davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17
Finishes shipping sheep.

c. E. Rude, we'll known stockbuy-
er, has returned from Montana where
he just delivered the last of the SO.-
900 sheep which he recently bought
around Shaniko and Heppner Some
OF the sheep were taken to Idaho
and others to Montana. He was un-
fortunate in losing some in Montana.
a cold rain chilling them on the first
day they were uloaded. He is look
ing now for 10000 more but antici-
pates some difficulty in finding that
number as most of the sheep are be-
ing taken to the mountains.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17

Judge Phelps today ordered the
sheriff to summon trial jurors for
the special term of court which will
convene tomorrow morning. At the
session a number Of criminal cases
will be disposed of, there being a
number pending as result of the re-
cent session of the grand jury. 1t is
very improbable, however, that the
Lee Dale murder trial will be held at
this term. He has not yet secured his
attorney nor entered plea, and the
case will doubtless be held until the
regular September term.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17

Sharkey. the Round-up's famous
bucking Belgrade bull, has a son and
heir that its owner believes will out
strip its noted father in size and hon
ors, B. S. Waffle, well known resident,
is the owner Of the calf that was born
at his place on Lewis street this NOR
ming, Mr. Waffle declares it is the
largest calf at birth he has ever seen,
is the same color of its illustrious
father and is already bucking.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17
Would Meet Bobby or Bud.

Sammy Good of Tacoma, who
claims to be the undisputed light
weight champion of the northwest. Is
after match with either Bobby
Evans or Bud Anderson in Pendle-
ton on July 5, according to tele-
gram received at this office, The
Evans-Anderson bout has not yet
been definitely scheduled and it may
be possible for Good to get his fight
The Tacoma boy is said TO be fight
ing now at weight heavier than the
lightweight limit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17
Auto Men Are Here.

A party consisting of G. H. Nc
Cutcheon. manager Of the Howard
Automobile Co. of Portland. Harry
Hays, travelling representative, and
Louis Buntzell head service man for
the company, arrived here today by
auto from The Dalles. They made
the trip in a new 1916 Buick Little
Six.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17

Suit was fled yesterday afternoon
by r. w. Ayres against l. A. and
Winnie Williams to collect on note
for $50 alleged 20 have been executed
to the First National Bank and later
transferred to the plaintiff osmar
f. Smith is plaintiffs attorney.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17

tContnued from PAGE one.J
with red crosses to indicate their
neutrality and, filing through the
train, painted everybody In like man
ner, even marking the face Of Gov
ernor Withycombe and the train crew
from peanut butcher to engineer.
In La Grande they made their pres
ence known with vociferous Letter
Bucks7 and enlivened the parade with
their antics. Their force was aug
mented by fresh arrivals on the ey-
ening train. Some returned last
night but most Of them are remain
ing over for the races today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17

Our Rock Springs coal burns clean
giving you more heat and less dirt
for your money. Good dry weod
that doesn't boil, but burns. Also
slabs and kindllng. Protect yourself
from cold and cost--order from B
L. Burroughs. phone 6.-Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17
Dcnnlrrer ln Rnst Cnse.

Indicating that she will probably
fight the efforts Of her husband, Glen
Rust. to secure a divorce from her,
Cordelia Rust today filed a demurrer
to the complaint Her attorney is w,
Nj. Peterson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17

George Peringer has received word
that his father, J, W. Peringer Of
Los Angeles formerly of this county
has been quite ill., He is past 81
years old. AT last report his condl-
ton was somewhat improved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17

Permit for Bungalow.
J. s. Baker today took out a per-
nit to build S25O0 bungalow on
Jackson street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17

Iafe Wright is the latest man to
fall into the police net on charge of
selling liquor to Indians. He. pleaded
guilty this morning and drew sem
tenee Of $50 fine or 25 days in jail
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17
For sale. VerI Reasonable.

