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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
TeIttus fiir Salisbury.


@affen6aGe Der @oupagnie 5 in
Salisbury, @1O., miro 6eute cin-
gemei5t. II @ouoerneur @oIOs-
borough miro nebit ieinem Sta6e
amueicno iein. Sin GROCER
@iilitdr 8oa arraugirt. -Qos
neue@e66uoe prdhtig gci6miidt.
Gin 8eittag lit ser 6eiltige fir oie
frieOfertigen @cpobner Oes StdOt-
6ens Salisbury anldBli1 Der Gin
pei6ung ser neuen @affen6aae ser
Gompagnie s 0es 1. &egimentS Der
MlarDlGnoer g1ational-@ -@aroe, mel
DIES beute offi5ieQ Dem Staate ii6er-
ge6en miro. 9feprdleitanten Der
MarDldnoer g}ational @aroe aus
allen S6eilen 0es Stautes meroen ser
5eier 6eimo6nel, cbenio @ouUcrneiir
@olOsboroug6 ne6f ieinen Sto6e.
Gic @auptattraftion Der gSeibefeier
miro Der groBc N}ilitdr Ball bilOen
pcl9er om glbcnO itottiinOet. Giit
Der g8ei6efeier lit ferncr elm @gcr5i-
rem perbunoen. Gic 6ouptrconer
6ei Scr 8cier iinO CONFERENCE.-The
borough, slatb. Seize 9. 9rice, ga
itor G6omas 6. Nlartin0aIc II. @al-
ter 9. Wliaer. 6iibcr's aapeae bon
Baltimore miro con5crtircn. @roBe
ghlimcrfionfcit lit nltf oic9lusi1ntii-
dung Der neuen Sale peruanOt NOR
0en. 9ln 00n galtc mcroen ii6 Ct
ma 300 @erionen bct5ciligen. Die
arrangements fiir 0ic 5eier Iicgen
in Oen Sdnoen Der 5olgcuOen;O6erit
Marion ". SumpbrcDs, GGcrit g9ln.
g. Eilg6man, Captain Sapicl &.
Douglas, 2icutcnont u. ". 9Gooo-
cod, 81 SimoeS Senator ". 9S.
Sadion, GongreB 9lbgcoroneter s.
9. 9Srice, 8alter 9. @liacr uaO @l.
9. 8repiugton.
Gie @3itglieOer ser Goupa9nie S
limo: Gonulel 81. 9ou0lcB. Gapi.
tdu; q. g8. @ooOcod, Sieutenant;S.
Q. Gare1, 2. Sieutcnant; g9m. s..
@orOo, Sergeant; 9lanton Golona,
u. 6. 65rier, Somes 9luiiel linO D.@.
9iomeG, Sergeanten; @l6crt Strong,
g8. s. Nlias, 8. glr1er Burton, Wco.
$. Sitb, iry @m. 9. Sit9cns mo
Z. s. @earn, Corporate; Scrm. Ben.
nett, @iarion Bennett, @l5eg @rio-
Oea ggm. s. 9DrO, g8. s. GororeD,
S. g. 0ai6iell, 81. 6. @ooircu, g..
z. @rap, 6rant @roocnor, Sol. ..
@unbD, y. $. Sammono, sE. @eatb,
@. @. SofmeiIter, 9inpooo Sitd,
gS. 9. SobnIon, E6eo. Sones, 9lr1ie
Sones, Dram @}aruel, 9lrHic @}ar-
TIM 9ioIanO Bbillips, 6. S. %opea,
9ioger s. 9fpol(, ". g. Wtc@ce, ~.
81. SapeIL $. g. Saplor, GlDoc 6.
Gruitt, 9t. g9. 8ooO, G6urles Gim-
mons, 9. ". @aIi6 iuo 6. @9op-
lano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
Sir Elm SsimaetrsnF.

Dos bon Geo. @iintber Gebraute
Bier lit Oos bette. gieIe @eurtbeiler
oon @ier erfIdren Dab es irgeno
sinem erYtflaiiigen ousIdnoiiden
giere eIcihfonlnlt. @eroOe Oas Ding
tit ocn SoniiIiengebroud. Sciniies
a(tomo, better @eiNmod unO iebr
ndbrfrdftig. 0ireft BON ser graiie.
rel ourtb Die ueiiclten w2alhinen ab.
gcfiiat, poourH ubiolute Reinbeii
5eiidert wiro. Gilte $t.O0. E6ous
@olfe 20. (Suni1S,1S,iUlo,DO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
0ein @nnSer.

