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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-26
DATA ON FRYE SINKING IN
Note Probably Will Go Forward to
Germany in Few Days.

Washington, March Estate de-
partment officials have now gathered
practically all the data sought by
them preparatory to requesting Ger
many to make reparation for the sink
ing of the American ship William P.
Frye and cargo by the Prinz Eitel
Friedrich.
No word has been received from
the Berlin government concerning the
case, it was said, and the note setting
forth the views of the Washington
government probably will be sent
within few days.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-26
VERMONT ADOPTS EUGENICs

Legislature Fixes $500 Fine for Viola.
ton of Law.
Montpelier, VT, March 23.-Tha
legislature passed an act providing fos
eugenic marriages.
A fine of $500 is fixed for any per
son who weds without fulfilling the
requirements of the law, which is aim.
ed to prevent the marriage of those
pronounced physically or mentally u
1T.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-26
q Meau0Qe
10 M6z>zenz
Those of Middle Age Especially.

Those of Middle Age Especially.
When you have found remedy for the horrors that
Cypress you during change of life when through the long
hours of the day though your back would break
when your head aches constantly, you de-
pressed and suffer from those dreadful bearing down palms,
don't forget that Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound
is the safest and remedy and has carried hundreds
of women safely through this critical period
Read what these three women say:
From Mrs. Hornung, Buffalo, NY.
ByyEA1p NY-sl am writing to let know how much your
me- as zone or me- lalea sTlny auilmg tne last winter
fered from female trouble and always had pains in back
appetite and at times weak
II visiting friends house she thought needed
Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound took and have gained
eight pounds good appetite and feeling better
Compound You @ this te YOU
wish and hope others who have the complaint will
Stanton St. Buffalo, N. Y
Made Me Well and Strong.
MAoEDoN, NY was all down and thin in flesh
s s oe" s S Ss a podr oo aR lady al
but Lydia T. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound made we'll and
and recommending it to friendsWrs. FRED
CHAcE, R. No. q Macedon, NY.
The Change of Life. :,
BE1rsvM1E MD" By the of Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable
tho n & Razsea %ssf had to
bed three Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound
Se4 me- De as ns pS R 1y TOR So 19 q
Beltsville, Md.
Go%pS%'nd Sss "a; the stan NI
does jastiSs herself 4 shs does @~
has restored somany suffering womentohealth. ~ XII
HH3 Iass Has 4se asEiee
and led aSS
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-26
SAYS MOTIVE WAS REVENGE

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-14
Traw6RId)r Berihtr.
Gie 5nitdnOe i'm Sabre 1915 mie int
Sabre 1871.

Die SsutT6e Rtgierung Bat IiA BOT
MODEM gen0t9igt geiebtn, duf bic ltn5as
perldiligteit Der fraH8ofi9en 8eri9te
dufmeraam 81 MAIDEN. Gds mar eigents
lid iibsrfluFig, neil Dem IOrgfditigln Be-
obddter bieIer geri4te bic Qe6nli6teit
NIT Der geri4ttritnttung i'm Sabre 1870
BIB 1871 IdngIt uufgefalen mar; ME oas
mails tpuroe au4 otesmal pieoer BON glda
ris gslogen, ni9t mn oerbeimlidt, ions
bern piitntlib unb pilentIi9 gelogen.
BAD 0sr 4ieberId9e Bet SoiKons, bic
nutiirlih in ben frun51ff5en MeIbungcn
81 elmer ftrategi4en R~eugeItoItung Der
5ruppen bertleinert purbs, ertIdrte @ents
raj Soffre, boB auf fran3Oiiiaer Geite
nur cine geringe Iruppenmadt getdmpft
babe. Deutf6erIeits tonnte man ibm al
l~eroings bepstlen, baB lounbiouiele Regis
msrtsr cine bsoeltenbe lltbermaht
iiber bic beuti9su Streiitrdfte - i'm ges
fedt g%eitanbeu batten; man tonnte ss ibm
hpsiIen nit ben @efauBnsa, bic bon jes
benz Der bttbeiIigten atgimsnter int Oeuts
iden Eager dbgeliefert ipurban.
M0gIih, bdB Generoli6imus Soffre
feIbIt nidt truBte, tpiebieI unb tpel6t aes
gimsnter Der Gran5oien Bel SoiHons i'm
Sample 9etanoen 6dbtn. Derartigeg 1T
Eel ben Grdn5oItnl Tton ftii9er porgttoms
men. nod BET G9Idht BEL w5rtb am 6,
4ualjt 1870, Bel nelbtr bic 6rdn3oIen
ddttdufeno Mdnn p~erIoren baden uno
%neuntauienb @efangene In ben 6dnben
Der 8eutT9en IieBen, 3og W&ari6aG Macs
Mia9on feline gilan5 um benz S6ertoms
mnnoo 9eriht e%rftottsn gu i1nnet. Der
Getbe nad ipurben bic Runmetn Der ON
@efeht bstbsiIigien Regimenter dufgtrls
fen; ais bic Aeibe an bds 70. Regiment
fam, dnttuorfete Riemcnb,
ST Nitmunb ba, Der fir bds 70. ats
gimtnt anipprttn tanu2" froots Der
Maridal.
1itfeg Ghpeiaen.
~St tein DFfi3ier iitrIs esbIiebtu bon
BEN Regiuisnt81
Rein ttn3tgtr", fang Der 8eIdtib.
y2lud tsin GolOat2" fragte Mac glds
bon tpelter.
.Qlad nibt Elm eiu3ieet Solbdt".
pWds, ni6t tinmal Elm 9dppi fpurbe
auFhpabrt, nm uns 81 fiinoen, mo btefe
8raptn glorreia flarbeR2"
.aein adPpi III BAL
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..Srntlih."
6ran36Ffhe WelSun0cn, bic burGnnS
glnubwiirOig finh.

