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The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

Mrs. J. P. Hart OF Morehouse,
Mo, is in the city.
7. \. Thomas of Eco. visited In
the city yesterday
Dr. Gibbs of Unity, transacted
business in Cairo Saturday.
Miss Fern Allen OF Sikeston, Mo.
is the guest OF Mrs. =. NJ. QUICKER
0 fthe Wenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. lSadore Klein have
returned from a visit with rela-
tiyes in Paducah.
Misses Edna Malone and Lillian
Parsons of Sikeston. Mo, were in
the city yesterday.
w. II. Parker OF the Weathe;
Bureau. left yesterday for a yisi
in Ashe2illa, n. c.
Dr. j W, Rife and son OF villa
Ridge. wre in Cairo on business
yesterday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs J. " Gholson Of
Poplar BLUM, Ark, are visiting
relatives in the city.
Mrs. ]. H. Morehead and daueh-
ter Miss Ruth, left yesterday for .
visit with relatives in Hodges Park
Miss Mary Phillips Of Anna. is
visiting with her uncle, DR. Sam
uel Dodds and family Of upper Elm
street.
Mrs. j H. Woodward who has
been i'll at her home on Walnut
street, for the past five weeks is
conyalescent.
w f. Gibson and Frank Spence |
went 10 Carbondale last night TOD
attend the chapter degree of the
Masonic fraternity
Miss Emily Van Sickle who Is |
student at the Cairo High School |
is spending the week @nu with her |
parents in Tamms.
Mrs, H. T Blrnap Of Upper Al |
Ton, H., will arrive Wednesday TO |
2 visit with Mrs John Messcnge
Of Upper Washing ton avenue.
Miss l'ruden Malone who ia
been the guest of Mrs E. A. Rus |
and Miss Pearl Youngs will leave
today for her home in St. Louis.
Rcr. c. H. Reeves Of Wickliffe.
XIV. passed through Cairo en- route
to villa Ridge whore hc will
preach at the Shiloh Baptist church
Sunday.
Master Ralph Elliott who is in
OF measles at the home of his par
et's Mr. aud Mrs Harry Elliott OF
239l Washington avenue. is i'm
proving.
Aliens Balsam for feep-scated
t'6ppilG hos haCr ,,,-ny,c- ,-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

III. II. Halliday has returned frcm
business trip to st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

Miss Bess Randcll who has been
the guest Of her sister Mrs. F. NJ.
Duckcr of the Wenger, left yester-
day for her home in Sikeston. Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

Aliens Balsam for deep-scated
Coughs has been proven most bcnc.
fetal. If you have never tried it,
get bottle and have it ready in
case Of need.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
PERSONALS

Miss Frances Jones has returned
from a visit in Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

ID. c. Smith mas returned from
q business trip through the south.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

Or. " r. Wcsentcrg OF Mound
city, was in the city last evening,
haAiag accompanied his father here
who is IN route 10 Hot Springs.
Ark. fer the benefit of his health
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

Mrs. ". Lent2 OF Ellen. visited
friends IN the city Yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

Mrs. A L. Eddineton Of Enfield,
H.. who has ben visiting her
daughter. Mrs. II a. Moreland, left
yesterday for ST. Loais, where she
viii visit. From there she will so
to Kansas City Kan, and other
western cities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

Master Ralph Elliott who is III
OF measles at the home Of his par
Ptis Mr. aud Mrs Harry Elliott OF
23ol Washington avenue, is i'm
proving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

Rcr. c, II. Reeves Of Wickliffe.
KY. passed through Cairo en- route
to villa RIDGE whore ne viii
preach at the Shiloh Baptist church
Sunday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19

