davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1917-05-18
OVER SEVEN MILLION BOTTLES
SOLD AND DISTRIBUTED
IN LESS THAN TWO
YEARS TIME.
SUCCESS PHENOMENAL
Fams Of the Medicine sprsads ovs.
WheIs Natien-NeW Geld Frem
ceast b coast.

NEVER before, perhaps, In all his
! y tory has the demand for Q pro-
pr1eeary medicine ever approached the
Eonderful record that IL now being
made By Tanlac. the celebrated msdi-
dne which has been accomplishing
such remarkable results In all parts
f the country.
From Coast 10 Coast and from the
3ulf to the Great Lakes, Tanlae u
Known and honored. Millions have
eakea Il and have pronounced It the
greatest medicine ever given to the
people, and the only explanation Of
Lsalacs triumph In the medical world
y Tanlac's true worth. Back Of Tan
lacs triumph In the drug stores =
0anlacs triumph In the homes. II u
Ehe peoples medicine and the people
themselves have made Tanlac what
h L.
No matter where you 90. Tanlac u
D household word and II % unquss-
}aonably the most widely talked-of
medicine In the world today. One per-
BON invariably tells another about q
medicine that helps him and in this
way scores or even hundreds may hear
Of Tanlac as a direct result Of one
bottle In a single home.
The first bottle Of Tanlac to reach
the public was sold Just little over
two years ago In the thriving little
eity Of Lexington, KY, where 10000
bottles Of the medicine were sold In
only q few months. Since that time
there have been sold throughout the
United States something over seven
and q quarter million bottles, and q
romance which has no parallel In the
modern business world has begun.
The instant and phenomenal success
which Tanlac won In Lexington has
been duplicated In practically every
large town. small town. village and
hamlet In North America. Hawaii.
Alaska. Cuba, Porto Rico and other
American possessions have clamored
for Tanlac.
Just q few months ago. II was an
nounced In the Atlanta papers that
twenty-five carloads, 265. .l7o bottles Of
Tanlae had been sold through the At.
lanta once alone. Since that time.
1.@06. .4lS bottles have been sold, and
the grand total now stands at over .
0iilion and q half. or to be exact.
1,0o6.2N bottles.
These are actual figures. and the
fAct that one hundred and ffty-eight
carloads Of Tanlac have been sold and
shipped into the South and West sincs
the nrst day Of October. 1915. IL q
matter Of record and can easily b
verified.
One retail nrm alone. the Jacobs
Pharmacy Co.. Of Atlanta. have sold
the astonishing total Of $4,000 bottles
within the past twelve months. What
% true Of Atlanta. II also true Of prac-
IDEALLY every large city Of the South
and West, where the sales have been
eorrespondlngly large.
The greatest drug firms Of the coun.
Try have voluntarily come forward and
stated In plain. cold figures. the rec
ord breaking sales everywhere, a. IL
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Testing the Soil.

1sd Oros Has pips. much batter. soss
artAsr ssan hssid b'ss. Get from any
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Oct Eoes From South Africa.

South Africa has laid the founda-
ton Of large trade In eggs with Great
Britnin. Recently there has been q
very large arrival Of eggs from South
Africn to London. Several small con-
signments have been shipped previous
~. but this is the frst one marketed.
The eggs are said to be Of exception.
ally good quality.
The state herald., 1917-05-18
YES! MAGICALLY!
CORNS LIFT OUT
WITH FINGERS

You sny TO the drug store man.
"Give me q small bottle Of frecxone."
This will cost very little but will
positively remove every hard or soft
corn or cailus from ones feet.
A few drops Of this new ether CON.
pound applied directly upon q tender.
aching corn relieves the soreness In
stantly. and soon the entire corn or
callua, root and all. dries up and can
b. lifted OF with the fingers.
This new way TO rid ones feet Of
eorns was introduced By q Cincinnati
man. who says that frsssons dries In
moment and simply shrivels up he
corn or callus without Irritating he
surrounding skin.
II your druggist hasn't any frsssous
tell him TO order q small bottle frum
bic wholesale drug house for you.-adv.
Hs May Have Been. A. That
u have heard that Nrs. 0silpird's
husband II . literary man." said Mis-
lima 6cnttes.
"0ec. that gives mo some snappy
news. Whore did you hcar itS' asksd
her friend.
swhy. Il must Be true. heard fath.
o. sny he was q bookmakcr."
Il u no use 10 hurry N yov srs no
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Seeking q Divorce.

