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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-27
PHYSICIAN
sCAVENGER

SALEM SCAVENGER-Challes Soos,
proprietor Garbage ana refuse of all
kinds removed on monthly contracts
at reasonable rates. Yard and cess.
pools cleaned. Office phone Main
924T. Residence Main 2272.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
North Round

No. 16-Oregon Express ....5;00 a. m.
No. 54-Sound Special ...~.6:l2 a. M.
No. 2S-Willamette Limited 9:22 a. m.
No. 12-Shasta Limited ......1l:j5 a. m.
No. 1S-Portland Passenger 1870 p. m.
No. 20-Portland Passenger 500 p, m.
No. 14-Portland Express.-s:00 p. m.
No. Portland fast Fr't 1928 p. m.
No, 226--Local way Fr't.~.10:35 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-27

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-27
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

jan. 7.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-25

Mithuod ubenb perdnfioltet Die
5reie 60. airheuaemeinAe ouf ibren
lulagefi an Der 10. uft0 9oreaS
5trubc eth See Cream Social 0cTfen
Reinertrna In ben Hnufnnos fIiebt.
Se0rr lit freifnhIihit eingeIaben. Der
Seitlihteit beisItiuobnen. Der Gin.
rift betr1et MIR 10 Gents. pofiir
nan naerIei 2cderbiHen perabreidt
iefonnnt.
Omaha 2oge go. 81 bes Or.
oens Der Sermnuns. Sobue peran.
italtet Sonntag nntnittne ben 30.
Siili i'm Spuoicate Bart elm 6otli.
lien. 8idnid. Mon nebue bic South
Gmaba Sberrnon Npe. Clinic nno
iteiae an Der 90. unO ginton ctr.
40 onnr gebc man 5 @Iof fiiblih
bis gum Bari.
Brau Goitb SenoerIon, Satin
0es I'M SarIen SoteI angeitelIten
ytahtcIerfs G. @f. Senoerion, tuonte
iih belite friib nod 5 llbr In ibrem
3immer i'm &oteI Oos 2eben neb.
men. inoem iie Silt peridiidtc. Gs
geIong benz iofort berbeigerufenen
RoIi5einr5t Or. auIofofsfp. Die
Jrnl ON 9eben al erbaltcn.
Sn itrem Seim in Florence
itorb om Sonntdg 6rau 2eopoIoine
56eiteot I'M sllter BON IS Sobren.
Die NerItcrbene, meIfle iiber 30
Sabre in Douglas Golntp lpohnte,
binterIdBt spei EOfter nno bret
Sobne.
SIM Nlter bon SO Sobren
beite stephen s. @aup IN
Seim, 2723 Capitol ane..
pom To0e o~bberufen. Die 8eeroi.
guna ifn0et 9onnerstog morgen
$50 bonn Grauerbouie nnb nm 8
ltbr bon Der ct. Rario. Rogoole.
aus ouf benz oettihen
fatboIiiden Griebbof itdtt.
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Enelancs Bcpkctt
errc9t b0ics Bfmt!
Nmr cine befrieDiarnbe VrtIGrnns
Gnglanbs lam Rroteit
GblueuDen.

3afbingtor, IS. SnIt. 5eIbit
Br1itoeut @iIion fornte .aeiterll
niht umbiL ben 8eiudleru oes
.gseiben &auies ieiner eeoriidten
iiber Den 9opfott omeri-
.famiid)er @eihGttSIirmei1 ieiteHs Der
engIiiden Regierune altsOruf 81
perleiben.
SIN 5%tantsaHvt ifeint man Dies.
NAL ertihLoIIen Sl fem, gegen Die
.leste cnsIiihe 6redbeit energiide
Shritte an ergreiien. ialls bic Ant.
mort ocs engliiden glusuGrtieen
amtes. an fuelhes @oti1nfter 8nge
I'M auftroee Der gunOesregierune
cine informeIle aHfroge eerifltct bat,
niht befrieoigenb oiisfnIlt. Man bat
lih in nmerifniiden @eihaftsfrei'
len betrefFs Der idparSen 2iite be.
reits senail informiert, uu6 Die er.
longte Snformaticn geniiet. pie es
beiBt, energiid b~or8ugeben, tpenil
England nift cine befrieoisenoe CT.
fldrlng abeeben fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-25
Nus Sem State.

