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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-02
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June bride. Somehow or other he got
hold OF ell the copies of the song. II
Is now extinct. Just like the dodo.
Social exhibitions OF the twilight
sleep are being shown on the films at
a Columbus Circle theater for women
only. Not a man has been admitted.
and even the moving picture operator
is wopisn.
The other night Billings Birch was
selling tickets when 4 sport-ssirtei.
wrist-watChed young man breszed up
10 the wicker and said:
One ticket, please.
This show is for women only.
Burch replied.
Then he got a look at the wrist
watch and sold the ticket.
Frank MandeI. the playwright. has
just written u play called sherman
Was Right" and the critics panned II
so hard that Mandels ears burned
when he saw the morning editions.
He wandered down in the lobby OF
his hotel about s o'clock in the MOI n
ing for u breath OF fresh air ana
scrubwoman said: Morning Mr.. Ian
del an l saw your play last night
Well. how did you like itT'
Faith and it's the best play ! ever
saw"
Mandel frightened up. but on cross
examination learned that II was the
only play the woman had ever seen
Jose Collins turned her ankle climb
ing a papier- Alp the other night
and is now DESTROYS of sending cable
grams of sympathy 10 the Italian sol.
oilers. Miss Collins mishap occurred
during the second act Of 4 play on
Broadway. She finished the perform
ance, but for q week or so VIII sing
with a limp. Miss Collins says as an
Alp climber she prefers the treacher-
GUS elevated stai-ways
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-02

When their motors fail expert svia-
tors by gliding can advance qbout four
miles in q. descent OF q mile,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-23
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
usjrkp sfArEs LANp oyYicE
Burma. oregon. kepieinbe -. ~

uwrkp efzTEs LAND oyYfcR !
Burma. Oregon. september -. isis.
10 Frank Miknikaof Burns, Oregon. con,sstss
iou arc hereby modified thasvsyfinec Kremsrii
who gives AstFoun, Orezca, ~ bis pest-oiics
address did on sep,emb Der zAth. 1874 file In shil
once hif duly coffobofesed application 70 con-
;csi nd secure the cancellation OF your Home,
pfeRd Entry. No. Serial, No. uf1be made March a
1910. for y 5SNwi< Of eee. ~, and EE,&Nk,< oi
~ etl en- y and sEAskE sect on :,
TwGp,E.assiss ..ii,.sss sss's eany. oaa. ~ Kss, e,
failed 10 estsbiished residsncean she said land
wiihin sig months alIeg said iiiina OF 81 any
Tine al ali, that ha fasira 10 reside upon, cultf
vale or lYpfove The said land for iaore than
sis moBfhf aext prior 10 the eemme enremeni
of this contest or at any time whziSosyer and
has wholly and onpleisiy ahandcnsd The ssid
the commencement Of this contest.
You are. therefore. further notified that the
said allegations VIII ee taken a. coDfsssed. and
iher right 10 bs heard. either before this once
or on appeal. y yon fail 10 DIE IN thia once
within twenty days after the FOURTH pnblise-
ton ~ this notice, .as shown below, your
auewaF under oeth, specifically responding 10
these Allesetiops Of confess. toEesher sish due
proof thai 'ye,l hfve sessfd cbpy ef your
saswef on ths ssla soa'esssps sishsr ~ person
the sosi sa0Ss sss ' o wkss you desire eli s iai.ss
notices 20 br sent 10 you.
SAN NofHEnzHE4p. Receiver.
Date Of 1ret publicstioB Octohera, 1915,
Date OF sscsid publicetion October 10. leis.
bate OF third pub,ication October n, 1914.
Date OF fourth publication ociebsr %, 1913.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-23

man, whose name Is unknown by
ye scribe. north Of Sheephead
mountain.
Ross Banks is again clearing
brush from his homestead, after
having helped A. Egli with his
potato harvest.
While Mr.. Houel, Of Dry Vail
ey, was after the mail at this
Office, some one broke into his
house and stole his watch and
other valuable articles.
Carson Wolter made a business
trip TO Narrows the latter part Of
the week.
Elizabeth Smart and Eva Bur-
getts names are added to the
Iscant list. Of pupils names. on
the school register, since insti-
tute.
VIM. Burgett and niece, Anna
Graves. have gone to Nevada by
auto.
Cletas Sherwood Is staying at
DR.. Potters, going to school.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-23