%arolirte @efongene inter ser S6-
but Scr @efangenen @iilfs.@e-
lelibaft OerOienen $42,070 i'm
N}onot Samior. ~ t40 Der 2eu-
tc be5iililid, 8fcroe na6 5ranf-
reid 81 trunsportiren.
Cant einenl ioeben BON Srn. G6o8.
9. 9ieio, Dem @refutiO Sefrct1r Ger
@eiangenen Siilfs @eieai9aft ba-
ben 2eute, pelbe inter Der Sb6ut
Der @eieai9aft iteben, pdbreno oes
Dlonots Sanuor 8uiammen $42,070
Oeroient. 3ur 3eit fiiDrt Die @eiea-
idnft Die 9lufiiGt ii6er 1247 entlai.
iene Strafgefangene gegen 99t in
Oerielben Beriooe int @oriu6r. Gs
gelang Der @eieai6oit, 8ei66fti-
sing fir 40 2eute 5u finoen, pelHe
aiif &feroe Sransport 0ampfcrn,
Die nad 6ranfrei9 a6gegongen iinO,
llntergcbra6t murOen. Sir oie lln-
terbalhng bon 6alnilien BON Straf-
gefangenen coaeftirte Die @eieai9aft
i'm Wlonat Sonuor $3922.75.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
glad Iamacm eeiOen acitur6sm.

SRI. Soro6 2onile glorris, ole
Eo6ter bon Srn. uno Srm Sames
2 9}orris, lit geItcrn gormittoa uu@
elmer Iangipierioen aranfbcit in
ibrem Seim al Ger ode bon Dorfs
Roo0 mo 2Dmon-9loenue seitor6en.
Die 9crbli6ene, Delcbe I'M AS. Sc.
bensjo6re itono, binterldBt uebcu
ibrcn @ltcrn bier @rii0er, @iaiam
O., 8. Soporo, Z. @oro uno Gbas.
IS. glorris, ionic orei 5dweitern,
iy,ou S. 6. Gor, 6rau Somes 0.
&oSgcrs uno 5rI- Fcarl af. 9lorris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
glns s,creinsfrciIcu.

@rIte 9Sro6e ser ngereiuigtea 0
GER fir oas seplaute cO"
gu @unIten Oes Ocutitcu l'a.
0iterrcidiiden .9lot6cn ar'loS Y,
i'm .slrion-gurf" BON ii6eF y
Sdngern beiitdt-
lle6er POO Singer bet6ciliaiesn,. s,.r'1
al ser gcitrigen %robe Ser ''.r.
uigten Singer" fir oas 9ep, 9a;@r
CONCERT JIM SntereIie Oes Oe''er grsp
uuO 0iterrcic6iiden u9iOt0en S 's,s
5eS, welde i'm .Q(rion-@arf a'S
balten muroe. @eii6t wllrOV" ,,,a
@laiien6orc, pel6e bei'm l0'''
Oen grooflpner Sdngerlell .m
,g}oro6ItliGen SGngerbnnOes 0,r
Gortrog fommen. Giele eD0aS .',d
oen BEL Dem @o6ltbdtigfelts'vV.'',,, .',,,.
oen Soitptt6eil Oes Fro9Iu'o6 o6S
6il0en. g}e6cn Oieien perOep ms
nod Soliiteu bon glelp'yOl' nc
&6iloOelp6ia oas Hrogral''n
ooaItdnOigen. Der GtrlselN san
,,gereirigten @angcr", s5roi s
81. alein, wor nit Dem 9ielin~ .,,irs
ocItriaen eriten 8robe 6odit- t-.sIns 5l'
oen rnO ipra6 ii1 art an SS 'arS
ser Grobc oenigemdB aus. W gssr
iofort beidloiicn am nddiiesn,s Ell, y crl
tag, 9la1mittags Inn 1S4 ~" ,nat
peitcre 9ro6e o65ubalten lll'O Oh
lpieoerum i'm n9(rion-Fort aic
CONCERT iclbIt finoet am ll
ltatt. liam
oic .@ittcis5a@. Is "a .scftion 81
g. g2. @.,~ belt gcltern slpe"" p",lt
@oOenlteiner's Solle al Der o"ae
StraBe, nabe gentrat9IDenllS' nj
bolbmonotli6e gcrionmIung' 81
iiocnt Conrad Sobnliilcr y lmIQ'SSnaf
@orIit unO SefretGr 9luglil &
oos @rotofoa. 9la6 GrleolS"Gi Gire
9ioutincgei6Gfte purOe el''s
oung 0es .Ebolia-@annerq"1' "1rlc
ieinem @tosfen6oG ongeu'@ @str
gllsoann pur0en Die lesle" 6aif
rcitungen fir oen eigenelI, I,4anse
9lbeno in @orrpD's SoIle itall1,i"e S@
ocn 02asfcnbaa getroficn. ms % rS
Gonite beri6tet, miro Der @V'sifr&
cinem prG6tigen Eableall eres
worouf beri6ieoene lebenOp ;, 6ei1t
biloer ge3eiet meroen. el's os,oa4
oere glttroftion miro Der .Sm g r
iein penn Elm Zeppelin Sol''' la, 'mst
cinige englii6e &riegslGpl,,ss ,,ss6,ria
miro. Sin eoeutueaer uvgS'ise
miro oenl oeutiben @illtslO"
wieien peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
6. @aiItOn gIltfeIO Iieh i'd 6Sren.