Beatrice - Ser 81 iabrige u. 90.
Suuber tpnroe Samstag bon Der
Site iibcrfonmen, bat ft6 ieOodj
iotpeit erbult, bdB er mad ieiner
8obmung aebradt peroeu fonnte.
Gs lit Dies Der critic 3na BON or.
trnnfune inioIae Der Site.
GecumIeb - Nus Genber miro
.6eridtet. o1B Der friiber bier oniGf.
fiae Sbomos n. @oiter aus 2ebens.
iberoruB ourh ginatmen bon Gas
Selbltmoro bcgangen bat.
ar6er - 9afe @ilmont un6 Gs.
tpnlO Bethlehem. ipeIde bier bel Ell.
mem Cffentliden Gan5 III Streit ge.
rieten. nobel Die Wciier cine groBe
Role fpieltet fino il inter $500
8iirgidaft geiteat norbett nm gnbe
hes Monats gum 9ro8eB 8u eridei.
men. 81
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Ginbrade 1nh nfherfale.

@egen einbruds tn ben Qo6en
bon Smenion Bros. 2t0i ia0l. 10.
Ctr, ipurOet geitern dber0 Der Gar.
bi1e Sim 3afion bon ct. 2oiis.
Mo., uti6 Der 8eiBe Sad grice In
3aft genonrlcu. Die geito9Iencfl
8aren iptroen BET ibnea porgefun.
ben.
n. q. MoB, Der i'm gbatbom So.
tel tpobrt, lultr0e montna nodmit.
tag gegen ieds lt9r Ode 10. un0
9abellport Str. bon 5pei 6arbigen
u~berfalen, Denen CT feline 8arifaft
iii @obe bon $3.50 ougb1noigen
nlubte. 4n Derielben Ode iDur0e
sra 0itts ip1tcr bon 5ipci meiBett
8egelagereii Inn $50 crIeiftert.
Gin 11nlides 5didiaI blibte SO.
e. 6ielber bon Ridmono, ap., Ode
l6. utlo Cunning Str, fpeIder orei
gouDiten eiiter 33oa bon $21.00
entridten mubte.
u. s. Gbenbetb bon Jairfiel6,
gaeb,, ipurOe ben einein Mann, NIT
benz er I'M Gobee Settle 5ulamuelt
5A!ofqaartier be5ogeu bntte, In Der
Radt Inn $32 beitobIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-25
6eimienSmno scr
ntilisen p~erIanet!

8ofbingtou, Is. Sui. SIN
gurtoes1enat lit cine rteue 9efueeung
gegen bic Maerifo. 8olitif Der He,
gicru1g eineeLeitet nor6en. aits
alien EeiIen oeg 2dn0es lin0 bel
ben Genntoren 8riefe eingeloufeu.
IN tpelf1en oarenf berfuieien uir0,
ooB Die anipeieubeit Der gtili3en at
Der merifaniibeii @renae obne BE.
rehtigung lei. Hepublifantide &C.
notoren bobe1 &eioltitionen in aus.
arbeitung, lniit pelden bic Regie.
r1trg nifseforoert miro, bic 9lili3en
tDie0er beim5uIanoen un0 neitere
Eruppeurerihiebungeu mad benz
GuSer ein5riteaen.
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ertcilcrt
bier ~Rieienamftr6ee!

aefu gcrf, Is. SuIt. -RuIfiI5e
agerrten befinoen fi6 iest in 0efp
gorf. I'M RieiennbidLnfie CUR Gle.
fernng bon Bacterial fir 0ffentIiGe
9etriebe In NuBIonb at maiden, fpie
60. Aiienmnu, Chef Der ruIIiiden
abteiIlrng Der yaationnl MIioci1tton
81 Manufacturers, am Sonntdg nit.
teilte. MubIono plant nnter anSe.
rem ben 91ii bon @oHertuerfen,
GosanitoIten. aroftonIngert, eIe.
trii@ betriebeftet giienbobner, So.
fenorIngefL 8eaenbreder. giers,
@etreioeipetd)err uirO 3entroIn1ort.
boGen NIT @efriernnIneen. Sns-
aeionlt iDer6en iid bic 4uftr1ge ouf
100000 900 beLoufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-25
Omkcl sam wunId,t
DdniINslpeftincicn!
9iesbs5iglide @rrbanbInueta init
9dnemarf berbeihrn baIOigen
siuitisen NbihlHh.

