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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-09
C,npro arrcas del e~jercito

Aver DOR Ia tardc fuG p~rcsentado
ante 81 C~omIs!orado de los tstadoS
Unidos. senoc Lie. +. L. Edwards
IN conductor del ServicIo oe Carro;S
que Tue arrestado en- esta cludad,
acusado de haber comprado una pis-
tola pcrtenec!ente al cjercitO ame-
l;cano. Del eXameH a que Sc Ic su-
fet6 sc VINO a yer QIc procede Su
c7causamiento y q cfecto de que
rmaney en- libertad trabajanGo
r,iertraS sc reune Ia Corte Federal
en- D!ciembre, Sc lc flo una t:anza
de trescientos pesos
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Ananaq4e uust-alo tI-24nc-Amer:ca-
mono para igle- $50
Bib..Ctaca de - ESe. o5-a caP-1 &c ha-
cc- -e,- . los mlsrtos.-- toH'oS te.2 500
LCs SLsECS eNp-caCC5 po- =. 2i-SIcO de
1s--Gca2--Cn tC@O te!2 ....-.-...-. D0c
Z Ana Le Casa. GG:a d. l. ngie-
5.ea eGlyaGa 81 m4te-ia dc cocina.
-oG4s. hygiene. e0stamg-es soclaies.
/. Cgs.ae-a Io6s-aa--Eoyl-.u.J manual
de co-.aa. con cercz Is m. lV- n-as pa
"a halr- los ma sSq-.slCos p-4c0s de IA
yoG.-A espa-c.4 : :-a"ccSA .-..-...... oVc
Ia I:iolna Pogl-ar.-Nodc.o &c diStuTSo'
para f.es-AS soc.a.es. tan!i2-es y "a
tri6ticas: h!n1cs. bIoE-aIlas. &C. Oo-a
i.USc-ada coz g~r1GGacs .-----.-.-.... SOC
Me-odg Complete Le So.teo. po7 Jon Hila-
TlCn Es!zva Sye
Ns:oGo &C So,:ec. pe;mcr4 parte ......-. soc
Me-u5o &c S5lteC. seSunta VAr,c ..-.---.- sos
Ms.ctC .yD9r.o De piano. por Lenc:ac-
La rleJG- o5-g en- 81 genera ) Ia
mas rccoG-e=G4Ga Tor los bueaos Macs
t-0G $40
Monologos y Con7os;cioass para Reel
Ia El:-csacadOs &c los 1ejo-es poe
tas esy4lo.es Observation-Disclosures ..S0.75
M0Ge-no Sec-eta-,o &c los AmaE;es.-Ca.-
- g-.orpsas. ate lie z.r2G4. ) &C SCI
analc. e-sc-it-=4 ser-c;a &C los a1Ga1icS.
.crs-ajc &c las flores. f-Itas, @SaAico.
e:c.. ) co.ecclon L" pcrSan!eT Q. para
ICStAs ~
Nueyo Ns:cdo para Ap7cade- I ;ocar GGl-
tara, SIN IeccsicaG - thSesFo
O-aculo Noylsiro Q }bro DC .os tescnlcs fe1
Pcrsainien:oS p4~4 Post2IeS.-RccoIa.acion
de ysrs95 sara J~4-jetaS p~o5t4-eS. 2o4a;-
cos Y albums 0'S
Perfscto Scrsc;aSlo McxIcanO.-Moccios -e
car,as cCucrc:ales. hta-Srias. tsH7iIarsS
y xro-os=s. p-~usamie-tcS para poSt2.cs
y ca.tas de pet.ueH;O. L3bTC SSpccl-. pa
"A q 2urs;cU rleNIcaCo- IN unmU E-Hncs 8SG
! Scc-c.cs &C Ia B~,rza Tcaenlua Lloro
ts,inaCo a coas"El!r 81 sci.o &c ID Gle
~aaria y 2. bucn CGSJc y =! auncnio y
ca.Gaao Gc JOS sncaaJcS tlslcos 800 QUO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-09
Por violacioncs al trafico

Durante Ia manan9 V Ia tarGe de
eyer quciaron d disposition del luez
de Policj4. cinCo chauifeureS a que,
mes aprehcnGiercn los AgentcS del
E~scu2drnl, que vigila q cumplmlcn-
TO dc los leglamentoS de traffic; Ell
las canos - Ia ciudai. Mientras Sc
ucga el c;,so dg scr !iaUados ante ell
dichc Juez. estan en- t5ertad baJo
fans.
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Arred:o a su esPosa