8irfningen al @Dangeliets 5or.
fpnOeIie / Seai9aanOens Strait %
pan De mango 1unger piite iig /
Den tore Seit Al Rqno % aoin
Der meo 5nmilfer. iom illtteoe Jig
I'll 0iicipeIitaren, ZIP. 8. ?. 81.
Il; 4 4; 5, Il; 9, Z.
Com 0ro ira Qroieterne % cal.
merne fnDtter III til @eters 8inie
prnoiten. cr BET ira iomme ailoe
4poitlene eOer unoer oeres Oo9li8e
lln0eroisning i Iemplet.
Sort eiter i'm ginieprn0iten oio.
aer Better / Temp ct, at @uO bar
ulObraat bUao ban ioruo %iorfono-
te 0eo ale @rofeternes Mrno. at
aans ialp60e ifuI0e Iioe@, % ban
miuOer iqrIiat en- 0oies' 0ro:
On 8roiet Ifat orrren eoers @uo
opreiie eoer n eoers gtiote lige
ON mig iant ON, al ogiaa ale
9roieterne ira Samuel Al og Der
efter, iaa mango iom talte. bar %.
iaa iorf1not Disc 0oge.
Oct nnttc0e finn Iioet. at n9aa
oet iorbeo 8~iieipIene. at tale
eaer lqre / Sem Raon" Sc tunoe.
ION Sc iaaop, life Ia0e oare at tale
ON 0ct. ION oe hao0e JET % bert.
efter At Sc haooe DGret iamIet til
gsn, 5eo6er oct oerfor o9iaa, at
DC taIte @u0s Cro meo 5rimooi1
SEQ" .D2eO itor araft oilaBoe
GpoitIene Giouesbnro ON ben Serre
Seiug Qriitus, % Der par tor Raa
Be ooer sem ale "a Ser sic
0es ite0ie Here troenoe til, ia. iom
SET he0Ser. .Sf3rer baaSe al mg1i0
~ aoinoer".
SsSerues 6erere iaa zig mart
itaaeu0e 4uiigt I'll gtuii3t meo en-
9eDpgelie orienta8 iorifellioe in
zen. Ser a~urbunoreoer uor iat j
Sang unoer oen ieoiife aoipreoelie
/ fremneoe 9anoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
Gpangelitt | manse Sunger.
af $. 3. Sanien.
II.

gaa ugernes Ssitio bleo Den
income 9sits 5eriteiru8ter oireoe
til @uo. % iom oct beooer. 8. 9ioi.
IS, II ifulOe 5sraels 9ern pare
glade ior Serren oeres Subs An-
iigt iammen meo ben iremmeoe,
iom par miot ibIanOt benz"
Men ginien par life aIene en- al
oe tire itore 9eitiOer og en- 5eitieit,
men ben par / 5olfebepiitbeoen og
me6 gfette i~ammenoofiet meo aars-
ougen ior "OPENS @iuelie paa q.
mai. alene oct, at en- M Ssiti0 par
6egpnot, og at ben iioite Set bnnoe
ppret gi0ne til Serrens aorsfn-
Itelie, par NOT til / Oen bsitioelIge
Morgenituno at iDloe oeres 5ier.
Ter meo aneIier, Der OnrileOe en-
OmifabeIie al Dem ielo Og al Der
Oensbiitorien, en- M SnoDielie til at
tiene en- M Cop og iremfaloe MT
oip.
5 Somfuno meo ben 5erre Sc.
ius, Der MI too for 5noerens an-
figt, lagoe Sc, oa be enoragtigt par
IomleOe I ioroentninesfuIot Saab
ON MootageIie al Den bimmelife
geIIignelie, oeres Gin Tom ct Ot'
fer poo SUBS sitter iom De ierite
moone afs al ben itore SGT, Der bar
i gente. 90 p%luoielig mootoe De
en- m rl6itprelie meo araft gennem
Seqiqa1noens n0gpoeIIe oDer Dem
9oo Oenne Dag bleD 1aonoens
GsrIfegreoe", gfom. s, %, ifpnfet-
SOBER Of ale 5olf os airfens 8er-
ftegrsoe, tire 9uiinoe troenoe 5iqle.
bIcp inoiamlet.
Spa6 Der ger oenne Dag iaa Be-
tponinesfnlo err, at meo ben inotrG.
Der Der ct MT og afgerenoe eta.
blum: @uos Gorbolo til W~enneife.
fIroten. Ill Mbrobam gap ban en-
Gorirtfelfe, iom Ingoe 5piren til en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19

nancieI Ststte, iaa bar bort Mr..
beiOe bel life bait anoen 9etponina
emo muIiapis en- saonIig 5noflD.
oelie bcao Stolens Omtale nnenor.
@aIoer oct life ogiaa Der. at Sun.
ocrnes filfre0s6eo er Dor Stprfe@
Si6ite 9nr bleo Der uoienot ct
aarsIfriit tiIligemeo en- Opfororing
ON at flute ia til 5oreninaen til
aae De Of Sfolen tiOligere eIeper,
Iom pi pnn nogen Moaoe fumoe
finoe aorcsien poo. Sblan6t Dem cr
Der Here, Tom life bnr Iaoet bere
fra fig. men, 8enner, mar Oct ni
.orlOer, oil 3 iaa life bore meo til
at fnnrpe for oct, 'om 8 bar fprt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19

