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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
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Mocof. Ga, 20. Mai. I1hDem
er sinc Mode lang mutbis bem EObe
ins Muge geihdut, 1T Der jung. 9dHs
.ier ganpsrs aDalier ben Solsen elmer
aus gerfeksn eingenommenen 5Oasns
IteinsEnbIette erlegsn. SSn ben lebtel
Haosn befonb er iih unter Dem Gins
fluB BON Gpidtsu, aDelte feline S9mers
3sn Iinoerten.
I'm 1856 beroubt.
2ima, o., %. Nat. 5rau sSulie
il0efu, A5 Sabre alt, fnm am Dom
nerItaa 6IutenD uno ifapa6 pom
lglutDerluit ins Boli5eibauptquartier
| luti0 iagte, oaB tie iingefabr Inn Wtit.
ternad1t BON 5luei Hegern angegriffcr
| itno lin ibre Griparniiie in 5ohe bor
1886 beroubt iporoen lei. lie Eoli5e'
lfabnoet auf bic geioen.
| 3u6tbaus stRsformen,
| gplumbus, O., %. Mai. Gel
l3uhtbauss snIpettor SbOmus min be-
| Iiln9eredtigfeit ftsuern, boB MIR iot6
G3efanaene besnaoist tperben, censi
slnpdlte sur gsrfiisung itebeu. g.
| ion bas bnrh Mnlegiing etnes Resi
| tiers beiperfftetligt lperDen ipelhes ge
| lnoue austunft iiber bas 8erboltsn be
Gefanaenen enthdli. 70 taB bisie mi
6intpeis 1uf lire quite Jiifrung ielbl
|am gssnabisuns na6fuden tOnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
9lusldnbii9e 0iabriHtem

Euffif fdbe . nomen. Rad
ben auffafungen oes oeutf9sn 9ele'
ses iIt oas gteht ouf ben glamen nna
@orndmen Elm gang perionlihes, III
oeiIen ausiibuns nientono seitort ipers
ben bari. go bentt mdn dllaemern
audi in Rublanb. fotpeit es lid UNI
,eatsIdubies gbriiten banbelt. Der
tpsdntiniIbe aaienpsr iorgt 6ufiir,
oab tie gamsn Der dIteiten grietiihen
heiliqen Rdnner unb Grauen unter Der
frommeu Edftommerrifaft tes fins
oerreirhen ruiiifhsn Bduernftanoes
fortleben, Gno ipenn JlDan BEL Der 9es
burf ees sebnten Suneen nift fpeiB,
ME Der blonbe S6reier beiBen iou, lc
tpeis Der adIenoer fiher Rath, Dian
finoet penn audi unier ben 0prnamen
rer 9auern cine tirhlihe Romantit,
tpie man Tie unter ben prnttiihes
Ruast6pfen nidlt seubnt bate. 5ii,
o:e rdtHielbaften grie6tihen Rdmer
psroen freilih fehr serH DoIfsibnm'
Iihe Mbtiir3uugen gebrantt, in bensr
man tanm nod bns Stammport srt
tennt. 9ln3 obne bic bobs Sbrigtei
| oebt es aber nicht immer BEL Der ga
laenaebune ab. Die Staotsrdioa er
| Forbert, bab bic grinSeifin eines an
bern 9laubensbeienntniHes. bic DsI
rufIiThen 5hrpHfolger bsirottet, mi
her srishif1statboliIhen gaufe aud
cine griehiIhe SeiIige betommt. 90
lphie pcn anhagt 3erbit, bic in Stettin
no ibr @ater Jeitungstommanoan
mar. tein Wlenih anbers als uHfer
.sSigssn- senannte HATTIE, perpdnoeli
iit In cine Rotbariro. 9ieIe Gin
rdumnng ar bus monarhii i6zreligiDi
Gmpfinhen bes golies TIT perftdnolic
unb bersntist. Nidt sans 10 ernit i'm
bic gingriffe In bic Ramengsbun
getp5bnliher Gterbli1er gu nebmer
QnIgsmsine Gnsrifung rtef q nr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
Ginbriid)e tisb 0iebitdble.