La scnora de ScPcey. que V Ell
IA Gale de SIR Pine I'll. presen-
Is en- las oficinas &c poli:la acusa~
c;on en- contra de su eSPoso por ha-
herla sgredido pretendienco gotpear-
In. Sc tonic Ia not. respective V st
turuo q la altorldad conpetente pa
"a cue juzgua y ponga IA pena que
corresponds.
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Dos nuchachos consirnados

I'm muchacho meXicano dc Il amos
dc cdad, llamado Bruno NazQUez,
acompanado de otro dc ounce, u
70 nomhre no Sc din a conocer, fu6
consignado a Ia Ccrte JuvCniI 20"
faltas cOmetiGas contra Ia rronie-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-09
Chooue de autos

En- "a csqulna de las GALES De
Houston Lecna. chocaron dos at
tomoviles. uEo de eIlcs t~ripuiado por
un negro ' e. otro por un america.
no oririnandose mutuaS avecias. FL
regro, quc no cuiso cacr en- manos
de la p~ol!cia. dio i 81 caro- mas We
locidad ' hIyo. No huoo d~esgraclas
rersonales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-09
Por po-.ar rna sin pcrmiso

Acusado de pcrtar una plstC!a SIN
el permiso correspondence, tue de-
ten;do por Ia policja e lAternado en-
Ia Carcel &c la Estacion Central. un
negro cue HueG6 a disposicr0A dc la
~autoridad ~reSpcc>iva.
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Robo CT, casa habitada

Con cl cargo dc haoer cometido
cl delito de apropiarse de las cosas
agenas sin Ct cons2ntimicnto de su
due1o. ingreso a "a carcel I'm negro
n cuien condujo Ia rolitia. En- la
rstacion Central Sc lcvanto cl acta
~respcctiva para la consignacicn al
.Iuo-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-09
Por perturbation de la Paz
dcueStica.

La policia aprehendio = IN negro
contra el cual Sc quel0 una famlIla
Que vivc en- la calle' de P~rovidencia
rumcros 6O7 V 500 de Que nabia
lido a ~rertu-5sr Ia paz don.cstIca
profir:enio frasCs en- lenguaJe
obscene.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-09
lie robaron u pcrrita

Y. {. Burns. uuc vivc en- la Gale
dc +. Houston 203 50 Guej3 ante Ia
policia de cue de 81 automovil q csta-
la parade on 81 Raruuc Bra"Ecrrid-
sc. lc fobaron una perrita raza Bull
dog. la noche del dia 6 del actual.
FL animaljto ~rcsponde al nombro DO
"RrOwnie.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-09
Viola cion de Rcglamentos

Por haher sldG sorprendldoS en-
viclaci5n de los articulos 3 ' 4 de los
Rcglamentos &c Po'icia, ~quedaron
arrestados un homhrc V una mujer,
contra quiencs Sc rreserto Ia acu-
saciot correspondence. SeraR JuZ-
cados hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-09
Dcse.saron del G.icrcito.

La policia de la ciudad, verified
Ia a~preceniS6a. dc dos irdivlduoS
ameri.anoS. sobre ]QHiencs pe>a la
a~cusaci6n dc kabcr desertado de
las fiIas del EjGrclto. Ambos Queda-
ron a disposition dc las autoridades
!nilitaras. habicndo sido entregados
a la Policia dc la INSTRUCTION.
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Padccc

T. Q. noley. fue p~reSentado en- Ia
Estacion Central de Policia, por uno
de los Emrleados de este servicio,
nor notars5 en- e! sintomas de ena-
~renacj6n mental. Sc le conscrva
detcaido para que sc practiluc en-
81 persona IN rcConocimiento medl-
CO..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-09
Successes DE POLICIA
Nenrn acusad2 dc robo
Por Gene Byraes.