paris lift 9liidli9l
paris iubtIt!
Siebsn WlOndts lang baden lie Iib mil
Weloungsn BON 6itgen abIpeiisn Iaiien.
bic feline iparen; iie bobsn ii9 nit Der
fprehungen binJieben lafen, benen 3ur
@oltommenbeit nur bic Grfilung feblte;
ite babtn 1a in 6offuungen gepiegt, Biz
fA INNER fpieber berfli9tietsn.
Sect aber!
Sect mimmeIt rs bon ru6mreidtn Or
folaen . lie jour de gloire est arrive.
gttdt cine, 9leih Elm babies Dubenb Giege
fam paris beri6ten unb cn bieIen mels
bungen III nt6t gu breben unb sl bsuteln,
bisfe Steos fnO ubioIut edit uub sIdubs
pirbig:
etnbru6 In Bic pfdts. d675).
mir Iaben bic bsiti6en 6eere iibet ben
Rbein 8urldastritben. Dis edn3e pfal3
II berpiijtet. Das Seibelbsrgsr SdloB
total asritott.
StruBburg ttobeft. 1880.
Die md4tigs Gtitung III mad Der giuat
Der 9efdmmten gtTdBuhg pbne S9perts
itreih in unIere 6dnbe g%efalIen. 9as
SLAB, bas uns 70 tdnae geftblt bat, III
pnIer unb Der beutT6e Rbeih pirD aufs
b0rsn beutId 3u Iein.
Sieg BEL So1fertno. 1850.
Die Osiitrrtider babsn cine enli6eibenbt
9teberlage t%rIitten, bic BEN 4rie9 i'm Often
bsepben bittftt, bd lie fia bon bitTem
Sdlage langt ni4t erbolen tperbsn. Infer
grfoTssiIt eth 70 poIjfdnbiger bdb Ses
iterrtidJ bersits Observation-Disclosures
tinasEeitet bat.
Stsg BET ben qBrdmfben.
d79S). Quh auf benz afritaniI6en
arie9sIdduplaB bdt fid bas Talent unIs
rer 8ibrer berrlid btpd6rt. Dir babtn
ben 6eipb Dtrnidtnb seTdIdstn.
Steg BET 2ignD. d815). 0as
arrte tIeine 8eIoitu barf dufatbmsn; mir
9oben bic beutiden Ginbrinalinac bermas
ben bsTiest, oub bic b5Ligc geTrtiung Bel
9iens nar cine Grase Der daernGdItsn
3ett fsin lam. On onberer Stene brans
gen unfere 5eere undufbdltiom Dor unb
itsben bsreits inn 6sr5sn DsutIdIanbs.
Die prsuBtn bdtten oIlerbinas periu6t
nnfsren eitssamarT6 u~nf5ubdIten, uber
Der
Gisg Bel Sena Qs06) BAT i6nen
ge5eiat, bdB mir unbeIisgbdr Enb. Der
preubifht Militurismus 1T DerGt6rt, benn
bic pttnbiTdt OffsnFpe III hort elenb sus
Iummsnpebroder. Der aDnig IN esflii6.
let uHb IoI gum
Griebtn In 5iifit ds0D bsrtit
fsin, oa sr bas 9offnungsIuis fsiner Gage
sineeIsbtn FAT.
aae bisIs gudri4tsn Fab GutbsniiT6
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Nrirgs-5 eitungtn.
aud eiue Der lte6erraidunoen hes
ietigen &rie6es.