''On what grounds do you seek a d.
vorce. madam"
"lnc0mpatability. want a divorce.
and my husband doesn't"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-06

gefast, ni4t aIIetn.4
sd perbe teir Spislperberber
iein," Derit9erte 8uHgert.
nSa, ia - dber mir iir5 eigentiib
nur gu Stpeien. Ia ssriert Das bod,
penn ein Dritter babel it,"
n2lber i9 bite bid, grnit -"
gtdHler unterbrua ben 5reunl:
.ylu, bir ianH ids ia iugen, es 1T
- cine Dame, eins iunge Dame. Nos
ioQ i6 oiel Dorte MAIDEN, es 1T nlsins
graut. Dir limb natiirlit nod Hi6t
OffentIid perIobt ZegeH oes Sraucrs
jabrs."
oOeine 8raut2" 9unsert bruGts bic
bic Borte taum bsraus, er Iprdng fat
DOm Stubl auf runo ia fam, un Dir
81 fonbOli -"
Sine Stinme aus benz Sintersims
mer fiel Inn ins Wort: gGrnit, .:IaGe
S6lub. IS 1T bic bOdJfte 3eit."
sd tomme f6on, mein S9dB, Ios
fort, REF Ba6Ier suriid ,bann rautte
er II9 81 gungert, Dem er ben Spltns
Der ertgegen6ielt. rSat mid itbr qes
freut, aarI. Sd tOmme i4pu, uretn
S6as!1
Gr nabm fIiidtig gunaerts Gano
unb fdob BEN BreunO aus Der Ebil,
Dor bic er Iofort bic SoI5jalouiie iuls
len lieB. Sungert itanb taFung5lps
ppr Der Sdpelle. Die SonnengIutb
mobnte i'm enbli9, ben 3pIinber aufs
sufeben. Gr fab iid ous 9uus an,
als erblidte er es gum erirenmal. uno
ihiitteIte ben Supf. Gunsiam ieBte sr
fi6 in 8epeguns.
Der Sdaffner, Der ibn enblith mad
Iuneem gBdrten mttleiOtg aufuahr,
fab ibn pertpunbert an, benn 9un9ert
iagte, dIs Der Shaffner iit fur Las
Srinfgslb bepdntte, Obne auf i'm III
a6ten: rSnnigit seltebt unD uHperSebs
Ii6i" -
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SIM Saliaal.