Modern 7-room house and lots
about l block off paved streets. Suit
able for chicken raising and garden
ing Inquire Mrs. c. A" this office
ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17

The most disagreeable wind AMI
dGst storm Of the spring blew over
Pendleton last evening and well into
the night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17
NeWSy Notes OF Pendleton

Condition Is critical
The condition OF James Furnish is
reported this afternoon to be very
critical
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17
Notice

NOEce.
The Pendleton Valley Dairy makes
two deliveries a day to homes. Fresh
milk and cream, wholesale or retail.
Good service. Phone 2SF4.-Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-17
PENDLEroN ETlKs.

CONTINUED from page one.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
smperpiiprenrntb.
Sunni sibnng- 8. Sag :
3. Mngnit 1 / s.

Ser 8oaro trat semdb ieiuer @erz
tagung 5ulammen. - Mqe Mit9lieDer
iparen anlpeien6.
8rotofoI Der geitrigen Sisung ipltrs
De berlelen nnb gencbmigt.
Betition bon Mug. $. Snnberbrud
mn 3uriideritattune bon $500 irrz
tbiimlid allfgeleeter unb be5ablter
@%unoefeuer in Gitp of 9nbenport
Iopnibip fir 1914. ipurbe a1li gm<
pfeblune bes MiIcliors beipilligt.
Betition bon gonaro Collins,
County ! Muoitor, i'm 3uruderfattlrng
bon $41.13 an gberiban gptpnibip.
oa beiaster 8etrag bon genalrntem
|3opnibip iiberbe5ablt ipllroe alf &onz
to ben ugrabel : g6arses"' fir 1914.
8eipiQigt.
Betition bon Srar 8m. Sdroeber
I'M streidung oe5 Milebments auf bag
@runbei9entbum, beIdrieben als bic
iiibliden SO SUB boz Sen ;n1rbliden
1O5 SUB, Got 8, 8lod 10, 8urt 2atp,1
NDD1ttptl, dllfgelegf dl1f zen; Jtdncll
Wlartin Sdroeber fir 1914, ba berz
ielbe infolge @rantbeit our 3abl1n9
0ieies 8etrages aubcr gtante lit. lpnrz
Sc bprgelegt nno auf geb0rig nnterz
riibten nnb angenpmmenen Mntrag
ipurbe Der County Mubitor initruirt.
cine Mntpeilnng auf ben @rmen : Sonb
gu @lniten 0 Brau @m. sdroeber
in Ser @0be BON $1O.95s our @e5ablu,tg
|belagter steuer alls8lltellen.
Netition bon Solepb 8. @roipn ll,t1
streidun8 bes Miiebments auf bag
@igent6llm, bcidrieben ols Got 8,
glof 1, @c~aen5ie's subbipiiio1i.
Satabt &nbenport, fir 1911, in Mn<
befrndt ieines ltnbermDgcns. bieien
8etrag 5t entridten, ipurbc borgelegt
unb auf gebDrig unterliibten uno an<
genommenen Nntrag mp auf @nlpfeb<
lung beg 8orlibcnben oes Nrmencoms
mittees lpurbe Der gountp : Mubitor
.initruirt. cine Gnipeiiuns auf ben Mrs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11