The piano recital given by Den,
Mowrey at the Levens last Tues.
day evening, assisted by Mrs.
James Lester Gault, soprano,
proved a most delightful affair
and those present are high In
their praises Of both these artists.
Mr.. Mowrey's playing was mas.
terly and his rendition of some
Of his own compositions as well
as those Of the worlds most ia.
nous composers showed him "a
be q finished musician. Il was
certainly a treat to the music
lovers Of our city who appreciate
the opportunity Of hearing him.
He has great technical ability
and excellent musical taste which
greatly pleased the large and APP
preciative audience.
Mrs. Gault appeared TO advant-
age In two groups Of songs which
were very pleasing TO oil. While
Mrs. Gault is home folks" il
doesn't detract from her popular
ity as a musician and her many
admirers certainly appreciate her
wonderful ability. They fully
realize the excellence Of her
singing and are proud OF the fact
that she belongs to our city and
is so generous In sharing her tai
ent with Us.
Such entertainments are al
ways q sacrifice to those who
promote them; the visiting artist
never receives adequate rernune-
ration, generally. leaving their
regular work to make the long
journey TO this city. but it Is for
love Of the work and the desire
to assist In bringing about q
greater appreciation Of high class
music. The Times-Herald be-
lieves In supporting all such ef-
forts and the musicians are COM
mended in using their efforts in
bringing SUCH artists to US.
Many Of our young people haye
few opportunities Of hearing such
artists - Mr., Mowrey proved
himself to be and Mr.. Fellows ia
to be congratulated and given
much credit for this entertain
ment,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-23
New Road Building
Equipment for County

Road Master Faulkner took
the manager of this paper out
the other day to see the new road
grader at work and to inspect
the equipment that has recently
been installed. The piece OF
work then being done was one tc
test the fitness of the machinery
and it was accomplishing many
times more during the afternoon
than the old way of grading,
The county court has been
casting about to see how. more
road work could be accomplished
with the money available and il
would appear they have accom-
plished the purpose by securing
the new equipment. The new
machinery consists of big Avery
tractor, elevating grader, push
grader and a ripper or scarifer.
This is all arranged to work upon
one base and therefore convenient
and most compact.
There has been a demand upon
the court for more road funds as
the usual levy of some $50 600
was not sufficient to cover as
much territory as required, but
with this new equipment tits pos
sible to cover FIVE to seven times
as much territory as the former
way therefore the same levy will
give us what would equal $780,
600 under the system that has
been followed.
The machinery seems to be
giving good satisfaction and
while it will not be in use long
this season it will demonstrate
its economy next year and give
this big county better roads and
more of them than in the past.
The road question has become a
problem in this big county and it
was necessary to get more mod
ern equipment. This move viii
no doubt prove a good invest
ment and the court will receive
commendation.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-23

George B. Marsden was mar
ried last Saturday afternoon In
Portland to Miss Emily Petrain.
The wedding was intended to be
a surprise to all his friends. his
mother was not even TO share In
the secret until later. but an
automobile accident Immediately
following the ceremony In which
George took part In rescuinS
some unfortunates who were hurt
spoiled the secret as the papers
published II and thus his friends
In Burns we're wise. He sent q
telegram to his mother. however
and she was guarding the secret
but to no avail after the papers
arrived. George and his bride
arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Biggs just north Of
this city Thursday evening where
they joined his mother and ex-
pect to leave today for the Bear
Valley ranch where they will
make their home.
Mrs. Marsden was most happy
in telling The Times-Herald Of
the arrival Of her son and new
daugher over the phone and we
are sure the many old time
friends of the family are just On
happy over the event and ex-
press their best wishes for q
happy life of the young peopie,
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CONTEST NOTICE.
uNtTED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns, Oregon, October D, lalS,