(@ins luitise paroois auf ben GrIs
tOnis.)
8er Est bort i'm 8auiaal? - Iage
gei6pinol
IS lit bic Mutter nit ibrem &inb.
sic 5upft bas Mdb6en lets an Dem
2lrm,
Sic frast es iunig, iie fragt es parm.
.ReiE EiHo, pas penoeit ou bang
oein 9eIi6t?"
rSiebF, Ruttsr, bu ben 9eutuant bort
nt9t?
Den 2eutnant bort priibsn, nit Geiit
unp 9eHie!"
.Wsia &iub, sr 1T ne briIIunts Parz
tis."
.asb, gnaoisss 5rduIein. Der erits
Son
Grtliugt gum @uI5er bort gar pobl
ihoH;
Sd faHe tiibn bic roIiee Sauo!
Iuf Gbre! Superb! Sin fhueib'ses
OClDlllU-
% Tluttsr, 0 Wutter, uno 60rtsit bu
uiat,
Die fed Der 2eutnant jeBt gu mir
ipridt9"
Sci rubis, blsibe rubis, msin aino.
linD nirnm bic Wduusr 10, ME iie
lino."
% 9OlDeite Gle nph eineu 3au3,
Cont per3sbr' DOR Sebniu9t i'd mid
nod gang;
GaBt uHs ihptnsen 5uiammsn in
guItelnoen Rei6'n,
llnb piessn unb tan5en uuo Iafpeben
gu sDein!"
% UIuttsr, o @utter, unb fis9it bu
ui1t bort
Die neibiIdeu gIide an isbemGrt?'
rWein &inb, mein &inb, i5 ieb es
genou,
Ds MiGo6su ba brii6su drgern iic9
grau." -
SD !iebs bid, mid rsi5t beine fd0ue
9efdlt,
Ridt Idnser bsSdbm' if BEG 5erSsns
9eDaIt." -
. Muttsr, sr tiibt mid, iest fabt sr
mid an -
Deb mir, mas bat Der rluiePss gss
tban2"
Eie wlutter laaelt - srbebt f6 gea
ihpinb, -
Sie bait in ben armen tbr 5ittsrRbes
Rino,
sdhrt bin es 51maeutunrt NIT iCbmeis
helnbsm 9dut -
5n i5reu arutsn, bds Mdbasn par---
prout. -
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Hinbbieb. = Der Ularft bal
iI9 beuts ni4f pisl per6nbert unb bi,
beferen Quolitdten ipnr.n itarf. ii,
nnbertn fstis. Gut. wail6tiib. fins
ror nnb 6k brHtrsH Stoders unb See.
bers iinb itetig.
@ittIere unb fdpere etisre $500
-13.15; Tltif6r Gtiere $3.50
1000; aiserItfeus Bis srtra $lO2o-
11.50; 5eifers se.oo-s.75; ms.rie-
fsne Bis ertra $9.O0-1O.5O; aiibe
$6.0o-7.75; aus.rieien. bis .rtro
$8.00-9.O0; Gamers s5.OO-6.OO;
WiiItfiibe $50.00-l25.oO; Stoders
uno 5sebers $6.00-9.50.
9ullen. = Die 3ufu6r tpar uur
mdbig uHb bic 4r.if. Iietia.
Getts guflen $8.OO-9.o0: @oioanG
$7.00-7.75; ertra $7.85-8.Oo: mo.
sere unb leidte $5.50-6.75.
RGlber. - 8si siemlid arober
3ufubr unb gutter Ra9fros. ipar Der
Wsartt ftetig BIB fiart.
Bette leifte &dIber $13.25-13.5O:
fair bis CUTE $10.50-13.OO; orbinis
rs unb sroBe $5.50-8.75.
g 4peine. = Der Wartt ,par
beuts Iatl9fam unO f3lsppsnb. Sur eis
niee auserleisne bra6t.n ,ttpas b6be.
re prsiis. Rnube Satpsine fislsn I'M
25c.
etuserlelene f6Dsre 220 qfunD ant
m.br $17.25-H.35; auserl.iene @err
ianbt. unb JIeii6erIOrt.n 1870 b.s
220 pfunb $17.25-17.30; mittlsrs
uno ssmii9te 100 pfunb uno mebr
$1700-17.25; lsi6te gsrianotlOrs
ten 120 bis 155 pfuHO $16.O0-16.s
40; prbindre Bis gut. Iertsl 10
pfuno unb penissr $13.00-15.65;
oroiudrs bis aussrlsisne ibpere fsttt
Sdue $14.00-16.25; oroindrs Bis
CUTE Stags $13.00-14.75.
2 9afe uno 6 Qdmmer. - Dos
gngebot mar gsrins unO oi. preiis
itetis.
S9af., austrlsisns Bis .rtra 1915
1000; fair bis quite $7.5o-9.5o;
orbindre $5.W-7O0; g5ds $3.50
unb p.nissr. 2dmmsr, aussrIsisH: bis
ertra $16.25-16.50; fair bis suie
$14.50-16.00; ieconbs $13.0o-14.s
90; orbindre S10.00--12.00.
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sslnbsNad)ridten.
Donnerstaa. 6. Dessm6tr.

