davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

The wood. they MIXED the COW they
fed the hens and wound tho cIocE.
hey packed On wator Tor the frau. ana
SHED az any thankful talk They sat
AT nifht beside ny bed. until the
mornlnF hours we're struck. and hoid
mo down when. seeing red. ! only
lonfcd % ron amuck They brought
me chicken soup and pie and Ell
the things The sick require. and kind-
ness heamed IN every eyc-ths Eind.
ness p q no wealth can hire when
recovered from me Fout. tho mumpa.
hay fever and cafarrh. . Fald. "It beat.
eth all ct out. what fhofourhbredr
The neighbora arei~
sorEs Matthss Adamag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

industry. which suggests the POSSIBLE
ity that II It Is to have government
aid. might not the iron and steel in.
dustry. II reduced to dire straits. with
the same propriety ask government
aid7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

A new distinction comes 20 Pitts
burgh. One Of her dancing masters has
shown New Workers hat Oothamites
have nothing on the Pennies IN the FOX
tr0ttinE industry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Mrs. BoisseVain's real reason for quit
ting the Ford peace expedition can be
read between the lines OF her state
ment She never was consulted BY the
leaders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

a rash Massachusetts youth % years
Of = committed suicide. which must
cause some 81 the older boys TO reflect
on the vanitles o. life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Lightning. thunder. wind. snow and
rain. ali the symbols Of the seasons In
a few hours IN December. Car you beat
it,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

President Wilson is 90 years ola to-
DAY and fun OF trouble and vcsation Of
spirit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Admiral Dewey has just celebrated
the 18th anniversary Of his birth. ana
is not yet too old or too proud 20 fight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

confidence and respect of any but
themselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Win Great Britain ~ seems 20 be a
choice between co-nscriptlon or humuia-.
uon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

And viii the Neu Workers Dol permit.
ted to eat race horse meat on fast daya7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Former L. 5. Ambassador to Germany; Former Assistant Secretary
OF State Of the United States; Former President
of Rochester University
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

dari watch 0ui.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Doubt DON'T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

u sou would sacsro @r,tromortis
Table tHe r.r..f .tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

rse r'o-A"errso. ossn 20 pan rhi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

The confirmed bachelor bel rnrrred Boz
defense schemes against lraf year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

EneIard wants ViIln-to hong him for
tle murder of subject Benton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Ana the Christmas turkey vas rem
iniacent in soup yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

The best way "to avoid the grip o.
to refuse to shake tarf- with o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

uon.
---w===
And will the New Workers Dol permit.
ted to eat race horse meat on fast days7
The confirmed bachelor Ia enrrred in
defense fcheWes against 1raf year.
-
me best way eco avoid ths rrp o.
to REFUSE to shake handle with l.
.
Ensiand wants vila-to hang hIm Tor
tHe murder OF subject Benton.
Ana the Christmas turkey vas rem
iniacent in soup yesterday
aHa
Dust orc your iast Nsv Year. rs.o.
buttons and so be be- arsIo
a
u sou would s.csre rstrsmorti.
take tne fIr..f .tr
And fnc "Trip vu catch sou If you
don watch 1uf
The beet New Years resolve o. aasn in
doubt DON'T
The ran.Nmsr.esns osrn 10 pan th..
urrF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
ATTACKING THE CONSTITUTION
By HON. DAVID JAYNE HULL

er Of the Gateway" Amendment Which Won
the Way For Unlimited Changes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-27

