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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

-s r.rs, ra ,. -s and har furlon.s-Man-
'n5''; on, reen si.h' III, liz Lpetz,. le 10 s. 70
s,s 10 !; 20 /. out, Time. 1918 As. Favor
x6 Second , r;awse1Mshors two rrl.s-Hor,h.
s Mons,s2Gr i.o .rIBy.rs, - to 20. out OUT,
iibircz, TO- !! out. third Time. il5. Only
t, Third ra|ssss-nve .fu1lons--Ru,hie AZ. los
WOOD Violct 10. tpe,zS. ! 70 70 FRS HTst:
IL 70 second; Miss Filiy. 100 tTrois.. 8
RITA. Den I.uI Noontide. Stsmpin. oro,ind
~ ana kohOkf also
Ktonr,h ,s's-miieIM!nis,er TOT. 10,
,,as ,a ia aMs,raEsart. II to 10. to t.
r tmioA'Te., ~ 49, to to z, even, third.
Tit'n % ee-sniie-,pancer. ~ tschut;In.
~ 81 %cG,awl, II. j. { to i. ,
70 J. TO !. 8 to :: third. Time. is. AZ
iINer sardals Orderly. Margaret l. and
p, SIXTH racc--siS MISUNDERSTANDING, 1ot
tiSNc,. ! 10 3. out ou,. hrst; Wvom'nE
Jos tNo'insont. 10 2. Ia "a out: Nep.
hr-an. lnI tMcAteeD. < IN l. 10 ( n,it
,nirL. Time, l:l2 IIappy Smile and The
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

II, Ere Ayt 5ssssS . toEo"f Ss55 ME- MGose b.
master; 70 Ambrose, $3.50. s. 40 scconti /:
Ian OF the Hour. li5 tSin!thN. 81 80 ;hIrd
TirHe. l;i4. Br!E q Dee .Aidcr,cr.v Ideal
t ses Dar;y. oaaiosGue. lhendoden also ran
Second ri!cc--;nie End n sixteenth-petl.r.
log tMulcahy! $3.50. sac, 81 40, frst: IA.
Zine 100 HIGH Tide, stonehensc. XII Il
Third raee-mile and 1t sixteenth--Mon-
tressor. los tKowany. $50 tSfG $50.
Y; second: Wogan 1873 fboyianj. $3.50.
third. Tine, l:i7 LIS. Good wood. Delaney
Canio Eur!nchme. Sig. Mr Mack also r.n
Ioorth race--flile and seventy ynrds-Ed.
Roche. los uNowanp $40 ;g2G s2I0.
second. Barry shannon. loo tSni,,5. $50
, Min, tins ne i:s "aukeag. Clean Up and
Fifth race-s!f furlonrs--wcslv Hogan.
sringhurs, u: ,A.uhross5. s. % s. IN 20. b..
eenH; TOR o the Morning, $40 Brync,.
Water Lady alEO ran. Powers entry
-S!Nth racc---:niie end sixteenth ot,,-v
e fEowanl. ta.:o. $40. $40. Ars,; Hrs.e'
~ tpnn"huIn ss7o. s?2o second. Srorpi
i:1s rs. ,,Ganish sun PEE. H.iiy oii .IGt,
Se"enth racc--Inile arId cuartor-Ii ,ya -
sands ll2 tAmbroscJ, $3.50 So $3.50 nr,,.
Eclucca; 1903 Crowan>. 50 80 81 80. second
Dan. l0i IDonnhuel 81 Miro Tim.
2;0S II? Fair Mac. Chief Brown. Hrick!.y,
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Glants. although the ultimate result

WAS not changed.
Hank Gowdy's bat was responsible
Tor tho Braves victory over tho Ath-
letics in 1914. Hank hit about 300
above his scaSo,Is average
Duny Lewis and Harry Hooper with
against the PhIllics IN 1915
Last year ik was Dol Gamer who
jumped into tho Hall OF Fame. With
field In Boston, Gamer. coming to bat
as u pinch hitter against the Dodgers
shot II single TO left field and tho Red
SoN put over tho winning run. Incl
dentally Gamers swat cost tho mag
Mates about 100000, as the game
would have boon called OF. account of
darkness with the score n tie, and
another game would havo had to DO
played In which the pla gers would not
have shared In the receipts
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

