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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
INCENDIO EN- UNOS TALLERES

En- los talleres qua los sehores
Tatni V Catiini tienen en- a esqulna
de las GALES Sur Flores Y Lachafelle
Sc inici6 aver a las dos de "a tarde
un incendio que POGO despues de ha-
her principiado fuG sofocado por c!
Dcpartamento de bombeors.
No Sc saben las causas que mott
varon eI accidente. el cual cause a
'os propietarios del taller %alrededor
le cincuenta pesos de perdidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
FUE G~RAVEMEMTE Afro
PELLADO

Cleofas Casaver fue conducido a
yer al hospital con IN pie gravemen-
e machacado a causa &c que IN au-
tomovil que guiana el Sargento Hen
~ Tewduze 10 a!canzo de la extre-
midad mencionada en- la eSquina de
as GALES dc Houston Y Navarro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03

La eczema ocasiona Dolores tan intcrsos.
que son una constantc tortura. L. Come
ION =obrc TODD SC haze insoportaS!e : pare
CO que Ia picl Sc cncucntra entire iaTnas. Una
cu-acion que Sc applique por medic de lini-
mentcs. fricgas. dcfensivos. etc. no hacc mas
que aliviar los dolores tenporalnene. pero
10 ar-oja ia cnfcrnedad L. causa debc ser
combatida.
FL origca dc Il eczema csti en- IN sanCrc
cuyos germenes aocivos salem j In superficie,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03

lesionnndo IA picl. Esta es In causa por IA
cIa! @! mcjOr tratanliento para toda ciaSc
de cnfe-ncGaGes de IA picl cs 81 rcmed!o iln-
mado :. $. $. pues iimnia in sangre tan per-
fcctarentc que no queda en- ella ninguna i'm
pureza. ObtenCa una botella hoy 'nisno en-
cualQuiera drogue-ia y Sc dara pronto cuenta
de les resultadoS de Un tratamiento apro-
p:ado. Escriba solicitando consuita mcdica.
H. cual serS gratis. dirigiendose a Medica!
Director. II Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga
tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03

vanue! !.5pc-. en- la Gale de e Faso 6-&
Eacilia T. Guerrero. en- cl hospital R7'
bert T. Green.
a!auqclu CGn:1. en- Ia csQu'na d" las ca
10, Nocalilos : Caciano,
ycnaida Reyes. en- s. Frio 5ot.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03

Isnacio Range! y Lorcnza Trcvino.
Jose Goall!ez y Manue!a Caste!lanos.
Samuel Scto y Dolores Castillo.
Francisco Co.'S y Guadalupe Ramos.
Aa-:harn Lcal : N!viana Cara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
OLD PECNE. TRAVIS 2I1l.

En;eivd As srcoai-c!ass m'tter Feoruar!
,SiS a; ,hc post Office !, San A2to-
Tex. InGc- de Act. OF Mach .. 1870.
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Para e. ~comp-aGcr.

Guadalupe Cara dc Salinas. IN IA casa =
ic Ia Gallo Norte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
LA ECZEMA PRODUCE UNA COMEZON {
IRRITATION ABRAASSADORAS.

DA La SENSACION DE QUE LA PEEL Sc H4LLA AL CONTACTO
DE LAS LLAMAS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
HIGH Wins SERIES
FROM GOLDEY NINE
Yesterdays Victory Gives Cherry
And White Nine Wins
Out of Ten Starts.

Wilmington High School. by shutting
out Goldey College yesterday, 4 to 0,
in a game staged at Front and Union
streets, won the series from the college
bows two games to one. The cherry
and white lads showed lots of pep" and
Yesterdays victory makes it nine victories
out of ten starts, Goldey's being the only
nine to defeat the High School lads
When the game started yesterday the
series stood tie at one game each and
both teams took the field determined to
win. There were several players in the
lineup of the Goldey team who have seen
service in the All-Wilmington League
and, although thought to have been
ineligible to play, the High School nine
made no kick.
Ames had considerable edge on Ian
nan in the pitching department, especially
at the start of the game, but the Highlets
had the breaks of the game with them
and took advantage of them to the limit
Toward the end of the game !Ames weaken
ed and the IIighlets found it easier TO
connect with his delivery. Goldey touch
ed Lannan for nine hits, but he kept them
we'll scattered after the first inning. lie
famed FIVE. The Highlets collected eight
off Amcs, one of them queer freak OIL the
ba. of Underwood, who ducked to escape
being hit Ames moved down nine by
the strikeout route. Score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Y, NJ. {. A. FREE SWIM
CAMPAIGN GETS START
Enrolment More Than Surprise
to Officials in Charge
Special Glasses.