men M gadr boa0e 9rpnoenuloe
% goooebot after irooigt meIIem
9roitenene.
4oifiaige nlore Wenneifer Bar
~pllloieIig miitet 0en Ststie. De iif
ira Senner % Spigerimner for.
81 6isie inofal0tes; oct er IIemt.
Men purre or set ofte Tor DC mo.
faIote ielp. en- too og ifuIoe op
til 6fsamen ON z aar, / 5reicn
me0 baml - gn baoOe Ii9e tar
tel en- Seiifole; blgie pPre meo
iligt. - Srpo an -- On ban
Sc li9e inOrettet iia IN @ul0fmeOe.
buff. 9Gf meo @uloitnoienl Csc.
oQr oeo SfnIoerl - On hapOe
fooet en- @aaro aoot / Sang. Suo
me6 baml 3remao mnrI6l 9aboer
ne maa biRIpe, men BET peo enbOer
5armer, at manaIer s9osien@ iaa
blioer SET bsiit pastel 5alot. -
Zen enc eiter sen anoen Al por
DrrnepIigtiae llngoom er tnet mo /
Sol0aterpraitens Stne. MD al
mgrfe, htnae 5onfer. aIt par De
re0e til. f66e i Drummer, toee
Spot o. SfPlosorO. gipe fig no Tor
life At pure Deo De iulOe lem -,
fun life at 8an % pente % pente
% bere alt 9aa / Sfaooer Ruo.
Der 6erbiemme. Get or Irn8e iiocn,
ui meo 5ueran0re bar opIeoet ct iao
triit 6alpaar %herbiemme. Vi
bar paa @rlln0 Of Dc tore Sn6fal.
Seller bait en- @rnaoe Soloater
6roaaper; Der er smOag eiter
SeHoag INT or mo.
til 30 Bar Slot ! @arntiousfirfeu.
Seq bar en6o9 Bolt 0fiicer5brpIlup
per aI. lie Rat, 5oao eaers life
err pasirrct p Mar.
u ia rr alt set ia8eHtin9 moo.
5oa0 0e bar gemenieuet fer y
0il iDopan, boorira ieg fan
here 9oiooina airfettotter rirge.
uuaoom ifu6t eIler lemIGitet
irealmeo 1ieneitp, Stems 2nffe on
Nremtio eot. 0erren binore / i'm
Raaoe. al lila RreoeIie ooergaar
hele 1anmarf. Meo frrIia oil'en.
Sans 6. 8eofteo,
grrit p. @ariionsFirter. abhon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19

ior ben StOIe. Der faa fnrIigt too
eOer oeO SnonOen i De unee War,
% iom 3 moaite if1Ioer ben Stil.
ling, 5 M inOtaser. og BET Salis.
~beosbaab, 3 M eier. giI ) looe
Oennc farIiee WoSer gna fin Gins.
nften | We6e miOt | fine beOite
aar2 Rel lao os iiae lem
5reoerif VII. iaaOe, Oa gsnOerne
BAD bam ON life At bortgipe Iaa
meget Iom en- Saanosbreo al 5eOre-
neIanoets oDrefebtc Serb: Oct Hal
81 Tel"
Gao os MI bere fra eoer igennem
oGonfferen", ollie 3. iom enonu I
brpnSer Of aprIiabeo iii gfoIen og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
&ntber 6Oaege.