Wlihasl Neuborfer an Wsit aibers
tD y. u. g. Co., $1,000.
Darn Qompe an Cosmopolitan 3.
Il. Q. Co., 5000.
Winnie Softer an gbarIss o.
6aisbt, $3500.
$500.
5pi. gerilst an Baltimore glpe. 6.
II. y. Co.. $500.
Jreb. R. Dader an anna u. Bro.
teller. $1400.
@m. GrOb an qaiionaI 3. q. Co.,
$3.50.
gaOfa 9. Gardner an SObn Ris
dolls. $500.
i5raneis e.Suftus-an marpsansirp,
1896.
Wsrit SobnIon an 6. 90. bon
9unbp. 5000.
g. s. Munb an q. 3. Gairlep,
$25O0.
Sfanc 20. TlcWabon on syrant
0eorge, $1,000.
Rnrsareibu 9. SdueIer an z.
Warb 3. II. 6. Co.. $4,000.
gatbarine giiriisnbers an CABINET
9. II. 3. Co.. S1750.
Ssnnie SduItbeis on SObn MsiB.
1921.
gbriitian Rubsrsboufsr an 5rant
9pples. $1,000.
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Graabsisentbnmes 'Sppstseisn
Qeu eingetragtn.

Weu etugefrage
gbiIip Rpbnsr an Jrisba Gohen,
$500.
8lutta 6. Gilperblatt an psarI
W1artet 9ant, $4,000.
9luguftus ROtbdu an eagle 9. u.
6. a., $1,000.
Charles asppsrt on 2ouis R. 2uebs
Bert, abm'r.. $500.
Sohu 6. 5erIanbsr on Baltimore
gpe. 6. II. 9. Co.. $500.
sycIepb 8ertlet an Baltimore aps.
6. ii. .. Co.. $1,000.
Winiam 6 9onat6un an 9effie 6.
glasisr, $500.
George SO. Mob. an Wt. apofOut
g. u. 6. Co., $2500.
Charles u. @abnsr on RiIforb o.
II. 6. Co., $2750.
DO. an ebmunb Munb. S1150.
glbrahdm Sbuller an eagle g. II.
g. a.. S2500.
Stnrb 8. Wndr an Cottage q. II.
6. Co., $500.
Huunie 6. Bomb an b., $1250.
Jeunsits Deiniein an 8. 5erbifrsit.
$4,000.
Qlmanbo girlsp an Citl. O. u. 8.
Co., $1,000.
GIta guIliam an Sarrp 8. Grsttng.
$50.
Stnnie GGultheis an GoIless Si1
8. Il. 9. Co., $1,000.
aIanr M. McWnbun an Grant
gecrge, $1,000.
Jnmes 9. .opnss an Winmi Soipnf
fbip 9. u. g. Co, 800.
Rellie 8. Diftus an Hortbpeitern
9. u. g. Co.. $3.50.
sSdmes q. Orr on @iainm u
gob, $4,000.
Surrp 3. aebman on Gsrmania
go. 2. g. II. 9. Co., $2250.
Do. an bo.. S2250.
aDuiTa s. BartIap an q. Baisr.
S25Oo.
geDra. 80. Wbit. an prite 5iG 9.
u. g. 60. $1,000.
Gttifete 5ppptbsfen
Bernhard giebcff an TinbIap Q. u.
q. Gee 20, 3, S175o.
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9enilfefom.
Uormuno uno ]l(inoe(.
Roman BON u. groOt
(Gortiebuns.)

S6on i'm SpdtIommer bes Sabrts
80. alip eben borWuIHs 4breiis, brdn
bic BON beiben Seiten sendhrts Jlams
me Der 3pietra&t braulsnb berOor.
ala bei einem aufdlig entitanoslisl
@tr.it spiIhsn sinem GhriitentnaDell
unb BEN 0ruIeni9eitb bic ysaronitsn
in 10 plOblid seoroneten arissslfda'
ren in ben admpf soseu, bab Die Sa1s
burhaus prasmibitirt eridien. Die
iiberraIdkn Druisn mubten tpsihsn.
Wdbrenb ob.r bic Sieser plinosrno
unb ienssnb in Der Sruisn Oprier
ardnsen, iammslteu ii4 Sisie, tehrs
ten suriid, periastsn bic pIiinbsrsr uno
nabrnen in ibrer, bisies Wlal bersh.
tisien Dutb, bic bluiisits, alles UsaaB
iiberidreitsnbe Ra4e. Bon nun an
apurbe Der aampf offentunbis fottse.
fest unb Don bsiben Seiteu init glu'
benbem gifer fir bic sdnSli@e gsrs
uidtuns bss 9esHsrs geitrittsn.
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GrnnSsis. siibertrasnassn
eineinnati 2s. g.S.