The second annual free swimming cam
paien started st the \ NJ G. 4. this
afternoon and gave promise Of being one
OF the most successful held by the asso-
citation with go local boys, between the
ages or II and 16 wears, enrolled
1t was originally planned TO have the
classes. FIVE each day on Monday. Wednes-
dav and FRIDAY afternoon, the same
as last wear. but with the large enrolment,
classes will be held every afternoon OF the
week and Saturday morning. The Z3O
pupils have been divided into ii classes,
20 bows to class, and the ii classes have
been divided into two groups, five IN one
and six in the other, One group VIII
receive instructions on Monday, Nednes-
dav and Friday afternoons and the other
group on Tuesday and Thursday after
moons and Saturday morning.
Each class will receive 20 minutes
instruction at each lesson, of which there
will be six up TO June 3 when the TRIALS
will be held. Each candidate able 70
swim 30 feet unassisted on June Will
be awarded q swimming button.
The entry this year Is more than twice
as large as that Of last year when more
than 100 bows took the lessons, The
result last wear was very successful, more
than 80 per cent OF the pupiis swimming
the REQUIRED distance at trials while the
remainder could keep afoat and could
take care of themselves. Most oi the
bows are around - years Of age. Physlcal
Director Depher is In charge OF the cam
pajgn and will do most Of the lnstructing-
The crawl stroke will be taught.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
BIG TRAPSHOOT|NG
FOR WEEK END
Delaware State Tournament to
Be Shot Next Friday
and Saturday.

The Delaware State trapshooting tour
nament will be held on the grounds oil
the Wilmington Trapshooting Assooia-
ton on Friday and Saturday OF this week
with Thursday as practice day one
of the finest assortments of prizes ever
offered at a shoot will be awarded at this
tournament.
The practice day shooting starts at
I.3O D. M and calls for 100 targets
divided into four events oil ~ targets
each. These events will constitute an
open contest for the A. Is. Richardson
memorial trophy, open only to Delaware
amateurs. In addition TO this event, the
final contest for the du Pont amateur
State challenge trophy will compete
for the permanent ownership in SPECIAL
lO0-target race.
On Friday and Saturday the shooting
starts mt 10 "A. IN. sharp. The first days
program opens with five 20-targct events,
for which ten trophies valued at 500 Will
be awarded on the Lewis class system,
four classes, four prizes to each class
Everybody is eligible to win these prizes
The Interstate Trapshooting Associa-
tons Delaware handicap follows, to bc
shot for in five events of 20 targets each,
shooters handicapped 10 to % yards
4 $50 watch will be awarded 10 the high
Delaware amateur and $50 in money, given
by the Interstate Association, Will be
divided among the Delaware amateurs
competing. In addition. ten trophies,
valued at $50, Will be shot for, these TO
be open to all amateurs, high guns Ia
win.
A ''shoot for shooters will follow the
Delaware handicap. Two Z1target
events will comprise this shoot, II yard
rise, all rules as TO angles being sus-
pended.
SATURDAY will bc the big day opening
with a 5O-target race divided into one 70
and two I5-target events Then comes the
Interstate Trapshooting Association $
Delaware amateur State championship
event and Delaware professional State
championship event AT 100 targets each
The Interstate Association has contrlbut-
ed three prizes, valued at $50, for thus
event open TO Delawarcans only, whhe
the Wilmington Trapshootlng Association
has added $50 worth of additional prizes
open to anv amateurs.
At2p. m. the Delaware State women 5
championship race Will he shft lor.
This will bc shot over a special trap ana
at 50 targets Three prizes Will he
awarded for this event.
The closing attraction Will Te 5U-tar-
get merchandise event open to all anna
teurs The entries will close at Z."u
m shooters viii be gwen handlcaps
fro,,, 16 to "a Yards Thirty prizes valu-
cd AZ s125 will be awarded Optonals
can be played in nearly every event u
the contestants desire.
With such fine prize list and the many
different events. this tournament Is
expected TO attract many shooters from
nearby States, and can be taken care OF as
all FIVE traps Of the association Will fc
used IL necessary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
MISS LUSK WARNED
WOMAN SHE KILLED
Blamed Mrs. Roberts For Not
Giving Up Her Husband to
Her, State Shows.
WAuKEsHA. Wis. MAY %.

