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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-15
NEWS SUMMARY
General.

General.
lusitania case causes split among
German pOlitiCiaal pnTtics
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-15
Portland Wheat is
Up Little Today

CHICAGO Feb. 15.-May, $1.2I
sLgS IA, July sl.2O S-t. $l.21 IS.
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no ADVERTISERS.

The East Oregonlan has the largest paid
circulation Of any paper In Oregon east OF
Portland and over twice the circulation In
Pendet0n Of any other newspaper
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
Road Notice.

Sealed proposals for state-aid 'road
improvement in Rock Islapd county,
known as section D, on route 3. will
be received at the office of the state
highway commission, Springfield, ILL.,,
until II o'clock a. IN. July 10, 1916,
and then publicly opened.
Proposals shall be made on forms
furnished by the state highway de-
partment and shall be enclosed in an
envelope addressed State Highway
Commission, with the following nOta-
ton thereon: Proposal for State-Aid
Work, County Rock Island, Section d,
Route No. 3
The engineers estimate for this
work, exclusive of such materials and
equipment as will be furnished by the
state. is $6,424.42.
Length of improvement, 5000 feet
Pavement: Type, gravel; width, Is
feet
Nearest railroad passenger station.
WATERFOWL.
Detailed information of the work to
be done may be had by examination
Of the plans, specifications and esti-
mates on file in the offices of the
county clerk and the county superin--
tendent of highways of said county,
and in the office of the state highway
commission.
BY order of the state highway com
mission WILLIAM W MARI,
Chief State Highway Engineer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
SWIMME RS HAVE
HEALTHY BODIES
DR.. 0Strom Points Out Where Aquatic
Wonders Helped Make History
in Centuries Gone BY.
Is BEST METHOD OF EXERCISING
All Good Water Performers Have Per-
feet FOrms-UrgcS Local Men
and Boys TO Enroll at Y.
BY DIR. LOTIS OSTRON.

Du Chailu in "Iyar the Viking re-
lates Of the swimming contest between
Hjalmer and Thorgrim. the victor be-
ing expected to drown his opponent
AS soon as they met ThOrgrim thrust
him down into the deep. No one on
shore could see what they were doing
for they were both far under the wat
er, though the sea boiled over them.
After a time ii became quiet and Thor
grim swan to shore. The spectators
had 10 conclude that their fayOrite,
Hialmer. was drowned. That even
ing, during the banquet, while Thor
grim was being hailed as champion,
Hjalmer walked into the hall greeted
with shouts Of joy He advanced to
the seat of ThoTgrim and placed on his
knee the knife ThOrgrim had worn in
his belt when swimming. Then every
body knew that ThOrgrim had carried
a knife which Hjalmer had taken away
from him, and yet spared his life.
At another time. Ivar and Oliver
had a similar contest and Ivar dis
appeared for so long that they thought
him drowned. but after long time he
appeared. He had caught a very
large seal and with both hands on its
bristles. steered its way out, and back
TO shore again, when he let it go.
Similar tales thrill US in the Leath-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19

boundaries of the proved area west
ward into Hancock county, or south
ward into Schuyler county.
Operations on the "Staunton dome,
in Macoupin county, resulted early in
June in the opening Of a prolific gas
field about two miles northwest of
Staunton. Development work was,
however, retarded by litigation be-
tween the gas and coal companies,
whose interests conficted in this To-
cality. and by the absence of an exist
ing market for the gas. Activity was
slight in the SandOyal pool, Marion
county, and in the Carlyle pool, Gin
ton county. Unsuccessful but inter
esting tests were completed near
HillsbOro, Montgomery county; Rush
vile. Schuyler county; SteelvilIe, Ran
dolph county, and Lima, Adams cOun-
tV.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
EXPECT HUNDREDS
TO ATTEND MEET
Illinois Valley Section of State Teach
ers' Association to Convene in
Moline Oct. II to II.
AUTHORIZATION" IS THEME
County Institute TO BE Held in Rock
Island Aug. D to Sept. Have
Strong Program.

