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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

turn the handclasps of his attorneys
He accepted the hand Of a reporter,
hut muttered a scarcely perceptible
please don't. - tho Jurors and
,anr M their hands one Ny ,n Ur>'
Sny inr wanly but saying , nI.n'"e'
ing ""' Mother Is calm -. self
W Ala not lose her Sc"
Mrs. o'p CO. second, She rece's '. ,
posssa, ,se verdict as If 1t were s tbat a
ed 'he of routine. she noted n sa%' \
ma'ter y, rner was trying to snap oo5
photos her son and hersell ,s 9" ner
picture OF ne, vn,aanwhre shielding he'
warm facS With a NEWSPAPER pei
own AayS S,,kerson sheds Tears, conn.
II Wilkerson, chief Oh VIZ lo" tc
James ,na ~ defense, was unaGl1 o.
sci for ,ne .,e tears and they trioN.s'
s,o ,Seep his eyes, while ne, WIN nmd Lesn,
,iates lrota Ralph f. Potter "" norgratu
soc'ateS' g,e,,na we're receiving 'o"s
lations. , .ho+ in hi
MFR WilkerSon Sia'eu -,
,ninion orpet had been more '""'
declared not guilt -. sol
ne was proved innocent ~,
Az wukerson. HE is going non,
With his mother now Then ne
goiny into the country for a mne
nondsd rest after his nerve-raeklh
aynerience brought on him by r'
markable. if not unprecedented St
ries of circumstances. Then he WI
come back home and make III j
of himself
!, Spcnd Half Hour in Room.
y The defendant, his father an
: mother. his brother Mrs. Taylor al
intimate friends made their way Il
IN the witness room, where their pr
yacv was safeguarded by ballllt'
Half an hour later they emerge
wen go home now, william
said Mrs orpet. and they made tht
way down the back stairs and to u
jail ,,,,,
Orpet's few belongings which
had In his cell were already paek'
: He had recovered his self-possessi
by this time and thanked sher
Griffin for making MIS- four mont
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

one witness put it.
Wher Orpet returned to colleg7 in
the fall Of 1915 frequent letters weLa
exchanged, Orpet destroyed hers;
She saved mis-, and they remained att
er her death to speak of the great
fear of exposure that came upon her
Orpet in testifying, said that he
was certain that these fears were
groundless. Once ne mailed her a
bottle of molasses and water TO
ease her mind, ana ne brought a
similar compound with him for the
same purpose when heentered Helm S
woods. near Lake Forest. with her
/ on the morning of ,cdnesday, Feb
ruary 9, last.
/ Efforts at Abb suspicious.
orpet testified that he made the
trip to allay her fears and to explain
a story which had reached Marior
that he was engaged TO one CELESTE
| Pouker but theelaborate effort
which he made to keep the trip Sc
cret. and his subsequent conflietn.
statements of it to officers of tn
law developed into the most damaS
ng evidence against him. 1t led Z
he menacing question OF Mr. JoslEr
reiterated again and again-"Nh
Why? Why? Why did you come
You brought no relief; you brouel
: 20 medicine you brought no tende'
: ness-no words of love. Why d
/ you Gomez
\ On February S, Orpet at MadiSa
left three letters, postdated Feor'
arg 9. with his friend Otto Peters u
d TO be mailed on the latter date On
d was to his mother. one to Marion an
i. lhe to Marions friend Josephine p'
/ Wis. They were worded to make
appear that the writer was in Mad
= son on February 8, the day he kel
- his tryst in the woods with Marl3
ir and she eame to her death,
ie Letters Explained.
Orpet explained on the stand Tn
le the alihi letters us they came to
d known were written SO that If ey .
IN ",dent he were seen at Lake Fore
IL md word of the fact reached Marlor
IS parents who objected to him or
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