With the introduction of letter written
by the defendant to the woman she after
wards killed, the State yesterday rested
its case in the trial of Grace L,Isk, school
teacher charged with the murder OF the
wife of DIR. David Roberts, former State
veterinarian
This afternoon Miss Lusk will take the
witness stand in her own behalf and,
her attorneys say, will reveal every in
cident of her relations with DIR. Rob-
erts, which led to the tragedy. She is
expected TO deny categorically state
mcnts made on the witness stand by
DR. Roberts that she pursued him
with the object of wrecking hls home.
The State. at the close of its case this
afternoon. unexpectedly introduced as
evidence a letter, written by Miss Lusk
and found in her desk following the
shooting The letter was admitted over
vigorous protest by the defense, which
contended that Miss Lusk could not be
urged rs a witness against herself. In
the letter, which was addressed to Mrs.
Roberts, Miss Lusk asserted that DIR.
Roberts did all the pursuing; that lin
order to keep your regulations 10 lives OF
ease YOU so-Called good, moral women
make the other fellow do the SHINING, y
and that I'm the eternal triangle the
only solution of the problem is the elimina-
tion of one character.
REMARKABLY FRANK LETTER.
The letter, the final bit of evidence
submitted by the prosecution, follows in
part:
"Mv dear Mrs. Roberts;-rt has been q
desire with me for long time to tell
YOU frankly about the state of affairs
between Or Roberts and myself ] have
asked him repeatedly to tell you the
whole story But you seem TO have him
terrorized to pitiful degree.
Had you gone to him and said frank
", IT YOU do not care for me alone take
your freedom, live your life in the way
that will give you most happiness and
let me 60 my way, had YOU given him
this opportunity of choice then
YOU would have given him tho chance
to play the part of an honest man. But
YOU have Threatened him until rather
than face certain results that he feared,
he has he'd and lied, played tho hypo-
crite and coward until he has no moral
fiber left. In order 10 keep your
regulations, to live lvdcs Of ease you
make the other fellow do the shining
when your husband first camc to
me he did All the pursuing. | thought
it was all quite q good joke until ono
night. at the Baptist Church Home sup
per, you came up to us when we were
talking in the most innocent fashion inn
aginable and rushed him away. vowed
thcreupon to get even with you for your
discourtesv. And | have. Only | have
hurt myself in doing so.
Your husband assured me- the first
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22

time that ! ever talked with him that
his home life WAS most unsatisfactory,
that there was not one vestige of love
between you.
Later, when We got To know one an
other better he told me he felt that he
had been cheated in the marriage game
tied to pArsonlcss woman-'me Of
all men,
~ believe We have done nothing wrong,
because We both have cared Tor one
another more than any one else in the
world. have begged him again and
again TO tell you honestly how matters
stood, and always he is afraid.
at is never the nature OF the thing
which is done that he minds, ii is be-
ing discovered by you with me.
al have felt that our only sin WAS the
underhandedncas Of it all. Every mo-
ment Of the subtcrfuge has been calling.
while you were sick last winter he
WAS over with me every night. He made
no secret Of the fact that il you had
been called to angel land, it would be
n happy solution of the difficulty.
HEST TO GET RID OF ONE OF THREE
'In the eternal triangle the only solu-
ton OF the problem is the elimination of
one charaeter. The two who should
remain are those whose affections are
mutual
There is no use Of my telling the de-
tails of our case | am sorry that IL
ever started. II has wrecked my life,
brought sorrow to those who are dear
10 me have wondered often II you
have really cared 1t seemed to me
that if you loved your husband unset
fishly YOU would want him to be happy
honorably, even il IT we're n sacrifice to
you in some respects
Your life is suprcmely selfish. You
teach that it is sin To make a fellow
man TO fall you have kept your huH-
band in a bondage where he has lied,
committed adultery, ruined the lives Of
innocent women, been hypocrIte When
| started this | did not mean to blame
you, but | cannot help feeling rather
bitter for the WAY in which your sancti-
monio,is nfe, your sclfshness has brought
To me Perhaps | can forgive you some
time. Shall sign my name?
Ii isH
1.-THE re WAS no signature.
During the morning feSslon lDr. Rob
erts completed his testimony on cross
examination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
CATARRH MUST
Be CURED!