felt altsat l1efNtprifienA @ngIa,tos Snr
Zee eriuacbiu1, ldypellcn Sic 3abl Dc
rer ill's l(ltgebenre on, lpcld]c elm
embargo Ser @afiel1oltsfubr INNER
mngeltiintcr perlu1gen, Inn @nglano
J5n 3 10 ingen, Sic ginidranfllngen
bes &an0els Ser Ser. Staatel nlfsu=
bebcll. gs banoelt iid) mabrlid nidt
lm aeringfiigiae Iinae. @elnl gna-
lannoOie reie Musfllbr bon @olwmpol-
lie, melde bam1freie @aare lit, nidt
aeltattet, sam miro Ser Siioe,1 5l1
@Y1l1tbe aeridtet lllo oer gauge @aa-
renba1oeL oes Siioens, Ser bonn
|&allmnollengeidait abbaneig lit,
ebel1folls. 3Serm 6lcild, bas banll-
fret lit, meatlt nod nel1traIen 2dnoern
uno fir Sic G%r1labrl,ng Ser biirgerIi-
f)elt 9epolferu11g ser frieesfiibrenoen
Climber beitimunt, ourh grglmbs
@erbot nidlt crportirt mrben bari,
10 miro bns nniere @ieb5udt ldpper
beeiltrddltioen1 oenn I'M oiele LOFT
memo 5l1 madcl1, lit ein M11Benbonoel
%nutlpenoig. @enn anerifaniide
Tabrifanten Sic oielen bannfreien
@aarel1, sic lie nad Dem I11slonoe SIT
perfol1fen pflegen. nidt erpprtiren
0%iirfel, Baum bralld)en mir nid)t mebr
bon einem Mati1r SIT reoe,1, oan,l li1o
lite ld)on 51 @runbe gerid)tet. l%1nlere
gauge Sll0llitrie, iomeit lie nidt fir
oen arieg arbeitet, lit ol,rd Gnglanos
@iafiir perfriippelt. sl1ls Sen glei-
d)e1 l1riaden fins Midionen bon
amerifaniid,en Mrbeitern broblos ooer
iid init @l1nger : &%ationen
begniigen. Gas iiuo 8eldpperoen, sic
tief IN 0as 6leiih ser Asatio1l eii,=
id)neiben n10 ba5u fnmn1t nod, boB
bieie @illfiir cine infame 9eleioigl,ng1
Der Ser. Staatcn bartlett. Gas miro
meiteren Golfsfreii en im1ner flarer,
trot Ser ldderliden @erbebl1ng ourd})
Sic oitlide probritiide Nrelie. @cnn
Nraitoent @ilion l1no icine &otbge=
Der Bic Hooomontaoen bieier ais Sen
ser 8olfsmetmllrg bctrad=
ten, lillo lie III eil1em 0iden SSrrtbum
Ias miro ibnen in iebr
3eit bonn Sii6cn, MittellpeIten
ur0 @elten 10 flor gemad)t meroen,
oab ibnen Ser aopf Drummer miro,
ntl0 ebenio Ser 0itIid)en @eIo=
q d) (, meld)e birter ser ionOerba=
ren 9eclltralitat Ser 8unoesregierung
itedt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
Gner Suitcm fam f,trirt tucrbett.

@eib lorsfaltig unb iebt @u6 nidt
Sugl1tt. erl6Dpfung ODER pl0blide,
glttberdnberllngen aug nnb nebmt cine
gebnnolllng nit u9r. Sings SEEM
|9iscoperp", tpobur6 SIR poiitib 2inz
Derung uno nit Der 3eit liberli6 @ciz
lung bon @urem gutter finnet. Sic
erlte Soils idon beldnftigt Den Nei5.
bait ben Sniten aui, Der Dnnn in turz
3er3eit gang berldminbet. ST.. Sings
Neip 9iscoberp" lit e~rfolgreid felt As
Sabren gebraldt iporben u1b garan<
tirt Die 3eilun9.. Gelb 5u~riideritattet.
ipenn ntdt befriebi9enS. Split cine Blae
i9e bon gnrem Apotbefer; lie foltet
5gu6 nur tpenig un0 bilft. biel. (@na.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11

Gopher Bounty.
Lawrence Scanned, ct. al 80. 26 90
County Officers.
Edward Collins, postage 49,. 10 90
Hugo H. sStahl, postage ..... Is 90
Frank Holm, extra clerk hire.
etc. =. ................. 10 90
Henry E. Ronge, postage. 80. 15 90
A. Reuter-, extra help $500. 65 90
Frank Won Ach, rodmah So. SO 90
j. M. Malloy, postage, etc -. 3 16s
Printing and Stationery.
Borcherdt Prtg. Co., receipt 81
book .........s G13 5OO
The Democrat Co., proceed
lneS 49,. s.. . !. ......... 53 ~
Hawkeye Press, stationery. 20 5ys
ings Observation-Disclosures. 5sH4s
Remington Type Co.,, station
cry $50. 80. ........ IA
j. r. Riggs Pub. Co., station
cry 1888. /. =. j.. . |. i3....... 33.US
J.. Julius Struck. stationery. Q AS
The Times Co. proceedings So AZ
Bruno. Zoeckler, stationery. IL 20
H. fischer Prtg. Co., proceed 'Fss'
Fid n ! { &C Chambers, station. 80 !,
Jo saS ;:: , Co, sta: = ~
tionery ......:.....s...... i. ~
Purcell Prtg. Co., stationery 23.S5
Co, stationery, .:,....:... $50
Hammpnd & Stephens Co.. ~.
stationery ..::.. 15 90;
County Fund Miscellaneous. gs
Amer. Dist. Tel. Co., watch
service :.................. 900
John G. Branch. furn. and
fixtures, repairs ........ "a sOQs
Builders Lime & Cement Co.. s#
cement ................. LEO,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
Die SbatiadJen ipreden 81 bcntlid.