@oibineton rs. Snli. Gic
8erbanoIunecn Srpiihen Der odni.
iden @eaierung uH0 0~erienigen oer
Der. Stooten betrsffs aHfoufs bon
D1niih. @eitinoien ieiieus afnerifas
iiro fat Dem glbihlub nabe, mic
aus 3openbageu berihtet mir0.
Gout ben bisber beretnbarten DC
oinauugeu pirO Der aoufpreis $25,
betrneen. gluber6em her.
ben Die Ser. Stnoten ibre 9iedte oui
@r0nlnno onfgeben.
Sn ben gertanf etngeldIoiien iino
bic Snieln ct. Gbonlns, CT. Sobn
uno Sonto grns. oils 5lnttenboiis
iinb bieieIben fir Die Der. Staten
unbe5oblbor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-25
gleae email. gnmagnna.

Bort Gonnien0. 8nlb., 25. Suit.
adpitdn 6reb @1nn bonn 1r1eri.
faniiden Ghoner 80. s. MarIton
melder Qeitern bier bon Quitrofien
eirtraf. berintete, oaB er bon ben
mflitdriihen 8eboroer in Stem
goIle. aultroIieL ae3tpiingen tpltr.
be. 0rei Mo1tn leiner 8eiosung ans.
3uLieferrL BON tDel1en Die auItro.
Tier bebnnptetert, 0oB fie oeuti6e
Entertainer ieien. Die bret matro-
len 20. GngIiid. 90. Sonion uro SO.
Sitter b0tte1 fb 1Is 9oriDeger,
Sbme0ea nnb SoGanOer oiisgege-
ben. Der R1pit1n bat einen for.
nieTen groteft BET benz 5t11tsoHt
erh0heu.
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9mei t0t[idt qnfnnnf1Qe.

Sort Dodge, Sa., rs. Sult.
itebeHidbrise CHARLES 3ones
iutroe non benz 41tomobu bon g.
8. Dunn aug Glare uberfabren un0
getotet. Dunn erfLarte Der 9oli3ei,
0aB feline Bremie beriogt babe, mo-
clirh oas Hngluf entitan0en lei
5rnu 81. W. 9'gonnor BON eagle
@robe pltr0e ebenEaas BON einem
Auto erfoBt uno erIag ipdter Den oa.
bel acknowledgement 9erlesungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-25
umOriffs Ger Brltcn BET
41csicrcs ~ab0ewicicnl
eritem prahIen nit ben GrfOIarn,
bic ie felt grgiun Der SffeH-
hbe bntteH.