Bajo Ia acusacion de haber us
Duesto de algunos sacos de avena de
los .A~lnaceles 1el Amy Post, mgre-
$50 "a Carcel un nom3re de color
i oGien sc lie juzgara en- cl pr"N!mo
reriodo dc ses:ones dc Ia torte re-
Jer;I. Mientras tInto p~ermanecera
en- 81 encIerrU.
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osHAs DE HUGO CONWAY

Arsrfu-1s Gs Sherlock Holmes
q So s~-1t--cs edo toro.l
3 Vsrasccr d. Csuaysr@
n Rob- del prswsris AE1[
Ia H8a del Usursro.
Sa-.wyff q E1ra-t rs' isTse~
Lax I'll uEstupacc~.
Us Nc-ccc-~> r,l@c" ce -ohaf@
Ia Nalc'a Sa-c-@uts-
In NeG.-u LEm'-aL
- Ts+sz-r~ru DEL Director
,-orE Holmes y q Contracand'SS 7s
las Pus--1y Do IA &uErts- 'pPio
Z, :, Esces,s do, C-'-1sr Dc FlttsburS.
/. TraGa RrJs 10 Paris
Ia Essrfs klnans-
tina Eochc de Ic-rcr.
= Rose dsI Cclla- Do Psrla'
Ia I7fa-e Fosata 1r. Ca 20
- Sauf-aS,c Dc Corfu.
~ Rey &c !os Rar-ioca
A~re,fvrcs dc John c. Battles.
"A 50 c.rtazoI an tor'o.)
. T0cc=plro Nis-F!los0-
u Roto en- e PaAr.o Real
e Principe JlE2ccT.
Il ASairo en q Sleeping
e Aro Roc
e Hs-sGero Dc EaS.estons-
- Sec-eso del AuIio-
- PreSIGcrts de lzs CclonIaS.
- Falso SalJcaGc=.
L. Doacclla RsRtaL1-
u Fusll de- Negro.
~ TeSo-o del RoEhL
I'm Eiajc de Bocls.
e Sace-dote del SCI.
- TeSo-o del ESsadc.
In "A Rstonera-
u Sscre,o del Teso-o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-09

Il. ..r-9~ ,~a,c--iOH ea 81 SC;eLoL- o"o1 '
p-stcEgs ~ .sl2, i SG9V 'aGE mo
Manual dc Agriculture 3 GaHAce''4'
W-rr:z. De A-te5 y Ot'e.os-
N1-..i ac Acestcs ; JsSoaes-
V.,r5-I de S.bartlc-fa-
W an" d. Ca-p.atessa &c Taller
So :, C---zEe-.a = OoraS - nero
Ta-.aI del CoacteEo Io4So''''"
NsDusI del ClrtiGo- DE- tle.es-
T@~~sI Jsi Contitc-o > FSsie.c'o'
Ns,gaI del DcsssLAdo- -!coTS~%
Manual &C E.e-r-c.lAa'
MANIA! d fCtoE-aila-
Ns-1.. Del E~o-a.ate-o.
I.errsI de- Ja-e.ue-la ; Horticultural
~ Dc Labo-so &c N.GaS-
Nsr1al C Lecae-la-
%~1r-ai de- Nccanic4 Industrial
Ws.-1i ssi Te,e.-atasa ; Te.eton's1'
Manual dc. Eslogc-o-
Manual &c. S@si-e, .
W-9TaI del Eao~.cs-ts De YEAS.
NsTgsl Dc Vygc-,-a-'a > EquitArion'
Nzrua! del La2a,src-
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Auto robado

Fl doctor Baldwin, cue vlvc en-
l. Gale dc Woodland. prescnto que
IA antr Ia policia De QUO DE Ia eS-
uuina re Las Gales De College Y st
Mary . robaron su auto.
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Roho menor de $50

Acusado De naber cometldo aten-
tado contra la propiedad, fuc lleva-
do a Ia C5rcei un americana Qe %
amos de cdad. Quien fue c~onsignadO
a la autoridad competente.
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r DE
OBRAS DE
lNVERN!ZIO

-L r r,,.-o ,o-,os : 40
- 90 20, MAJ ) 0.60
: [e.-s;S 10 IN Ba2G;to ....... : 900
~ sFhs-Tc d. Dclto Dos tones s ~
- sLG-.sgo del Pa-..c. Cua.ro tones 10
i, -G.lr9 ,ita-. tones .$I.20
Los Cr,nsaes &c DiavoAaa. Dos toaloS ) l.2G
Les Marbles ra;amcs. Dos tCmoS e. ; Ia
Ia Eja Ge "a Po-.e-z. Dos tones .-. ; ~
80 ; 30
In C-;nea On A..cmo.l. Dos Icmos 20
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a IgnaciO Z. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio. Tex.
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LIBROS DE AVENTURAS Y WAVES,