WAUKEGAN, Ill, July 17.-Wil-
liam II. Orpet, the University of Wis
consin student charged with murder
ing Marion Lambert, high school
girl and his former sweetheart, was
found not guilty Saturday night by a
jury in Judge DonneIly's court after
five hours deliberation.
The jury retired at 2:50 o'clock
AT o'clock its members were taken
to dinner at boarding house where
they spent half an hour.
Fifty Await Verdict.
one hour later came the flash that
a verdict had been reached Proba-
bly, fifty persons were still waiting Tor
it Orpet, who had taken his even
ing meal, was sent for in his cell
Judge Donnelly, cripple who hac
been seated in a chair on the court
house lawn chatting with the lawyers
made his way painfully upstairs on
crutch
The defendant. as usual, was seat
ed between his mother and Mrs. Ed
win Taylor, his lanciady at Madison
when the jury filed In.
Woman In Black Makes sound.
ONLY one sound broke the stillnes
with which for a few seconds the yer
dict was received. II came from
woman about so years old, dresse
in black who had attended every ses
sion of the count. She made an in
articulate sound something betwee
u sob and shrek.
She had never explained her In
terest in the case except to say tina
she was "a friend or humanity"
OFpet Feels Emotion.
Orpet was silent through excess
emotion. He was barely able to re
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

,.,,., narents who expected him to re-
,,air faithful 10 college duties they
would accept the 'erters as co cru
sye evidence to the contrary. me
,etter to Josephine was to corrooVi
ate that to Marion. Josephine 'es4
ted that she never received IL
ON the afternoon of the Sth' III /
dark overcoat which ne had borrow
cd Ia wear with a dress SUIT 10
Marty which he expected to attend on
the 18th. carrying the bottle oil III"
lnsses and water in his pocket anu
Ia.ving behind him the alibi let'eIs
ana bed rumpled to deceive ms
Iandlady, the student proceede7 pF|
way of Milwaukee where ne spent
balf hhur or so between trains t..
Lake Forest. ~.
Arriving there he arranged by teie-
nbone to meet Marion on her way
70 school the next morning WaiAe'
about for a while to make certain ms
narents had retired and entered the
Mccormick garage. where he spent
the night on a cot
Took walk III Woods.
In he morning he and Marion met
and walked through the snow into
the woods. Orpet testified that there
was little conversation and he coul1
racoIlect only the purport of it. he
offered her the medicine and she
refused it He started to leave pu'
she called him back and asked II ne
; was going to write 20 her any more
He said there seemed to be no uSe
of it AID STATED away again.
"somethlng aade me look afouNu
II dcn't know vhat-and sa"
Marion lying in the snow, related
tho defendant on the stand. ! re
tnrr,G. kneeled over her for mayp'
minute | noticed the moist po"
. der in the lines of her hand. He'
e.-,s wore ,2ed. Then a kind o
foe came on my brain and doh
remember much after that eHcep
an reaching the road l threw ava
the medicine and made my way o
!, foot to Highland park caught a tra'
N ana tnst evenine arrived back a
4 / Madison.
20 :" Body Found NeN Morning.
Marion was missed that nisht an
her body found the next mornln'
- Orpet vas arrested and told nume'
!, Gus conflicting stories prior to u
: triar these teng used against n"
-, al the trial.
-. During his cross eNamIh"''o
- which lasted three days he repeate'
y, " took refege in 81 don't remeh
:, her. He spoke in low voice VII
"a apparently studied effort, but neve
the less became involved at times Al
extricated himself by correcting II
W PREVIOUS testimony" His mann
~ was nervous. and he rarely looNeo
40 his rluisito". Attorney Joslyn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

and then to Missoula. During the
last two weeks Spokane. North Yaki-
ma, Ellensburg, the Puget Sound
country and the Grays Harbor terri
tories will be covered by Mr., Carson.
He will finish his whirlwind cam
paign September 20 and by that time
there will be lined up for Pendleton
the largest crowd which the city has
ever held in its gates
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

Mr. Pruitt is Heppner Lexington
lone Condor. Fossil, Rock Creek,
Mcdonald, Wasco, Moro, Grass VAL
lev, shaniko. Antelope, Madras, Me-
tolius. Culver. Redmond, Bend, Prime
Vile Burns, Canyon City. John Day
Prairie City, Long Greek and Ritter
At Ritter Mr.. Pruitt will return to
Pendleton and Mr. Carson VIII pro
ceed on the O-W. to Boise Pocatellc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17
BUNGALOW APRONS

Just the thing you cannot get along
without. Think how they save your
dresses. Only, each .-.........-,..--..... 60f
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17
Is Your Toilet Soap
Injuring Your Skin !!