Der &rieg bat S1er Qn3abI 3ettungsn,
mciIteug Gadbldtter, bu8 qebensIi4t aus
aeblaien, er bat aber aud tintgen 3eitun.
gen BAG 2ebeu gsgebtn. lteber bic Gnts
Itebung Der eriten beutIhen Sriegs3eitunQ
Ser Qanb1urm" boben mir berstts an
DieIer SteQe btriftet; Ie berbdntt lire
GrtTtn3 eintm 3ufdl: ber gntbedung
elmer Irdn36iiT6en 0ruderei In 8ou3iers.
Seber unb Druder aus atipaig ulb bas
OfFi3ierstorps elmer &ompdgnie Id6IiIHer
qonbpe6r baben ii9 dls n2MbIttrm .@es
lenfduft tonitituirt urb bas 8tatt berauss
gtbrd6t. Der ipFortigt Grfolg bes ltnters
ntbmens Iodte our Rd9d6mung unb 70 ers
Iditn bic .2iler ariees3ethng", Elm duf
gr0Berer 8runolage angele9tes BIott, BON
benz uns bic Drummer % borIie9t. Dus
gIatt entbdlt cine iiberrdIdeube 5iile pris
aineler &rtittl, @ebi6te, 9ttber; feline
geilage o&riegsf tugbldtter" 1T ouf ben
bumorifiI6en 2on eeItimmt unb bringt
ala beIonbere Rubrit: .S6umor I'M 5elbe",
bic ausTdIteBIi@ SrtsinaIbeitrdge emit.
9dIt.
Bir molten itns d"usndhmsfpeiie einmaI
an bic ernltere Settle balten, bu gerabe In
Der rns ~porliegenbtn Drummer 3tnet Sc
bthte entbdIttn fno, bic Ii1 nett iiber bas
@uraidnittsmaB erbtben, 3tpet @sbtdte,
bic ilbcr ben arieg btnuus in normaIen
Soften nirten perben.
Geincm ms 6elb Siebenben Go6n nib.
met 2tbrer 9r'tTtnsibtr in air6bera,
Sa6Ien. einen tiefersreifenben Qbi6iebss
grub:
aeb pobl! Der bu. ats Sins ger mir Be-
fdiebeu;
Ridts tdnn bid 6ulten in Der Seimatb
Brieben.
qlit Mlttb unb Corn siebit On BEN 8einb
ettgtgen;
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Ttdtt0t.
8efrembenb pirten bic ben e~tn3elnen
9eridttn bttgefiigten 3dbIen; man 1T itd
iiber i9rs geotutung nt9t CANA tlar. Wlon
I5unte dnnebmen, baB es 3eIepbunnums
mem iinb - absr mas babtn bic in einem
berartigen Berihts gu tbun2
Dbsr Iouten 81 gar stpu Sabrss5d6Isn
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fen - bit1tiHi 0tra6t neil TOM b1fir bas
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itch q blr Wgrioiu, bar far itne Qlla.
Cal ben TtIiihtu tn 4mtriIa offtne htrs
ltu iinotu pir6:
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tin fef osbS6nss GYbnsr
bsr 6immsI bri6f in breits clrg6n,n
nnh H6sr 4oSts- Rsi6sn
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fhIsiht mii Rem noIerben msfd
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Babre bid, GneIanbl 90 tpa6r mir bid
baiIen,
SO tommt bsr gag, an BEN trir bi9 fdTen,
Wtt 3orn unb Gerer unb Shiperttsma9t
9eimSabIsn @erratb uab Riebertra9tl
@ahre bid, gnaIanb!
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Der 3tnLor
Bie CT a~eleoentIid %itreuoer 1T MS bic
Me0iernna.