Moline is to entertain the Illinois
Valley section of the State Teachers
association, Oct u to ii, according
to announcement made today at the
office of Miss Lou Harris, county su-
perintendent Hundreds of instruc-
tors will attend as this sectional
gathering includes the counties of
Rock Island, Mercer, Henry, Knox,
Warren, Henderson, McDOnOugh and
Hancock.
An unusually attractive program is
being arranged Some of the special
lists who have tentatively agreed to
come are: Hamilton Holt, editor. of
the New York Independent; Hutchins
HapgOOd, New York, noted author;
Philip Davis, Boston, writer; Fred
erick c. Howe, New York, commits
siOner of immigration; Charles p. En-
erson, Indianapolis. dean of state med
ical society; DR.. II. II. Wheaton and
Arthur W. Dunn, from the United
States bureau of education; Arthur
Best0r, Chautauqua, n. Y, president
Of ChaUtauqua association.
The theme for the meeting will be
characterization" Last year the
gathering was held at Monmouth and
was a big success, and it is thought
that the program arranged this year
will be sufficient inducement to even
excel the attendance at the Maple
City.
Institute Planned.
The Rock Island county institute
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19

Plantation Garcia got six months in
county Jail this morning when he fac
ed County Judge y. A. Larson on a
charge of assault with a deadly wea-
pom. The court took into account the
rs days which the defendant has al
ready served, leaving 10 days as the
time he is to remain in Jail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
my HAIR DRESSER SAYS

my HAIR DRESSER SAYS
that there are thousands of
new hairs coming in my head. I
use Every Week Anti Septic Oil
Shampoo every week or ten
days and my hair is softer and
easier to handle than l have
ever known it." SOC at Har-
per House pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19

er Stocking Tales" when the Indian
Incas escaped by making a long dive.
In Les Miserables" Jean Vatican es-
capped from the prison ship by means
of long dive. In recent time we al
so have wonderful swimmers and
divers. such as the duke from Hawaii
who used to amuse foreigners ny cap
turing sharks while swimming. This
can be seen today at any time among
the natives of Bermuda or the West
Indies.
In order to accomplish these feats in
water the swimmer must have a good
chest and lung development, in order
TO resist the water pressure, and to
hold his breath up TO, in authentic in
stances, FIVE minutes. In our vaude-
villes we see divers who easily remain
under two minutes in plain view of the
entire audience.
Must Breathe Right
This means that most of us, when
we try to do these stunts, usually
come up TO blow" before so seconds
are up, or to put it plainly, we have
weak chests, weak lungs and a weak
heart. We may not become expert, or
even good swimmers, but when we are
in water long enough and often
enough, we soon learn that we must
breathe right and deep; we must eXer-
else enough to stand the strain; We
learn to quit blowing our nose, thus
forcing water in the ear, and to value
our mainstay, heart and lungs.
1t is hardly probable that anyone
ever acquired tuberculosis who was
good swimmer and took ordinary
care of himself to keep in condition.
Already this summer too many have
drowned because they could not swim,
and this in face of the fact that the
Y. NJ. c. AS have even offered free in
structors. Last but not least, look at
any real good swimmer, man or wo-
man, and you behold a most wonderful
and perfect figure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
Hair Removing Essential with
Up-to-date Gowns

Observe we'll -gowned women every
where. - IN the bali room fashionable
restaurants, and on the stage. Hair-free
underarns are absolutely necessary to the
present mode
The quickest, safest. and moet wuznmnfy"
way 70 remove hair from tina face lip, neck
or arms 80 By S0n&kia0 il off with III Rn1fu =
saAttAry huUtd toilet preparation easily applies
win = pieces Of absorbent cotton. II Rada il
more agreeable 20 use than the razor and does
not eo@rsen aass~ hair growth. a Agtzsr shav wing
Soc and 500 at all toilet counters
For sale in this city at L. s. Me
cabe & Co, and the Riess Drug store
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
ILLINOIS FOURTH
AS AN OIL STATE
More Than Nineteen Million Barrels
Market Last Year, Federal
Statistics Show.
AVERAGE PRICE Is 50 CENTS
Crawford and Lawrence Counties Hold
the Lead i'm the Amount of
Productions.