Die probritiide Yreiie pfeift be-
retts aus cil1em an0ern 2ohe. Mod)
Dor lpelligenMonaten madte mon iidl
ilber bas oelltlde 8olf lultig, meldes,
|1pie mal1 meinte, betrogen nnb irre=
gcfii6rt BON ser @egierung, Sic @abr-
belt nidt erfubr nno lih nod inlnner
Dem triigeriiden @laliben bingob, tie
gen gu forner1. Iieier @lal,be ml,r=
BE alS ein al1riolum betradtet, als
etmas ul1ereitlideS angeiidts Scr.
r1d)led)ten %&rieaslage", Ser uaroben
oeutidan Nie0erlagen". Grflart
muroe es oa0urfl, SAB Sic beutide
@ecresleitung 0urh e%rfun0ene 5ie-
granddaughter Ben @lauben OH Sen
Sieg beim @olfe fii1ltlih madbalte.
Sic bel1tiden Melol1ngel1 1puroen Ser
ort perOadtigt, BOB ein5elne 3citun=
gen lie %iiberbaupt nidlt mebr brah<
ten, oa lie offenfnnoige 2iigen 1parer.
lln0 rpenn gefragt apur0e, marllm sen.
ysodrid}ten nidt geglallbt muroc, 10
mnrOe geantmortet: @ie fonnen Tie
mabr iein. Gin Seem Dorfer @latt
rietb logor Ben Ieutih : Mmerifa=
nerll, 0ie Nnberapanoten bral,ben iibcr
Die mirflide Sage aui5uflaren, 30
man in Ieutld)lano sen mabren 5ah=
oer6olt nidt miiie. 5elbit .Grnlt Sid
apea bonn &otben &reu5 beridtetc ber-
|ilber, BOB man in 0eutl6lono sic
mabre Sadlage nidt femme. ST fam
bon 2on0o1t, muroe sort NIT 2iigen
gepumpt un0 fano 81 ieinem grltau=
1e1t aus, oaB man bon aaeben1, Nos
man inn in England cr5ablt batte,
nid)ts miiie, nn0 nabm er barum an,
0ab Sem oeuti6en @olfe Sic @ubrbeit
borentbalten mur0e. SSn5pilden miro
er mobl a1sgefunoen baben, bon 1pcm
ct a%ngelogen mnroe. Settler bat lid)
0as 9ldttden %gemenoet. Mon meiB
jebt, Oab Sic 0eutjhen amtliden
Nl1cllcn nidt liigen, 0aB ielblt IN
|gnglan0 Sen oeutlhen 9erid)ten, lo-
lIipeit lie sort iiberbaupt befannt gege-
ben 1peroen, mebr @lauben beigemei=
len miro, dig Sen engliiden, uno orh
bier5ulan6e apeiB man iebt, ooB bie
Oeutlden geridte ber(qBli6 1ir11.
Wittler1peile fat mani aber audi ein-
5lle6en begonnel,, 0aB Sic ariegslage
gilnItig fir 1eutldlan0 lit. Man
liebt, DOB sic 8erbiinoeten trob i6rer
rieligen 3eitungsiiege nid)t meiter-
fonmen, lonoern oab 9a1tidlono, Be-
lonoers in Sen lebten orei Monoten
rielige Grfolge er5ielt fat, benll Sic
S6atlad)en reOen lauter, als alle err
funoenen Meloungen. Man meiB
Jebt, bob 3cutldlano nidt onsgebun.
CERT nno nidt 81 8oben gerporfen
peroen fam, lnO menn n1a1l 1id) audi
nod nidt NIT Dem @eoonfen bertrout
moden fam, BOB 3eutld)lano mirf-
lib liegell miro, 10 1peiB man bod
alpd), bnb| 1elltld)lqno qud) nid)t ae-
ldlagett mcroen fatn. 9aporl, baB
Die Gelltidamerifaner lire 8ernano-
ten inn ultetr 8aterlmoe bon Ser
ymirfliden"sea benadridtioen fol-
len, Bort mar jebt nidts mebr. uno
menn mon cbrlid lit, muB mon suae-
ltebel1, oab man rid)t nur bon ser al
lilrten 8reiie; iopoern audi bon ser
merifanild)qn &relie allf oas ldau-
oer6oitelte 6elogen pllroc n16 nod
miro. jllnter sen aa6lreiden Grim.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
Certificate bes glerfs bes. @ifrifte