ObrqS dc Emilio Sqiga1.
IA Sl.2S ecSc torro.l
Los histories de "a India.
L0S SlfaJss &c "a Naissts.
Ia CouGu,sJa de uu lmper,o.
la NeuSAnza &c Sardoaan-
Ia kcCcuaulsta de NomPrsce!a
ii Rev de- Are.
In as NCr-anaS Do &f-lca.
f. gsSorc u" "a Montana AEuL
la Destruction de Carriage.
les Firatas dc las Rcrmudss.
e ENtcrninio ds una TTibu.
Las AEul.aS de Ia ES:eDa.
La EsyrclA Dc q AraucanIs.
Er q Mar &c las Ps-!as.
III Hi,o Gel Co~ssr,1 RnJo.
Les Llt,nlcs tllinuste-oS.
Los Est-asos Dc "a China
la Montana de Orc
Las Ma-ayi-as &c. ano 200o
Aueuturas dc 6uttaio BdI.
"A 20 eer,avos c1da 'awo1s
z P-ofsnador de tumoas.
Una Nome Ge Carnival.
u Inzunto Ge una yihgrs
Il Nisterio dc ias ocAo daEss-
Pssca Dificu
I'm Tonto DemaSladc LISto.
F. Comp@o: &c IN Jue=.
+. P-u=cr1ptr Dc "a Montana
I'm Piano Amet-slladcrs-
JarzaGos al Abisuo.
Viaje Te-rcrifico-
Daniel e OSo y Il Oso Juan.
e CzciQUe Negro
Li7chamIc7to Fracasado-
la Es:atua Par!Sute-
LIS SeGuinoS RoIo5.
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CABLES De ESPANA
ALMEIDA FUE ELECIO PRESI-
DENTE DE PORTUGAL

TELEGRAM ma Especial pare Ia PGENS4.
MADRID. Agosto I'm telegra-
ma Sc ha recibido dc Lisboa, di-
&C u Almeida, el jefe del partldo
republicano progressive. fu6 electo
Fresidente dc la Republica lusitana.
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OBRAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME

a 50 certcros ccda nnHl.
= secrrlp de Lady Murcl
In ~ Naraua &c bcdss
s.ut-r dos pccadoS
la SicGern4 Ccnlctcnis
Il uondsss dc Cradoc
La Esrrcua d. Amor
Ms Debll cue una NuJrr
Jusz y Parte
Sucncs del CvrazoO
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OBRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNZlo

Fl T-,vngo &C IA Nuc-tc. Dos :omos 10
=. 90 NJ ;,r,- ...... ; 80
=, -, ~ -o-o, ...... ; 10
- i--..r.s 5 $50
., TT--,rr- Js iss Rocas .......... ; O.5O
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100
SOC
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27

and engage in excavation and an.
cient research work. He is alb
sorbcd in it, and has been home
only twice in the four years. It
was planned that my aunt and I
should go to Egypt next month
on a pleasure trip, and both he
and we looked forward eagerly
to it. Miss Frayne was to accom-
pany us, and Mr.. Haviland Also"
"Is it your intention to aban-
don the trip?"
Speaking for myself, Mr..
Stone, no." and Pauline looked
determined. 81 cannot answer for
the others, but it seems to me that
such a visit to my cousin would
be not only right and proper for
me, but the only way for me to
find relief and distraction from
these dreadful scenes"
"You won't go, I assume" said
Stone, gently, "until the MUIR
derer of your aunt is apprehended
with certainty?'
"I cannot say and suddenly
Pauline flushed rosily and looked
distinctly embarrassed.
"Rather not!" declared Anita.
with an unpleasant glance, and
Fleming Stone made haste to in
troduce a new phase Of the sub.
jcet.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
Continued Next woek.)

King Nicholas (Montenegro) says he
has been gravelys disappointed in many
respects in his faith In the allies. There
are two parties in Montenegro, one favor
Ing full annexation by Serbia and the
other supporting King Nicholas. A Mon
tenegrin assembly early last December
declared King Nicholas deposed and 1T
ser in favor of q union with Serbia. The
king replied by saying that the action
OF the national assembly was Illegal.
Later the Montsnegrtn cabinet resigned.
and the government supporting the king
at present Is only a temporary ono.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
Acid-Stomach Ruins
Health of Millions