The quantity of petroleum marketed
in 1915 from oil fields of Illinois. ac-
cording to statistics compiled by ]. d.
NOrthrop of the United States geolog-
icaI survey was 19.041,695 barrels,
which is less by 2,878,054 barrels, or
10 per cent, than the corresponding
output in 1914.
The distribution of this output by
months is shown in the following
table:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
Barrels.
Month

Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 ,04l $50
The average price received for this
oil at the wells was soc a barrel, and
the total market value was $685.
$50, a decrease of 18c in average unit
price and of $6,770,329. or 27 per cent
in total value from 1914.
As a consequence of this decline
in output Illinois goes to fourth place
in the rank of Oil-prOducing states,
third place being taken in 1915 by
Texas.
The abnormal decline in oil produc-
ton in Illinois is due largely to the
absence in the oil market Of any in
centive for active drilling in proved
areas or in wildcat territory until too
late in the year to affect the statistics
of production. A total of 757 wells
were completed in 1915, as compared
with 1879 in 1914 and 1,721 in 1913.
The borings completed in 1915, com
prise $50 oil wells, 10 gas wells, and
1879 dry holes.
More Drilling Done.
The combined yield of the oil wells
completed in Illinois in 1915 for the
first day of productive life amounted
to 4,165 barrels, an average Of %
barrels for each we'll. Crawford cOun-
~ led in field activity of new prOduc-
ton, its 12S new wells being rated at
an average of 40 barrels each, as
against 1913 wells rated at an average
Of II barrels each in Crawford
county.
The modern activity in the produc-
tive areas Of southeastern Illinois re
suited in no important extensions or
discoveries during the year Early in
December a completed wildcat well
Tgn0TTpd UOn1 fOr
of oil the first "a hours This we'll
which is three miles southwest of the
AllendaIe pool. in Wabash county, fur
nished an incentive for additional
drilling in that locality with the hope
Of developing a new pool.
IN the western part of the state
wildcat activity in July added a sec
ond small pool, three miles west of
the Hoing pool. TO the Colmar district,
In LamOine township. McDonough
county, but failed to advance the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
COURT HOUSE NEWS

Gust W. Johnson was given a fine
OF $25 and costs and one day in
county Jail by Judge \. A. Larson
this morning on a charge of resisting
an officer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19

is to be held in Rock Island Aug. IS
to Sept. l. A strong corps Of instruc-
tors is being secured and the teach
ers are looking forward to the session
with much interest.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-19
Ser 9entide aanpfsenoHenptrein
psn 1901 .s

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-19
aleiut etabt=Meuisteiten.
glc 3utbaten fir Ben @eib=
nadtsfudert. &iepe's Ipotbefe, 4O3
weltlide 9. Strabe.
SDm Shit abberuieu.
MidNel &nlnen.

9tad} tangent, ldhperer1 2eioeu per=
idlieb gelterll @benb filr5 lladl 5ebn
llbr Serr Msidael <falcn int WercD
@plpital. b
Ger Iabingeifiebene crbltdte ont
81. sSltli 1861 Siii @oblen5 ont &bein
oas 9iff Scr @elt ii. errcidjtc bel1=
nod cin Sitter bon fiinfltnbfiinStg
Sabren, bier Wollaten u1o iieben=
l1O5apan5ig Sagen.
Yer Gerltorbene maitoerte inn SssaIlf
re 1892 nod DEM Canoe ser fSrei6eit
1l10 @leid1eit aus un6 trat bier in
Die befatulte Sigarrenfabrif leines
Snfels oes ,peritorbenen> Nid}olal1s
&li6i1cl1, ei1f.: @ier arbeifete Ell bis
gum Sabre 1902, oils er Sic bis gum
/. Salalar bieles SSabres b~eitebel1oe
befaante 8irtbldnft, gso.1630 @al6=
in9ton Strabe griinbete. gr Der
n1ablte iidl NIT SRI. 5ran5isfa Mer=
tens am i. 3e5ember 1888 gu a0l1l
q. &bein. Mit Germ &llbnen lit eli
llcr befannteIten gorfdmpfer oes
Sentldtbnlns in Iapenport eltidla=
fen.
Mllbcr BON ieiller @ittlpe, Iral.
Sran5isfa &ubnert,r geborene Mer-
tcus, miro Der gerldiebene 1lpdJ bon
5tpei &i1oerl,, Tra,t Suite Olien, &C.
borclle altbllell, llno Solepb &llbl1elr,
iple altd) einem Shniegerlobn, Ml=
bert Glen, cilem 9ruoer, Beter
a1lbnen bon @onnef a. Nbein, orei
Sdnpcltern, 6rau @elene Sar1n1 bon
S~plcphsbnra, &heinlanb, Irall @li5u=
betb arebs bon &ola a. Mbein uno
1Srl. @retd)en <bnen BON @bnll a.
Mbeill, 5lpei Gnfeln Setter uno MIeu
Sllen, lpie al,dl einem III 9upenport
ipoblellocn 9teffen, sSoiepb $. Mic.
bod, iiberlcbt.
Scr Gittldlaiellc, ser int Gcreil1s-
ltllo 2ogcnfreiien lebr popular NOR,
9cDorte Den eagles, ser Ireimol,:
rerlpac 81. 5. & q. M. 9do. 221",
Dem %9torolpcit Davenport I11rnper.
cilt, bcnr &riegerpercin, Sen ,@oob.
mel, of tbe @orlo" ll1b ser Nsoro.
ipcIf Davenport 2ieOertafel an.
Die Gorbereitnngen fir sic ge.
eroigul,g lino nod ,lid)t a~ctroffer
lpproen.
Trik 6cnrD 8afer.
9sad) elmer llllr orcitdoieclt aranf
belt pcrld)ieb Soln,tag M}orgen Sc,
frilbere, 6efaintte Sat11er, iSrib Sen
III gader III leinem SIT McGausloni
gelegenen Seine. Scr 8erltorben
c%rfralfte am Iolulerstag ser porigel
Mode nil0 1ul,rhe anl Son1lobeno al
cillem Magenleiben operirt. scin
Satin perld)icb inn sSN1li an oerielbe,
8ranfbeif.
Der Gabinseidieoene erbfidte an
Z. Nopember 1875 5u shlesmia=Sol
item ons 9iht Der @elt uno fam in
Mlter bon elf Sabrcn NIT ieinen 81
terri nad) ben gereilrigten tgtaatc,
mo oireft nod @rano Otoun6, "a
gfad)oem Die iSntnilie bort 5lpei SSaf
re lang aerpebnt batte, iieoelte ii
nad Ncgauslatb iiber. SIN ,sabr
1900 permabItc iid) ser @crltorberr
nit SRI. Mnna 9offnuann u,to fault
lid cine Jarnl, Die er erit fiir5lidl al
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-19