The most common mistake mace
in the treatment Of Catarrh IS IN
directing all effort toward the symp
toms, rather than the source Of
the disease. The inflammation Of
the membranes in the noSe and air
passages causing the head 10 be
come stopped up. and making
il difficult 70 breathe, IS but an
indication Of the disease. In other
words, this IS not the disease IT.
self. but natures method Of IN
forming the victim that he has
been attacked. You may treat
Catarrl all your life with sprays,
atomi7cre. douches and similar
local applications. and you will
never be really rid Of the disease
The burning question. then, IS
f"How Can | Get Rid Of Catarrh =
You have doubtless used numbers
Of local remedies, and ike every
other sufferer you have found out
that they are nothing but make
shifts and do you no permanent
good. S. S. S. has proven highly
successful in the treatment of
catarrh because the real seat Of
the disease IS in the blood. and
there is no disorder Of the blood
/ wh, II does not promptly yield
to this great vegetable remedy.
S. S. S. goes direct TO the seat
q TIE disease, and routs out from
tft Iood every vestlge Of mpur-
itY No disorder Of the blood can
remain m competition with S. S.
S Il simply eradlcates and elim-
mates elerv germ 0f Catarrh from
tie blood. after which the lrrtated
mucous membranes promptly heal
and the sufferer once more enjoys
y@ect freedom from this annoy
disease.
Glr medical department WII
alIv give you all necessary IN
rration about the treatment d
own individual case, for
h M charge will be made
lnse today to the Swift Specific
All Swift Laboratory, At,
1.ta. Ga.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Make Shift Remedies Are
Absolutely Worthless.

Don't think lightly Of Catarrh.
Do not make the mistake Of be-
lieving that it is merely an ag-
gravated bad cold. True. this
trouble usually starts with what
is apparently a cold in the read,
but beware Of any cold that hangs
on. You may as we'll realize at
the outset that Catarrh is a serious
disease and one that shomid not
be trifled with. In fact, il many
instances it is a forerunner Of the
most dreaded Of all disease con-
sumption
C.atarrh has become almost a
universal ailment amOr9 the
American people. Almost every
where. in theatres, cars. and on
the streets there IS q tGnt
shifting and hawking FL ere IS
bound 70 be someone in Z most
every place who IS afflicted with
catarrh. And everyone Is a pos
sibIe victim. for the germ of the
disease are easily communicated
from one person to anotror
So many people affli 81 with
this disease have been u aDle 10
find cure. although ,,g have
taken many different Finds of
treatment for years, until now they
are almost willing 10 believe the
disease is incurable. Like every
thing else, to find relief from this
disease. the proper treatment must
be res0rted to. No other kind
can be expected TO do ary good.
Read what Mr.. G. + Venatta
Of New kenslngton. Pa. has q
say about his Catarrh
IT have used 8 { in nv
family and know what Il s. and
have recon- r1ended II my
friends Some years ago he'd
Cafarrh in my head. and after
using other remedies vii lcut
results. which only seemed 70
dry up tho irrifeted mucus
rom rnpnced taking : 8 and
after taking a fev bottles, I was
cured
r r vE<ATTA
T24 Anderson Ave
Sew Kensington. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
TO RESUME MATINEE RACING.

Unless the contractor In charge of the
work of building the race track at the new
State fair grounds at Elsmere encounters
unforeseen obstacles, it is expected that
the track Will be completed early in July
and that the weekly matinee races which
have proven such an enjoyable recreation
for Wilmingtonians in past summers will
he resumed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
GREENLEAF WINS.

Ralph Grecnleaf took the second block
of his 500 point pocket billiard match
with Morris Fink of Philadelphia At the
Royal Parlors last night. winning by the
decisive score of 100 tn 5f. The heavy
rain of last night failed tn hold down the
usual large crowd, but made the shooting
difficult. and there were no exceptional
long runs Both the balls and the table
were made damp by the heavy weather.
The score now stands 200 10 Ali, with
Grccnleaf leading.
Following the block last night both
Grecnleaf and Fink pleased the fans with
many fancy and trick shots
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
NEW LEAGUE ORGANIZED.

Elkton, Md, Nay PA new baseball
league to be known as the Maryland
Delaware League was organized here
Monday night with W G. Feehly, Elk
ton, president J. L. Ruth, Newport,
Del, vice-president; r r. Roberts,
Newark, Del, secretary and NJ +.
Founders. Rising Sun, treasurer. The
league will comprise the town Of New
Port, Del, Newark, Del, Rising Sun and
Elkton, Md
The season will open on Saturday
next, May 25 and close Labor Dav.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at W Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Poston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
New York at St. Louis
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
BAsEBAIL STATISTICS.
YHrKAAYs CANES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AthIetics-Detroit, irain-)
Cleveland, s; Boston, )
st. Louis, 4 W ashington, 3.
New York-Chicago, (.raln).
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Phillies-Pittsburg. lrain).
New York. ?; St. Louis, 0.
Cincinnati. :; Boston, 4.
Brooklyn, l; Chicago, 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
HFRACL TO WRESTLE.
Helmar johnson to Meet big John
at Lyric

John Heracl, champion wrestler Of
Delaware. will make his first local appear
ance since his great bout with Joe Stecher
tonight, when he will grapple with Helmer
johnson at the Lryic Theatre. Heracl
and johnson met few weeks ago at
Camp Dix in soldier benefit bout and
wrestled thirty minutes TO draw. The
bout tonight will be to a finish, the best
two falls in three.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
TENNIS MEETING.