6. @1iIton 9lltfelo, Gin 03itglico
ser lcbtrn 2egislotir, bebonoclte &c.
Itern g1obniittag Dor oen @}itelieoern
Der 0NOolpb 9res-2oge bonn unab.
bGngigen SrOen 9ritb Sbolont~
oas Sbema: Ser israelitiih 9ewob.
ncr ais 9'iirgcr mo @otriot. Gr
belt oen &ortrag IN 0em neuen SeinI
oes Oroens, ylr. 1920, Oit.9alti.
more-StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
Sin gutter 9lefurO.

9luf Dem gan8en o&ennipIponio
9o6n" .SDitcm ereiguete iid in
1914 niht cin cin5ieer toOtli6er
llnfoa Ocn oie gabngeielidoft
Ddtte berbiIten fonnen. II Dic
meiitcn llnfGae Oie 6oIee 6es
unbefioteu 9etrctens BON 9abn-
Gigentbum.
Iab ii6 ouf Oen9iuien oes r@enn-
iploonia-9a6n" -SDiicns i'm 2anic
oes Sa6reS 1914 auh niht ein ein-
3iger t0otliher ltnfoll ereignete, Den
Oie @abngeieai6aft bate Ocr6iiteu
fonneL lit ans eincm Seribt Oes
&auptbiircaus ser 9a6n erii6tlid.
Gieier 9cribt lautet:
DSel6it wema ieOer Der Nliaionen
3Hge, mel6e in 1914 ii6er ole 2inien
oes .&ennipl0ania 9o6n"- -SDitems
o6nc ie0Iidcn llnfoa fu6ren, sur 3eit
ongcfommen ooer a6geiabren iein
miiroe, 10 miirocn ood t9 8crionen,
mel6c in Oen 9eri1ten Der 5miiden-
Itootlicben SonoeIs-Gommiiiion als
93oiiaeiere flaiIiii8irt wuroen, get6O-
tct worOcn ieiu.
E6otiGdli6 muroe nidt ein ein3i-
ger &aiiaaier ani Dem gou5en @enn-
ipluanio-SDitem BON elmer @eleiie-
2ange pon 26,t9S @leilen in ciuem
Giien6obnunfaa get0otet uno bod fa-
men 10 iogenannte @oiiogiere lns
9eben. Gieie muroeu auf Scr n@enn-
iplponia-9obn~ in 1914 ouf folgenOe
@eiie getootet:
3pei Gerionen fielcn, iprungcn
ooer glitten BON fa6renoen @ag9onS
ooer 3iigeit a6; 5pei beim Serlu6,
in 9emegung befinolide 3iige 5u Bee
iteigen; 5wei glitten bonn 9a6n6of-
@erron Dor 3iige; 8wei itonOen 81
na6e am 9fano Oes acknowledgements
mo muroen bon 8iigen getroifen;
cine Yerion iprang bon einem 6dbr-
boot; cine @eriou mari iid] 5mii9en
@aggonS zines fabrenoen 3uges
Orei iiberi1ritten Die @eIeiie in9abn-
b0fen Dor anfa6renoen 3iigeu; cine
9Serion bon einem @oggon criaBt
uno inter Den 3ug seidIellOert imO
cine |erion Ourd anOeren @oiiagier
ange9rifien uno bonn BUG gemoricn.
@s lag niHt in ser Nlaht Der
9a6n, Oieie llnf1le 81 berbiiten. I'M
idae Oieier 9lrt tragcn Oo5u BEL oie
lInfaQs-Stoitifen ser 9a6nen OeS
Sauoes 5u bergroBern.
9 Ell III Il eberi Of 6reiten II
9abneigcntbum ges
t0otet.
Die 3n6l Der @erionen ipclhe oos
@igent6um ser .BennipIpauia-ga6n~
6ctraten mo oui oieie ggeiie iun'S
Seben famen belief iib in 1914 auf
30t. Gieie Gooesfdae peroen ser
9iu6rif u@iien6abn-llnfdae" 5uge-
ibrieben, obwo6l oie 9abn nidt in
Der Gage it, oieieIbeu 81 oerbiiten.
Seit pielen Sabren bat Die oHenniDI-
Uania-Bobn" cine Gompagne gegen
oqs lleberidreiten bon 9abneigen-
tbum unO gegen Oos nit groBen @e-
fa6rcn pcr6lnOene in6efugte 6abren
ouf 9abn5iigcn gefiibrt. Cine Soee
ii6er oen groBen MenidenOertuit
ourd Oas 9etreten bon 8a6neigeu-
tbnm Elm lle6el, weldeS iG6rli6
Eouienoc bon Spferu forOert- fam
BON Der folgenoen Stotiitif Scr auf
Der o9ennlDloanio-9o6n~ in oen leb-
ten s Sa6ren allcin oitlid bon @itts.
blrg6 porgefonlmenen ltnfdQen gc-
ponnen iucr0cn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15