200 pfunb MtfIinsbiilfen I'm
Wtrih Ron $50 ipurnen aus ben WsrtT
itd.ten Der gennInIponia Giitnba1n
en- Der ct. peter Strabe stItoblsn.
- Turh anptnbuns zines Rods
fta:Hels psrfhofftsn iih Gitbs 3ns
tritt sn Der Wobnung BON RitOlds
aliasfdlsris, SO. GOT Sntamors Ctr.
ure entfrsnbeisn ongeblih H!eicungs'
ride im Wertbe BON $3.50.
- Der Snbaber bes photograph.
inen 9lseIiers in 30. 527 Central
slrenue, MilIidm Rsnslsr, rnelbets bei
Nclisei, ons ibm nm gormittas nui
fe!rem @eIddftslofnl Elm photograph.
fiber glpparat i'm Msrtb bon SIS sntl
rfnbet ipcrben 1T.
- Inter benz 9srbdft Der auseb
lIiden Ee6lerei murbe geftern BON bei
DeteitiDs 9edr5gge unb G'Brien Be
Sababer zines IroDlsrlabens, Nnge
6ortmann, in ieinemGjei hdftsIoial al
TER Bern Sirabe nnb Central 2iDs
rertofiet. 9ortmann 1T bti6ulois!
| ron sinen Gpaben. fuelher DOR einisel
1egsn ipegen angsblihen DiebIbdbl
perhnFtet iporben 1T. Sperngldfsr. bi
lter Sunge In Dunton. g., seftcblei
hattie, asfauft gu hubtn. Der Sura
gsFfcnb sin. bic Spernsidfer an part
mann perfauft su babsns fDdhren
sarimann ben 9batbeitan6 dblsugne
| - Tur6 2fnipenbung tines Dad
lftilHels peridaffte fih Elm unbefnnT
ter Bsb 3utritt su Der Wobnung DO
Carl Jletfsr, Ro. % Oft Rsuni
IGtrnbt unr entpsnbet. odrous angel
lid, alsibunssitiide I'm Wertbe DO
/ S34.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GROCER Stdote
Tin Ct. petersburg. 8aris. @bemnib.
glissn uffp.), bic groBe Waenge ppa
S6lohtbduIern, SID uno 5letihs
4iihlrdumen, Bier 8raaereIen,
G6pimmbdoern unb bergl., Die Htts
tels S3pns beliiFtet rperoen, limb Dec
bette gepeis oafiir, baB Die bon oem
mooernen Sngieniter erbpfften giinitia
cen Wirtuneen bes S5ons thotfdnltd
eiuaetreten iino, ohne baB iih irgerto
elm ih6oliher GinfluB auf ben menfds
li6en Sreuuismus bemertbar madbt.
Bel ben asn1nnten Gnldeeu III polls
toumen einipaHofrei bic nDuige Bes
feitieung aller undneenebmen 9eriiche,
ferner eine beoeuterDe observation-disclosures
8trtuna, b. B. 8efettigung BON
lShimmel uno s5dulnibpil5en feiiae.
Itelt poroen. DAB S3pn inftdnbe III,
Gtaubtbeilhen aus Der 2uft 81 entfers
nen pber trpdene 8otterien in Der 2uft
Isu toofen, lit BON ernitbaften mpoers
nen Sehnitern niemnls behauptet fpcrs
| ben. 4noererfeits lit bic SbdtIrhe 5it
erpahnen, oab mad sirfpanbfretsn
| 5eftitenunasu beneutenoer MeoiSiier
Inurh ginut1men ospniiirter Cuff BET
nerfdieeenen grfruntunqen Der 2ufta
peee ipie Geu9buftsn. ielbit Subertua
lpis. eiinitige @rfolge, insbeioHoere
cine 3unobme Der rpthen 8IutiOrpera
hen uno bes aOrpergeniats ersieli
perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23

IN ieiner 3elIe IN Der Central
Observation-Disclosures eeiiern Worgen
Ser rs ssobR alte Arbctter WiiAael
Glnrf tpot alHgefun0en. GlnSf. ipe!-
DIR in einenl,2ogirh irhauiesnnsoer BaI-
mt gtrnBe ipohlite, lDnr luegen
nerumInHaerns In gait genoumen
fDorbcu. Coroner ssoertiHeper. Der
ucn bem Ecoe bcss Glorf bcn0hrlt'
iiat pur0c. itelIte ieit, .baE Giorf ei'
Ines nnfiirlihen yooes, geitorber lit
Der leihnalits mnroe mad Der DIOR
aise gebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
lie syraHen Sss stabtperbanbs.