SIN Obersn gincinnatier DiItrIt
Dirb Der 5lub bsuts fallen, Bel bieiI
ger Stabt aber iteist berfefbe .t!Dal
unb bate geitern 4benb eiren Uai
itrftanb non 1928 5ub.
Die fOlssubsn Depeiten trafsH &c
itern bier elm:
pittsbure, pa.-e.0 SUP, fGQt.
8beeling, W. @a.-6.1 JuB, Fdut.
9|artersburs, W. @a.-8.0 fiat.
aanaDbu GaGs, 80. Bale, ftat.
ebarIeitOH, 80. gu.-9.0 guB, Itsist.
pOrtsmouth, C.-9.6 SUB, iteist.
9OuisDille ap.-9.4 SUB, itsigt.
gpanspiIe, Snb.-4.7 SUB, iteist.
Haf5bille, 5snn.-7.8 5uB, fdut.
Chattanooga, SenH.-s.0 Jub, fdGt.
Wempbis. 9enu.-4.6 CUB, fGIt.
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" ttss d, q Te,snbss. 1917.
1ts 1sufen nsses tsufe tismliA jiarI
bsl&xiiiat uno bic Radfraoe nod 3ar.
ltbrn bsr zine euis. 0tib n fsf. 6hl
Iasletsn pusben Ben ben 0ansen 6-5H s
bsse9sst. bis gisfisr absF plaeiusH Oar.
leben -oH eahs ~ ~.
ssAia suI Nss psa
pusbsn su Bari ,sifaeH Basftn ssrfauft
Iis GeuHierraie bstragi soc Drdmis per
fsfAfd ssf enssvs.
ei&f.8f&Id auf eonsoH uur,en 40
l.7 bro Sfs. Strlins quoiirt. weA.
isl suf Bsrlia uurpen nitt auptirt; fur
sae&fd asf &aris iL75e pro sJrane, suf
amferram Csc bro 0niben. Rsdfd
nui @isa Durben nidt qustirL aires
i4s, Rubsi 14s<e. Siodtolm pro Krone
4o.ioe Grones iSdpeiL 2s1s.
olsasihs esais.ilmlzss
gis nmidbs I'm bisiieen Clearinghouse
tsIiffsn iit bsuie suf tS.5s2.S
esfsIedHfifass.
gipe Strfsi Rp uHb Ginc. Wis & Glecs
nc 60. aftien tparen heute In tfBas beiie'
Itr VaAiraet, ionfi dbfr mar Der Narff
ilsu uno stf prsiis ssbradt. Bsstauii
purosn:
In bss Ssu;.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-06
FlRsT GAIL
wsIb, g,OnSs nns aItita in N,,u g)crf

lbsiddftspapiert ruurbtn Ju 6K-6KS
lis!ontist. tDfd,fel aui 2onbon wartn ifsiis.
ijar 90 1aas t47lK, Commercial Biils, 6U
faet tl.7i. Sittt s4754, jtebff.
Annsifuneen SLTs 7lie. Stanes Sid)t
5.78K, aabd 5.7iH; Narf. feline Quot.
rvnssn, Rrouen. tsins Guoiirunaen, Dol.
ldnoiife Guibeu Sittt 4se. aabd ls4c,
Vie Siti 500. aabel S.o4. 9iubI Sidi
I2H; aabsI IS, Siibsr. Barren s5Js,
NaitaHiihs Dollars e5ke
afiisnmsrft.-gorausfi Ron.
irons bee y uub,sresieuHs ibsr bic Gileu.
babnsH bate sur Soles, bob be attien bar
B!srtu isiier usrsn uno su b6bsren Qrei.
i,n idloHen. :. Sit Snbaiirle.sl'isn aber
IparsR iaDaatr. Der 9larit lAlob jfari.
QlisHkatu altItn.
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Ghieaao. 5. Oeaembtr

g 9pstne. = 3ufubr $1,000;
Wartt fsft. gul, $16,9O-17.35;
Ieidte s16.B-17. 30; ssruifdte $16.'
75-17.45; f4Dere $16.S0-17.45;
rau9e $16.So-16.95; JsrtsI $L3.0O
1925.
Rinboieb. = 3ufu6r 17,0oG;
Martt felt; RatiOs Stiers $7.25-
1926; Weitsrn Stisre $6.35-13.65;
Stoders uno JteO.rs $6.10-l1OO;
aiibe unO 5eifers $5.15-1l.4O; adls
btr S7.6-1450.
9 4afe. -3nfubr 1900; Wartt
feit. @stbsrs $s.80-1290; Gres
$7.75-11.5o; Gdmmsr $12.5o-
100.
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eg ae9t ibm beffst.