First receive and one-half furIonss-
SSrid", o,J ~ SMartin,;, $3.50, slo.so and
sslo. second; Cnpers. ia iMurphyl. S5.2V.
9h'rd: Tine; l;oS liz Gertrude C.. Lady
'Clnrice Ruth. Jane Frances and Honey
Second race-siS furongs-Princc of Como
neg. II? lwingheld). $3.50 and Ss.26. sec
Cir NHs s 7inip e. IL Da*d Ietts ri2 9sSS
e.!or's Blend. Pasi,ius Water War, Yenchso
Sict;h First Ballot also ran.
Third race-:nile and seventy yards
ysr%k iSo t 'M1HiHys ss' ,,r; .esYn
!S'ux&y Wuzzy. Tush Tush. Walter Ii. Pearcs.
Iarr. noman, John uurie. Howdy Howdy,
virginia w. and Margaret y. also ran
Fourth rnce-stX furlonss-Panzarcta, ia
s Mss;"p f i;i;::S ils Sssay] apd sS:S
S2lo. third. Time. 1:la 2-5. Arriet and
Efth rsceCmils and acknowledgement.
Nam: M,anas,r Waite. iis {MOT,in. 500. ,hird.
and Rancher also ran. ~
Ocean SWEEP 10 tMoiesworth1. $40. sfko.
&ira time. i:os -. Ca Cana aI Iii} FUN
,Sevenih--m!le and sixtecnth-Bryn
Li,nah, i0s tshiliinE?. s24e.lo; $500. SIS.
s ;sifd r hsi tcE is7 M G4EneF; aSs
Jack Reserves. BLACK Broom, Phocion Aide
bnran and Berlin also ran.
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Don't Be Tortured
By Kidney and
Bladder Troubles
flake Hexaionic

Hcxatonic is a scientific preparation
OF medicinal roots and herbs that has
helped thousands OF sufferers from
Kidney and bladder troubles. It will
prove beneficial In even the most Sc
we're cases. relieving the distressing
packache, pains In groins, swelling of
feet and ankles. free or scanty urina-
ton that accompany these ailments
You can obtain IIeXatonic at any of
these reliable druggists. order bottle
to-day. Paragon Pharmacy. Hord,s
Drug Store. L. A. Miller Co. Washing
ton Early g stores). l.. It. Wright
Ave. Pharmacy, Fariey's Pharmacv
kcrn's Pharmacy and one store in each
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CADETS PLAY ARMY TEAM
v. NJ. I. Given Place ON Military AcnG-
envy Eleven Schedule for
Game October n

ny NSso'lulcd DreNs.
WEST POINT. y. Y. Sept einher 90
Opening OF the army football season.
planned for next Saturday, probably
diebury College declined to-day to APP
pear here on that date. Athletic off,
Gals Of the academy have failed to OBJ
ment
The army schedule az officially an
nounced to-day. follows:
september -, open: October g. Car
neSie Institute of Technology: October
-, Virginia Military Institute; October
20. Tufts College: October q. Villanova
College; November 3. Notre Dame Uni
ycrsity; November 10, Carlisle: Novcm
Der u. Lebanon Valley College.
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VARSITY TEAMS AT VIRGINIA
Every Effort ReinE aInde for Represcn-
tnt!re In Each Branch OF Sport
Except Football.
Especial The Times-Dlspatch. ]

rISFeEId ~ Hc IfneS-I1lSphtchJ
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Scptem-
Der 2G.-Every possible effort will DO
made 1T tho university this session TO
put out varsity teams in every branch
OF athletics. as in the past. except
football. The first-year rule OF cliEi-
bility will stand unchanged.
AT a meeting of the general athletic
association tonight Churchill Young
was elected manager of the frst-ycar
football team, and an attractive schcd-
uie is being completed for the only
eleven that will represent Virginia on
the gridiron this year.
Virginia will send team to the
South Atlantic cross-country meet
which will probably be held in Palti-
{ ore Tho fall. Eight old men and two
new candidates appeared for the cross
country team at the FIRST practice to-
day, and Trainer Lannigan expressed
himself as much pleased over the pros
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. 30 a27l5 Totals. q
y. G. Smith.
Hated FOR Schneider IN eighth.
Lift IIer,og SunpensIon.