Nle NabnleItlng miro IN 0ieIen
Sabre i6re 9lnitrenalngen peroop.
peln, Inn Die @roris oeS getretens
BON @n6nei9entbum 5il reOn3ircn. gu
oieiem 3lUed peroen oac GolutD-
uno itdoiiitbcn 9eborocn Inn lluter-
ltiibung erIubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
@crpriiaeltcn lire O5fI'",' y

3ipei @bem1nner, ipelwS w1SSrouei Y
ocnousiogcu scnrdB ibre . .0StteIb 0t l9l
brutole @eile bebnnOelf gu ~, @0ls'
ocn qeitcrn in Der weitll@.~n @,nS S''l
itotion 3u je $50 Strale =" Od
ocrllrt6cilt llno panOeriei,ss ,s oci'I..
nidt bc5oblen fonnteiI ~ .l.n : po'l
poB. 9ie beiOen @eltraalec ecsa0rc \
@cor0e 6. gSiaions, ~ ,g,yaBc u
bon SIR. 326, g2orO- -ereelall. a'e olt !,
Charles Soffnan AZ 5uVsse se s.,
gar. 80, 9Ho.@reeueltrpD,r,it nit cS
g8iliams liegt sur 3ell lie ipgi
9cinbruc6, oeHcn llrlo~' llrlp'
@6Guanne 5uiAreibt ~
tGts-Solpitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
An C9dren bpn iErnit Gur.