Sn b<r Woibingsou plntfprm iDirh
heute 4benb Der syrnutnDerein oes biss
iig<n D<utfn amsrisnHiIhen Gtnots
perbonbss fih psrf0nmsIn, nm be5iig'
lid Der ginloBfarten fur oos an
Gonntaa in Neidruths pdrf ftnttfiH,
benhe pienie besiD.sa. Gtubtprbun,
bes obsure4nen. 2lns Mitelieoer fint
|erfu1s, gu erfdtinen- il.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
1sbt niessresitiir5t.

Sn bsn Hurenurdumea bes sbenlaIi.
9en Genniers sEornser im zrort on.
@sb6uht brad 0eIteru absnb BE Mufs
fudrttfran GIaro $&6nbera ps1bIim
sulanlusS nu1 !ouate Dr. NltR mel
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Werhorbtne Frenbe.

qripGfisr gum 5dushrrn): ~Mns2
Gie BcbnIng folI ih sSbren betm
glusSuse eerabe 10 tobeIlps sibergeben,
als i'd he heim Ginsuge iiberHDmuens z
Mas FGn. Sbnen benu eins DG freuef
Ginen jas Qusaisben. gnr-nimmeri4 ]
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Jnfan0'g gefegraplj
SoIbaten Tn GortsM on ltril
dtt1Dtet.

GbatI*iiou, g. e. 22. M0i.
Drei Tsann ipurbtn sst5btstsuRc nsiin
obey nnebr inip<r perless, ols-am Dom
reriidg Mxnb i'm Jort Wcultrit.
Gbdrleflcn gtgeniiber ouf bef onoereil
Gsite bes Nli1t stlsesn. busBeri6lubs
itiid tintS 4.7s36lIigen WtSMiibts beim
Mbisuern bonn Gttmiib gtuiftn irurbe.
Die Golbdten Barter uno gbrittenleH
unb Rdpt. Gun q. al 6onnn BON ber
Siiienarti ,srie itub bissG Gst5btsseu.
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Q an { III a nnif6es.

.9la, fpiiIen sic, nit Sbnen mad
i9 aud tein 9sI9dft mebr!"
,Worum benn niht2@
Run, psnR Sie taufeu. briideu
sic m d inh tpeuu sic Sableu fol.
len, briidsn sic ( it J"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23

@tstsnffn Tatmlanb - @irsf @oirnf0
hnt nnsoeseid5nefen GInb 2ebmsBoben ron
Sic aafffpurts; neiue Mn5obIuRe: MhSnblfn9
mad eigeneH @ebiHeuuoen;. fesns Efrabefk
GGafIen lirb WRdrffe; GiienbGhten;- MslK
bettffdse Nnssenler: aud etrtne tbetEtuetfe neTs
bcfierte fs0rmeH feiu 1o6pniier; fetne w
fIone SEQ geDGbomSfo, 3T4 Reeb &trabe.
WaiIipnnfee, g8tsccHiin. iA~2Ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
3is6er6atle QnIIrenQungsIl
Dla4t bic HOlissi pOH Yittss
bnrs unb llmseseno,
lin bee MlBrberS Der IA Jabrs
aIteH Grace JDbmItoH babbaft
80 tperben.

Or. anroIp, Der aGrgel ber slrnen"
In gsetp gorf, pI5tIidl seitorban.
-~e~-
Ghe er I'M gtnnoe NOR, oas Gebeint.
niB ieines aebens 8u oifcnbaren.
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llnb neun Golooten ifaper nerlest
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gerlangt sn faufem.