y? Associated E'r-as
-, NEW YORK, September 2G.-Pregl-
1ent Hampstead, OF the New York Ma
tiona!s. announcer tonight that the
indefinite suspension OF Captain Her
zos, OF INC Giants had been lifted and
nat he VIII play'in the worlds serics
!erZos recently was Suspended for re-
iusing 20 accompany the team on it's
western trip Oh the ground that he
"hS IN poor physical condition. He
%ill r"port with the Giants at phiIadcl
phia Tucgdav
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TORONTO CLUB VICTOR
International League Champions Blank
indianapolis With Gould Pitching
Sensational Rail-

TORONTO. ONT. sen,ember as
Held hitless for eight innings and 10
one scratch hit In the fun game. In
dianapolis. champions of the american
Toronto. International League pennant
winners, here to-day. Gould, OF the
LEAFS. pitched sensationally. Only
itWenty-nine men faced him. and only
one reached second base. Toronto MI
Dawson hard.
Score by innings: r.
isaiansDolii. ..:l.".. SSSSSSeoo oSeS55-o
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Cleveland,
Totsls....a2 s2Tli Totals. "a l3
sBattcd FOR Leonard ia eighth.
Score by innings.

LSootOh ~ v W " " w
Cleveland .............n o G U . CO
,r summary; Esrors-McNaily. Chapman.
Mt-Evans. stolen bascs-Chapnau ca.
Roth CD. LEI, on ases-Cieyeland. {:
Boston 6. Bases on bails-ou Leonard. ).
Struck out-by Leonard. 4. Double plays
Koth TO Of>s::!: W9mbsganss to Harris ,ap:
In innings; OF Jones. in inning. HI.
by pitcher-by Leonard Wau.bscanssl.
Umpires, Nailin ara Connolly Time, l.50.
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Totals. 5Io,7 II Totals ~
'Battsd foE CArlsorl In sirth ~ ;,

pt.i,s. y innings p
Pittsburgh i q n n n =
Summary: Etror.-s,ost 9aiv sbse p,c. 80
I r"o.Essc W,E7s'csk. Eytrs. Three base
k!iitor- Sacrifice hI,.-Schuite K.llits-
?!-eit on b4Ses-Phi!adtipha 6; Pittsburgh
>. bases on hails-on R!xey. !; or carl,
ton.. i Of Evans, 3 Hi,sEon Carlson.
y: innings; or Evans. 2 in ? inninrs
gam, :, Cmpires. oDay and Harrison.
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Totals....o ia To'ala...I =, 6
.Eatied Cor EnrIght in sisih.
tHatteL for RUei IN ninth.
-BGttsG Cor Love IN niath.

Detroit .............i o g o.
New York ............o - o o o.
SUMMARY: Err9r-Rush. Young. Fews,.r
fSI- Two base k!ts-N!tt Cobb Stolen
bsses-Bush. Cobb, Veaeh ca. Sacrifice hit
Wit Sacr!ace tiy-cobo. Lett on bases
Detroit s: New York, s. Bases on errors
Detroit. 2; New York. 2. Bases on balls
of Ear:Ent, .; of Love. /: or Bolnnd, 4.
EsitE-on E.nr:Ght. in innings: on Love.
In innings. Struck out--hy Enr!Sht. ! !:
by Love, 2: by Roland. 8. Urpires, Hide
brand and DtneeH. Time, 1875
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BRAVES TAKE BOTH GAMES

CINCINNATI. September as-Roston
tooE p douhle-hcader from Cincinnati
!fo-daE. Barnes and Neht, pitching for
each scored shut-out over the Rnde
Ezra base hits were the deciding fac
Tors In each game. Schneider pitched
IN both games but was relieved nv
Resan in the ninth inning OF IN. erst
The scores: 49, -
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Bntted Tor May IN eighth.
fBattcd for Meadows in twelfth.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
. Score by innings: r.
81 su louis; ;:. $50 $3.50 900 -
Nay NAY Three hnSr hit-lack Smith. Srcri-
smith: Jim Smith. Stolen hases--F enuiine
way; Rodriaucz. Baird. Brock. jack Smith.
a. Bntrd. Double plays-CruiSc, Eornsby,
Gonzales. May. ID. Baird. Betzrl and Pau
iettc; Jack Smith. rauleue; Betzel. Horns
ritch-Hlealows. III; by pitchcr-by May
,ons,owl. Races on bnils-on May. ,: oir
MeaGowH. s; or Smith, .. Struck out-by
Nay; s: by Meadows. &; BY G. Smith. 5.
PttchinE record-On May. 4 IN S innings;
of Meadows: in !nninEs Left on base
81. Louis. 9: New York, 4. Time 2:I0.
Cnplres KEN and Bransfold.
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INDIANS BEAT RED SOX