Many toilet soaps contain harsh, in
iurious alkali. Resinol soap contains
absolutely no free alkali, and to it is
added the resinol medication. This
gives it soothing, healing properties
which clear the complexion, comfort
tender skins and keep the hair healthy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

instant relief. With
the help OF resinol
soap, this soothing,
healing ointment usu.
ally clears away all
trace of eczema, ring
worm, rash or similar
tormenting, sleep pre-
venting skin -discases
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

quickly and at little cost. Physiclans
have prescribed resinol ointment rcgu,
larly for over twenty years, so you need
mot hesitate to use it freely. Sold by
all druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

Of the treasury and his staff VIII
doubtless bring a number of visitors
here. The visitors Of the Ash'anu
wild west exhibition after seeing the
show said they v..1ed now theN
could see what the real thing looked
like at Pendleton and made tempo
rarv plans to come
The itinerary of sir Carson anI
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17
Let Resinol Make
Your Sick Skin Well
COSY TODAY

That itching, burning skin can al
most certainly he healed The first use
~ r,sinol ointment seldom fails 10 give
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-09

5eist. @elbitperitdnOltd3 tperoen cine.
Menge Geifeneriabmittel an9eprieien
uno monde idetnen aud gut gu.
iein. Die Sausfrauen maren all9
nod ME 10 tpiQig, ii6 ibre @ntfet<
tunsen in biefcr 8eaie6ung mit5utei=
len, lpie eben jeBt@ &odz uno Wai4e
resepts oller Dirt our9fliesen gum uuz
%.seueilen. 8eiten sic, Sasesbldtter.
ginmal los i9 Bon einem eben ge<
funbenen SetfenerIaB, ben ii9 ieser
tpitenlos aneignen tonnte; bus Hes
5ept CAB Der sliidli9e grftnber in
elmer sroBen 3eitung tuno unb oas
@eieb berbot iofort ettpatyen @aneel
5amit, 10 bab nun ieber Jreibett 9at,
it6 Der @rfinbuns 81 bebienen uno
teiner ein @elbgei9dft baraus maz
hen fann.
,Mein Muni9, auf oeutfdem 80
Den nod eine @iegesnadri4t 5t erIez
ben, purbe erfiint. @s NOR fein, lau=
ter Subel, tein @robtun uno GrpBz
reben, tein ber5lo1es Si4freuen uber
bic Nieoerlase bes Jeinoes uno Die
5lutiaen Spfer, aber cine itiue Greu=
Sc lprah bod .aus ben Mugen aler
oerer, Die es l@on erfabren botten.
Ran rei@te fi4 in Ser @iienbabn Die
3eitungen berum uno meinte, einmal
miiilen es bod oie Geinbe einleben,
haB mon nt4t ungeitraft bic Sreue
bre@en t1nne. Damn iab man tpieber
in bas frieblihe, fru4tbare, nit uns
ermublidem Gleib be6aute 2ano,
onr4 bas Der S@ne15us iauite.
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- Merhonts sransfer & Storage
30. 9elepbon 855. (kn3.)