81 6bren bon 6rai @iaimn 9tuf,
fin Cor bon 9ii1mono, @o., Der
Gbren Grdiioentin ocs Orocns ser
DGoloniol 0amen~ finoet beute
glbcno inter oen g(uipi5ien scr W1a-
rDldnoer Grgoniiotion OcS 0roens
inn &auptQuortier, glr. Az 91oros
Charles StroBe, Elm S6ec. 9(bcno
itoit. Die @dite pcroen bon ocr
NiarplduOer @rofoentin, 5rou @il-
liam yleeo, ionic bon einen Gomite,
Dem oie eraucn gilbert Siouiiot, z.
&nrriion @nrrett GborIeS 6. Bic
molt So6n 9i0qclD bon Sampton,
&cnrO 9iogcrS, See Gbom Gobio
DicSntoi6, JIM, 9cniomin i. grep-
itcr 9tobcrt @arrett, Sobn 0upoa
&omor0, g9ol0o g}emconer, @0iDaro
Gboclnofcr, g9iaiom S. gSbitrioqe,
glrt1ur q. @.&iniolping, eugene @recn.
moD, Srau 9eHca BON glep. .Oorf,
Srml &iG un0 6rls. @li5a6etb G6em
8iaiams, SiGim @iffen, 9llice @oa,
Glen G0omas uno bic sSrls. Guitis
ongc60rcn cnpfanocn meroen. 5rou
Gor, ipeI1e Diel I'M sSntcrcIic oes Or
ocns get6on bat miro Ger Scltlidfcit
beipobuen. Die Gmbrdume werOen
prddtig ocforirt ieiu.
Gum oGlf"sgjanfctt uadJ g2cw-9Orf,
@cute &orniittog Inn 10 llbr fdbrt
Gin &omitc Der bieiigen 2oge ser
n@lfsr bonn linioir 9a6n6of nah
g1em yorf nb, i'm einen beltte 9lbeno
inn 0ortigcn n@aloorf -Qlitorio-@otel"
itdtiiinocn0en gontctt ser DcrI6ieoe.
nen nniionolcn Gontite'n nno geams
ten 6es Sroeus Ser yGlfS" bci5uwo6.
nen. gln ser 5a6rt uc6men Die fol.
gen0en Sorren S6eil. 6. aloiter-
non 9llfreo s. Carr, T6omoS s.
0lc9luItD S. Goofmou goDo, syobn
&. 9liron S. 9llbert GoIieoD. s. go.
marc 0uStD aSoDn 3. Hotb, N.
S6offer G0uoro Sanuon Siguruno
aob. GDdroIles Stod6auien 05uD
g2onoer Charles Sdmiot S. go.
marc Newton itno 93obert 6. See, ser
&oritc6cr oes muni5ipoleu Gonpen.
tions Bureaus. gsic bereits berid
tct miro ooS biciige Goniite bel oie-
ier celesen6eii mil elmer g(gitotion
oic l9t6.GonDcation Ger CHS nod
Baltimore 5lt bringeu beginner. Die
oieSjdbrige Contention finoet in Can
6roncisco itatt gln oenI beutigen
9ontett meroen etma 1900 &erioneu
i0clne6mcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15

uOe Oh GteilS1 Mlnsfcu-Gc-ncuaI
9nrrp'S Snllc 743 @.-SOltiinOreitr.
9icuitag, ben 16. SSebruar.
&ertbboIie %reiie.
Silletc SOC. fir Serrn nnO Dame.
(San2A3tSe67, ,1415)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
Seitrdsr SuuI SA''''

fir OcriunuOctc sulOateH =. ~ W
lsiSsnSe sitt,ueu nnb sS'". ".,ae'
acfaIlcnen Sricaern O'' arc@
nnO 0iferrei@iIb-uuodF'''''. csr
luerOcu bon 6cOullmddlf'O' aa5e
toreu Scs nllua66aHsi0" rs
gcrcius aciammclt. sl"" 81
cas- Seutidc 9lptSc sreH' = '.,,y@
earI ". eHScrit, cf' o'a
ocrmau-etrpfs, aeioH'i"''.D. "a ~
ScOru mittpOt0 wir' .s.%
eummlnnosp im reoFF'I''''
qnittirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15

soats 5etretar ipriht in DER BreS-
bptcriaucr 9i6cl aloiic 81 So
reit &arf uno 6eidranft iciue
9lusiii5rlngen auSihlieblid auf
oas reliaioic G6cma. 2o5
fleine aircblcin nit 3u6orcru ge.
iiilli.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27
WESTERN CANADA RELEASES COL.
DiERs TO HARVEST IMMENSE
CROPS