Berlin, 25. Sii[i. - Gas bent.
ide arieegnntt meloete heiite mittng.
Aob 0ie britiiden Anariffe onf Der
9tnie No8teres Woirrepns, nor0lidl
bet CONNIE 5ninnmaeueebrohen iino.
5iibIih Der Somme bnben Die
Jron5oim einige fleine @eldn6ege.
mime al per5eihnen.
Die MulIen bnben an Der Higa,
iusb Dino. 5ront cine neitere gtie,
berL0ge erIitter, bod bat General
b. 0infngen In Bolhpnien iiiOLidj
BON Gereftetin einen barten aampf
Gie RuiIen greifen bort nit gefpnlti.
ger llebermndlt an nnb es lit ibueu
erllineen etnen Tell Der noreeihobe-
ne1 ShGtengrdben 81 nebnlen.
Qonbou, %. Slili. Die Ir.
Iiueriet1mpfe an Der Jrcnt
toben 70 getuaItie, ooB Der @eidts,
bonner IN nlebreren Stdoten an Der
Si6tlfte GneInn0g, 100 Meileu
bonn SdIndtfeI0e entferrt, nernebm.
bar lit. Gs beiBt, boB felt Dem ge.
ginn Der Somme-0 ffenftbe AM /.
SuIi 26, 1926 9eutide In @efonaen.
i6nft geroten iino nno 0aB t40 @e.
iAibe, 30 M6rier nn6 mebrere bum.
bert Neutrality-suspicious. erobert tpur.
ben. (anrm meloeten Die Geiitlhen
gelterr, bab file eirte betrdhtIife arl.
pabL griten un0 5rnnSolen an Der
8onirle eefnu9ett g~etionrnlerl IND Ell
lihe Oreibig Maifineneetnehre CT.
ebert bubetL 70 ite[Ien bic 8riten
Hugs cine anffteHnne Der ercberten
Rriegsbeute suIonrner. unb fie fon.
men az obigen MeluItot. M1n
peib ia nber ois Erfobrung, oob
bic berIogenet Gliierteri I'M MuIti.
pIisieren 1leiiter finO.)
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Die iriiGc Sra1e
perMrl acttt Scroc!

Qonoon, 25. SuIi. - Sn Der tri.
ihen Grage lit Gin 5hnebepunft Gin.
aetreteu. Sails nidt pl6sIi9 einc
8erdnoerung in Der Gage eiutrttt.
III es 5lpeifeIbaft Oh Die @eaierlug
imitanoe Iein miro. ipie beriprohen.
nod in oieier Mode cine 8uiobbia
8ur 9omeruleporlaae 8i unterbrei.
ten. Die NATURALIZATION MiitgIie.
Der bes 81rtamlents botten geitern
nbeno cine 8~uiammenflinft, uno
tpenn bette feline 5ufrie0eniteaenoe
antrport bonn Observation-Disclosures
Asquitb eintrifft, mir6 Der iriide
Giibrer Sobn ReDntonb orfgeforoert
peroen, i'm oasu Su 6r1ngen, bic
abiidten Der &eeieritng moglihit
idneu oarsuIeaen.
ale berborraeen0cn 3eitungen
oes 2onoes beipreden bclrte Den
GrnIt Der Gage, un6 ioaen bnb
SomeruIe fir Srelono ipieoer in Die
Bride eegangen lit, neil bic betref.
fen6e 8orIaae bic sSrI1noer nift Be.
frieoiet unb Der britiihen Hegie-
rung nidt genitgen0 Rethte berleibt.
Sett, bo bos gauge 8ritenpolf spefs
8efdmpfune zines mdhtigen 1uBe.
rem 6einbes einig 0aiteben ioIlte,
piro bos Reid 6urh 3piitigfeiter
i'm Snnern Seriiien. Gas @on8e
iiebt elmer Grogooie ber5neifelt
dbnli6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-25
Climb George prupheaeit siea.

Qonbon, rs. Srli. - 9anio QloDo
George, Der QodfoIger bon GeIo.
moridon aithner, belt geItern i'm
Saule Der Gemeinen cine Reoe, in
fDelder er propheaeite onB Der Gei1-
INN Der engIiiden SiIfsqiielIen unb
bic ergIiide Snteutser8 in fDe1iigen
monntet1 ben Sieg on i'd reiBen
tuirben. [9os tit idon Dor fat
5tpet Snbren propbe3eit mor0en,
obrle fid beip1brbeitet Ill bnbens uno
nirb aud biesutol MIR cine nidi
In Grfluung sebenoe 9ropbe5eibuug
bleiben.l
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Bcmbensuttent1tcr
nod nicbt ereriffen!