Das SD6n4en bes Tars
mers 8aumer, Der in Der Mdbe Don
@abpeton, q. 8, nobnt, puroe aui
Der 5arm ieines 8aters bon einsla
5iiaen f9per berleBt.. Ser Sunge
purbe mad benz 4utberi59en 9o1pi<
tai eebraat. Die @ltern batten BON
benz llnfaq uidts bemertt, tpurben
ober aufmertiam, als Der 4(eine
aa4 9aufe selanfen fam. Muf bic
Jra9e, mas gelde6en fei. an!iportete
er: r5uno bib Giiuen, Jii1en i6lus
miG." Die @9dbe!Dede mar einee=
I9lagen poroen un0 etnus non Oct
ge6irnmaIe berausaeauollen.
Jrau S. S. RearDon in
Seattle, Waib, iiberraidte beim
9eimfommen einen Ginbre4er in if
rem 9aufe. Mls lie bic Sire off
nete, elite Der ginbrinslins aus benz
Saufe beraus on ibr borbei, nobel
er b0fli4 ben 9ut liftete unb einen
@ruB murmelte. SIN Sn1ern beg
9aufes fanb Jrau Rearbon bic 8euz
tie, bic Der Jremee i@on 3uiammen>
getragen unb infolge ibres I'M
ernarteten Gintrcffens i'm StiAe gez
lai{en battle.
gimme bat ouf benz potsba'
u,er Pfingitberse in einem Sabre A.,
500 Strau9er nno 8aume ansc'
pflanot.
SIN Min.er 1907 muBten pi,
FIano3lifnen 5ruppcn pesen Man'
gels an Raupiuttcr tire Yicrbl mi
Ouc1ilrrl fl,eetn.
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! f0nnte, lllto atpeitens piiroen Sic $50.
Tighten itrifter nit ibren @erboftl1n.
gen iein, benn iie 1piiroeu oieleIben
lin ibrem eigencn ssnterelie porneb-
men. 3meiiellos foin,tte al,d oieies
nidts id)aoen. @enn Ser staotratb
Sen 4oliailten fir ibren l1nteritii-
%tunesfo1lo fiinf5ia gents fir ieoe
gerltrtbeilltne betuiliet, 10 lieBe lid,
auf oieic @eiie pielleid)t Sic eefor-
oerte @ebaltserbobltng Ser NoIi5ilten
permeioen. Mllf ieben 6aG iollten Sic
6oroeruneei1 ser &oli5iiten mter=
iud,t meroen. Grit tpdee, Damn mage.
Mllgenbliflih lteben Sic Mad,ite=
ben0en anf Ser Eeniiolslilte Der $50
lisei:
grlNoli5eidef Sans Shram er-
.bdIt $75 pro Monat.
Nolisiit @ilIiam @an1m erbdIt sic
@alfte ieines @ebalts.
EoIt5iit CHARLES SeiiM, bessIei=
den.
Sic Ml,tter bon 3oliSilt Granf
6lannerp erbalt $50 pro Monat.
Inter oenieniaen, meIdpe bel ser
aeitrigen offentliden g%eriammlllns
Stir ober @iber Sic l1nioniiirltng ser
Golisei iprnd)en, iino belonoers sic
gtaditebe1Oen 5l nerl1en:
&idter Natbaniel Srend, tpelder
Sic ltnioniiirlt,te befaimpfte. Mnapalt
Maac 9%etersbergcr, S. &ee6 Cane,
Nrdiioent bes Commercial Club;
giirgermeiiter SSobn @ertpnIb, @enrp
gollmer, &enrp &nrtmaur1, Bertrcter
Ser Sfrabenbobnnnion. Charles M1c<
Conan, Nrdiioent Ser Eri-Gitp Sc
oeration Of 2abor. Don s. Shire,
Capt. bon S~pritenfompaenie $50. 8.
Mnnalt 6. 6. @iqis.
Ser Commercial Glib miro Sic
M%naeleaenbeit ser l1nioniiirung bes
Toliseibepartement am n1dlIten 1on.
nerstag Inn baIb ! l1]r bel elmer Ser
ianmlllng ndiler bisfttiren ltnb cine
Sci olution faIlelt, 1peldle bcm StaDt=
ratb unterbreitet meroen ion.
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slus Der gnnbesbauptifabt.
(5ortfesuns bon Der /. Seite.)

al1f tpeldes bas Gbriltentbum fie sez
itellt, unb bas politiihe g5epter ibres
mdnnliden 8ibalen ME %crfaiien", lagz
te Der &irbenfiirit.
glibl 8oot ipradJ e%benfals Dor Der
&onbention nnb tpieberbolte leine Nnz
1ibten gegen Srauenltimmre6t.
nsiesesfeier" int gSeiRem @anic.
Bnibineton, 8. Seq. 9raliz
bent8illou sab am 9onnerstag Mbenb
Elm giIen I'M @eiBen @auie, an Dem
li6 @ance Mcgnrmid, Der @oriiteube
beg
Iptpie Sic Mitglieoer bes bemofratii9er
unb bes progreIiiben 8ampagnecomz
mittees betbeili9ten, lnb ben @ubliiee
Der 9emofraten fcltli6 begingen.
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etabt NIB Gountp.
samstag, ben 8. 9esember.
@etterbcridt.