5err Gbei einem 8eidnnteH 8u 3ss
IutD: .Nd, unb mas maht oeHn IN,
fer ssreunb Waii1er, Der oos 70 boIs
Nttb bot2"
BetaHrter: %, Dem geht e isst
fau1os - Der iF i'm Rritgtr
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d Gbieaao. 5. Oeaembsr

d gbieagO. 5. DECEMBER.
DslidtOrn. - Sir San. $1.2o4-
1.21s; am S6lub $1.213. Sir UeaI
$11Sa-1.1s9; am S4lub $1.1et.
5aisr. = 5ir Deg. 73i-75c; an
S9luB 74sc. Jiir Wai 7Oi-72ic;
an Sdlub 72!c.
aoss,n. - gso. 2, s1.1si.
@erite. - 81 20-l45.
5imotbs. - $5.00-7.70.
aIee. - $20.00-26.0 90.
port. - Jilr Gan $46.35-47.25;
am GdIub S4725.
SGmal3. - Tiir San. S24.07-
24.52; am stluB $24.52. Cir @ai
$24.30-24.37; am Gtilub $24.37.
Hipp,nisit.r. = Sir San. $24.S7
-25.37; am S4fub S25.37. 1:lr
Mai $249o-25S5; an SdIu5
s25.35.
Butter. - Nartt unperdn6ert.
Gier. - Iartt b6ber; 3uiufr
3.676 aiiisu; firits 46-4sc; crcinarp
firits 43-45c; auf benz Rarst AZ
471e.
aartoffsIu. = 3ufubr 1s gars;
Wnrit anpsrdnbsrt.
gefIiissi. - 2ebeubes. Rnrtt hos
Der; Sdbns 16-21e; SPriussrs 1sa
--20c.
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.gEm IN isiiesr. Ssnn nsbmsn. .
Giii btiOnpers BON C9sfsissn NM
DutitanisHrcrlie
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Rem gorf, 5. Ds5embs