Der Senior 1T Der b%titgsbabte Munr
Finer 3sit unb fsiner Ration. Ob er IN
Npnbon, paris, g~sirosrab, Wkn Ooei
Berlin Ibt, er erfrtut iid Der oufri4s
klgitn Nerddtlng bon Seiteu feinsr
WRitbiir9er, bpn ben 3sitssnofen anberer
Mntionsu gar nidt gu rebelt. limb Dieier
6nB 1T nidt unbeardnbsi, es lei benn,
baB mai bic geiItigs mlinoertDertbigtstt
bed 3snforsn afs Acknowledgements Wlos
fashE stlten IItbe. Gin GEL battle bic
@0nFt We%rdnIaHung gu elmer BsIeibi'
~aIHgstlags, ipsnn man sinen 3snfor
fI'sn GfsI ntnrsn Dirbs, Ipas natirlih
Al ben ssnfurbeeIiidtsn 2dnbsrH gang
k'Qsdlos pdEs, neil ber Senior iebs b.r,
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IN fpsln tA MT tHol peg me9r 1tan0s
lam, nader lam ih 9rao 70 gut 1ems
peren3 pefoe i1ei Jrenos an Sianms
} it'd MADE ditnieiptb INNER Bonn oon
mir, bag id MI 9enua irInt IN meine l9
mar { ttetret Yrohibtl4snlit. sea babe
le mir selterr Abeno tpieoer aufs arlegss
brot eedrntett; mir babe ramlin
EriegsbrotPahrtie gehabt. Stt tobrs bats
sd MT nor Srifgsbrot aegebei MIR paoe
beg grot nor dut it 2ohit. getrett nit
Different anoere Sdde. wv babe ges
itdrtt NIT afhzsrttt nn trai BUFFERS.
Damn babe mir Uladtortellapp geRabt mt
asbs8rstt. Nomber trteb mar plant
Shdbo nit at1sgrttt IN Nomber fobr
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-01-21
Jitney Bus
Discontinued

Street car companies in all of the
big coast cities are encountering an
enormous falling off in their rev.
enue, due to the establishment of
jitney (nickeD auto bus service. In
Los Angeles it is estimated that there
are over a thousand of these in OPP
GRAFTON. Various cities are passing
rules regulating the parasites on the
big transportation companies and
forcing them to pay licenses. San
Francisco has a licensed woman OPP
orator Of one of the cars.
The local jitney service was sus-
pended recently, owing to lack of
patronage. In wet weather the SER
vice was used quite extensively, but
in nice weather eople seemed to pre-
fer to walk. Incidentally nice wealth
er in Ashland overhalances the incle-
ment by about ten to one, hence the
Withdrawal of the auto street car.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-01-21
More Harmony
Sought For

OF the several problems which the
Ashland Fruit & Produce Association
has which should receive early solu-
tion, If possible, is that which in
wolves the antagonism existing to-
ward the association by certain re-
tail dealers of the city.
1t is regretably unfortunate that
there has developed any i'll feeling
and strife, and permanent elimina-
ton of this matter is necessary.
A proper, systematic handling by
the association of the products raised
in this part of the valley can surely
be done with direct adyantake to
grower, dealer and consumer.
Also, fair, equitable management
can certainly be effected by which
members of the association can se-
cure certain staple supplies required
regularly and in quantity, and at
reasonable prices.
This is the dullest period of the
year. 1t is an opportune time for a
getting together by association and
dealers, and to determine how best
to handle what is raised and how
best to. secure what, the members buy
in quantity.
Without question a simple, practi-
cal plan can be evolved, If temperate,
judicious efforts be made by repre-
sentatives selected by these inter-
ests; men who honestly desire a
peaceful solution, and who are detre-
mined on fair play. Such plan, ap-
proved by the interests involved, can
not but prove very advantageous to
the entire community.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-01-21
Thermometers and
Clocks Installed

The school board has had num-
ber of clocks and thermometers in
stalled in all of the grade rooms in
the two grammar schools. Twelve
were installed in the West school and
eight in the East school. The clocks
were installed under the direction of
II. l.. Whited and are the best that
can be procured for the purpose, hav-
ing large dials and being thoroughly
in every way. The thermom-
eters are of the new round type of
steel instrument and have no mer-
curry or other liquid in their mechan-
ism. During the last week a trial
was made of the new heat regulators
and, with the exception of one morn
ing when some one left too many
open, the rooms were kept
at temperature which only varied
three degrees.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-01-21
Oregon University
Extension Lecture

DR.. E. S. Conklin of the University
OF Oregon will lecture Friday even
ing, July 22, at 1880 at the library.
DIR. Conklin was in Ashland through
out the 1913 Chautauqua and con-
quoted one of the most popular of
the morning classes as we'll as ap-
pearing in the Round Table discus
sions at different times. His work
was very interesting and his many
friends will be glad of another op-
portunity of hearing him. The sub
1ect of his lecture on this occasion is
The Worried and the Worrier." In
these days of "Ich gebibble" that
ought to be popular subject. These
extension lectures deserve a good at
tendance, as the university in this
way can serve the whole state, and
not simply the comparatively few
resident students registered at the
college. Admission free.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-01-21
Basketball Game
Saturday Night