aqmp Tor aft. hnao on bar fart,
~ on iaa BET aGioer.
n II 2jocf Il iaa iuGrt,
Geoea life bellcr.
Saalcoes iaua 0igtereH G6r. 9ti
farot ior Mar tiIba8e. % iaaleOes
hinges ser nof oite M oUre paa
|Gurspas 5lalmarter. % Der. boor
Inoeren. Ssunen eagr 9rooeren er
rein Bort for maaife nlorig mere
al oen0e ulba9c. vi Der lig8er en-
Iaare oDb 5anobco OF en- opmun-
tranae Irait / Oisie 0ro. Deo en-
hoer. iom aar eriaret. bDao oct oil
iiae IT frmpe, oct nare iig paa oct
ltimelilc eacr set nnnoeliBe 0m'
raaoe.
II Cutler College Gleoiorenin0
bier oprettet ! Soraaret 1914, gior.
Sc elenerne BET meo set Dlaal Tor
Zie at Orre meo til al ireOe on
0enne Ifsnne % peliigneliesrige
Win6eitettc. Tom er bleoen reiite oct
Sanffe Tolf bcrobre al oe QaGno,
Tom foitre0e o. oirfeliagioroe Tan
fen ON at bpgge 9niber College.
Oct bar Dor 1anfe oerpeO ! no9en
Waa6e al Diie nor onbtielte Gaf.
nemmeligbeo ooer Tor Dem, ior boao
Sc far aiort Tor os.
Sfsnt oct par oe6 Sfoleaorets
slutning. % Der life par Ina
mnnae eleoer tiIbaae, iao ma8teOe
OisIe Dog at uOgiDe 5oreningens
fsrite aarsitriit; o. mnnge pilte,
at Be life er banae Tor at oire,
naar oct apl6er ON at ireoe ON
sen Sfole, De bar ian inOerlia tGr
Zen iamme Oiierpiaiabeo 6lep Loaf
for Dagen Of bette aars eleper
peS Soreninaens aorsmsoe, ionl
bol6tes Den 81. Gebrnor, hpor nG-
item ane gIeperne iliitteoe iig til
6orcningerL os bOor BET bIeo peota'
oct at l6gipe ct aarsifriit o9ina
REQ Slitnineen Of bette Sfoleaar.
Ren nnar Ser M itanr ! eGonlfe,
rem, at Qrof. Z. n. 9arien On
tier at trpffe fla iilbage, oo ban
Of forIfenige @runoe life lRnaere
Ter ia I Stano til Of brine Sfolen
iooleoes, Tom ben buroe oripes. %
at Qirferanoet ioreiInnr, al Gam
iunSet efterfommer bette 2nite OIL.
b, oa fi6It, Of Der bliDer taaet en-
enoelia geitemmelie meo 5enlnn I'll
Qittber go[leae oeO anrsmsoet 1916,
Iao lioaer BET npr for os at lpsrge:
4Spoo MOI Der Dil blipe al Sfo'
nNEE
Ien2" 9bi bliper ben neolagt, ioa
or 10 Toreuinqers Sopeoformanl
abort til intel. 90 mar 81 M ifte
bar noaen @nronti for, ON 5foleH
hor eet ener bunorebe aar tilbnee
lat leoe /, Inn fommer upilfoarligf
Senne Ennfe frem: oSfoI pi fort'
Iptte, ener ffnl ri oplsie Torenin'
aen nu?" Tbi bill Snmiunoet L
|Gfs. ruffe Sfolen ON ct Mar, 'oa
har port Nrbeioe 10 til Gels pnret
foranpes.
Dn pi enonu life bar prret |
Sfono til at poe SfoIen noaen II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
Sil ,,9nnitercn".
Rono6or3@ 6arup 8i5c