Certificate bes glerfs bes @itrift
gcridts. 5cigelb, bab Die -@el1lporencl
@enrp =. Meper gdaoeaerlab fir 81
Summc bon $4,000 erlal1bt babeu
fir 2anb, mcld)es fir Sic gtabNrun,
bes 2a11bipeges $4,000 gebraudbt tpur
Sc, III 8idorp grobe SoipHlbip, mand.
NAL angcfiibrt ais Der @rcll : Moebl
2anoipeg. angefiibrt als Saa $50. 49,:
762, @enrD 8. MeDer bs. GUS. @reu
Wiliam 8oebIf uno Scott County, an
Ippellation Der Gambling bes Snper:
bil orenratbes etablirenb iolde 2ano:
ltrabc unb auslebenb 100000 Gdn:
bcneriae. murbe borscleet. ms au'
einen porgeldlagcnen u,,o untcrltiibter
@rtrag lin plrbe Sic folgenbc Melplu=
tion ungenpmmen:
.@eidlplien, bab Sic Gambling oeS
8oarb Ser Euperbiloren bonn %. SUM
1914. bepilligenb gntidabigung bon
$4,000 on &enrp 8. Deeper aIs
Sbabencriab fit genommcnes 2anh
fir bic Gtablirung bes @i9bipab SO.
$50, @idorp @robe 1opnibip, bicrn1it
anfgcboben iperbe unb an gteIle besz
lelben an @enrD 8. MeDer Sbaoener@
lab in @0be bon $4,000 be5ublt ners
Be fir 2anb, bas in llebereinltimmung
NIT Der Ittion Der Surp in bem Sal
SEQ. 1892, genommen lpurbe. beredz
tigenb @enrD Meper bs. Gus. @reu.
|8iuiam Nueblt unb bas County ,oi
Scott ltelten Observation-Disclosures
dllf bieien 9etrag felt"
Gertififat bon 2ouis gdbarbt. @6ez
riff. bon Ser grnennung pc,, 9iilfs<
traften in ieiner. Office: 8. s. @olf,
i. @iilfe; S. S. Marinan. 2. &ilfe;
lno 8. g. Martens, 3. &iilie. puroe
borgelegt llno gu Ben Mtten genommen.
guf gebDrig unteritiibten ,lno ange<
nommenen A1,trag ipurbe bic @ergiiz
tuns fir Surge nno 8egrabni1ie fet=
selebt auf $3.50 fir ieoen Grlpad)ies
l1cn nno $500 fir iebes Sinh in al
len beaienisen Sddlen. ipo iolde gadrge
uno @egrabniiie bonn County geliefcrt
perben.
aontratt nit ST.. 6. 8. Side als
County : Nr5t fir ben luufenben Eer=
min lpurbe bor8elegt unb 9enebmigt.
Sn llcbereinltimmllng NIT Geftion
2722z2z &apitel 10zN. Supplemental
supplement bon 1915, lpurbe ST.. 6.
Side als ggaminer Ser 8luloen bon
Scott County ernannt, tpel6e &i1fe
nnter Ben 8eoin9ungcn ber 8linbenS.
firlor9e beanipruden.
8eridt bes glerts bes 9iitrittsz @ee
5eigenD Mpplifationen, einge<
reidt bon gmil @r5ptpae5, gbsar g..
Noams, Sreb $. Barton nnb Sames
Woran nm @ilfe, 81 Tie blii,b leien.
tpuroc borgefegt nnb alf gebDrig un&
tcrltiieten nnb angenommenen Mntra9
tpurben beiagte Geiude an Sen gga<
miner Der 8linoen unb bas Mrmenz
peripieien.
4uf geb0rie unterltiibten un6 aneez
nomme1ten Mntrag tplrbe es angconbz
net, baB bie Gompeniationen bes Sbez
riffs unb @iilfs : sberifis fir Ben
Monat Suli be5ablt tperben auf Ser
arransirt BON County : aubiz
tor in 1lebereinitimmung nit Dem @es
ieb un0 Sen Anoronun9en hes 8oarb,
8aiis ioll bieielbe, ipie fir auc
anoeren offices arran9irt, III ipelden
: @egelnngen gcmadt ipurben,
ln6 pelde 8aiis in ibrer @eiammt<
felt hermit genebmigt ipiro.
Mllf Intrag bertagte lid ber 8oarb
auf 9ienstag. ben 3. Guguit 1915,
10 11br 8orm.
GbmarbgoI1ins,
glerf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
sllls sen ruliiiden a~riegsberid).
ten: Sest reibt CT aus, ib INNER
lDDrnf1.