MIte eNeberbeffen--g1tr besapIen ots bee
iferl Nreife fitr btefeIben. alereftre 3, a.s
SOC g8eft Eehffe Aos. 6. 39oesH. bp
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Ifunqen. lIebsr Die .Mirtung ee2
Dsong auf ben menifsn" i6reibt etn
0eier: Der Qaie t1nnte Saruus Der
Ginoruf erbalten, ndB ielbIt fshr ne
MIA osonhaltiee 2uft eine ihfpere 0s'
fa6r fir ben msnfnlihen Srganismns
heosute. Gg ihsint, bub Der 8srfuif
fer Der Roti5 Ie.ne aenntnife be-
Gsons nnr I'm 2aboratorlam gHum
melt bat, ba er es nur ols tootltasi
pber gum Wlinbsfteu bic 2unse ttar
affsrirsnoes Gas fennt. Sin eenau
eres Stubium Der heute fhon auesmsn
| iiblihen GSonbeliiftungsopparate muir
De TIN oopon iber3euat baben, oaB Il
lnur einen Dohlthdtieen GinfluB au
Inen menfhlihen Srgunismus aus
iiben. gyas Sson ldBt ii6 IN 10 &c
rirraer apnsentration nit Der GuI
mifhen. bab man es ielbit ourh be
4 Scrub uiht mebr feitsuitelien pern1ae
4 Gur in iolhen Rouaenfrdiionen 10
Cson iiberbdupt perfpenoet iperbsr
unb es geniigt out 10 podtommer
um Elm auBerorbentli9 tpihtiges IN
mobIfbuenbes Silfsmittel Der mcbei
, ncn 0entil1tiDnste6nff 81 fem. 8
leas Dson Geriife neroeft ober beie'
!, tist, iit niht 10 pShtig; pielmet
|, fommt es bornuf an, bab Is iiberbnui
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! geruthsnerpen unb iomit anf nc
eonse Qerpenipitem au uirten. .
/ nnsahlieen OsoHiDGHsr.rerse fiir B
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merlansi--DetbItm.

dbdeu fir aaeemefne 5artsdrbett. ssam'
Bufragen 500 3utcbiH5 2lee., alnoneGle.
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StelIeHgeIndle -RGnHlih.

msanu uno Srau fndben Steue in elmer
@rindts sfsamIie--oie srau ole a6obln Der
gtann fir Sauss uno HutIers2rbett; Gnpfeua
IungeH :. g.. t01 GtHoIGop Str.
@rbet. aefubt bon einem inngen oerbeirdtbes
ten Usann: aefcbidi nit Carpenter nner 8tpes
fitting Tools. g. g., 12S 8eit Cher Cir
erobbGeer crttrr aIaiie lu6t arbeit acc
@eft M0Daideu glne.
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gerlaHst - mdnnIid.

3pet aute @nGbeu, nm Elm Befndft 80
erIernen Qab8Iiraaen bel e ssietn q EIo.'
Eptifer. ASS Hace Ctr, M-zB
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Sunqes beutf1es @ldboben, I'M BET Der oIt-
eenleiuen 9auSGrbett su belferi. 1o4Z ot.
0eoger 4Iace. 8bone &ortb 1872. Is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18

the foreign investments of their sub
iects, which are obviously made
through the alluring bait of higher
return than could be secured by their
investments in their national securities
or undertakings The reason for this
indifference on the part of the govern
ments of Europe are very just and very
simple. In the first place, to encour'
age investment abroad is to discourage
investment at home, and in the second
place, it is only right to allow the prin'
ciple of caveat emptOr. 1t naturally
follows that investments which offer
highly lucrative yields carry proper
tionate risks, and it would certainly
be unjust if the heavy taxation Incl
dental to the maintenance of a large
army and navy were imposed upon the
people Of country, as whole, fol
the benefit Of few investors or spec
ulators. If Mr.. Bryan, as state secre
tary, enfOrces the, views expressed il
the quotation here given from the
speech delivered a year ago, he will dc
much to inspire the confidence of al
the Latin-American republics in the
good faith and honesty of purpose Of
the United States in its relations to
wards them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18

his efforts to get the industry started
here. He has shown the way, and Ore.
gon should certainly profit from his
experiments.
Here is an ideal industry, one that
would give employment to thousands
of people, and one that Salem should
take hold of and build up. Here at her
doors are thousands of acres of the fin.
est flax lands in the world, producing
as Mr.. Bosse so patiently and so thor.
oughly demonstrated the very finest
fiber produced anywhere. The Santiam
has thousands of horsepower going to
waste less than 90 miles away, power
that can be sent over the wires and
supplied here at less than SO a year per
horsepower. Salem wants factories
larger pay rolls, and here is the ideal
industry, one that will employ skilled
labor the year around, and lots of it,
If we are to have factories we must
Iproduce something to manufacture. We
can t start rolling mills or blast fur
naces, nor can we have oil refining
plants, unless indeed oil should be
found at great depths. We can't have
most of the other big industries with
branches here either for we have moi
the material. We as yet have no flax
neither will we have it unless we make
some concerted effort to help ourselves
to it. Here is something the Board Of
Trade might well take up. With a lit
tie concerted effort and little back
ing, farmers can easily be induced t
make a commercial test of the matter
say a thousand or two acres. Will
that industry once on its feet here, Sa
lens population would grow by the
thousands. There is no reason why in
stead of thousand acres we should MOI
grow $4,000 or double that, and there
is no reason why Salem as a flax cen
ter should not rival Belfast. It's up tt
us to help ourselves, and the growing
of flax offers the solutions of the fac
tory and pay roll problem. You bust
ness men and property owners of Salem
think it over, and then try it out. W.
can no more than fail, and if we win
the future of Salem no man can pre-
dict.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18