aouis g. 0iierens an 3lOtta 6.
Silperblatt, 80 BEL 100 CUB on Der
Rprbieits bon SubIon 9lbenue. 100
Tub 6ftli9 BON Sa3el 9lpenue in Ror'
poob, (Stsusr $4); $1,000.
ebnarb 80. Raiisrfon, per Sb.'
riff an anna 3. Rantin, Cots IL,
20 unb q in .. gclIe's nrterubtEeis
lung an MtMidsn glpenue, (Sisusr
50c); 1916.
g. 8. Reeb.r an Cora @. 9apis,
Got 72S in Ohio Qanb Ii. Jmpropss
ment gompanp's llnierabtbeiIung IN
College Sia, (Steuer 50c); 81.
6. 6. Camp an 6arleD 6. S4mib,
Got 1873 in Spbe pnrs llnterabtbsis
lung, (stsusr $3.50; 81.
Qouis R. aueDbsri, 4bm'r. an
GbnrI,s 2sppert, Cots 20. 81 unb 26
in Geological aaHb Spnbifdt llntsrs
abtbsiiung, (Gteuer 81; 5000.
9siIie 6. @la3isr an Wiaiam 8.
unb GIa Donatban, iingefdhr 50
older aanb In SettiDns IL unb % In
Waiami sopnibip. (Stensr &);
$3.50.
S.nrp Sabl.r an milIiam SabItr.
Quitsclaim auf Cots 200 unb 1877 in
Sumss s.. Slipsr's 5ipeiier ADDITION
5u aodlanb, (Stsusr $1-50); 81.
WiIliam 6nbler on 6tnrp 3ablsr,
Quitsclaim auf Got IL in Sants
s. OIiper's 5p.iter Mbbition gu aods
lamb, (Steusr $2); 81.
BiIIiam Soblsr on minnie 5ab'
Ter. Quitseldtm auf Got 174 in bers
islben abbition, (Sisuer 81; 81.
gbmunb :. Munb an Gharles U.
Gardner unb 9llice W. 0drbnsr, Got
AGO in nntsrdbtbeilung r41 BON Dali
Ien part, (Steuer $3.50; 81.
Dilliup @rob an Wlnrn 9htri4.
26 BEL 150 syub on Der Giibieite bon
Weft RibeeDup MDsnlie, 176 6ub DIT.
lid DON Burnet apsnue m 4nonbals,
(Sieusr So; 81.
Qlngslins W. StseIe on Hrbert 8.
gtislbs, Got IL IN HIod ~" In
Gtssla ". G.ssl9s sTifts iiaiHat'
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tbsiiuns u college Siu. (Steuer
Soc; $3.50.
sJouniaine O. 9orrp an pbiIip
OeRoubt, 40 Bel 127 Jub an Der
SiibIeite bon Webifer glpeniis In Dat.
Isp, (Steuer $1); 81.
WiiIer 9ure, per Sberiff an Sea-
nette Deinleih, 1bsil Don Cots 116
unb 1T in 2eslis u. dds llnterabs
ibeilung In Horlpoob. (Stsusr %);
$3.50.
9bonias SO. 2llforb an 9lmauba
pirfep. 25 bei 140 SUB an Der Siibs
feiie Der Grppn Strabe, 425 SUB
ipsiflid pom Station 2lpsnus in Hors
ipoob, (Sieusr $3.50; 81.
Wlinarb so. Rdab an alice alein.
38 BEL 100 sJuB an Der Weitfsiis bon
Woobbnrn gpenus, 49 Sub nDrblid