Western Canada Ii harvesting the most
wonderful crop In its history.
Farmers. Renters, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
you interested in a country that takes
most Of the grain and cattle prizes In
competition with the world? Out Of nine
teen grain exhibits at the San Francisco
Imposition. Western Canada took seven
teen prizes.
Are you interested in q country that
has the finest of wild grasses that win
cut from one to two tons per acre? Go
in any Of the packing plants or markets
and you will see the condition Of cattle
that have never had q pound Of grain.
Are you interested in q country that
has an abundance Of good water, good
roads, heavy black soil, schools, markets
and practically NO DUST?
Are you interested in q country where
the price Of land IL very low compared
with values here. where the Canadian Pa
cific Railway offers you land on twenty
years time. 100 purchase price down. So
interest on deferred payments, with priv
ilege Of paying out sooner II desired?
II you are interested. make Q trip to
Canada, talk with the farmers and see
for yourself the greatest grain and cattle
country on this continent.
tion inquire:
r. G. Bosworth, Dist. Representative,
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO..
7o6 sprasue Ave. Spokane, Wash.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27

An American industry with q ST.
100000 market has sprung up within
a few months, following upon the sud-
den termination at the outbreak Of
war. Of imports into the United
States of medicinal oil from Russia,
according to Bradstreets, American
refiners, upon learning that 1t was no
longer possible to obtain liquid per-
tolatum from the customary source,
set about to supply the established
trade, and before the close of 1914 q
score Of refiners were experimenting
in the new field, at least ten sources
OF domestic white oil for medicinal use
having been developed, while the
product was retailed under fifty or
more different trade names.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27

Bradstreets's says: Large house
trade, country wide optimism, smart
er activity in metal manufacturing,
further slight improvement in lines
that long have Jagged. heavier buy
ing Of pig iron at advanced prices,
relatively excellent crop news, war
orders that overflow regular chan
nels to plants not heretofore engaged
In that respect, better collections, In
creased calls for money with which
to move crops, some, though not
satisfactory, 1lief In the way of
higher freight rates for western rail-
roads, q heavy influx Of gold to help
bolster weak rates for foreign ex-
change, which are at new record low
levels, and sustained public interest
in the stock market, comprise the
chief features of the weeks develop
ments. Besides, warm weather has
helped retail traders to dispose of
summer goods at greatly reduced
prices.
Although the general swing is up
ward, 1t is most manifest in the iron
and steel industries and, incident
ally, feeling as to the future con-
tinues to outstep actual buying. But
practically all visiting merchants ir-
respective of the sections from which
they hail, agree that the outlook for
fall and winter Is exceptionally good.
Weekly bank clearings, $3,291,-
$4,000.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27
NO DOUBT THAT RESlNOL
DOES STOP ITCHING

1t is fact that the moment resinol
ointment touches itching skins, the
itching stops and healing begins. With
the aid Of resinol soap, It almost al
ways clears away all traces of eczema,
Summer rashes, pimples, or similar
tormenting. unsightly eruption quick
ly. leaving the skin clear and healthy.
And the best of it is you need never
hesitate to use resinol soap and resi-
mol ointment. Resinol Is a doctors
prescription which for twenty years
has been used by careful physicians
for many kinds of skin affections.
They know that its soothing, healing
action is brought about by medication
SO bland and gentle as to be suited
to the most delicate or irritated skin.
Resinol ointment and resinol soap are
sold by all druggists.-Adv.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27
Big Show at Spokane.

Dancing Around" with AL Jolson,
the Winter Garden extravaganza, with
lbs people and a trainload Of scenery,
will be the attraction at the Audito-
rum theater on Post street, Spokane,
Friday, Saturday, Saturday matinee
and Sunday, August 81. %, 20. AL Jol-
son will be seen in the role of Gus"
Jolson has appeared in five Winter
Garden shows.
There is probably no other comedian
who has appeared on the American
stage who has made popular 80 many
songs as Jolson. He will sing at least
a dozen songs in Dancing Around"
Mail orders for reserved seats
should be addressed to Chas. York,
manager of theater.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27
Brigham Youna's Wife Dies.

