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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-03
observation-disclosures i'm orttten
&riegsmtnter.

ySparerl, bausbalten an ollen
Gden nno gnben", muB Der 8r1n6-
iat Der beutifen Sausfranen int
ariege ieir. 2eioer bat Die 2ebens-
mittelfnappbeit audi ginidrnnfun-
qen i'm Sausbalt Ser pielen &ran=
~fenbanier nod ii6 gesogen.
Sssn ben erIten mlbertbalb Sabren
seq arieees floiien ben &a5aretten
in 9eutlhIano bon alen Seiten 2ie-
besgaben in @eItalt BON gBipaoren
sn. Die 2anbesfiiriten Der oeltt=
lden gunoesitaaten beid)enften Die
in ibr 8ereih geborigen Soipita=
Ter oes Soften &reu5es NIT Saien,
Gebbofen Hebbiibner11, Saianer,
@ein, Gigarren unb gigaretten. Sic
molbabenoen 2momirte i6idtcn
&iibner, gnten, 8dnie, gier, Spef,
Butter, Sbit. Sn groBen Wengen
muroe Dit bon Jrauen aler &lai-
fen gu Marmelaoe eingefodt, @emii-
le uno Jleif1 %fonleroiert, aatden &C.
baden uno Dem Soften arelt5 fiir
feline Bfleelinee sur 8erfiigung ge-
|Itelt. Mrme 8auernfraien lfJlepp-
ten oft meilenpeit idipere &orbe nit
@rinfobl berbei, oas ein5ige mas
tie gu, geben batten neben ibren
itramnen Sungens, Die aIe an Der
syront itanoen. Manhe iogar barb
ten iid Die letten rotten &uben, Dem
Iebten &opf &oBlrabi ooer Notfobl
bonn M1tnbe al 1,no trlgen ibn ODER
nnr nur elm einaiges 9utlo Setter
fife in bie 2a5arettfii6e.
DieIer 2iebesgabenltrom lit MN
ldon ieit langem oolfommen per-
liegt. Gum 8eridenfen bat nia-
nuno mebr ettpas iiber. gr fat ia
fir iid ielbiter MIR Oas Notpenoig-
lte. rno bas Note &rell5 mnB aleS,
mas es fir feline pielen @erfprnoe-
ten braudt, falfen. \
llnb oa oieie 9eabrungsmittel BON
Mpnot s1 Monat teurer meroen,
muB es INNER groBere Snmmet Oa-
fir opfern. Mit Inn 10 inmigerem
0anf beariibt es iebe fleine Gabe,
Die inn sllr @erfiiguns seiteat
miro.
Sails Ser giitige Spenoer feiner
Silfsgeleaidaft angebort, ourd Die
er -gleid t%anieno anoeren -resel-
maBig iein Sferflein lenoet, errei-
den @aben unper5iiglib nno linper-
fiir5t ibr 3iel burd Die 0eutide
gotlhaft ooer Die Delegierten oes
0eutlden Goten areit8es, 1923
8roaopap, Moom t107 Stem Sort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-03