HatAAktttAH NaAHf INN
%. sSan 1918.
Stare qanosm9l0 / @eItcnl
Ia lea paa @rm0 a 1T ior5i
qaaenoe 5alson0e cr bleoen bena4H
til at is9e en- giaaueos 0oile m
min @erning, ri ie9 ben1tte PIN
leoninaen til at ieHoe ier ereo
5ilien aenncm a1aniferen Sgai
ter. oae 5, iom ie9. troos % t00a
93iles aftano, bar @iinoer OF III
teresier fules meo.
ri er M Moi in0e / 9interes
her5iemme. @enuem mn SEEMS
1aqliainleUiuOuer Ter iea no ouar
ineb0ioe Rarfer. Get er bitferli :
folot eaffelige DC. ser aar not Al
bloc on 6ramoe. Ter ii0oer no8le
imaa ioriultne 8piener her uogn
ior. Ell Rs0fpIf. ser meIanfolit
heloer 0ooeoet. ct Qar Soliorte
iom 6opper in til Garme. % /
are0s on uOfaite6e 9re0immper
en- 6alo Snes Al 5iiqleBerOeuen
@o0eoren1e DC eOia pippenoe %
piiten6e @raaipurbe
Scribe paa 2anoet iaar Nlenne
fer nof 5soea, men i Storboen
mi6er bet ior mango. 5 asben.
6aDn er Der mango imaa 9Piener.
iom irnier % ~iIllter rulot ON gan
aoiite o. 9oitstamre, ia mango
Dofsue meo, Der 9rgOer ior 9reo
/ 6enne 9inter. 9logle Al @run0ene
fenOer : iiffert aaereoe. 4riierne
paa oogligt 9rso, Og bpnO BERTH
berer. tiger Tor bDer 0aa. Wanae
al oe iaglige, fommercieae % IN.
0nitriele girtiombeoer, iom sraa
reoe mango W1umoe ier. er MI mo
ifrrnfeoc eacr itanoie0e. 9eOe Ueo
0nDnen 0riuer 2farer al Seiolt
noen 6nre o.. 5amiIieiuore lioen
grbci6e runot Ing efter 8ng.
9nnNt + aiemmene inOitranfer man
iig % iparer paa 5remmeobiGlp,
iaa Masier al Smaafaarsbiem Der.
oeo miiter en- baar6t tiltrpngt 81
fortieneite. ut iaa M Blnos unoer
0isie 8orbolo er panIfeligt.
@Prit itiaeSe er @RrfiieOers, ga.
brifers. aontorers oe Buffers tai.
l6ie arbeioerIfarer, oo De oiie op.
iiqes me0 en- llees BARREL % 0n
ltaar qanife uoen erbperp, Dog er
Qrbeioslssheoen life blepen IA
flor Tom irpatet beoit itiIeoe er
Stdtens og aommunens 9citil
finasmen6, al boilfe oe ileite bar
fait 9sn pan 3 Waoneoers Obi.
oelie. = aoifiaiae al be iioite iaar
ieln Tom inofalote 6eres 2sn ube'
%ifaaret, I. Gfs. bar lea truifet bette
Dos Solf | be forifellige Gtafer,
RrRfter, 2prere og Organizer,
Bolt. og Sernbanempno, Eelegraf-
o. Observation-Disclosures of.p.
gaa BEN lib, on 5nren for bort
1r6rerdnos Snoblnnoing ! Der.
6ensfriqen bar operbGnaenoe, par
Der flor anait ober nlIes Sino. Der
pnr aften pfter 2lften Opl6b forn
Observation-Disclosures, 1oifiuige
annle Gamer bnp6e leiet Srieues
arloeretaacr for one Tilfrloes
5fpIo, Der pdr Tt6rre 4irfebeisa ielo
SopeoItq6en, Sfrsg. og Binltiie.
lip in6Itineoes nriten, o. Sol og
garietelip blegneoe al annoenbo,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19

