken for
fairy boots" The copy written
was not plain and the printer
who set it made it appear in
print: Her dirty feet were en-
cased in shoes that might be Ia
ken for ferry boats"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-02-09
AvlsO.

Compramos muebles de segun-
do mano y pagamos los mejores
precios, dinero en- la mano, y
vendemos cosas de segunda
mano,. por precios regulares.
Antes que venda as cosas
que tiene para vender, deve de
yer a nosotros, a la tienda de Sc
gundo mano. KELLEY & SON.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-02-09

tirely too severe in this regard,
saws the major, and the law is in
realty not merely so formidable
as its title would indicate.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-02-09
immigration Bill Passed
Over Presidents Veto

The immigration bill which
President Wilson vetoed on ac-
count of its literacy test provision,
was last Friday passed over the
veto by the house, the vote being
2S5 to LOG.