Besides those painful attacks of in
digestion; that awful bloated, lumpy
feeling after eating and downright
stomach misery that you who have
experienced it know so well; besides
disgusting belching, food-repeating,
sour stomachanddis tressingheartbur
besides all this, ACID STOMACH
undermines the health and saps the
strength of millions.
Ifyou don't get rid ofthose stomach
miseriec there IS no telling where your
stomach troubles will end, for it is q
we'll known scientific fact that many
serious ailmenta have their start in an
Gc;d-stomach.
Start now-this very day-togetr idof
Observation-Disclosures TakeEATONIC
the wonderful remedy that absorbs
the excess acid from the stomach and
brings INSTANT relief. You simply
have no idea how much better, stronger
and brighter you feel at once. Itdrives
out all the gas and bloat, puts an i'm.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
XII.
EsTELLE,s STORY.

ESTELLE'S STORY.
At the invitation Of Haviland,
Fleming Stone was a house guest
at Garden Steps. Pauline had
raised objections to this, but with
Carr Loria's authority back Of
him, Gray had insisted, and Paul
inc unwillingly consented.
Stone himself recognized the
fact that Pauline disliked him, or
at any rate disliked having him
on the case, but he ignored it and
showed to ber the same gracious
manner and pleasant attitude that
he showed to all. Anita, on the
other hand, seemed CHARMED with
Stone. She lost 10 opportunity to
talk to MIN, and she used every
%endeavor to attract his attention
to herself. In fact, She tried to
tllrt with him, and, much to the
surprise of the others, Stone
seemed ready to meet her adj
vances and respond to them.
The morning after his arrival.
breakfast over, Stone announced
his intention Of making a thor
ough examination of Miss Car
rington's rooms, and asked that
he be permitted to go alone for
the purpose.
-ar x RI n r E.
If Mr.. Hardy comes, send him
up he ordered, as Haviland nm
locked, the door to give him adj
mittance.
Stone passed through the bou-
DOR to the bedroom and from that
to the elaborate dressing room and
bath. Quickly he noted the OBJ
vious details. Everything had
been left practically untouched.
and his rapid, trained gaze took
in the bed, turned down but not
slept in; the toilet accessories laid
ready in the bathroom; and the
fresh, unused towels, that proved
the unfortunate victim had not
prepared to retire, but had, for
some reason, donned her Jewels
at that unusual hour.
Back to the boudoir Stone went
and made there more careful scru-
tiny. Carefully he examined the
white dust of powder on the floor.
At Hardy's orders, this had not
been swept away, and Stone
stood, with folded arms, looking
at it. He saw the place where the
powder had been smeared about.
he had been told of this-but
he saw other places where faint
footprints were to his keen eve
discernible. Not sufficiently clear
to judge much Of their character
%istics, but enough to show that a
stoekinged foot had imprinted
them.
"Well, what do you make of the
tracksfo asked Hardy, coming in
upon his meditations.
"Their tale is a short one, but
clear" returned Stone, smiling a
greeting to the younger detective.
Gas you see, they go out of the
room, only, they don't come in"
"Proving?"
"That the intruder came in at
the door, accomplished his dread
full purpose, and then stepped
around here in front of his vic
tim-here where the powder is
split, and then went straight out
Of the room. Why did he do
this?"
He heard something to
brighten him off,
HE saw something that fright
ened him. / doubt if he heard
anything. But he dropped his
blackjack and fled. Did you
bring the photographs Of the
tscenef"
4afE <r~r% Nav% yyno1, Ns
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27

cuticura soothes Baby Rashes.
That itch and burn with hot baths
Of Cuticura Soap followed by gentle
anointings Of Cuticura Ointment.
Nothing better, purer, sweeter, espe-
cially If a little Of the fragrant Cuti-
cura Talcum is busted on at the fin
ish. 25c each everywhere.-Adv.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27

Only one child in every ten in China
goes to school.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
zzksxs

Paper From Many Kinds Of Bark.
Fifty kinds of bark are now used to
Manufacture paper, besides banana
skins, bean stalks, pea vines, coconut
fiber, clover and hay, straw, fresh wa.
ter weeds, sea weeds and wei $50
kinds of grasses.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27

Italy has woman electric street car
drivers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27

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There can be no further excuse for
you to allow acid-stomach to wreck
your health-pile up misery upon mis-
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feel down and out and chat life has lost
all it's joys. Remember, just as acid
mouth ruins teeth, so acid-stonnaeh
ruins health.
Take EAToNIC. It's good, iust ike
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and your stomach misery viii be gone.
Take our advice. Get big box OF
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your stomach distress, he will refund
your money. That is guaranteed; you
are 10 be satisfied or money refunded.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
One Except,