nOsIe Gage Dos Discipline i "a.
maifus.
ri ifal liot nprmere betragte
oct anoDalgte 9eoifab.@
Seius 6aooe ingt til line no.
ualate 4poitIe. 60ao oi gento9en0e
Bar eiort opmarfiom paa: Is iflll.
le bqre mine 8ioner 6aaoe / Seru-
ialem % / belle 5iroaa % Samaria
% inotil Soroens gnoe.
Germeo bar 8eien % Maalet
for 2lpoitlenes 9irfiom5eo beteg-
net men oermeo er fife ia9t, at
life anore funoe trn0e mo / iamme
8irfiom5e0.
&aar 6erren ii8er on SaIlas
.Eenme er mig ct lOpaIgt 9feo fab
til al bare nit Iapu irem baaoe
for 6e0ninger % aoa9er % 55ra-
els ggrn." iaa oil Oct ii9e, II Dan
bar oalgt 5auIus til Al iorf1nOe
bans 9laDH baaoe ior 9eonin8eioI.
fene % oeres 9eoere % for Ssra-
els Born i aoipreoelien i6lanot
6eonin9erne.
Saulus Tiger ieIo. at ban oar
uotaget til en- iaaoan 8ernina ira
Ro0ers 2i0 a. (@aI. 1. 1910.
0ermeo iigter 6on rimeligui5 til
lin me0ieote 9eatur6e8a0eIie. Ter
ON iiger Den norite Rroi. j. u.
8uaoe: .Een (Sfiffetbeoen ior i'm
@erning) par bam oeIs meofsot
ira Wooers 9io al ben ooer.
fegne gegaDelie. Der i%tilIer 5am
6git blan0t ale 1iOers o ale Sol.
feilaas gpperite Aan0er. 5Daoenteu
Ser les ben III Sanlens aIarbeo,
5elefens SHoerIigbeo, elIer Bill.
liens 5tprfe.@
Men ogiaa SnuIus' 9@i0siereIie
5auOe biOraget til at ggre BAN III,
b0ao ban bIeu.
Mt ban par pot % op0raget i
GarIus, oct 6aUoe i'm getDonla5 ;
Garius car nemlie iom Sooeoitao
i ailitien, Den ipositligite BROWNS
i 2~illeaiien. et 9ooeoigoe ior IA.
tioens 6eIleniitiife 8nnnelie San PAR
fslgeIia iaaleoes iraearn5ben al
81. a. f~ortroIia meo bet grRite
Sproa ioruoen tit Mo0ersmaaI.
91en paa iamme Iio par ban
fe0t 5soe %, -, Der baooe le0et
Jon 5ariiper eiter oct itrengeite
Bart / ben ieoiite @u0s0prtelie
(aap. 26. 81, % ii0en par ban op.
lqrt m0er i'm Iios ppperite le'
0iife Carers. @amalials geile0-
ming San ba16e iaaIeoes grunoia
aenOifab til fit soils 5iitorie %
0cts 6ellige Sfrifter.
% ira i'm Oporngelie i Iarius
bauoe ban iiffert aen0ifa5 til Dc
Soils 9iitorie og 9itteratur, ior
5Uilfe ban nh mart tube irembq.
re 0opnet paa bam, i bOem Der Ell
5relie Tor 5e0er o. 5eOninger
bet eneite Raon.
5aaleoes par Saulus' 5ortiO
Ser mangleoe Dam bette betpoeIig'
10 mpenoeIfe, 0nab oe a
bliue fpIot meo Den SeIlig
aan0 Den isrite beoirteoes 0i
refte ai 9erren ieIO. be iiOite meO
bellies BAN pe6 andnias iom aeo.
ifnb.
Oct er bette uOpal9te Reoitab
Der bliDer 9opeOperionen / ii6itt
6alDoeI al apoiteIbiitorien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
Set, Der beitaar.
gor Subs Orb beftaar s~piHoslig
l9i. 40. 81.
ct nOpalgt NeOitab d.

glen Serren iagoe til 5om'
.@aa; tbi oenne er mig ct 10.
oaIgt aeOifab til at bore NIT
RaOn irem baaoe for SeOnin.
ger og aonger % Ssraels
9srn.@ ZIP. o. 9, 10.
o~ a,o O 40
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19

aamp Tor olt. hnao on bar fart,
- on iaa BET anioer.
IN r 9iucf q iaa mart.
0enen iffe hener.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-24
MRS. WOODROW WILSON WEARS
BAND OF CALIFORNIA GOLD

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, first lady o.
the land, will carry through life, Oh
her wedding ring finger, a band o
gold from a Grass valley mine.
The wedding ring placed by Presi
Gent Wilson was made from a bar o
gold retorted especially for that pur
pose at the empire mine at Grass val
Icy. California.
The bar was presented to the presi
dent two months ago by Miss Doroth!
Satrr, daughter Of George w. Starr
managing director of the Empire Min
Ing company, on the occasion of the
presentation to the president by {
California delegation an invitation t
visit the Panama.Pacinc Internationa
Exposition.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-24
Naval Board Tells of
An Ideal Navy for u. S.