imprison people because thcv owe mou.
ey in this country We Will apply to in.
ternational affairs the very doctrines
we apply to our national affairs, and #
any one in the United States wishes to
invest money in another country he
must do so according 20 laws Of tina;
country, and be subject to the authori-
ty of that country"
It is highly probable that when Mr.
Bryan made this statement he had over
looked the fact that the United States
government, through its delegates to
the peace conference at the Hague, in
1907, had already officially subscribed
to the view that armed force should
not be employed to collect the debts
due by foreign states to the citizens, or,
subjects of other countries. This doc
trine, enunciated by DR.. Drago, in his
famous note to the state department in
1909, has since been the theme Of much
international discussion since that time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18

1t was finally submitted to the Hague
conference in 1907 and approved by the
delegates, subject to an unimportant
amendment proposed by Mr.. Choate
and General Horace Porter, as repre-,
senting the United States. Without en-.
dorsing the views of those who are op.
posed to q substantial increase in the
naval strength of this country we are
entirely in agreement with Mr.. Bry-
ans expressed opinions Os to using
warships for the protection Of the
American investor in foreign countries.
That is the gist of the Drago doctrine,
which is logical sequence to the main
tenanec of the Monroe doctrine Quite
apart from the question Of Law aud
Justice involved in this principle, the
consequences of a different course
might be very serious for the country
adopting the view that the foreign in.
vestments of its citizens, or, its sub.
jects, should be protected up to the
point of a resort to the use of armed
force. Suppose, for example, that an
American investor, or speculator,
primed with the knowledge that his
country would enforce the fulfillment
of the external obligation of default.
ing foreign state, were to go into the
market and purchase bonds of that
state at discount of sixty or seventy
per cent, and then successfully demand
the redemption of those bonds at par
what, we should like to ask, would be
the terms on which the United States
could issue treasury bOnds1 Suppose,
again, that speculator were to visit
Colombia and gather in the greater
part of the paper currency which has
deprecated in value to the extent of
ninety-nine per cent, would the United
States government send an armed force
into that republic to enable the Amer
lean speculator to recover a dollar for
each cent of his investment, merely be-
cause the Colombian government had
placed the larger par value upon the
face of its currency7 Such a state of
affairs would not only drain this coun.
try of its resources, but would ruin ma
tiOnal enterprise and produce financial
chaos.
The Monroe doctrine came into exist
ence as a result of the establishment
of the independence of the Spanish col.
ones on this continent, and the ques.
ton of the employment of armed force
for the collection Of CONSTITUTIONAL
debts due by foreign states to the sub.
ects of other countries has, so far,
only found application to the new
American republics Portugal has been
defaulter for the last 400 years, and
has even failed to carry out some of its
insolvent compromises. Yet no Euro.
pean power has sent its ships of war in
to the Tagus to enforce payment of the
debt in default. The countries of Eu.
rope afford very little protection for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18
BATTLEsHIPs AS DEBT COL,
LHCToRS.