ernte, Sic tn anoeren Sabren gum
aroBen 5eiIe rla6 europa Derl6ifft
mnrbe, bot beuer ourb anbaltenoe
0irre gang ol1Beroroentli6 gelitten,
nno sic fanooiidJe @ei5enernte be-
trdgt ettpas meniger als BLOB Die
Salfte bes Goridbrs.
Mud) bie Matsernte Ser 8ereinig-
ten Stoaten, oes groBten Wdaispro=
ou5e1lten Ser Groe, 5eigt I'M Ser
gleide gum Goriabre cine Mbnab=
ME Don ungeTdbr 141 100000
8ufbels, u,lb audi be5iigli6 oieier
5elofrudt fam NIT Der o~iesjabrigen
grnte nit 3ubilfenabme Der neber=
ldiilie bonn Goriobre nothiirftig oas
ausfommen big gun naditen grnte
gefnnoen 1peroen, falls duBerite
Sparlamfeit I'M Ger6ra1de plae=
greift. sotpeit iibrigens Ser ameri=
fanilde Sarmer in getrad)t fommt,
1tebt er it6 trot Der ltarf perringer-
ten Grnte better als iemals 5nbor.
9ea6 Dem letten 8eridte Des ader=
bauoepartements bat namlid Die
oiesiabriee, Inn fat 400,0O0,000
8uIbels fleinere @ei5ener1te einen
nm 83, 100000 Collars groBerea
Marfttpert, Die Inn iiber 100000
900 gulbels fleinere Maisernfe nah
oen aueenblidliden Breiien beref=
net, einen I'M 570,000,000 Dollars
groBeren Warftfpert.
@abgier, Equalization uno Breis-
treiberei traeen einen Sell Der SdJulo
an oen anormalen 3nitanoem Ell
men anoeren Cell aber Die friegeri=
iden i3eitlaufte, lpelbe Die 3abl Der
Groou5enten lebr erbeblid perrnir-
bert uno ben transport 6es @etrei=
oes beoeutenb eridtpert baden. SIC
ACKNOWLEDGMENT mogen binlid]t=
lib Der erifgenanften MiBitanoe
manfes quite bemirfen, aber cine
griinolife geiierung Der Saflage
lit nur bon einem baloigen Srie=
oensld)luB 5u ertparten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-03
6at bie @eIt senns, nm at lebem?

Den pom Snternationalen 2ano=
ipirtldatflihen Snltitut in Som per=
|offentlifen 8eridten iiber ben
jetpeiligen Stdno Der 8~ro0uftion
uno &onlumption BON SelofrIfte;t
aler @rt lit in ben &reiien Der JndJ=
lellte unb Snterellenten itets gang
beionoere 9(ufmerflamfeit entgegen-
aebradt morben, neil lie anf amtli-
den -Mngaben utlo S6asungen Der
&eeierltng iammtlider itlr irgeno-
mie in 8etroht fommenoen Gdnoer
berlben. Son nlebr als gctDobnli-
dem Sntereiie aber lit angeiidts Der
aegentpdrtigen fat unerldminglih
boben Treiie oler Nabrungsmittef
cine Dor fur5em bon Dem Snititlit
berousgegebene 8roidiire. Die Ben
Titel fiibrt: .Sat Die 8elt binreis
denb, I'M big 5ur ndditen grnte oa-
bon leben gu fonnen?"
Die S1Iubfoleerunger, su oenen
bieie fleine Mbbanofllng fommt, iino
nidt geraoe iebr ermltigeno, bob
miro ausgerednet, Dob fuenn aae
Sanoer iif) Der groBten Spariamfeit
mi 8ebrard]e oes @etrei0es banpt-
idblih oes @ei5ens nnb Oes Wailes,
|.befleiBen, nit oeh algenbliflih
porbanoenen 8orr1ten ungefdbr oas
Musfommen gefnnoen mer6en fann
Bis Sic grnten bes naditen Sabres
~einaebradt limo. Solten lestere ie-
BOD abermals, pie I'M laufenben
Sabre, meientlid geringer ols Ser
9nrAldmitt qusfallen, 10 iiebt bas
Snititnt cine red)t fritilhe Sitlation
nil ge5ug auf oie geriorgung Der
meiiten 8olfer nit @etreiOe unb in
natiirlid)er 5oIge oanon audi NIT al-
oeren Nabrungsmitteln poraus.
0as Snltitut bered)net I'M allf eli
nige intereiiante gin5elbeiten ein5n-
gebelL baB Der 8eisenperbralif Der
@elt bis 5nr nadIten grtte 1886
100000 gnlfel betragen miro,
Den Die oiesj1brige grnte BON 81
491 900. 900 guibels gegeniiberitebt.
Sie5u fGnen nod Die @orrate mro
lleberi6iilie BON Der grnte oes Sab
res 1915, Die nah Der Sdasung bes
internationalen Snititits ungefdbr
aeniigen miirbe1 Inn Sipiiden Ero-
BUTTON lnb &onlumption oas @leid-
aeipid)t ber5uIteaen. Nidt inbeerif-
fen in Ser Sd)abung oes bonn pori-
gen n,o BON oieiem Sabre Dorbanoe-
men @ei5ens iinb etpa iiber 300
100000 8uibel ruiiiifen @ei5ens,
beren Musfubr ourh Die gegentpar-
tigen friegeriifen 3uitanoe unmog-
lid gemaft lit; iollte Der arieg Dor
Dem Serbite bes fommenoen Sab
res 81 gnoe geben, 10 miirben bieie
ruIiiihen @ei5enporrdte fir ben Or
port frei lperben uno Die Sad)loee
gallS beoeitteno perbeiiern. SIN Dem
ldled)ten grgebniiie Der oiesjGbrigeu
@eisenernte limo nad einent bon
unierm lanoipirtifaftliden Mtini,
Iterinnt Dor ungef1br 8ipei Wodeu
peroffentlid)ten 8eridte Ole Ser.
Stonten nit eiliem Ansfalle bon
rnno pierblunoert Miaionen 9uibeIs
beteiligt; sic argentiniide @ei3en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-03
Wrt. SSbamiNt,