Sci Der 9pnamitberibip5rung in
8iaolor, Sntario, uuroe elm 9etpiiier
sdmiot als Mitiduloiger genannt.
.3as 1T getpiB Der g6mibt. Ser in ser
5entoburger sdladt bereitS iagte:
gu6 ioa 0ns Mallsle beibenl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11

ben, apcld)e bierfiir ongefiiDrt iperoe,
Ifollntelt, geltiigt mobl Scr, oaB Wiel.
billie Stone, Der Nraiioent ser Mlio-
etirten Nreiie, Ell 6 ngIanoer lit.
1as erfIart pieIes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
Entered at the Postoffles At Davenport
- Second Class Matter.

Den rxasnn. oenslrst.. .tnf4,,,.lt,
S.nxtoes-Nuseabe, feds Mnnn,er, ieSe Mo@e'
stre an bic %Nbonnenten in 6iefer sta6i flr
1eHS tpbnentliG ooer $500 f1IrIid sci
ssranS3a1Inng fret dboeIiefert.
.e.t Der Roft auberbaIb Der etabt, mas II
zeal etnem 8oftant In ben Ser. staaten, Ga.
tIsa ooer geertco. $500 tdtrlta bel Bsra1f
Die esastass . naSsale, Kur bura bic 8oh
80 tebem Boftaut tn ben Yer. Staaten. fpftet
4srltd e1.0O bet Borausaabluno
Ger n4albp5d catlt6e Deuutrat", buro bte
sop tn1ertalb ber Ser. Staten unb bur1
TRIGGER tn Der etabt So 80. bel Gpraus,abIunu
300; nod Canada $3.50 unb mad xxropa
N.oO Der Sabr bel GorauSdabIuxa
Den yn,DAeutltdbe Demutrat", tn aspet Ipe,.
s1. watttpotS unb spnnabenbs, ioftet timer.
,all Der Der. staaten 5000, nan Canada uno
"a Europa $3.50 idbrItt yet HprauS abluao.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-28
Man Out of Work Had Some Ape
title, See Bill of Fare.

New York, May 16.-Twenty-three
rolls. eight scrambled eggs. two
bowls of oatmeal. three cups OF cot
fee.
This is not the breakfast order OF
the Yale football squad 1t is Detec-
tive Days statement of what one
hungry man ate i'm a Cortlandt street
restaurant.
The man who said he was Charles
Uges. 55 years old, was arrested by
DAILY for begging from stores along
Broadway. He said he was no ordi-
nary beggar; that he had had a good
job on the Panama Canal, which fe-
yer had forced him to give up; that
he had just money enough to bring
him to New York, and that he could
hardly remember when he had had
his last meal.
After buying him a breakfast. the
policeman took the man to the
Tombs Court. He told Magistrate
Marsh he was convinced that Uges
was badly in need of food and medi-
cal attention. The magistrate COM
mitted the prisoner to the Workhouse
for thirty days.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-28
Rough Ride With Death.