~ - ~ - ~
mslftkorh - Wartt fart; SiIu
brieb gsIbes $194 Rotten uuo Gra9i
Rsp ybrt fiiHf 2ass SeHaubt. ars
sentinies $2.05-2.10 (. o. b. Cars
Rstp yort bel aHtuuft.
9afer. - RGrtt fart; Stansaro
A-84fs.
S&maIs. - Rorlt itar.; RiSbI.
Wsft $26.40-26.5O.
3uder. - Rober, Wlartt it:.ia;
Centrifugal $6.70; Wolafes $5.S2;
raffinirtsr, itetis; fem sranulirtsr
$8.35.
Der Warft fir bic anoersn artifsl
mar u1perdnbert.
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IaH rsnnt sn.rsifdb mandsu RaHH;
So1 nimmt mon ss eenau,
8u allen ipas er BOT s'thoH.
Gnti&lob f& isiue Graa.
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SlHelH NulI, D. Oeb. lSlI.
Die na9foIssnbsa Qu0tirunesn te'
;isbtu iia nur auf Gngross slransat'
iiOEsn. Bel fIeinsrsn @sihaftsn ipsr.
ben stiuas bSbers prtifs beredust.
prpriiionsn.
9 d NJ al .. - priIna St.aHl
24.6O-24.75e; ganep 2e327c.
1rodsHgtiaIstnes TIeiia
Short clear Stitfa 28 28se; srtro
fbort clear Ssitm 27A-28c; iur5,
Rippen 27a-2se; geIIiss 303-3Oat
per plumb.
GcrGu9ertts gIeif&. -
Short elsar Gsitsn 3O}-31s; sIiro
ibort clear Ssiisn 30-30as; iurs,
Rip5sn Book; Bellies 334-33Ae,
sugar gureb Sleii6.
SGiHisu S8d-29ae; g]icnic S6uls
tern 23--23te; grsatiaTt Baton 80
4Oe; S6uItern in gadetsn 241-25c;
Rem yort Gut 25t-26e; sttrod ists
Beef S6ulterH 34-341 pee pfuuo.
SaBstp5deItes gleifa.-
Shinfsn 25S-26e; pitnic S9ulteru
20ae; Bellies 34-36c; G4uItern In
padeisn 20-20se; g9ep gori Gut
bo. 21-21Ae.
5ri.i4.s 8lsif& - s@tn.
Ten. Iofs, 269-27ae; gienie S&uI'
tern 20-21e; SGuitern 23-23se;
iurJe Rippeuiei.,n 26-27c; ib,lt
clear gfippenieitsu 26-27c; ertra
fbort clear giippsnIeiten 26-263t;
lsihi. Bellies 35a-36ae; iapsre DO.
3-35e.
Webl unb GetreibI
WebI. - Winter patent $10.TO;
Wintsr fanep 5000; Wint:r familp
500; Wintsr srtra $50; Wiutsr
orbindr $500; Sartss gDeiosn pat.nt
$11.D-12.00; 9ortts Dsissn fapp
$10.75-11.25; Sartes Wtiatn ia'
milb S10.10-10.50; glortbipeiteru
semi!4tss $10.75-110o; ROs5sn,
Gitp. reinss. $l1.oo-11.25; Roa.
gen. eitp, asulii4!ss. sIL00-11.25.
Weisem Der Wartt mar
itstis; go. / ro.bsr $3.50; Ro. 2
rOtbsr S2.17; go. 3 rotber $2.13l-
2.14a; Ro. A $2.10-2.12 per ga.
Weli9torn. - Rp. / p.iB.s
$1.65-1.70; go. 2 DO. $1.65-l70;
Ro. 8 bo. S1,65-17O; SO. 4 DO. 81. ;
55-1.65; Ro. 5 DO. s1.50-1.55;
80. 6 bo. $1.50-1.55. - Ro. / JeIs
tss $1.75-1.s0; Ro. 2 DO. SLID
1.s0; 0O. 8 DO. $1.75-1.90; RO. 4
DO. S1.60-1.70; Eo. Go. 8 bo. $1.70
go. 6 bo. $1.60-1.70. -
30. / semii9t,s S1.65-1.70; 30. 2
DO. $1.60-l70; Ro. 8 bo. $l.o0
1.70; 30. A bo. $1.55-165; Ro. 5
90. $1.50-1.55; go. 6 DO. $1.50-
1.55. - @sibes aolbeniorn $1.30-
LBS; sslbss aolb.niorn S1.35-1.4o;
semii8.es GoIbenlorn S1.25-1.3O;
lpsides acrn 50c-$1.5O.
5afer. - go. 2 ipeibsr 7S-
7sac; Stanbaro lp,ibsr 77h-7se;.
no. 9 tUeiBer 77-77ae; go. A ipeiBer
75-77e; Ro. Q ssmiiater 76-77e;
10. 3 semiidter .inbeimii&er 10
76e; go. A ssrniIdisr 73-75e.
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M Metaa Marft.