Hrafiiher Sttifer nnb SmtueIier.
@egeu gutter Drilten foutatt 81 ms.
2O7x Glib alamo Ct: Alles ~"rantterf.
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8. Z. & i. q.

9, 4. & 4. =.
SO. 16-Mon 9oufton. 8aeo un0 Corr
bus ghriiti $3.50 nadm.
SO. 14-gon 5oufon unb aiiitenorten
30. iS.@on Doainm unO ai%lisenortsn
$50. 41-gon aerrbine $3.50 BORN.
$40. 43-bon &erbiae, nur Sonntags /.
80. 145-gon 9errbiue, tdeIid, al1sses
nommen Sonntnas -.6:45 nben6s
So. i5-Nad aOuffon, waco uno Cor.
pus gbrtti ........ 8:45 BORN.
SO. 13-Ndh Souffon unb Riiitenorten
................ 10:45 dbefDs
So. 11-Nn1 Noafnm nn0 &iiftenorfen
.................. 2:05 rndm.
$50. 42-Nah &errbiIe. MIR an Gonn<
taaen 1900 mprgers
$50. 146-gad aerrpiIe. .4:35 abenos
SO. 146)Nn6 &errtiHe tdgli1, ditsges
nont.ney Sonntnas. -. 7:06 BORN.
o. 8. & e. I. lnauptIinie.l
30. 1o1--emret oimties, BON 9ep G..
iGlis .4:4 PORN.
go. 102 Sunfet 2iuiteo. bon ean Sran.
cisco ............ 1868 BORN
30. 7-sdnenaua. bon Rep Orleans !.
30. s-99nslsua. bon Sci ai 10 '''a.
........ ........ 1850 born.
SO. e-enniet erpreb. bon Nep Or.
leans ............ 7:10 naHm.
go. 10-GMniet grpreb. ron Gdn Srans
cisco $3.50 nndm.
Nbfatri-
SO. 1O1--0unIei S,mtteb. mad car
SrnnsiSco .........4:60 BORN
30. 102-Gunfpt 2imiteb, mad Metp Or
leans ......... ..4:00 BORN
DO. 7-5dneu5us. mad Sci Ric..-..
-. ..11:00 BORN
no. 8-5hneu5us nad Stem Orleans.
1915 nahm
30. 9-@uniet e1preB mad Con Sran,
no. io~euniet erpreb, nod 9etp cr.
lens ............ 11:8O nadts
GpesiaI 9aiIp grpreB mad gaeIe gaf
.............. 12 Mitfernnhf
slerprra 9ibiHs n.
10. so1-gon qOnfton. Bort aaOaca
gictorin. giero 49, 7;05 nadJm
30. sO2-Had guero, gietoria. gori
2dbnca. 2ouftnn >. ..8:15 BORN
a.. &. e 2
Nab NorDen-Mbfnnrt
SEQ. 4-33ofnI ............7:15 BORN
SO. 8-seyas SpeaiaI -. $3.50 mors,
SO. 10-3atb 3tu1tteb .~...11:00 mora.
No. 26-&ntD Slber ......9:c0 nadm
30. 22-Ma& Sonfton.- 1890 nbenbl
s. sSsss;sts srsss -.... 20 , sssm
SO. 9-autb 2imiteb 300 nadm
go. 7-rFerns SpeeiaI~. $3.50 abenba
$50. 21-gon 6ouffon. 7:15 morgens
eamta Se -t5. &. q. 81. Depot).
MbfahrL
80. 6-Nad Dem Ioroen 300 nadm
go; 2-gsad benz Noroen. .9:15 mora
Mnfnnft -
$50. = Som @orben. $3.50 BORN
SO. 1-8om Noroen ..8:05 nbenoS
g. u. Il. & o. IS. & q. u. Depot.
Nnfitnfr -
80. Soon Corpus GpriiH uno earri,
40 GpringS j. ......b:80 nndbm
SO. 4-Won Corpus ebriiti II. groiuns,
bile -. ....... CAB BORN
sbfahrt
Ho. 1-Naa Corpus gpriiti c......
so. 5"aaa. Corpus Gbniti nno Cor
riao Sprinns !. ....10:45 nbenbs
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Die Deuttge Gage.