bon ct. 2eser place. (Steuer $3.50;
$4,000.
Sobn 80. !Serron, il. on Maria 6.
5erron, % Cots in sSumes 3. Srs
Minis llntsrdbtbeiluns on Soma 4pss
nue nnb Eeabins Rpob, (Stener
$3.50; S1015.25.
GbarIes $. Hifboff on Giia puIs
liam, 33 BEL $50 Sub an Der Oitfeite
Der pine Sirabs, $50 SUB nOrblid
bon 6drris glbtnus in Roripooo,
(Sieuer 50e): 81.
.. r. pnlliam on Wldbel 9. Sids
esp, Got S147 in giifforD plaee lntsrs
abtbeilune, (Stsusr SOC; 81.
Cigar 8. pbiIlips an 9lnna Wi.
Frazier, Got 81 in 2ssIie u. Dds
ilnierdbtbeiIuns in Norpoob, (Steuer
Soc; 81.
glnna R. 8otpen on 9lnbrstp Roes
ca. QuiiscIaim auf Got 10 unb 9beiI
DON Got IL m Subbarb's llnttrabs
theilung, 81.
2lnbreip Roeea an Sobn Roeca,
basielbe Gieentbum, (Steuer 81; 81.
George 9. @ausbdn an Bertha
greier, 25 BEL 150 SUB an Der Weits
feite BON Gunlsi apenus, 80 SUB
n0rbIih bon Sames glpenus, (Stsusr
$D: 81.
aouis &. 5aud an SoeI .. WaHb.
AZ bel $50 CUB an Der Weitisite BON
Reabina Rpab in Getiion 8 IN Wlills
Greet Gcipnfbip, 81.
Catherine Slider on 1sorss Stes.
ner. 80 Bel 200 5uB on 5arriiOn 4D..
nue. in Ssttion 80 in Wiltrtsi 2opn.
fbip, (Sieusr 81; 81.
Die Rprtb college 5ia ReaIip Go.
on aIer. Ultis, Sbtil pom Got s IN
Rorib College 9il unterabtbeiluns.
81.
Gbarles u. 6.ilier on ". 9. SeiI.s
mann, Got 129 unb 5beil bon Got
l28 In COTTAGE pIaee llnterubtheiIung
uuf qriee Sin, (Stelisr $3.50; 81.
Sacob syriebnou an eugene W.
Jrisbmnn, 81 bei 100 SUB bon Cots
So, SO, go unb 81 In Rseber's abbis
lion sur eriteH Woro. (Sisusr Soc;
81.
6eltn 9. grabes an sSreb. 8. 2tns
conner, / Sabr Yoft bonn "a. Gtb.
1915, duf 8 adsr 2anb in Ssttion q
In Columbia 9pfpnfbip. acntratt gum
9lntauf fir $3.50.
s5obn R. Me@raib an Worris 9.
Jsircn, Cots 119, 122 unb 123 in 6.
u. Sbort's sriter 4bbition 81 Gbbpss
Ion, (Steuer 50c): 81.
sJrant r. Welfb on @ilIiam 8.
gpuns, SbeiI Don Cots AZ unb 48
IN Snrriion's llnisrabib.iIung in
gleDes, (Sisusr $2);
Joiepbins @ob on Samts q. Orr,
100 syub an Der Sfiisite bon SnsIss
iibs Qlate, beitebenb nus 2pts s unb 9
in St. aapisrs College llnisrabthsis
lung (gieuer S19; 81.
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aa. aIs Is fsrtis mar. Iisb sr fi4's