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Cincinnati, 5. Deg. 1917.
Die nadfOIssnoea AuOtirunesu te,
;isbsn iia nur auf Gngross1 1ransats
ti0Hsn. Bel fIeinsrsn @sihdfisn ipers
ben ttfuas bobers Yreifs bere9ust.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-13
EMMETT ]. SCOTT, JR.,
WINS EXETER PRIZES

Boston, Mass. The yearly
scholarship awards of the Phil
lips Exeter Academy at Exeter
N. H., New England's most i'm
portant preparatory school for
boys, amounting to SIS, 600 an
nually, were announced in the
Boston Evening Transcrip of De-
cember %.
1t is noted that Emmett j.
Scott, Jr., of Tuskegee, Institute,
Ala, continues to maintain the
same high record of scholarship
he has established since he en-
tered this school in the fall of
1914. In the transcript announce
ment, he ranks second in the SEN
ior class, being awarded two
scholarships, the Bancroft of
$140 and a Phillips of $3.50 max
ing total of $500. He is also
one of the nine first honor men
of senior class, and secures hon
orable mention for practically
perfect work in French and ad-
vanced German. President Smith
of the board of trustees, also an
nounced that young Mr.. Scott
was one of the seniors chosen as
one of the first ten of the Beta
Chapter of the Cum Laude
Society.
Counting the scholarships just
awarded him, he has won a grand
total of $760 in scholarships and
prizes during his three years at
the Phillips Exeter Academy.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-13
Inauguration Of
Governor.J.C.
Cunter

their assent to every word that he
said The message concluded, Chief
Justice Gabbert administered the oath
of office to Justice Bailey and Justice
Allen of the Supreme Court The Of
flee of chief justice was transferred
from Justice Gabbert to Justice White,
who then administered the oaths of
office to the other officials.
Officials Receive PIaudits.
The officials who had just taken
their oaths of office were cheered and
heartily greeted by the spectators,
each wearing an appearance of deter
mination to carry out the wishes of
their constituents and to work harmo-
niously for Colorado that will in
dellibly stamp her name in the hall of
fame as a state worthy of that which
is best and noblest in the Union.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-13
NINE. C. J. WALKER TO BUILD
100000 HOME NEAR RICH
MEN.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 10.-Mme.
woman, who has acquired enormous
wealth in the last ten years through
sale of a preparation advertised to
take the kink out of Negroes hair,
has closed deal for $4,000 lot in
the most exclusive section of Long Is
land.
George B. Knox, publisher of a col
ored paper, said tonight that an attor-
ney representing Nine. Walker is
now in New York closing the deal, and
that she will erect a 100000 house
this year. Knox understands that the
lot is opposite property formerly oc-
cupied by Helen Gould and close to a
mansion owned by John D. Rookie
feller Nine. Walker about year ago
bought an expensive property at
Flushing, N. Y. She has been living
on Sixth avenue, New York, for.
year, but her business is located here.
She came to Indianapolis about ten
years ago from Pittsburg and started
to manufacture a preparation she in
vented. Her business has grown until
she has her own manufacturing plant.
Nine Walker is about so years old and
is said to be woman of unusual busi-
ness talents. Her income is said to be
in the neighborhood of 100000 year.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-13
PREFERS PRISON TO JIM
GROWING HER CHILDREN

West Chester, Pa, Dec. 20. =
Because she refused to send her
two children to school, Mrs. Re-
becca Simms, of Downington,
was fined $40 by Justice Hun
ter Wills, and refusing to pay the
fine was sent to Jail.
Several weeks ago Mrs. Simms
refused to send her two children
to the public school because, she
contended, they were discrimi-
mated against on account of their
color. She was twice arrested
on account of the compulsory ed
ucation law, and on the second
occasion was fined $40, which
she declined to pay and was COM
mitted to prison.
Through her counsel she ap-
piled to the court for allowance
to appeal from the summary con-
viction. At the hearing Monday
she testified that all children who
are members of the Race had
been taken from the five lower
grades and placed in a basement
room under the'care of a young
teacher who is a member of the
race.
Mr.. Simms testified that he
had been willing to pay the fine
in order to keep his wife from 60
ing to prison, but she refused to
permit him. He said he wanted
treatment just the same as other
people who paid taxes.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-13
NEGRO WINS PLACE ON N. Y.
SCHOOL BOARD.

New York, Jan. 9.-Dr. E. P. Rob-
erts, a Negro, has been appointed a
member Of the board of education by
Mayor Mitchell. He is the first Negro
to be appointed to the board since the
organization of Greater New York in
1898. Formerly he was medical in
spector in the school.