San 5rancisco. Gal. %. SnIi.-
Die biefige goIiaei tuppt betreffs
0es Nerbredlers, peIfer am Sarls
tna pdbrerto Der Sdlasfertigfeits
9nro0e elm gombeunttettut inter,
nnbn,, nobel feds 8erionen getotet
uno 40 berlett puroert, nod ooaie
I'M 9linfeIn.
Die. duf bic Grgreifiing oes At.
terttdters oiisaeiesten 8eIobnungen
erreidt iest Die Sobe bon $13. 900.
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an gn6e ~1er6ranuk

qneblo. Cole, Is. Sn[i.-Bdt.
lid bon bier ertgleiite geitern oberb
Gin gerionen5itg ntO nebrere 8ag.
gors gerieten mad Der GntgLeiiufig
IN Brand. 8tDei 8erIonen fdnoen
ioforf ben Goo, ip1breno berfdieoenc
dnoere 8aIfogiere unter ben bren.
nenocn Eriimniern Iebenoiaen Get
bes berbr1nnter.
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st. apieph Marftbtriht.

Ct. Soiepb, %. 3uli.
HinODieb-3ufubr LOO.
Mtartt felt bis itorf.
Sdueine-3nfubr $500: Waorft
0ffuete fart: 6dIuB itfDnd.
GurhfdHittSpreis 940-9.65.
Soditer 9reis 975.
5dafe-3uiubr 1000; Mnrft fart.
Geidorene 2anner 9.85.
aaaias Gin Marttberidt.
ssonins Gitn, %. slili.
GinObieb-8uiubr 5000; Ntorft
felt.
aiibe, feft.
Sdweine-3nf1tbr 10000: Marft
Innsiam nno unregeImdbig.
9urhihnitfspreis 9.40-9.75
6oditcr preis $50.
Sdafe-3ufthr 1000; Marft 10
-i5c G9bcr.
96diter grets 9.75.
g5ieasO Marfi6tridf.
ghieaao. Is. altLi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-25
Dina>G rmppen itnS
anocblitb amfoerieben!

StdSt Merifo, Is. Suli. - Die
gorronao gfegierltrg melbet, boB
cine ltarfe Srllppenmaht 8inos I'M
melt Der San SiiGoro Stand bon
gorran3iiteu aeiteLt uno 0erieIbcn
cine beinidtenDe 0ieoerlage beige.
brodt !poroen lit.
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Bremen Miro I'M
Bottom anle9en!

Baltimore, m0, %. SitIi. Is
beiBt bier. bn bbos Goud)borOeIs.
itiff Bremen" bon ieinen Gigen.
tiimern 8efebI erbaIten bat. In Do
Iton nnItott in Baltimore Dor anfcr
3u geben.
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1r.gnnt.nnfer

Qcnbon q. 5uIi. - 2Iob6g fin.
5iaen BITE Berienfitng Der bei0en bri.
tiiden GnmpFer 2Longtpen (4638
1onnert) uno arutsforO (34S2 Con.
Hen) an. Sn beioen 51len tDuroen
Die Rannidaften gerettet.
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meiterc Opfer scr
Rincerldhrnmn0!

Stem gorf, %. SuIi. Seute
alittng fpurben 30 IoOesflae uno
100 neiie Sale an GinoerIabmung
alif Dem bieiigen gefurobeitsontt
drgeneloet.
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SoOesuadlridt

Sn ieinem Seim 2723 Capitol
abe. entialief beute
step9en 8. 8aaD
I'M utter bon 81 syabren.
Die 9eeroigune finoet Donners
tag mergen Inn $50 bonn Erauer.
baufe ifto UNI 0 llbr bon Der ct.
Maria-g 81 dgoalenen.airdj ans auf
Dem 0eutifJen fatboliIden 5rieobpf
itott.
Die tranernoen 9intcrbliebenen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-25
u10tktbert6te.