Sa. aIs Is fsrtis mar. Iieb sr iidb'a
nod seben.
So, bas tbut Ct ia.
Bel bir ouG2
TutiirIi9, antiporiete Grau Claire
in balb ipesiperfsnbem Zone. SD bab'
ibn fosar sefrast, pb sr niht bitIIeidt
aud nod einen Sdub babsn tpoIlte.
sic ladte.
9leid nah Der Sibunsg
Na, 70 Ianee ids nod on battle,
sins's bod nidi. sic Iadts ipieoer.
9lber ipitpisl MaI Bit bu benn idon
BEL ibm setpeieng
Morgen od5t.
Da iit's ia aud balb gu Gube.
ga, antportste Jruu @ertrub, Die
besOnneu bate, tpiebsr su aebsn. unc
ipie iie bas that, bsIddftists es lie
nun, bab sr es Bel Claire aud, 70 ses
maht bate. Gsrdbe 70. sic aber, iie
meinte. iie miiife iib idpdnien. llnb
fanb es iiber Elm aletpes aud sdn5
rihiie. Die ipor Sis bod tbOritt ees
ipsien! llsbsrbaupt INNER. Da bate
iie cine 2siiion fdpn Deroient. @is
fnoIlte sr es benn MAIDEN, tpenn CT on
ibrem akibe molen polIie9 Dasu
braudts er Is bod. llno oab er ts
slsi5 perlanst bate. Denu er serabs
in Stimmuus sefpsisn. Sic Id6elte.
Gisi9 barauf aber badts lie an etipas
anberes. Weun es morgen Die odts
Sibuns mar, sp0lf bate glaire ees
babt, bann banbeIts ss iid rlfo nur
nod I'm bier. rnb aIs ob iie es niht
ipiiIs, fab fie fid i'm 3immer nah eis
mem aalsnber I'M, iinO ou lie nirstnbs
einsn fanb, na9 BEN Sareibtiih bin.
2lbsr f. ipubte Is ia uua 10. hsuts mar
Der adt3ebnts, am a6tunb5ipansisiten
bate ibr Mann gtburtstas. uIio nur
nod ettpds mebr als cine Wo1s fonns
ie es bauern. Ods mar ibr eine erobe
entbeduns. Sic bIisb iteben, oebnte
iib, unb bann srfiiIItsn re iJreube uno
aeidtistsit 5ufammsu. aur3 brshte iit
iid auf bem 4biab I'm uro bate ON
liebteu, pdbrenb re nun iuieber
sins. ssladt. SIN euH3en nod, fiinf
SiBunssn, i'm sanaen nod cine Wods.
Gle burfte morsen aIio obne iebss
Bebsnisn uub isbes llnbebaseH pis0er
5u ibm geben. -
Gin glbeIdno Der 6rsube lag au4
nod auf 5rau @srtruos Geiiht, dls
fie su Sauie onfam, Osnn ieBt bate
fis ss siIis sebabt, bate bag @srlans,n
eeipiirt, alIein su ieir, uHo foar oess
bolb baIb aufgebro6en.
aIs iis ibre @obnung betrdi, bes
gegnsts ibr ibr Wann. Der blieb ites
ben unb ipra9 nit ibr Elm paar Wcrs
ts tpessn elmer ausfotrt um Rd4mits
tag bann meinte er uuo ldttlie bn5n:
Du iiebit ia 10 p,rsrii5t aus.
9t9 ND. sic ipOlIts an ibm poriiber,
lGhelte nber aud.
Dod er p.rtrat ibr ben Neg. Jds
tpobl. GO biit bu OeHH gefDeisn2
Bel CLAIRE.
a6 10. Dunn besreif' id. Wisber
fab er f. an, I.st. ben arm I'm iie unb
5ps iie an ii6. SD bub's 10 germ.
ipenn i'd ieb', bub bu better biii.
Disfs ern,ut, geitdiisung ihres 3us
itanb.s, lin ben lie islbit ia gut senus
ipubte, ma6t. ibr nun 70 DisI Spdb, |
bab iis ibrsn Wurn anlddts.
SdtpobI, iast, ,r, aud beIuffiai, Su
parit's in Der Isstsu 8eit iibsrbaupt
immer.
Sd9
gepib, ainb. S6 bdBs tpObl bes
merit unb mid bariiber gsfreui.
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@tpftttrTi6ea.