One Exception.
"There is nothing SC rare as a thor
oughly good man." ooh, yes, there is.
It's the way u cook broils steak"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27

Fifty-Fifty.
The speaker was quite wealthy him-
self-also very patriotic. He urged
the children. to sayss theeir pennies e
help the soldiers. Finally as Il climax
he told of his own son in camp. At
the close of his speech a tot came for
ward with a dime. Here's some
money!" he said in a voice loud enough
for every one to hear. HALF is for
your boy and the other half for YOU"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27

Buy only the original "Bayer packages"
Look for the safety "Bayer Cross always.
20 cent packagc-a1so larger packages.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET

By Associated Press to Every EyenIns
Philadelphia, Dec % New corn,
1.55al g.. No yellow, -
Oats Ne white Of i2a95 No. )
white, 93 sa94
Butter Western creamery extra. -:
nearby prints, fancy &)aS2
Cheese New York and Wisconsin full
mix. held. 81 l2a33.
Eggs Nearby firsts, 2l.60 per ease.
do current receipts, 100. western extra
frsts. 81 60 do firsts, 20l0a2l00.
fancy selected packed S2aS4 per dozen.
1--we poultry Fowls as to size and
quality 24a26 spring chickens rs ~
quality, 24sk}2; roostcrs, 2Ia22 brohng
chickens sta 10; ducks pekln, 34a,S, do
Indian Runner, 32a34; moscpvv ducks,
30A32, turkeys. 55;L56. geese, 24a26.
Dressed poultry Fowls lowe.. turkeys.
Delaware and Maryland. fancy. Wa62
Virginia and other nearby fancy NaaS
Do, fair to good 53a55, old toms, So
fowls, fresh killed, choice 70 fancy Sass
do small sizes. 2.5a50, roosters, p, spring
ducks nearby, 3Sal0, do western 33a55.
geese western fancy, 30a;f2. do. far to
good 25a21 broiling chickens. Jersey.
l3tf3 ,, do other nearby. 35s.2 choice
western 3Sa 10. roasting chickens. western,
2,71a34 do corn fed as to size and quality.
32a45
Potatoes Penna IN 100 pounds, 56a.-
3 -; do New York, > 25a3 10
Flour SOFT winter straight western.
10 BOA | 90. do do nearby, 10 l0al0.50,
hard winter straight l3 Okla i525 do
short patent. l5 50tt4 %. sp-ug clear
= af5aio25 do plteut l400al t50. do
short patent If 4oal5. 10. fancy spring
aud city mills ratcnt. family brand.
Is GOALS 70
Hay Timothy choice, 54.0o per ton,
do No |, Is 90, do No. =, 81 O0a320O;
10 No. J. p .00a2a 90, do sample - Aoa-
2l 90 clover mixed hny light mixed | 90
as 90 Ne. | mixed 2S-O0a29 90
fall0W Primo cItv, loose Tx, do
special loose. To-, prime country. is;
edible IN tleTCea 1890.
Ban soft winter bran western III
100 pound sacks. 50O0A5O. So. do .sprln1,
- llllt 10 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
REV.|. N. CHAMBERS
FOR LEWES CHURCH
Well Known New Jersey Clergy
man Accepts Call From
Delaware.

Mcrchantvile, " +, Dec. 20
Rev. DR.. Mench Chambers, who
recently resigned from the successful
pastorate Of the First Presbyterian
Church of this place, has received an
unanimous call to the First Presbyterian
Church Of Icwcs, Del, ono of the lead
ing and most active churches of that
State Doctor Chambers had also re-
ceived calls to two other churches, and
not until yesterday did he announce his
decision rs TO winch he would accept.
As the founder Of the Syndicate Of
Love he il widely known not only IN
this country, but II many other English
speaking countries where his writings
arc regularly sent lie has been mod
orator Of the Presbyterian synod If
New Jersey and II the West Jersey
Prcshytcry
Coming here soon after he was grad
uatcd as 4 clergyman, he found i con
grcgatlon of forty members. and be
built the church until II + now one III
the most fIourahng Of the churches Of
south Jersey During his passionate n
new pipe organ Was installed and the
church has been freed from III indebted
ness He will son remove to his new
field pf work When he recently resigned
his congregation N recognition II what
he had accomplished herc presented
HIM with a purse of x30en