Salt Lake City, Utah.-Eliza Burgess
Young, last survivor Of Brigham
Youngs wives, died at her home here
August 81. She was native of Ian.
cashire, England, and had lived In
Utah since 184S. She was 81 years
old. Her death closes the estate of
the noted Mormon leader, who died in
1877. His will provided life annuity
for each of the 10 wives who survived
him. The estate, amounting to $1,000.
600, after the satisfaction Of claims,
was incorporated into q trust com.
pany. which discharged the provisions
Of the will.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27


cording to directions on the bottle and
she is cured Of this trouble. She was
all run down when she started taking
the Compound and her periods did not
come right. She was SO poorly and
weak that often had to help her dress
herself, but now she is regular and is
growing strong and healthy. Mrs.
MARTIN HELNG, Plover, Iowa.
Hundreds of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has accom-
plished are constantly being received,
proving the reliability Of this grand old
remedy.
# you are iii do not drag alsQg and
continue to suffer day in and day cut but
at once take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, a woman's remedy for
woman's lille.
II you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl.
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by .
woman and held in strict confidence.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27
EAT FISH, CHEAPER THAN MEAT

EAT FISH, CHEAPER THAN MEAT.
You now have the opportunity. for the
small sum Of 91.6e Of receiving one fresh.
to 10 pounds. delivered to your nearest
express agent free. In every instance We
guarantee the fish to arrive in prime con-
surrounded with Ice. Il the Same in either
cold. or warm weather, e. the express
companies keep putting new Ice on the
fish. a. fast a. the old Ice melts. you neeA
not spoil. ~ We absolutely guarantee It
to arrive in UDod edible condition. Owing
to there being NO waste to . fish, one
some to spare; already prepared for cook
ting. Send check on your local bank. o.
press or money order, which ever 10 the
most convenien5; Commence snlppins
lately
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27
LUMBER AND WOODWORKING,

Fire, presumably Of incendiary
origin, last week destroyed the lum-
Der in yards Of two companies at
Portola, Plumas county, California, at
loss estimated at $35O,OOO.
1t is stated from reliable sources
that the sawmill of the Occur d'Alene
Lumber company at Occur d'Alene,
Idaho, will begin operations early
next week. Logs will first be cleaned
up, and afterward the mill will begin
on contract to cut 100000 feet Of
special timber under q contract re-
Gently closed. After this, It is under
stood the plant will be closed per.
manently.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27

Hurry is the curse that ia making
nervous wrecks of many individuals
and a botch of the things they At
tempt to do. Taking time for deliber-
ate judgment and deliberate action 10
a safeguard to the human machinery
too seldom INDUCED in.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27

Washington is credited with q per
capita wealth Of $2,511, and an aggre-
gate Of $a.21s.3eo.e22 by the United
States census bureau. The average
per capita holdings for the United
States is 81 1855, and Washington holds
high rank as one of the richest states
in the union.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27

It Is the fellow who has the conf
dence to act upon his own good judg-
ment, who don't shirk responsibility.
that assumes leadership and reaps its
rewards, while comforting benefit up.
on others. The great mass Of human
ity absorbs its opinions ready-made
and are necessarily imitators OF the
few who mould their thoughts.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27

The store that can 30 arrange that
its employees can take q regular an
nual vacation, without loss of salary.
will find in the long run that it 10 get
ting better service, with . more loyal
and enthusiastic force. Where clerks
are made to feel that the business Is
run in their interests 40 we'll as that
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27

There is this much to be said about
the advantage of putting up a good
blum, If the occasion requires. It
leaves the other fellow to do the
guessing and 1t is 10 to 1 shot that
you will get the benefit of the doubt.
That helps to strengthen confidence
and develop the ability for perform
ance.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27
Storm Over indiana.

Chicago.-The Texas storm which
Aug. 81 swept northward. crossing
Illinois and touching Chicago. was cen.
trail over Indiana and moving east. It
was somewhat decreased in energy
but high winds and heavy rains still
followed in its path.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27

weakness. l spoke
to three doctors
about it and they did
not help her any.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V Vegetable Com
pound had been of
great benefit to me,
50 ! decided to have
her give it a trial.
She has taken five
bottles Of the Vege-
table COmno,1nd ac-
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27
His Aim.

On the cattle ship on which m,
friend worked an OK got loose on
the voyage and roamed about before
they could capture It."
Maybe the & was looking fur ~
steerage."
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-08-27
Now Modern panelns,

NV M0OOtN O4noIN0.
e. Fletcher Hallamore, the leadins
Dancing Expert and Instructor In Nov
York City. writes: II have used AI4LMNG
FOOT-EA9E. the antiseptic poWdeP to be
recommend 1t to all my puptls." It cures
and prevents sore feet Sold By Ill DRUG
and Department Stores. sc. Sample
Roy, N. Y.