-SbrI,uinant: mas rat benn Ger
Otrit gu bsintm Ssiruthssfu4 sss
Ideig"
atuinnni: .Gr BAT esbOnnsrt unb
i'd Bin - nbeebIibtls
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euf3er.

Suneer SumOriit: .Wie bef6eiben
bisfs Rsbrftionen ..no. huHbertiiebens
un6fiinfsig @iBe babe itb siass!enbst
unb sinin aabsa iii NUS enSsnSm'.
snegk
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m alft6s.

6 gr: .0isis iussnbli6e 2iebbd.
berin 1T tpirflih ein rei5enbes Wsfsn.
unb niat tDdbr, ME 6inrsiBsHb fis
ipieli!1
Sie: ,Sa, Wamd faste DOrbin idon.
70 fn6h bate lie ft1on fsit Dsssunisu
Iibt mehr gsipielt.r
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3erfreut

r5err prOfsfOr. fO.ben bat Sbnsn
Der StOr4 eineH ftrammsn SunseH
ssbradt."
Sit buben bem lleberbrinser bod
Elm SriutgelO sssebsna"
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Nus benz Regen in bic
Srdufe.
gefdngnibuufieber (3u etuem 6dfts
Iing): .Serr Dudebsrg, Sic tperben
auf freisn sFuh seiest; osbrs @uttin
lpartet btreits am Shore"
limb bag nsnneu Sic sfreien sSub9'
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-29
THE CLOUD CAP TOLL

For many years many local citizens
have silently tolerated the toll that is
charged cars passing over the reserve
road leading to Cloud Cap Inn. The
road is a private one and is maintained
by private funds, and the proceeds of
toll charges, it is maintained, are used
to build dikes and protect the road
from winter storms. Under such cir
cumstances the toll charge seems one
that the Inn operators are justified in
making. But the proceeds, with the
charge at the present figure, amount
to far more than enough to keep the
road in condition. Eight cars Travelled
up to Cloud Cap Inn last Sunday, and
the receipts for toll amounted to more
than was spent on the road all last
winter.
The operators of Cloud Cap Inn have
intimated that it would please them to
see Hood River county take over this
road. In time the county officials may
see fit to take such step. Leaving
aside the merits of any such move on
the part Of the county, 1t is now in line
for the Inn people to submit a report
to the county court and for those Off
cials to set toll commensurate with
modern day circumstances.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-29
THEN AND NOW

The following paragraph appeared in
the Oregonian of July 10, 1865:
Six teams from Bitter Root valley
of the emigration from the States IN
1864, were encamped on Clay street on
Tuesday. Each team has family,
who, having wintered in the Bitter
Root country, now come among us
seeking homes. They we're formerly
from Kansas. Those of our good peO-
pie who happen to converse with new
comers should be free TO impaTJ the
best knowledge of the country possible
to them. Some of us know very we'll
the disadvantages the emigrant has to
encounter upon reaching our state,
Give them a welcome such as a brother
needs in strange land.
On July l3, 1915, more than half
hundred huge motor cars, their occu-
pants camped in the folds of the Co
lumbia river gorge beside the newly
opened Columbia river higwhay, might
have been counted by those passing on
the O..W. K. a. N. trains. These mo-
torists had travelled all the way from
New Hampshire, Louisiana, Tennessee,
Texas and Georgia. Let US inform the
strangers of this wonder land Of ours.
they will see the beauties of nature
and will return and talk. We are on
the main line.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-29
RAGING BAN

The determination of the city counci
to place ban on ragging at the oper
air pavilion is to be commended. What
ever may be the state of intentions OF
participants in such dances. the city
is wise in allowing no sensations that
might have an immoral effect on cas-.
ual spectator.
Rud lmholz, known as one Of HooC
River most industrious and exemplary
young men, will perhaps look back OF
last weeks episode as a lark to be re.
called with levity. He sho0ld not store
up animus against any one. With him
it was 3 case of technical violation Of
an ordinance, inasumch as we can Judge
by circumstances. He was an innocent
victim of sacrifice on the altar of the
law. Rud. with the rest of us, shoul
hope that salutary effects should result
from the unfortunate affair.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-29
GOVERNMENT HELPS
WITH LABOR PROBLEM