'tshHi ptok~at tNtoVtf " itt1
To Christian D, oehlsr Of Eaucws, Oregon
Contestee;
You arc hereby notified tina, Margaret d. Proc.
tor who gives Burns, oregon, a. her post oiiie,
address, did on October 8, Ipih nlc In this Otlic
hor duly cortobofaied application to c0ntenl
and secure the cancellation OF your Homes stead
Entry No, Serial No. OoS26 made March ~ lpil
for ewA, section .. Township ~, \. Range
81 kant. Viliamet.s Meridian, and as gfounds
Tor her contest the eileDesths said entryinan
has neyeI eslabiibhod fesidenco thereon, has
placed no iwpfoYemepts whsteopyer on said
laud and has wholly ebandoped the same. aud
the same u now wholly devoid Of any Improve
ments, ana has beon devoid Of Improvements
ever since the date of said entry, aud ne eiiofl
whAteyes has been made TO comply with the
Homestead lay ey the ssid sns'smsn. BY any
You are therefore, further notified that IN Q
said ailegations will be taken ~ confessed,
aud your said entry WILL b eanceled without
further right 70 BE- heard either before this
o o,es % Of % appeal, !! you i.il q iiis N This
publication OF this notice, "a shown below,
-FOUR anewor, under oath, specifically respond
lnE. % these ellegatIons u contest togother
With aus proQf that yoQ have served e0py OF
FOUR antvnf on The sAld copleetant either Ia
person o. ~ registered mail,
You should slate 10 your angweF the name Of
me poalonice 20 which yoa desire inliifs NOTICES
VIZ. FAnan, Resister.
Date Of Grst publication October ;, iiS,ib'''' iSib''
OATS Of peqond publication OetubaF l0, 1918.
Date OF third publication October Is, f0lk.
Date ffoash pnhiiesucn October 81, 1910.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

@efeHf NftN8~"f ttft'tfNf ~ttts faf't
TO George y. Rsiison ofBurnp, oregon, Con
You are hereby notified that Martha N. Iiaa-
address. did on october >. 1878. hie in this
ssss sqa .ssaLs shs SEnssis'on q your home
1910 Tor sks<, VI Bsction S, Township N, g.,
Range 81, u. w. Meridian, and a. grounds Tor
har contest shs alleges that said oatryman has
never established residence thereon, has placed
no lmpfoFemeptl whatsoever on sald land,
same K nov wncliy d1yold',af srny i,nproys
menis, ana has been deyQid Of IMPROVEMENTS
ever sinee the date of said entry. aud no effO Il
whsteysT has been msde 70 comply With ne
honsssssa lay " lge ,ssld entrymAn, or BY any
You are. therefore, further notified that ibs
said allegations will bo taken AZ confessed
and yonf said entry win be cancelled without
once o. on sppssi. u you }sli 20 ils IL iSis hi,
once within twSpJy days stfer the PobRTiI
publication of abs noliec. a. shown below,
your snsver, anesr oath. specifically respond
Ing 70 thcse sllssstionf of contest, together
with due proof that you have served copy oi
your answer on the said contestant either III
person or BY registered mall.
You should state In your snswer the name OF
the post once 70 which you desire fniue
nosiees 20 be sent 70 you,
VIZ. FARRK, Register.
Date Of first publication October 9TH 1918.
Date OF second publication october 10. iaih
Data OF third publication October Is, 1910.
Date OF fourth pnbiicstion October 20. 1919.
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Notes From Egli.
lconlrlbu,edl