Simmer meiter orineen Ole Gen=
tralmadte in &aunlanien Dor. Sin
Srt nod Dem anoern miro genouI-
men. Die @riien uno Ml1manen iino
jest ppGitdnbig bts an oie loge=
11antlte Seretb 2inie 5uriifgeorangt,
mo Tie pernll1tlih ibren letten 5tano
nebnlen tpollen. Cont lit nidts
@idtiges paiiiert. Die aagemeine
Gage bat 1td 1ti1t geanoert.
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SORT aitf sit 6nitcm.

Gin beIt1noieer Siliten idipodt
oas goft5e Spltem bebinoert Cure
gnergie nno miro INNER idlimmer,
menn pernadldiii9t. aeble uno 8rlilt
iino numb. Ser beilenoe Sid)tenbol-
lam In Or. Sings Stem Discovery,
iomie oie antiieptiide nno abiiibren-
Be gigenibaften bes MitteIs brehen
Ole grfdltlng. SOC BET apotbefern.
Wna.)
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Sir 8obIbefimoem iOllte 1909 iein

Sic fonnen Sbre Eagesarbeit nidt
BEL @anigfeit nerridten. 4opfs
idmer5ei1, beIegte 3unse rno iibler
atem 3eiget an BOB Die Sober nidt
normal arbeitet. 8o-Do-2ar, bonn
Maien.apfel gelponnen, lit milo OBJ
fiibreno, forbert ben @allengang nno
bepirft 2lIt 5ur @rbeit. gei allen
Mpotbefern SOC. Q(ns.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-03

Wpberner Ndb . timterridt. 3uihnei>
61ilerinnen MAIDEN ibre eigenen &leis
ben, anprobieren uno Hdhen gelehrt.
Der, pdhreno Tie Iernen. @ir fpredeH
9eut1h. ,Ebe Mpbern Originating
GhppI", 504 8arnen Ctr, Can Antos
MO. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-03
Co1nal Springs Nursery