1t was a mighty thankful man who
was taken trembling from a box car
in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards
in Camden early the other morning.
Glad he was, too, to be locked up at
the City Hall, preferring anything to
longer ride in that death chamber.
The. man gave the name of John Fit
to1D 40 years old. He had ridden
for miles locked in with tons of gun
powder and once he struck a match
to get his bearings in the dark. That
was when he discovered his plight,
and after that he could picture death
in horrible form as his portion every
time the train gave an extra lurch
and hit a cross-over or halted with a
jar.
Fitton was discovered by one of
the crew after the train reached the
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-28

Camden terminal, and Special Off
Ger Coetz was sent for to take him
in charge. He told the officer that
he crawled into the car at Bridgeton,
but probably meant Bridgeport. as
the train was made up at Pennsgrove
with several carloads of powder and
dynamite from the arneys Point
works of the Du Pont Company and
did not come by way OF Bridgeton.
At any rate. the car was locked after
he had slowed away and started up
on its journey to New York, where
the explosives were to be transhipped.
In the darkness of the car he lighted
a match to learn what he was to ride
with. He said he could feel his hair
rise as he discovered the marks upon
the boxes and packages and realized
his peril. For several hours he was
Obliged to stick to his self-appointed
jail. close to death. When taken
from the car he was scared half out
of his senses.-From the Philadel-
phia Record.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-28

ing fluid the fly will with alacrity
visit your sumptuous table. even IL
he has to ride on your back through
the we'll screened door. These in
sects are among the filthiest of liv-
ing creatures. They breed in and
feed on stable manure as already
stated. also on privy contents and
garbage.
They are dangerous as regards the
spread of typhoid infection in pro-
portion to their numbers and to their
opportunities to travel from human
excreta to foods and beverages for
human consumption.
Therefore, gentlemen, 1t is plainly
our imperative duty to carry out an
energetic campaign against flies to
lessen their numbers and to prevent
them from having access to infec
tious matter, and to foods and bever-
ages.
b. F. TICHENOR, NJ. d.
Sec. of Ohio Co. Board of Health.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-28
WhoOping Cough.

About year ago my three boys
had whooping cough and l found
Chamberlain Cough Remedy the on
ly one that would relieve their cough
ing and whooping spells. / contin-
ued this treatment and was surpris-
ed to find that it cured the disease
in a very short time" writes Mrs.
Archie Dalrymple. Crooksville. Ohio.
For sale by All Dealers.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-05-28
Old Rooster Kills Fish With Poison
Gathered on Bill.

Los Angeles, Cal, May 16.-An old
rooster named Peter, who is an ear
ly riser, and who loves to greet the
dawn in high tenor, and who also
dotes on juicy worms, and his sweet
old henmate, Annie. who also likes
fat worms, are said by a man who
never told fish story in his life to
be responsible for this one.
Peter and Annie live out Sixteenth
street way. Next door to their
scratching ground lives man who
has pretty little ponds, white rocks
and fountains for his hobby-with a
few small fish thrown in. And right
back of this mans yard is the lot
of another man who could eat sauer-
kraut all day. and therefore likes
cabbages. So he grows 'em in the
lot. Unlike Peter. he hates worms.
so he puts paris green on his cab
bages.
Now, old Peter got habit of wan
dering into the next yard and grab
bling off a breakfast for himself and
frau. Peters new-found restaurant
soon became badly depleted and de-
velopments proved that Peter blamed
the fish.
Some one claims he saw Peter and
Annie carefully wiping their bills on
the third mans cabbages on which
was the paris green. Then this same
one says he saw Peter and Annie hop
back through the fence and wash
their bills in the second mans fish
pond.
At any rate, the fish are dead.
And it's said paris green did it.