| Contfibutod
The aged parents of Leonard
and Carson Wolter have depart,
ed for their home in Missouri by
way Of Adm and San Frisco. Cal.
Carson Wolter and wife accom-.
panied them as far az Adm,
going by way Of Lakeview.
w. T. Lester. of Burns. was
seen on our streets one day last
week.
w. f. Redeman Is working on
his new shack this week.
Luther Addington has been
digging q we'll for DR.. Marjory
Potter. on her desert claim. and
was very successful by striking
an abundant supply Of water at a
depth of but sixteen feet.
The insurance representative
was out last Friday, to inspect
the loss. by fire. Of 7, s. Hames,
grain stacks.
Stewart Fox Is one OF the sue
cessful trappers, of Dry Valley.
having caught over twenty coy
otes already this fall.
Jack Smart Is assisting VIM.
Smith with his fall seeding.
Last Thursday night Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Doniyan and Crosby
Smith. In the formers auto. drove
over to get DR.. Will Potter and
with him. hurried on. to the bed
side Of a supposed to be dying.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-23
Notice To Stockholders.

Notice Is hereby given that a
meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Burns Flour Milling Co. will
be held in Burns. Oregon on Sat-
urday, Oct 80. at Tonawama at
2 o'clock p. m. at which time
business Of the concern will be
discussed and a conference with
the directors respecting certain
matters.
BY order Of the Board Of Direc.
tors.
w. e. HUSTON.
Secy. Treas.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-23

About two years ago when !
began using Chamberlain's Tab
lets ] had been suffering for some
time with stomach trouble and
chronic constipation. My condi-
ton improved rapidly through
the use Of these tablets. Since
taking four or Ave bottles Of them
my health has fne." writes Mrs.
John Newton. Irving. N. Y.
For sale by oil dealers.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED hTATEe LAND OFFfcE. 4
bnrns. Oregon. ortobef IA, 1913
Notice IL hereby given that Percy X. sane.
of Burns ,aOfefpp, who. ON June 10, ieis. made
Homestead' kntr7, No. e7atf. Tor HWt<.
soetlan ~. Township 70 south. hanEs
10 r., Willamette Meridian. has hied notice
of intention 10 make Anal com mutation proof
10 establish eisim 20 the land above dc
sefibcd. before Register and Receiver, at nnrns.
oregon, on the xind day Of November. 1914.
Claimant name> ~ slfnes1esi
Henry Pease, Ross RiuEer. Edith Ringer.
Charles Needham. all Of Nsrrows orsgcn.
wa. tAssn. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

uhITKD STATES hand oFficK
Lskeview. Oregon. Qctpbef !. 1915.
r0T coat LAND
Notice = hershy given that William =. not m,
OF t!aliar, osssen. who. en septea ber y, igi2 .
N,SsE;S N g, <sw \, and SIX sSwss< Sec. ., Town.
shfp 2S koath, Range - Hast. Willamette
Meridian, has hled nctice VI intention 10 make
thfee-yesr proof. 20 establish claim 10
the land sboys described. before G. }. stauIier.
Y. B. Con missioner. AZ etenner, Oregon, on
the sth day OF November. ielA
Clsinant names ~ witnesses;
y. A. yeek, ~ III Geyer. u q, Davis. Hen
DeWiu Al 0f staunaf. Oregon,
Jas y. BpnaES. Register,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND oFIIcE

UNITED STATES LAND oFtIcE
nnYns. Oregon. October ~. tsis.
Notice 10 hereby gwen thst Jphn 7homss
1914. made Homestead xniTy. No gppe for
AEIl. eae, IL, Twp. 70 ~, Aanss % E. William
elite Meridian, hss died notice of iassntlen 70
maks ilnsi ave year pseof 70 ssishlish
inter aud Receiver. az Hufne, Oregon. on the
nth day Of November, 1918.
Claimant names ne Witnesses.
BhiIH. Nlnllm Aiampft, ~ II kliey, 9ssnon.
w, fAstp. kseiftef.
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NorIcE FOR PUBLICATION