We8r1in6et 1886.
@ir sieben bier ale @orten 8anm@
fdul : Mrtitel. fpeIde fisb fir nnier &lis
ma eignen.
ObitS uno Ghatten : @dume, Heben.
Gpien. Sieritrdnder, Sntmergrine 8dis
me uno Gtrduder, RnInnen, &nolenges
ipddfe, Sdmereien liifp. 11niere 30idhrir
ae Grfabruns fornurt ~unieren &inoen
5ugrte.
@ir berfanfen MIR quite @aare, 81
ioIdl nieorigen greiien. tpie feIbige ges
aoaen perbeu fam. S1reibt Inn freieu,
reidbaItigen &atalos. Gorefe.
Otto Locke, Neu Branufels, Seras.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19
CAT FIGHTS EAGLE
AND DOES IT WELL
FUR AND FEATHERS FLY FAST
AND FURIOUS.
Tom Comes Back Again and Again,
a Regular Glutton for Punishment
Boy Declares Draw"

Springfield, Mo. While piowlng
near here William Ford witnessed q
thrilling fight between cat and an
eagle. 1t was claws and beak against
claws and teeth, and resulted in
draw.
Farmer Ford saw what at first he
took TO be chicken hawk sweeping
down on his barnyard. He thought
it was after chicken and stepped to
the cence. Closer inspection revealed
that 1t was an eagle.
The bird sWooped, strucl; and rose,
but, to the farmers surprise, it held in
its talons not a chicken, but his large
tom cat. The eagle held the cat by
the back. The cats four feet were ex.
tended and its tail pointed toward the
zenith. .. .r,...
Forty feet from the ground the ca,
gave twist, wriggled from the grasp
of the bird and fell to the earth,
seemingly unhurt. The bird circled
and made another swoop but this time
the cat was waiting for it's feathered
adversary, and, when the bird struck,
things happened. For about three min.
utes the air was full of fur and feath.
ers.
The eagle withdrew baffled, to a dis.
tance of about fifteen feet, dragging
one wing. The cat had its back high
in the air, and both cat and eagle
were kissing and splitting. Finally the
cat crouched and began to creep slow
~ and steadily toward the eagle, its
tail dragging. It's fighting blood was
up.
The eagle stood with one foot lifted,
turning its head from side to side,
the better to observe its adversary.
The feathers on its neck were ruffled.
The cat hugged the ground a little
closer and then sprang. 1t evidently
expected the eagle to attempt TO leap
to one side, for is legs were far apart.
The cat, however, made a mistake.
The eagle turned on its back and
drove its talonS into the cats breast
and tried to strike it in the eyes, with
its beak. The cat missed the birds
neck and got its wing. Then the air
again became filled with fur and
feathers.
The farmers little son had seen
the encounter from the front Of the
house, and ran as fast as he could to-
ward the scene. He was afraid his
pussy" was going to be carried off.
His shout frightened the cat and it
released its hold for minute; the
bird struggled free, ran about twenty
feet and launched itself with heavy
wing and badly battered plumage into
flight. The cat climbed the fence,
mewed, licked its bloody breast and
mewed again, eyeing its fleeing ad-
versary with baleful eye and switch
ing tail.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19
SURGEONS FUR COAT
CAUSE OF AUTO BLAST
1t Generates Spark and Gasoline Is
Friedman Hurt and Ma
chine Wrecked.

Annapolis, Nd, Electricity in
duced by the friction of fur coat
worn by Surgeon Raymond Spear, U.
S. NJ. grounded thru an automobile
standing on wet ground and caused
a spark which exploded the gasoline,
burning Surgeon Spear severely and
destroying the machine.
Surgeon Spear had walked some
distance to his garage in his fur coat
and rubber boots. The friction of the
Tapping of the coat against his legs
generated the electricity while his
boots insulated him from the ground
and allowed his body to store it. A
spark did the rest.
The surgeon was taken to the naval
hospital, but at present is under treat,
ment at his home.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19
EVE NOT ADAMS FIRST;
LII WAS PRIOR WIFE
Latter Left Hubby to Wed BeeIzebub,
and Progeny Were Insects,