BOSTON. September 26.-Cleveland
closed it's 1917 series here to-day by
defeating Boston. to o. Three double
plays aided the visitors. Chapman
stole second twice, but on two other
occasions was caught Oft the same
base The score:
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To Aamip,.ter $4,000 E.tnt..

Bucna G. Tanner qualifcd yesterday
before Judge w. A. Moncure In the
Chancery Court as administrators OF
the estate of William f.. Tanner. which
was valued at Sl2.5OO.
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81. Louis .....,......0 q % O %
iHS,mueiphla ,::........o o" -
Gerber. Witt bailey. Left on hases-St
Louis. :: Philadelphia. q stolen bases
Mclhnis Two-basc hit-Scharmar. S.cr,-
nee hit-Snih. Double plays-Sho:.on 10
=, usHn: shannon To- Mclnnis. struck out
py,, Myers, :: by Davenport. 9. bases on
baiis-,oh Myers J of Davenport. i. ~ ssed
n naali-Hhic' Ump!fes. owens aud Evans.
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I TAKE A BLOOD
TONIC BEFORE
WINTER

who has not heard of it. It has
helped to restore many people to
health. 1t has brought relief in
thousands OF cases Of blood disorders
during the past fifty years.
S. S. S. Is a standard treatment for
all blood troubles. 1t is a true blood
tonic. that purlnes and brings new
vigor and new life to the blood
stream. 1t Is guaranteed to be
purely vegetable. to contain no rner-
curry or other mineral drugs, but to
DO made from herbs and roots care
fully selected for their known me-
dicinal properties. For chronic
sores. ulcers, catarrh. rheumatism,
eczema, psoriasis, salt rheum, letter,
acne and other such disease are due
to infected blood, S. 8. g. acts quickly
and satisfactorily. 1t counteracts
the germs and poisons, cleanses tho
system OF unhealthy accumulations,
literally washes all foreign matter
from the blood and renews its life
giving properties.
Be sure to take 8. S. S. this win
ter. The renewal OF vigor that IL
will give you Will be well worth
while. One thing you can be sure
Of and that is II you take s. S. S. you
will be benefited. Get It to-day at
your drug store-refuse any substi-
tute. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COM
PANY, Drawer IL. Atlanta. Ca
Adv
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SUPERBAS ARE BlANKED

CHICAGO, September 26-ChicaEo
punched three hits off MarQuard in the
sixth inning ana shut out BROOKLYN
l 10 o. i'll the last game OF tho series
Weaver was given good support The
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PILLS CLInCH SECOND PLACE

PITTSBCRGH. September 2s.-Rixey
to-day while Philadelphia hit Carlson
ana Evans hard. I'd won to o. The
Victory citnchcd second p!1oc for PhiIa-
dc!phin. The score:
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BROWNS LOSE TO MACKMEN

PHILADELPHIA. September GO
backed up by splendid support by a
team OF young players. defeated ST
Louis to-day, to O. The visitors
helped the home team 10 three runs
The score:
oil
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ENRIGHT HURLS FOR YANKEES

NEW YOPK- September 26.-Detroit
defeated New York again to-day, 10 l.
his eleventh victory over tho local
team in three seasons. Enright re-
cruit pitched Eve Innings for the locals
and was hit hard in the third inning
The score:
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Sacrifice hits-Smith, CoyinRton. Double
pla PLAY TO Chase. Struck out--Oy
Bases on balis-on Schneider. 2. Umpires.
hEirr and Emslie.
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twelve STOLEN BASES
NATIONALS EVEN SERIES
52 ss;3,. By DEFEATING WHITE SOX
Take Second Snme of Series by 5 to 4
'aea8t Score-ISnch Club riifcrn
fsAtf Six Sacks.