uGiTED sTATKe LAND opFIcE,
Hurns. oregon. ortSbst ~. isiaI
Notice % hereby siyen that Jesse &. Bredesn.
Of nechisy. ofssen, whoi on June 70. igi2,
Akss, sk.&awt<. Soc. ~; kltwi{. HwI4Ewk.
seciiol ~, NkIsNw,4, ssoslen ". Tewnship
81 south. Range - Eas', Willamette Msri.
aaAi thfes-yesr Proof. 10 establish elsim 20
the land above describdd, before q. Y Tailoeh.
.. =. comfnissicnef. at bis ennes at nsetiey,
oreson, on tho stih DAP OF November. 1915.
Claimant names a. sitne.ses
Augustine Gilbert. Aolsft Nelson. James
FIalL psfid ffps. all VI bsck Icy, Oregon.
WI, F4hrs. hsstsssf,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-23

With all kodak finishing
amounting to $500 / viii give an
8xl0 enlargement of your favorite
film free. Films developed 10c
per roll any size. Packs 25c.
Prints sc. postcards &c.
Sayer Studio. Burns. Ore.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
'isnnp aurns. snaTss orsaoa' ds,ss.s dAsn oFs!cF

Notice ia hereby given that Dax,a "A Ma.
OF Riley, oregon who, ON Mach "a io,ns
made hemesiead Enlry No, OissS' for k,yic<
seeruon "a, township 2a, south, Ranrs y;
lentlon 10 make inal nye-year prool IA sstsh.
zen claim to the land above described IL iors
heklnler nhd kooeiyer, a. nurna Orsson, an
the uth day Of November laik, -eN'' w
claimant names aa witneaaeaf
u: u. Thorn. X, J, hireoh, lsaao Fusfer ana
N,l' Best ali OF Riley, OREGON.
WA Fans Register.
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NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Latssiss. orsssa. october !, ISIS

usJTRp sfAyes LAND uyrick
IsakeyteN. OroEoa. October ], 1913
Het coal lands.
Notice 10 hereby given that Tom 4. cowsn, u
stsnfet, Oregon. who. on septomber -. 1919.
made Homestssd xntry. No, ooozs, Tor Lots ;,
&, Sec. - D Il, ask..A Lots !. e.sElt ~.
E sss,, Sis%s,ss s' isralsn e.. n isa 1ss no,ics :
ef intsniieq 20 maks anal threeyear proof. %
establish eistm to the land above Described.
before q. J. Rtanfief u. Y. Commissioner. r.
- staufsf. oregon. on The sth day Of sovem-
Der, iefA.
Claimant names a. Witnesses
E.A. feck, %. y. Davis. n. ~. Geyer, Ben
Dewitt. all Of stauncr, oregon.
sAf. hpEasss. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-23

Of the
March s 1915 and ending 80 1916 balances
IN the September
n Tressury
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SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT

OF the Clerk of Harney County, State
of Cregon, showing the amount OF
claims allowed by the County Court OF
said county and state. for what purpose
allowed. the amount OF warrants drawn
from the LIST day Of April, 1915, to the
aoth day Of September. 1915, inclusive,
and the amount OF warrants outstand-
ing and unpaid September 3Oth. 1915:
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED srArEs LAND ogFIcg

Burma. oregon. October 7. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Christian s, ollEud
ef Firids. Oregon. Who, on April "a, 1912. aud
Deeembsrs .. islt, made Homestead Rntriea No.
o1eas e7xsi respectively tor SSEs<. n " Z,
3 h.s X i y. 1ss sssi 4 EsP ~ AZ Z
nutice % iate1tieu 70 make hnal Three year
proof. 90 establish claim 10 the land above de-
scsihed. beioTp \. J, o'Cepnaf. u. T. commls-
sienef, ~ hip oficr st ppnio. Oregon. on the
10th day NJ Apyemher felh.
Cislnant namsa ~ Witnesses
Jacob a, Thofasen, Lee q. Cooley. Cameron
n. Tfimhle, sil of Andrews. oregon. Guy y.
oilEsTd, of Fields, Oregon.
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NOTICE FOR rUBLioArIoN.
UNITED sTArFa lam OFFICE, I
nurns. Oren,n. ,lctoher i9lG |