The first basketball game of the
season will be played in the high
school gym Saturday evening of this
week. Etna Mills high, northern
California champions, will oppose the
focal schoolboys. The Etna team
made a trip as far south as San
Francisco last year and played all
of the best teams of the Sacramento
Valley.
The local boys have only one of
last years team missing and have
developed a couple of new men who
will make it interesting for even the
best Of last years players. The line
up has not been announced, but prob
ably Lilly, Plymate, Fraley, Grisez
and Delsman will start the contest.
A girls preliminary will start at
1880. Song and cheer features by
the whole student body, led by Leith
Abbott and assisted by the boys and
girls glee clubs, will make things in
teresting between halves.
Tickets may be procured at But
ler's at the usual prices of % and
35 cents. Reservations can be made
at any time over the phone or in
person. Automobile service will be
better than ever.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-01-21
Talent Farmers
Organize Club

At a meeting held in Talent Sat
urday afternoon for the purpose of
discussing the sugar beet proposition
about forty landowners and ranchers
were present and decided to form a
farmers club and make it a perma-
nent organization.
Welborn Beeson was unanimously
chosen president, Louis Brown OF the
Talent Mercantile Company secre-
tary, c. NJ. Thomas vice-president.
The object of the club is to fur
ther the beet sugar project at this
particular time. afterwards to take
up anything that may be of interest
and benefit to the members of the
club and the community at large.
Committees were appointed on acre
age for sugar beets. All members
pledged to give their entire time
Tuesday to securing additional acre
age for sugar beets. Merchants are
also interested and promise support.
A motion was presented and car
ried unanimously, that the club offer
a prize OF $5 to the citizen growing
the largest tonnage per acre on any
lot in Talent district.
A number of Talent citizens have
already signifled their intention of
entering the contest.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-01-21
High School to
Publish Monthly

Instead of the customary and time
worn custom of putting out an an
nual publication which puts heavy
demands on the advertisers of the
town and is in the end of no interest
to many outside of the students, the
Ashland high school student body
will publish a monthly paper which
will be live and up to date in every
respect. The first paper will make
its appearance about the Goth of next
month. 1t will be a four-page sheet
of ample dimensions and will contain
many features readable not by the
students alone but of interest to the
general public as well.
The publication will contain one
or more stories by the best writer's
from the student body, articles on
athletics, debating, music and other
activities by qualified persons along
each of the lines. Up-to-the-minute
news in the local and outside schools
will also be featured together with
other items Of timely interest.
The people in charge of the sheet
hope to make it represent the pro-
gressive spirit of the younger gener-
alton and to turn out an artistic
piece Of work which all Ashland
people will be glad to send to their
friends as criterion of the progress
i've spirit of the town. While the
price at which it will be sold has not
yet been announced, it is promised
that it will be low enough so that in
a short while the circulation will be
very large.
Kenneth Lilly is editor-in-chief.
Robert Spencer is business manager.
The staff will be announced shortly.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-01-21
Move to Establish
Orphans Home

Mrs. II. B. Sober spoke before the
city council Tuesday evening in re-
gard to the establishment of a home
for orphans and other unfortunates.
The council now has a property on
the Boulevard on their hands which
would make a good temporary loca-
tion for the present at least. Mrs.
Sober asked the council to discuss
the matter and action upon it will be
taken at an early time.
The women at the head of the
movement have enlisted the aid of
the ministers and charitable wom-
ems clubs in the proposition and will
bring 1t up before the county court,
from whom they hope to secure coun-
ty aid.
Mrs. Sober has had experience in
the east with such institutions and
says that in her home town the Coun-
ty supported a home of this kind.
There is no place where orphans can
find refuge in this part OF the state
and such an institution Is undoubted-
ly needed.
The matter was referred to the
INDECENT committee, OF which Mr..
Ware is chairman.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-01-21
Shooting Remains
A Mystery

The shooting and killing of Charles
Thomasen on the north fork of An
derson creek last Thursday afternoon
will always be a mystery. Inyesti-
cation Saturday afternoon by the
sheriff's- and prosecutors office
brought no new developments on the
identity of the hunter who fired the
fatal shot. The guns, 1886 Marlin
and 30-30 Winchester, were
brought to the city by N. s. Thoma-
sen, the father, and who first found
the body, in the hope that they would
furnish a new clue. They were in
vestigated at Ewing's gun store by
the authorities, Chief Hittson, Buck
Ewing and other local gun authori-
ties, but they could furnish no new
evidence.
The pathetic side of the most baf-
fling case in recent months locally
is the grief-stricken father, who is
on the verge of prostration from
worry over the death of the boy who
was his favorite.
Saturdays work, unless new de-
velopments arise, will mark the close
of the case. Others living in the
Anderson creek district were ques-
toned regarding their whereabouts
on the afternoon of the shooting and
all furnished complete alibis in the
opinion of the authorities.