...WASHINGTON. d. c., September Go
Washington evened up tn. series with
sChtcaGo to-day by taking the second
game. to !. Twelve stolen bases
We're registered. each team having six.
Murphy. Chicago, led with three. The
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N!itEE THEN PLAY TODAY
Chicago AT Washington.
st. Louis at I,tiiadclphia
(Only two games hciicduled.)
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NuSllinctlu.
Chicago.
Totals....S3 s "a 10 Totals. Isl 10 - IL !
sBatled tor Weaver in eighth.
tButtec for Fabcr in ninth.

G,;icago .........!.....i col oee %
w aSH1HS ION - " = U U -
summary: ErroI-Ainsn,ith. Left on
bascs--Chicago. 6: Washington. ~. Bases
on. sUails-on taber. 4: of Duinont, :: off
Johnson: !. Innings p!tehsu-by Dumont,
. IL: by johnson. ~. his--on pumout,
&: on johnson. =. Struck uUt--by Eaher. ).
by Johnson. 4: by pu,nont, :. Two-base
INT - weaver. Thrcc-husc hit - siurpny.
Sacrifice hit-A!nsmith. stolen bases--Mur-
PLY go. r. Collins CD. Weaver. Z. Milan
%, Charity, Ainsmith, Morgan. Menosky.
Double pinys-Weavcr, +. Collins Candii
ana Lynn; T.. Collins and Weaver. EMPIRES.
MORTALITY and O'Icush lir. Time. hours.
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Brooklyn ........O q q O n n ID
Chicago ..........O n q q Il n
summary; Errors = Cutshaw, Weaver.
three-basc htt-Mcrklc. Sacrifice hit-Cut-
stay: stolen hnses-Merkle. Leslie. bases
struck out-by Marauard' 10. Timnir,s
ou!Giey and Byron. Time I:.S
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GIANTS lose ANOTHER
SMYTH'S HIT IN TWELFTH
SENDS OVER WINNING RUN
Cardinals Nose Ont Be,nted victory In
FfnXl GnIae of Series.
Score. - 1.

ST. LOUIS. September GA single
by Smyth In tho twelfth inning scored
Brock with tho run that gave st. Louis
2-to-l victory over Now York in tho
hn"l game OF tho series to-day.
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Commission Refuses
Billy Smiths Claim

CINCINNATI. September 20.-The
National nnncbnIi Commission to-
dry upheld the National Hoard In
confirming the discharge of Man.
oEcr Smith, of the Richmond Inter-
hataonni League club, and the pny-
.mcnt OF S337.O7 In full for his sal
AIRY, ns against his claim of Si,s2O.
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SECOND GAME.

I~S,Lass hit-kehg. stolen bases-Poweil.
keiiH. Double plnys--Smith to CovinLton.
Passed hah-Sinth. Hit by pitcher--hy
10y schneider. l.; Struck out--by Schneider.
4: OF :,chf. ,. Umpires. Rigler and E;msIie.
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How They Stand To-Day
National League

EESuITs YESTERDAY
Philadelphia. ): Pittsburgh, o.
Boston, 1: Cincinnati. q ttrst gnmc).
Boston. 5; Cincinnxtt, . second ERuic).
brooklyn. D; Chicago, /.
New York. 1; st. Louis. g Twelve In
nlncsl.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Chicago. 4; Washington, s.
ST. Louis. U: Phiiu,icli.hia, 4.
Detroit, j: New York, 1.
Cleveland, 2; boston, o,
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE. !SFN - ~ tD-UAS
IsrooIlSn at Pittsburgh.
tOnlS one game sclie,lulcd.)
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ST. Louis.
PHILADELPHIA.

IotaIa.; - = 7 Totals....3N = u
.Battcd for Hale In eighth
f!3stted for l.nvan in eighth
-3Bhtted for Davenport IN n.Ith
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Totals. 81 Z Is Totalsse Ga
Baitcd for MarQuarL in eighth.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-05

Springfield, H., is to have new
statue OF Lincoln, made in Boston.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-05
With the Fingers!
Says Corns Lift Out
Without Any Pain

Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns or
any kind Of corn can shortly be
lifted right out with the fingers If you
will apply on the corn a few Drops Of
freezone, says Cincinnati authority.
At little cost one can get small bot
tie Of freezone at any drug store, which
will positively rid ones feet of every
corn or callus without pain or sore
ness or the danger Of infection.
This new drug is an ether compound.
and dries the moment 1t Is applied and
does not inhame or even irritate the
surrounding skin. Just think! You
can lift off your corns and calluses
now without bit Of pain or soreness.
If your druggist hasn't freezone he can
easily get a small bottle for you from
his wholesale drug house.-adv.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-05
CHlGIS BACK TO OLD HOME
Roman Family to occupy Historic Villa
Farnesina-Oescendants Of
Original Owners.