Is Claim.
New York.-"Eve was not Adams
first wife. Many years before Ewes
time he married LiHith, blonde, with
hair Ike ropes of gold. Ljlith was
more temperamental than Eve, so she
left Adam after a short time, thus
introducing divorce into the world.
When Adam finally learned that
his unfa!thful wife had married a man
in the South country he called upon
the Lord and Eve was then created
from the thirteenth rib Of his right
side" *"'
This startling news was impaired,
in a lecture here on THE Insect
Progeny of Adams First Wife" by
Robert P. Dow, editor of the Entomo-
logical Society Bulletin.
The speaker later declared that Lii
lith's second husband was no less a
parsonage than Beelzebub. Her chill
dren by her second husband, Mr.. Dow
said, were all insects, which proved
great source of satisfaction to Adam
when he heard it, r.,,''.-r- -'-'
: Mr.. Dow based his authority for his
statements on researches he had
made into antiquity. u
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19


strainer and pouring water over it
until it is clean. Pack the product
thoroughly in glass jars or tin cans
until they are ful6 use the handle of
Il tablespoon. wooden ladle, or table
knife for packing purposes. Pour
over the fruit boiling water from a
kettle. place rubbers and caps in pos
itioD, partially seal if using glass
jars. seal completely if using tin cans.
Place the containers in sterilizing
vat such as wash boiler with a
false bottom. or other receptacle i'm
prOvised for the purpose If using a
hot water bath outfit. process for
thirty minutes: count time after the
water has reached the boiling point !;
the water must cover the highest jar
in container. After sterilizing remove
packs, seal glass jars, wrap in paper
to prevent bleaching and store in a
dry. cool place.
If you are canning in tin cans it
will improve the product to plunge
the cans quickly into cold water i'm
mediately after sterilization. When
using steam pressure Gamer instead
of the hot water bath. steriliZe for 10
minutes with five pounds OF steam
pressure. Never allow the pressure
TO go over 10 pounds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19
CANNING FRUIT WITHOUT SUGAR

Washington, ID. C.-Fruit for use
in pie or salads or as stewed fruit can
be put up or canned without the use of
any sugar at all, according to the
canning specialists of the Depart
ment. They, therefore, advise those
who. because of the high price of sug
amount of fruit they put up, to can
as much of their surplus as possible
by the use of boiling water when su
gar syrup is beyond their means. Any
fruit, they say, may be successfully
sterilized and retained in. the pack by
simply adding boiling water instead
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19
II ouseho old HlntC..|

hot syrup. The use of sugar, Of
course. is desirable in the canning of
all kinds of fruits and makes bet
ter and ready sweetened product.
Moreover, most of the fruit when can
ned in water alone do not retain their
natural flavor. texture and color as
well as fruit put up in syrup. Fruit
canned without sugar to be used for
sauces or desserts must be sweetened.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19

Planting for Timber in Ireland.
Dublin To provide against a
dearth of timber in Ireland, due TO
cutting for war requirements, land
lords and farmers are replanting on
a large scale. -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19

Even with his remarkable memory
the Oldest inhabitant fails to recall
that he has inflicted his "reminiscences
on everybody he knows.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19

1t would take seventeen guardian
angels and half a dozen policemen to
keep some men out of trouble.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19

Coffee is bad thing for mans
temper-especially if his wife doesn't
know how to make it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19
DIRECTIONS FOR CANNING FRUIT
WITHOUT SYRUP

Can the product the same day il is
picked. Gull, stem, or seed, and
clean the fruit by placing il in a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-19
EAT GRASS, ADVISES ,EPHRAlM
"Nieodemus Done IT," He Says, and
.r. Waxed Fat.

ST. .Albans, ,Vt.-Ephraim Sodus oi
Piney, Ridge. near here does not in,
tend to let the high cost of living
bother him. Let them keep their
"aigs" in cold storage. he says, and
their chickens. too. for he has dis
covered away to give them ahe merry
ha, ha, and few chuckles added, if
they go too far. Nd / ,a'i
Grass. by gum!" is Ephraim's Joy
GUS ejaculation. "Nicodemus' Of
Bible fame ct grass" he says. '"and
he thrived on It. 'berjinks! And that
ia perzaoty what rm> Eoln' TO do"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-04
New Attraction Opens Tonight at Palace.