Gmobo, gebr., %. SuIi.
N~inbDieb-8ufubr 1900.
Beef 5tiere, itnrt big Toe bOber.
@ute bis bette 9.50-t0.00.
MitteIm1Bige s.75-9.25.
@cuo9nlide 7.50-S.50.
3dbrlinge, quite bis bette 900
$50.
mittclmaBige 8.25-s.75.
@eluobnIihc T.00-8.25.
aiibe, 10r bo6er.
Cute bis bette aiibe 6.75-7.75.
gtittelm1bige 6.00-6.75.
BeuobnIidJe $500.
Sellers, Toe bober.
Cute bis bette Sellers 6.75 Biz
7.75.
Stoders un0 5eebers, Itarf.
5eeoers, cute Bis bette 7.50-
Sis.
MittelmdBiae 7.oo-7.5o.
GtoderS, cute bis bette 7.40-
500.
Stod aiibe l.25-6.25.
getu5bnIihe 6.00-700.
Stod Sellers 525-6.25.
Stod adlber G.75-8.50.
8eal GdIber q.O0-t1.25.
Bulls. stogs 6.50-725.
Bologna gaas 5.50-6.50.
.Sdmciue-3ufabr 1000.
Rarft feit bts Sc bober.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9.30-9.40.
Soditer 8reig go.
Sdafe-3ufubr $4,000.
Marft felt.
@ioOer 6.75-7.S0.
Hammer 9.5O-t0.20.
Mutteriaafe 5.75-7.50.
2ommer 9.50-10.25.
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Ginbred1cr MAIDEN
erc6e Bette!

ginbreder 6rongen bereongenc
gadt in ben s5utpeIenIaOen Der
sonopaG 9etpelrD 60, 308 iiiol.
10. StroBe. uno ftabIen 8ertiahen
int getroge BON $1,000.
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ainherlSkmnna IN Mitden. z. ..

Mitden 9. 9. 25. Suli-8eItern
it1rb bier bng bierte Gpfer Der
ainberIdbntung, leitoem oieIe furdjt.
bare aronfbett olid in Withea oitf
getouGt lit. Ga ie0of felt CONS
tag feline leiien Grfranfungen be.
rihtet ipuroen, boffen Die 8eboroen,
oaB Die gpioemie I'M 0ieoergeben
lit.
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Ter rniliide Ginon3ininiiter flopft
Dergeblid III GnaIan0 iiflS 5ranf
reid an. Sic Ihaben eben Die rlf.
itide 6ffenftbe ridtio
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9iiHOsieg--8ufabr 5000; marft
felt.
Sodlter Qreis 1000.
SdUeine-8nfubr 1900; Martt
tart, SdluB fdsDaA.
9urAidnittspreis 9.35-9.S5.
@ofiter NreiS 1000.
Sd0fe-3ufubr 10000; Rarft 10c
boiler.
S0obo 2dnuter 1850.
Cmaha Nrtreibrmarft.
Gmdba, 25. Suli 1916.
9nrter Mci5en-
CIR. 2. 1f5H--i17
Ser. 3. 1f1-1t3
SIR. 4. t06-ff0
@eiBer 6rilbidbrstuei8cn-
gr. 3. f08-t09h
SIR. 8. t08-f09
Guram Deisen-
Ger. 2. f03-f05
gr. B. 102-f04
Meibes aorn--
81. 2. 77A-77M
ga. =. T-77A
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2eiersipn IN 9ebrasf0 Mi[ia.

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gbef Der bieiigen gebeimpolisei.
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fertD 0eiertiert lit. Ser 9eierteur
itormte o1ts Hofforo, sd. un0 bat
tie iih ain 5. SuIi onfperben LoiIen.
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HoIm 8eah anaiige gereinigt,
$500. goren Bebiter 392--an5.
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gead1t. arbeit, tGglid BIB
rier 5tunOen. 9. 600, Gmabd
gribitne.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21