After 337 years the historic villa
Farnesina, on the banks OF the Tiber
half-mile distant from st. Peters
church, will again be occupied by de
scendants of its original owners and
builders, the Princes of Chigt, says a
Rome correspondent.
The head Of the house. Prince Lu-
dovic Chigi, VINO last year was ap-
pointed marshal of the Holy church
and the guard of the Conclave and,
therefore, rules the Vatican during the
interim between the death OF pope
and the election of new one, recently
disposed of the Chjgi palace to the
Italian government. 1t Is stated that
by this sale he was put In position to
buy back the villa Farnesina, erected
in 1505-11 by the Papal banker, Agos-
tino Chigi, and notable because of It's
frescoes by Raphael.
The palace will be restored and re-
furnished as it was when first occupied
by the Chigi family, an auction sale
having been held recently to rid the
palace Of the furniture left there by
the king of Naples.
The return of the Chigis Is consid-
cred remarkable since 1t is proverbial
in Rome that when once n family
leaves its home il leaves forever
More than 5000 British soldiers have
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-05
Good.by Leather Shoes.

The leather shoe Is becoming so ok.
pensive that IL will soon be Out OF
according to Andrew II. King. writing
In Metallurgical and Chemical Engi.
neering, it's place is 10 be taken by
shoes with soles of rubber and uppers
Of canvas. The properly made rubber
sole, Into which ground cotton waste
and leather dust are Incorporated, viii
outwear two or three leather soien and
will not slip on wet pavemeR.
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aStldicus e later.

ALAS, suid the drummer at the din
ncr table, kindly look closely and yor
viii observe four flies swimming about
in my coffee"
TOO true" replied the gentle wait
rcsS of Huckahucl tavern 1T is in
deed unfortunate. sir, but if you will
let the cup set. or sit, aS the case may
be- for n few minutes the insects will
ana you will soon forget all about
them. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ?'-Judge
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In the shadow Of the lofty noun.
tains of the Carso at this impressive
white altar of snow priest Is cele.
brating military mass. His congre'
CATION is made up Of Italian soldiers
who are battling in the snow-clad
mountains TO wrest lands peopled By
Italians from the dominion of the Aus
trians. A broad ray OF the sun was
shot down through the snow-c covered
mountain peaks and has beautifully
Illuminated the altar In front Of which
the priest is praying.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-05
War Weddings Decline in Glasgow.

War weddings are on the decline, II
one Is to accept the figures regarding
irregular marriages in Glasgow as con
elusive. In 1915 all records were
broken, the number Of couples whose
weddings We're legallzed by the sheriff
exceeding anything hitherto known
Last year there was drop. though
the total for the year was still consid
cradle. and far In advance Of normal
times. The preeent year shows fur.
thcr decrease. One day, for instance
there were - civil marriages in the
county buildings. bringing the tota.
for the year so far to l.44O. At the
same dnte last year the total was
l.76O.
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Not a Machine Gun.

TVUt q TFTUITITTc NuTIs
Polishing furniture by machine in
stead of hv hand is made possible by a
recent British invention.
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SKlN-TORTURfD BABIES
Sleep, Mothers Rest After Treatmen,
With Cutlcura-Trial Free.

Send today for free samples Of Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment and learn how
quickly they relieve itching, burning
skin troubles, and point to speedy heal
ment of baby rashes, eczema and itch
ings. Having cleared baby's skin keep
1t clear by using Cuticura exclusively.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l.,
Boston. Sold overywhere.-Adv.
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Dyspeptlc Dangers.

rs this war bread, my dear?"
NO; why do you ask"
ut looks TO me as if man had
only n fighting chance with It."
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Minimum of Waste.
q condition which viii b

''No waste, now, ma no waste. We
all gotta help"
you attend To your own business -
snapped ma, with some acerblty. 1.-The
only things | throw away are tea
leaves and egg shells"