A MILD sensation was recently ere
~ ated in the house Of representa-
tives when Congressman John L..
Burnett, leader Of the opposition to the
increase Of battleships, quoted parts of
a speech delivered by Mr., William j..
Bryan at the Mohonk peace conference
last year, says Fairplay, a splendid
weekly, edited by Leopold Grahamo,
in New York. Now, that Mr., Bryan is
state secretary, his observations de-
rive additional force as an indication
of the policy of the state department
in regard to the Latin republics. Mr..
Bryan said:
"I believe that our nation can take
a long step in advance by announcing
doctrines Of this kind-announcing
that its navy will not be used for tho
collection of debt; that, q we do not
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18
Call for City Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that there
are funds on hand and applicable to
the payment Of all warrants drawn on
the general fund of the City of Salem,
oregon, and endorsed Not paid for
want of funds"
Holders of said warrants will please
present them for payment at the office
Of the city treasurer in the city hall,
as interest will cease from and after
March s, 1913.
Salem, Oregon March s, 1918.
R. A. CRoSSAN,
3-S-10t City Treasurer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18

You Judge a man not by what he
promises to do, but by what he has
done. That is the only true test
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy judged
by this standard has no superior. Peo-
pie everywhere speak Of 1t In the high
est terms of praise. For sale by all
dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18
Notice to Property Owners.

Notice is hereby given that the
street committee will meet the prop
erty owners on Twenty-flrst street,
State to Center, at 1880 p m., We'd
nesday, March 10, 1918 in the COM
mon council chambers in the city hall
to determine the kind of pavement to
be laid.
CHAs F. ELGIN, City Recorder.
3-15-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18
Notice to Property Owners.

Notice is hereby given that the
street committee will meet the prop
erty owners on Chemeketa street,
Fourteenth to Twenty-first street,
at 1880 p. m, Tuesday, March IS,
1918, in the common council chambers
in the city hall to determine the kind
Of pavement to be laid.
CHAS. f. ELGIN, City Recorder.
3-15-St
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18
THE ANSWER IS-FLAX.
rHE CONDITIONS of the flax in.

THE CONDITIONS of the flax in.
dustry in 1912 in Belgium, Russia,
Holland and ireland have been
summarized by the United States con.
sui at Belfast, which are the world s
great flax producers, America s pro
duction of this staple is so small as to
be negligible in estimating the world Is
crop. The report shows that prices
ruled high throughout the year, and
that the price year by year is steadily
advancing due to the fact that produc
tion has not kept up with the ever
increasing demand In other words, the
world = demand has Overtakau and
passed the world IS supply.
Ireland last year had 5493l acres in
flax nearly the whole of it being in
County Ulster. The yield of fiber was
j264 pounds to the acre, or l4,572 tons
on all. Of this crop $2,215,673 worth
was exported to the United States from
Belfast, but at the same time this same
great linen center imported from Euro
pean countries S,i64 tons of raw mate
rial. In every one of the flax-growinl
countries named, the same story is TOLD
of the supply being short of the de-
mand.
Here in Oregon Eugene Bosse, an ex
pert in flaxgrowing demonstrated that
the climatic conditions here were per
feet for flax.growing, and that Oregon
fiber was second to none in the world
Mr.. Bosse devoted much time to thi'
! demonstration and was enthusiastic il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18
A Cure For Eczema

Eczema in any form, whether acute
or chronic, is easily and rapidly over
come by the use Of Meritol Eczema
remedy. Gives positive relief when
all others fail, and we heartily rec.
commend it to any sufferer. Capital
Drug Store, exclusive agents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-18
To Cure n Cold In One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II II
fails to cure q. W. GROVES sigma.
ture Is on each box. 25c.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-12
AppRAIsAls oFtsTA1Es.

Mrs. Dorothca Wolff. died April g.
ilslc; total estate. >ess,l4s; net value.
~. col. Report withdrswn.)
7 Mary .Cornelia schafs died Sept L
Di2; gross estate. t@.sA; net s,vslus.
s6.s7G
Frederick NJ. Gross. died DeS. n. isli:
total estate. si5, 80: net value. $H.so
Edward O'Bryon. died Jan. e. 1913;
total estate. Cs.35: net value. tis. +Oi.
Ihdor Meyer. died Sept u. as1i; totAl
6tate. eo,ool: no deductions. -.,
EAza Coldbridge Thurgood Of County
IL Devon. England. died Aug. Is. mo;
assets In New York state, 6:0s; net
value. N,3+
j Andrew ]. PHILIPPE. died Jan. a. 1911:
tptai estate. $l56.1r: net value. Sl40.tis.
q Kate 0ormley, died May 81. 1912: total
8statc. N.37S: no deductions.
tRandolph NJ. c. Ever. died Jan. &. 1911
tetal assets. 0.384: total deductions for
tpbts and expenses Of eAiN, =