The United States government here
by notifies fruit growers that through
the employment branch Of the Depart
ment of Labor il is prepared to furnish
free of charge workers in any number,
male or female, skilled or unskilled,
native born or foreigners, English
speaking or those of alien tongue.
The government is particularly well
fitted to supply seasonal labor, such as
berry and apple picking and packing,
hop picking, grain harvesting and
other tasks that require the cOncentra-
tiOn Of large number of hands for a
hsUrt, but busy season.e This was dem
onstrated in the Hood River valley
during the recent strawberry harvest,
for which the governments employ
ment branch supplied the majority of
pickers, an inspector being detailed to
Hood River to personally supervise the
distribution of workers.
Arrangements have already been
made to register hop pickers for the
approaching harvest, and applications
are now being received from the grow
ers for parties of pickers to be supplied
at the opening Of the season.
4 Any postmaster or agent of the De-
partment of Agriculture is authorized
to receive applications for help from
employers or requests for work from
those desiring same. Or, better still.
such applications may be sent direct to
the Employment Branch. Department
Of Labor, 424 Railway Exchange Build.
ing, Portland. Ore, by which Office
they will be promptly acknowledged.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-29

To many of the citizens Of Oregon
the proposal Of bond issue Of SlO.'
600, 600. whatever the plans may be
for the expenditure Of the proceeds,
presents itself as a something to be
viewed with skepticism. The mere
mention of further expenditures raises
qualms Of fear that cause the taxpayer
to shrink. But as the taxpayer begins
to ponder, when his vision begins ia
clarity. he gets new light. He is
able to see the necessity for such ac-
tion. 1t does not take a vivid imagin-
auon to picture the results, and even
now, with details Of the plans Of the
proposed issue meager, a sentiment is
growing in favor of a huge bond issue
for permanent improvements Of Ore
gon's highways.
The Glacier realizes that many
things must be accomplished TO make
feasible the proposed voting of this
bond issue. Strong opposition is al
most sure to spring up. But we would
not advise any man to jump at con-
clusion of support or nOnsupport with
out first counting the cost and sum
ming up the benefits to be secured
from the big sum of $4,000. 600
honestly and jusdiciously spent on Ore
CONS main highways. Our faith is
such that in such case we would pre-
diet but one result.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-29
Strain Too Great
Hundreds of Hood River Readers Find
Daily Toll Burden.

The hustle and worry OF business men,
The hard work and STOPPING of work
men,
The woman's household cares,
Often weaken the kidneys.
Backaches, headaches, dizziness,
Kidney troubles, urinary troubles
frequently follow.
A Hood River citizen tells you what
to do.
Mrs, S.Rodgers, of 912 Wilson street
Hood River, says: kidney complaint
came on me gradually had burning pain
all through my kidneys and got so weak
that it was all could do to get around.
My rest was broken by irregular kidney
action and mornings | felt all tired out.
Doan's Kidney Pills brought me back to
good health, relieving all the troubles
from which | suffered so long. When
ever have felt in need OF kidney med
icine since, have taken Doan's Kidney
Pills with fine results"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Rod.
gers had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, n. Y.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-29
Fire Losses in Hood River Numerous

We have had more losses this year tc
date than in any year heretofore, Haz.
ards OF fire are increasing; especially are
they greater this time of year. We find
many instances in both city and country
where no fire insurance is carried. Al,
ways after the fire there are few peo,
pie in the immediate neighborhood who
think OF fire insurance, and some take
out policies. But why wait for the fire
it might have been you who burned out
instead of your neighbor.
In the Valley your barns are full oi
new hay, your blooded stock is in there
at nights Why take the chance? Take
out a policy today. Reed & Henderson
Inc, phone 1891. jyl5ti