navy OF the size recommended by this
board in previous years can no longer
be considered as adequate TO the de-
fensive needs of the United States.
Our present navy is not sufficient to
give due weight to the diplomatic re-
monstrances of the United States in
peace nor to enforce its policies in
war"
Pointing out that except for the loss
of ships a~ggregating $4,000 tonnage,
under all flags. during the first eight
months of the war the of
the Allies was uninterrupted by sub
marine attacks, the report declares:
The deeds of the submarines have
engagements between the main fleets,
undue weight has been attached to
them"
In the opinion of the General Board
the first high scores made by the SUBJ
marine were obtained by surprise and
not inherent combative superiority.
The report continues A:
T hasty public opinion, 1t seemed
that submarines were accomplishing
great military results because little
else of importance occurred in the
maritime war to attract public atten-
ton. Yet at the present time, when
the allies have learned in a great mea-
sure how to protect thcir commerce
as they learned a few months pre-
viously to protect their navies from
the submarine menace, it is apparent
that the submarine is not an instru-
ment fitted to dominate naval war
fare.
1T appears from British returns
that the eight months of this sub
marine warfare against British COM
merce resulted In the loss of 1873 mer.
chant vessels and IT'S trawlers. The
total British merchant tonnage lost
was not greatly in excess of II half
a million; the total loss under all flags
was about $50, 900 tons. In the same
time The total arrivals and depart
ures in British ports averaged from
1850 to 1,4O0 per week or nearly 90.
900 in all. Allied commerce is con-
tinuing under a loss in no way vital.
The submarine is a most useful auXil-
larry, whose Importance will no doubt
increase, but at present there is no
evidence that it will become supreme"
Discussing the need of high speed
Vessels, the General Boards report has
this to say concerning battle cruisers:
The battle cruiser, also chiefly
meant to secure information, never
the less has a somewhat deterrent role
from that of h scout. In addition to
high speed and endurance the battle
cruiser has high offensive powers, so
that if necessary she may fight for
information and break through a hos
tile screen. Another important duty
of the battle cruiser is to support the
protective screen of lighter craft about
her W fleet, which is formed to de-
tect the approach of the enemy and
guard themain body from surprise.
THE battle cruiser can do all that
thescout can do and more, but her
greater powers entail greater cost. If
the financial question were not invol.
we'd, ell ships built to seek information
would be Of the battle cruiser type.
By her size, speed and armament, the
battle cruiser is well able to perform
other combatant services than her
primary n of offering security and
information 10 the main body of battle
ships"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-24
THE uNwELcoME TRUTH

Miss Braddon. the English novel
ist." said the publisher, made $50O.0OO
out OF her books. her publishers share
being $500. 900.
Miss Braddon's great success. she
once told me, was due to her avoid.
ance in her books Of truth. Truth,
she said, is the N thing the average
novel header doesn't want. For truth,
you see, is unpleasant.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-24
"she Illustrated her point by a wife

"She illustrated her point by a wife
who asked her
George. how do you like the new
shade I've had my hair done?"
We'll. my dear Go .ge began, to
tell you the truth
stop right there. George his wife
interrupted. Stop right where you
are. When you begin like that l dom,
want to hear YOU Washington
Star.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLiSATiuu
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Additional Elko O2O7O
Department Of the Interior
u. S. Land Onice at Elko, Nevada
DECEMBER ii, 1915
NOTICE is hereby given tuat FRED
. Peterson, OIL DeeIu. E4..S
Nevada, who. ON August y, AVA. .--s
Homestead application, Iarsuu -.
Ui225. now klko NO. US2l, Tor SMA
Sec. "a, T. SO N. X. So h., and Add
tional application Elko O2O1O for SEA
OF Section "a, Township SO North,
Range So East, Mt. Diablo Base &
Meridian. made June Z, 1915, has filed
notice of intention to make Final
three year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before the
Register and Receiver Of the u. s.
Land Office, at Elko, Nevada, on the
Seth day OF January, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph Jeaney, of Deeth, Nevada.
Joseph Johnson, of Deeth. Nevada.
Wilson J. Forbes. Of Deeth, Nevada.
Arthur st. Clair, of Deeth, Nevada
JOHN E. ROBBINS,
Register.
First publication Dec. Is, Ao15.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24
DYE USERS TO ASK TARIFF.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 24.-Dayid
Kirschhaum, president of the Nation
al Association of Clothiers announc-
ed here that meeting Of representa-
tive men engaged in industries direct
ly or indirectly affected by the pres
ent dyestuff situation will be held in
New York, The latest condition
brought about by the English embar-
go on logwoods from Jamaica will be
especially considered.
The plan as outlined by Mr. Kirsch.
baum in his statement is to send to
Washington a delegation of represen-
tative men to present their case to
the secretary Of state and President
Wilson. Later they will place the
matter before congress and ask for a
tariff law that will protect Ameri-
can business men willing and ready
to invest millions Of dollars in the er-
ection Of an American dyestuff indus
try providing their Investments are
fully protected"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-24

Alta Mentzer both showed speed and
science at their positions, The line
up for the teams were
High school-Grace Rugg, Alta
Mentzer, forwards; Jessie Chestnut
center, Della Ferguson, side center and
Thelma Thompson and Katherine
Thompson guards.
All-stars-F Forwards Claire McDon-
aid, IAVelle Rugg, center Edith
Daubner; side center, Vern Cook;
guards Vivian Casey and LottIe
Mentzer.
In the second half Myrtle Wilsie