VNII tT 0TNTT| TlNN UTFIVE,
hurns, orcgup, uciOhcr Z l9lA
:. Notice lfhervhy eiNen that 0uv h Ougard,
~ rlo'uh ulusoh, Who. on Ananstlt l9t2, made
h9mcstead Entry, No, r.,l'. for lot l. e. n sec,
q y We. Y, 8 r., SNAsEh SCI 4sWll section
w, iwp 10 y. Range SIT, Willamette Meridian
nes hleu notice Of infeutiiu 90 make hnal
thrce'year plool 10 establish clam tu the land
above described, hefNfc M. y. O'COnu0r. us.
uemmissioner, a his onice, at nculo oregon,
on me 10th day of Nuycmhef,llil
tt9imnnt names as witnesses.
Nhtsiian =, Ollgard, of Fields Oregon, cam
9sseh Sseh tMs tttmble, Lee g. cooler, Jacob A.
thomrens all OF Andrews. Oregon.
VA fARRe. Reksief
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Totai.

l. a and al
the OF this
Dated Oct, 49, 1915.
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STATEMENT

Showing all om and other collected and nrned oys
30ih.,
Apr so 1915 for the reported 81 1915, cash
Aiays 9i6 vsar 1919
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SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT

w. A. Goodman. Sheriff,
BY 7. >. sprague, Deputy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-17

Mrs Anna Peterson. pioneer resi-
dent Of Moline passed from the home
cf her daughter. Mrs. Mathilda Schie-
rerl 1926 Fortieth street, Rock Is
land. AT s this morning. The end came
after an illness extending over more
tlan a year She had been belfast
since August.
Deceased was horn in Sweden Dec.
! 10, 1880 She came to America in 1869.
,settling in Moline where she had re-
sided most of the time since. Her
husband John Peter Peterson. died in
1876. Six children, y grandchildren, II
great grandchildren and one brother
are left to mourn her passing Children
i8Te Mrs Schieberl. at whose home she
died, Charles O.. and Albert Peterson.
North Dakota; Emil of Chicago and
Mrs Josephine Zeis and Mrs Sophie
/ Johnson of Rock Island
/ Funeral will be held from the home
Of Mrs. Schieberl Rev. A. F. Berg
strom Of the Swedish Lutheran church
Moline. of which the departed was a
devout member, will 0ificiate Burial
viii be in Riverside cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-17

own information. is materially differ
ent from the case or cases to which
The American government apparently
IS referring
Therefore the Hungarian
government must leave il to the Wash
ingtou cabinet to draw up the indiv-
idual legal maxims which the COM
mander Of the submarine IS alleged to
have violated when sinking the An
coma
The American government also
thought it advisable to point out the
attitude which the Berlin cabinet in
the before mentioned exchange OF cor
.respondeuce had taken Tn the highly
esteemed note the Ausiro-Hungarian
government finds no support for this
course. II the American government
should have intended thereby TO ex-
press an opinion as if a precedent ex-
lists for the present case, the Austro-
Hungarian government in order 10
prevent misunderstanding must de-
clare that it. Of course, must preserve
full liberty to urge its own legal in
terpretations during the discussion of
the Ancona case.
The government expresses to Am
/ bassaaoz Penfeld full sympathy for
the victims of the Ancona sinking,
says The correspondent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-17

Wax or sreen Beans Fresh
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-17
Obituary
.Ardo Otto Edward Rerner.

Ardo Otto Edward Berner 12-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 05to Berner,
734 Thjrtieth street died at 1870 yes
terday morning at his home following
an Illness of five days with pneumo-
MA He was born in Rock Island Feb.
4 1903. Besides his parents he is sur
vived by one sister. Marie, and one
brother Carl who is confined with
scarlet fever. Private funeral services
were held at 10 O'Clock this morning
II the home, Rev r. J. Rolf ofiiciat-
'ng Burial was in OakdaIe cemetery,
Davenport.