Chicago, May 22-The annual meeting
of the executive committee Of the United
States Lawn Tennis Association will be
held in Chicago, July f. according to a
message from Acting President J 8.
Myrick of the national body, to Western
Tennis Association officials made public
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
STEAMBOAT LINES.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Wilson Line
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT

wILNIINGTON-P N-PHILADELPHIA ROUTB
Daily except Saturdays. Sundays aud
Leave wilm ing ton, Fourth street phsrf
and Philadelphia. Chestnut street wharf
AZ a m. - o'clock noon and 4i5 ., m
ton and Phlladeiphia az 7.5O. 1890 a. n..
so AS. Z 90 and 80 p. n.
on sundays ouly-Leave both Whining
ton and Philadelphia az 7-3o. 9OU. 1890
a m - O'Clock noon. 80. 800, AIS. Q 90
2 90 s 80 and $50 2. m.
An boats stop AZ Chester.
Summer Rates Effective May I.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
paQy single. 25c. half single. l5c.
Saturdays Sundays and holidays sing te,
soc: half sing le, l5c.
To CHESTER.
Daily NncN ding saturdays. sundays anc
HOLIDAYS, gle fare l5c: bali single lOc-
No excursion tickets will Be issued. This
single tickets viii be good either way
WIININ NGTO$-PEN GROVE ROUTE
Summer schedule 10 effect May 2.
Leave wilmington at $50, 2, :, 3, 10.
II a m II O'Clock noon. l, ?. 3. (. ,.
a 7S O. TO- III and y p. m
Lave Pen3,s Grove Grove AZ as; :; rs ;; p e.
s 6. Z. s. .. iOl5. II and II .. NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Goldey College o 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 90
High School o o O , l O x-4
Runs scored, Robbins, ?: McCaferty,
Greenwood Earned runs, High School, ..
Two-base hits, Ames Robbins Struck
out. BY Ames. O; Lannan, 5. Double
plays. Essick to Pauley TO lane, Carter
TO Grubb, Manlove to Underwood. Left
on bases, Goldey. g. High School, 6.
Stolen bases. Robbins, Greenwood, Nc
Cafferty, 3. Base on balls. of Ames, 3;
Lannan. l. Jimpires, Hampton and
Hawke.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
HUFF WINS.

H. A. Huff took the opening block
in the pocket billiard tournament at
the Colonial Parlors last night defeating
Walter Pats, 100 to 81. The next match
of the tourney which viii be played to-
night will be between "Heav" Cole and
Morris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Silver Hoardipr L rder Ran.

Dublin, Ireland May p An order-in
council makes it criminal offence under
the Defence of the Realm act 70 hoard
silver in Ireland or to exchange or offer in
exchange current coins for an amount
exceeding their face value
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, ". ,.
HOTEL SlLVERSlDE
HOTEL. BOTHWEL
THE WESTMONT

OCEAN END RHODE leland AVE.
Tauaeft , 500 Modern. comfor "a Die. do
'lghtful Always open. sea satSt D~tt1.
running water in rooms ELEVATOR cuisinc un-
surpassed rates reduced Tor early seaf>o
Booklet.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-26

would he not?
 MT. Hoover. I assume that he would.
 The Chairman. Why certainly he would, So that when you shut out the beet sugar from west of the Allegheny iMauntains in order to maintain a higher price for cane sugar east of the Allegheny Mountains, and Mir Babst had a contract for 100000 tons of that snugar that arrangement was calcu- lated to get Mir Babst the full price for his sugar, the full Louisiana price plus his s1,3O was it not?
 MT. Hoover. Quite so.
 The Chairman And so guarantee him or put him beyond the possibility of loss?
 MT Hoover And under no other circumstances would Mir Babst have taken that contract and paid the full amount to the Louisiana producers.
 (Continusi tomorrow)
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-26
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT. NO. O332.

In the United states Land Office at
 Nome, Alaska. March 1, 1918.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Marie Neibling, citizen of the United States, over the, age of twenty-one years, whose post office address is Nome, Alaska, has made application before the United States Land Office at Nome, Alaska, for Patent for the Sener Placer Claim, situated on the right limit of Dry Creek in the Cape Nome Recording District, Alaska, Mineral Survey No. xt99, said claim being more particularly described in the field notes and plat of the official