Tonight at the Palace theatre, Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno, those two favorites of the Juneau movie lovers will open in Aladdin from Broadway The leading man in this production makes bet that he can get to tho forbidden city of Mecca and return with an old Bible which is buried ir the ruins. He gets there all right an6 is on the way back when discovered The Bible is stolen and he is forced into a marriage with a native gir whom he has never seen, after he has been forced to announce the triple Arabian divorce vow.
 How he escapes, recoyers the Bible eludes his pursuers and with the gir finally wins back to Little Old New York" winning his bet. forms thu theme of what is said to be one O the best desert pictures shown in Ju neau for some time. This bill will con tinue for the balance of the week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-04
I'll E A IRE ATTRAC TONS General News of Local Theatres, Screen Stars
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The girl in the case is shipped off to girls school and Fatty appears dis guised as a girl cousin of hers The rival also blows in dressed as girl and later calls two friends to help him kidnap the girl. As the girl, Fatty and the rival all draw the same room they are forced to sleep chairs. Later Fatty and the rival each discover who the other is and the fun starts again. The three would be kidnapers are final iy rounded up by the woman who runs the school and Fatty and the girl beat it for the minister's and all ends happily.
 main attraction of the evening was in- deed a star and left nothing to be de- sired in her interpretation of a hard role. While taking part in a charity entertainment she wears valuable string of pearls belonging to her fathera employer who is endeavoring to get thc girl in his power.
 She forgets to return the pearls and later sends her father to deliver them into the owners hands. Immediately afterwards the father is stricken with paraly sis and when the employer states that the pearls have not been returned is killed by the shock. The girl is forced to work for the owner of the pearls to pay him back while he tries to force his unwelcome attention on her.
 As the private secretary to the own CT and the girl have formed a violent attachment. the secretary resents the attitude of the boss and is forced to resign.
 Finding out the true state of af fairs, he invests his savings in the stock market in effort to make enough to pay for the pearls and free the girl. During a stock market fight, which the secretary unwittingly starts, the boss tries to crush the secretary, as well as several of his enemies. In the meantime the girl finds the pearls and, realizing that she has been i'm posed on, pawns the pearls and invests the money in the market at time when things look darkest for her lov- CT.
 Her investment turns the tables and the employer is bankrupt, and the lovers left free to live their lives as they see fit. This show will continue for the balance of the week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-04
Personal Mention

J. E. Moulton, representative of the Seattle Hardware Company, who has been spending the past few days in Ketchikan, arrived from there on the Spokane last night He is at the Gastineau.
 A. D. Mcdonald, logging camp operator of Petersburg, arrived from there last night on the Spokane and is at the Gastineau Hotel.
 Bishop Phillipp, Bishop of Alas ka for the Russian Church, who has been making visit to all of the churches of that denomination in the westward section returned this morning on the Santa Ana from Unalaska. He will remain here un- til the Prince of Wales sails for Sitka, when he will return to his home. He is at the Gastineau Hotel
 A. H. Bradford, civil engineer and J. II. Howitson, old timer of this section, who have been spend ing the summer at Squaw Harbor, on the Aleutian Peninsula, passed through Juneau this morning on the Santa Ana bound for the south. They were transferred here to the Dolphin.
 k. F. Lewis, owner of the Juneau Water Company, who has been here for the past several days, left for the south on the Dolphin this morn ing.
 R. E. Hutchinson, superintend- ent- of the IIirst Chichagon mine, left for the south this morning on the Dolphin. He was accompanied by Mrs. Hutchinson. Dr. Robert Simpson, who has been making an examination of the eyes of the school children at Petersburg returned last night.
 Miss Anna Heck, cashier of the c. w. Young Company, who hai been south for brief visit. return ed last night on the Spokane.