@ab ineton,S s. 0e5.
SIinois: Gbcilnpeiie bcipolft on
Samstag, mabrid)einlid leid,ter
Shnccfan in nprolide1 l11o mitt=
lcrcn Staatstbeilcn; am Sonntag
i'm MIlgemeinen idyon nno etmas
marmer.
Soma: Meilaueile belpoIft an1 CONS
tag l,1b Son11tag; ctlpas aparlner
nn1 Samstag.
2pfaIer &etterberi6A.
9apenport, s. 8es.
Dnrdldpnitts = 8arometerltal0 1886
@llrdidnitts Semperatllr 5. %
@od)ite Scl1tperatl1r bellte &. 80
9%sieoriglte Semperatllr lebte 9iudt 81
eeorn1aIe Semperat11r fir 80
Sabre 80
Dnrdidnittlide Sel,dtistett bsr
2llft rs
Nicoeridlae in "a gttnocn o.o1
@orberrl d)eube @inbrid)tung gS8.
@~alIcrlta1lb Inn Z l1br Morgens So
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@rOfer Musitanb brobt.

Gbicago, 8. Seq. Sic bieiisen
&leioerfobrifa,tten nurben beute babon
benadridfist, oaB aeifern &benb 30,s
600 bieiise Mitslieber Der amalsaz
match Clothing 8orfers Of Nmerica
lire observation-disclosures burd cine
M%bitimnnung bebollmddtigt baben, Die
+prganiiirten @eibermader in einen
|g~usfanb 51 berufen, iobal6 linen bon
ben Mrbeitgebern Der ~berIanste adtz
itiinbise Mrbeitstag bertpeigert tpiro.
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gont aooe a%bberuten.
Sram Glisabetb =. San.

Mad) lal,aeln, idlperen 2eioen
peridlie0 geltern Wiorgcn Iralt gli5a=
6etb g. &ap i'm Seine ihrer Iod)ter,
iSral1 Otto @aroer SIT Blue @raB,
So, inn Sitter BON oreiltnoiiebenais
Sabren.
Die 9eiietllng erfolgt heute Mad=
mittag llnl 5mei l16r bonn I%rnucrhall=
lie aus ullf Dem 8lue @raB 6riebbeie.
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Sur Iesten @abe.
syram Barbara Saaauer.

Sic 9eiletlmg BON Jral1 Barbara
@allauer eriolgte geitern 9ead)mittag
l1m 5mei ltbr bonn &al,ie Ser Gohter
Der REINFORCEMENT, 6ral1 S. 81. Gbiei=
len, Geo. 1912 Netpberrp StraBe, aus
altf 0em 6airmoutt 5riebbofe. $50
ltor %. s.. 8lanfe iprah inn Iraller=
fnltie l1nb am @rabe. Die gabrtud=
trigger maren: @bas. Marsneit 2ouis
I6tellert, Com Iegine, 5reo Stt,
@m. @oettid, George @olters.
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@ebnrtstaosfeier in Glbribae.

Gl0rioge, Sa., ben z. 9e5etnbe1
1916. - 5pe5ial. - Ser @eburts'
tag BON Sralt Gus 2eni9 tpuroe i'm
Sa1tle BON @errn 1ito STRAIT 2enIb
cine Meile oitli6 bon gIori6ge, on
Mitttpoh Radymittag rn6 Mben6 in
feierlidJer @eiie begangen. Sci elmer
@artenunterbaltung, bel ser 500 ge'
|fpielt mllroe, gingen 6ie @aditeben.
ben als Siegerinnen berbor: Sror
|8enrp @rebe, Sralt Gbris. @oh),
5rau 8rns 3abel un6 Groltpreis
an giuie &od. y
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-09