to public office. It's administration
will be in the hands OF tho depart
mcnt OF tho government nearest to
the people in all their varied inter-
ests. 1t will strengthen the relations
between the states and nation, maxi
Ing them active partners in a great
work for the common good. It Is as
sumed that the Senate bill will be
agreed to by the House and that
with the beginning Of the new fiscal
year the great enterprise of making
the paths Of the country straight will
be undertaken with the sure hope Of
success.
Raising mony for road mainten-
ance Is more difficult than raising 1t
for road construction. Taxpayers do
not expect their clothes to wear for
ever without repairs. but they often
think that roads should withstand
hard usage without any money being
needed for their maintenance. In
some states a large part Of the money
spent on such work Is raised by tax
ing automobiles. but automobiles are
by no means the only vehicles which
grind away the highways. In West
Virginia lumber hauling has worn
away some Of the roads and SO tho
legislature recently enacted a law
requiring persons continuously using
a county road so as to cause more
than usual wear to put repair men
on the road and assist in keeping 1t
in good condition under the direction
Of the county court. Refusal to obey
such an order Is punishable by i'm
prisonment or fine not exceeding
$50 or both.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
MODERN CIVILIZATION COMPARED
With LIFE OF EARLY SETTLERS
Age of Pioneer Much Longer Than That of Present Day Peo
ple-Retrograding Instead of Making Advance
Taking Logical View of Present Day Conditions We Do Not
Measure Up to Standard Of Our Forefahers
GREAT CROWDS ATTENDED HIS FREE SHOW LAST NIGHT
NEWSES THEATRE PARTY A GREAT SUCCESS

Back in the early days of Chris.
tianity, when wonderful cures were
made, when the blind were made te
see, the ones who were crippled tc
throw away their crutches and walk
the deaf to hear and the dumb tc
speak-in those days whenever cures
Of this kind were effected, the person
performing them was supposed to be
gifted. usually called a prophet, so.
ing from place to place, where they
did a good deal Of good creating
cures and teaching the Bible. In lat
ter years when person claimed he
could cure certain diseases by call.
ing upon certain occult powers, they
we're accused OF practicing sorcery
or witchcraft, and 1t has been less
than three hundred years ago when
people accused of these practices and
who were really too far advanced In
tellectually for that time. were burned
at the stake. The Great Spiegel
said, owing to the fanatical spirit
shown in the early days Of this coun-
try, people who were fortunate
enought to obtain the secrets of the
wonderful curative powers of certain
banks, herbs. roots. leaves, berries,
gums and blossoms from the Indians
never revealed the wonderful infor-
nation they had obtained until years
later, for fear Of being put to death
for what really was a God-send to
the community in this age of modern
civilization when the greed for gold
comes first and good health Is a
secondary consideration, these simple
remedies have been forgotten and
opium. morphine, cocaine. canabis,
indica and other narcotics put in
their place. Just because they will
bring q little more money to the al
ready over-wealthy pharmaceutical
trusts Of the country. But what have
they accomplished, asks The Great
spiegeI. II you don't know then
will tell you: 1t is decreasing the
age limit Of the people Of this world
to, where the limit was IS years in
1867, today in the year 1916 the aver
s4e age Of our fellowmen has de-
creased to IS years, SO can't you
realize what will become Of us II we
keep on filing our systems with
opiates, narcotics and poisons and
neglect the remedies that God put
into our hands to cure our bodily Ills?
The Great Spiegel does not claim
that Dr.. Jones sangvin will cure
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21

bunting and $50 American flags and
shields were used in the interior or
namentatlon of the convention hall.
The bare brick walls and steel Orders
which support the roof are concealed
by rs panels Of white cloth, each
twenty-five by flfty-five feet. Each
panel is decorated with deep founce
OF gold cloth. Hanging from the roof
In the center under the large glass
ventilators are large bars OF gold
cloth which add to the artistic effect
without obstructing light and air. The
balconies are tastefully festooned
with red, white and blue bunting
caught every ten feet with lunches
OF small American flags and shields.
On the wall back Of the speakers
stand is hung large oil portrait OF
Abraham Lincoln, which has been in
six Republican national conventions
since It was painted in 1864. 1t was
loaned to the convention by its OWL
er, George Prince. Of New York.
Convention Officers.
= The officers of the convention are:
Temporary chairman - Senator
Warren G. Harding, Ohio.
Temporary secretary = Lafayette
B. Gleason, New York.
Sergeant-at-arms William f.
Stone, Maryland.
Chief clerk - Edmund ]. wach-
ter. Maryland.
oaiclal stenographer = George L.
Hart, Virginia.
Chief doorkeeper = John j. Han
son. Maryland.
Chief usher = William Nelson
Pelouze. Illinois.
The arduous work of making the
preliminary plans for the convention