George @ilcor IT,, un6 SRI. Gtta
2onoers BON 9onablle, SSa., ertpirf=
ten geitern einen SetratbgerlallbriB-
|idein.
Der brittle @eridt bon 2ouiie @rlt.
lie, germalterin bes NadlalIes bon
g. 6reoerid aruie, ipuroe Dor Sen
a'tpalten Side & Side sebl'dt.
Der SdJll1Bberidt bon Sssofn %.
&lmematl1, @er1palter bes Na1lailes
BON Milbelm Grlter, ml1roe bon Sen
Nrtpalten Side & Side eebudt.
slrtpalt Souls 6. @oobemig Iieb
geltern I'M Scott County gc5irfsge-
ridt Die ta%dNtebenben bier 5dei=
Dnngsflagen bl1d)en:
Grail 2iuian q. Mr1esbal1m min
bon ibrem @atten Saul Gl1esbaum
ipegen gralllnner ntpD rmhpiir6iger
gebanblltng, mie audi bosmiQigcn
Serlaiiens aelhieben iein. Das Nnar
bermGblte iih arn %. Mpril 1908 81,
Dabenport. Die &ldgerin perlangt
oltBer Der 5feioultg Mimentc.
8egcngrauIamer nnb unpiirbige1
gebanollns mill 6ror Mlma 6. 3ier-
fe BON ibrem Gotten, &idoro q
Sierfe geldieben iein. s(11ber oer
Sheioung p%erlangt Ira1t 3ierfe Mli.
mertte ltnb sic Debut iiber brei LII.
miinoige &inber.
8ese1 ol1gebliden b0smiligel
gerlaiiens mill 6ran @li5obetb Gum
tncrs bon ibrem @atten G.Bien Sllm
mers geidieoen lem. 9as 9aar Der
ma6lte iid) am 90. Sftober 1907. Sc,
gcflagte ion oie &l6gerin am 90
September 1911 at MinneapoIis
M.filn., perlaiien baben.
Soretta Secor min bon @irgil Sc
cor apegen angebliden bosmiaige1
Serlailens aeihieoen iein. Das 9aa
permablte lid, am 5. MuguIt 1911 q
Geoar 3apios. 9as bos1pilige SEE,
Siullen er1ol9fe al1gebl1b an1 ]. ser
tember 1918. MllBer sllinentcn oel
langt Die alaaerin sic Sbbut iibe
iDre oreiiabriae Sod)ter.
Die nad)itebcnoen gro5ciic puroe
gcIiert f~elteelest:
8. .. gennis geeeu 6. 6. garte
II. u. Mnpdlte: Carroll 9ros. III
Siaac Getersberger.
Sennie GbriItenia gegen @illia.
Sort. antpalte: gbas. s.. aaufmar
nnb @1n. Sperih.
Serbert San sllte1 II. 81. geg,
Goiparo @rebmer. MnlpGlte: Seln,
ltlo gonoinot uno Carl $. 2arlba'
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8nrtis Optrn1aus.
Gpielfalember.

&cutc ll,lo morgclr: .5air onl
Marmer."
Donnerstag, ben IA. De5enlber:
n6rolics Of tbe 9ap" @urlesfe).
&~eiIigenabenb (5onntas) uni
Weibnadtsfeiertig (Wontag), ben "a
lt,6 %. 9e5entber: naatinfa".
0onnerstag, sen 90. 9e5enber:
.@orIo OF Mlealure".
Sonnaben6, sen 80. Ge5entber:
@on5ert 6es @lee Club. /.
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Mabiiom sqmare @arbcn ber=
auftipnirt.

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fir $2,OOO,OOO eritanben. n
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Die 2eier unierer 3eitlng lin:
b0flidit eriuht, ale in~tereiIanter
sgendridten, ueIde in ibren @efanr.
~tenfreiIen porfommen. Ser @eoaf+ion
per Noit ODER perionIih gu iibermit.
teIn.
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&riest leine 8mrgcrredte sitriif.

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Die Mdrtte.
#robmhe.

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8erlaitst: 3tpei erfabrene M6bdbett
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aus oen @ert@tem.

George @ilcor it,, uu6 SRI. gtta
2onoers BON 9onabue, So, erpirf=
ten geitern eine1 misunderstanding
idein.
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Mdbdet perlmnst. @erlangt: Ndbez
rinnen fir acknowledgements. grz
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-07
LOS ANGELES RIFLE
AND REVOLVER CLUB
MAKES GOOD SCORE

los Angeles, Aug 1.-THE Los An
I'''s Rlfle and Revolver club teams
oIto 2.32l points out of possible
l.'VV ln the shoot here today i'm the
lda,lohal Rifle association inter-Club
military match. The team won the
championship last year with score
of 2.2g4
6. L. Wctkyns made the highest
score 2f2 points out Of a possible $50.
ms score last year was 243.