@erlanst: Gin 2aniut,,gIe. in
oer Der Gemofrat" Office. MltB
Ia Sabre oft iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-19
Seds 5euer an einem Gage.
.. s. &aDmarb's Sans 5i,m 8ctrase
pon 100000 %bcIdjaoist.
Mue Iellcr ollf ans ocnr Sd,ornltein
al,f sic SdsinOeload)er gefal=
lene Tll1,fen suriidsu=
fiibren.

Gas 0abenporter Selleroepartc=
lncnt mllrbe ma}reno oes seltrigeu
Cages ST. nidt menigcr oils led)s Gel,=
sern germfen, 1peId)e ole auf alls
FSdorniteinen al1f Sic SdyinoeIoader
gefaHel1e 5llnfen S,lriid5ufiibren iino.
Gin @altsboot. bas am Sl,Be ser
1ipiiion StraBe geIeeen lit, eerietb
SIT 'friiler MSorgenltlmoc in @rano.
Gas @pot, 0as Mid)acl Spaber ge=
Bort, p,tr0e sum 8etrage Don 500
fbeidnoigt.
@benfalls 5l frilfer Morgenitlnoe
geriet) bas slpeiitofige Stl,ccogebalt=
De bon %. %. Hoiep, SEQ. 41O @ulb-
ohm StraBe, in Brand. Ser ange=
ridtete Sdaoen NOR mn sering.
Gas brittle 5eller, bas geitern &C.
gen Mittag ausbradl mar bas
idllimmite oes Cages unb beidabiete
bas @ob1t)aus bon 9. 6. Soyparb,
yp. 1851 arlington Mpe., gum 8c=
TRACE pon iiber $4,000.
MIs bas 0cl,er entoedt lplroe,
ltano id)on Dos earSe Dad) in Jlom=
men littb mir Der lln1tht lttb fad)=
manniihen &enntniB bes 6eueroe-
pnrtelnents ill es ,5u perbanfcn, bab
ltidt Oas gnlt5e @ebdlloe ei,l Galtb
Der 6lanumcn aplrbe. Gs mar n0=
tbig, BON s1pei Seitel1 @alleritrablen
olrb sic nelle 9lrnpe bon Der Spri-
telrfottpagnie $40. A aaf oos Sous
n%ieOerpralleln SIT lalien. Gus 1ad,
'oes @ebaltbes, pie audi oas oberite
5tod1nerf pllrbc ourdy 5eller ltnS
@aIIer ldhuer bcld1oist. Mrd, iii
Den mnteren S%toddperfen apltroe sem
Mobilar Elm groBer @aiierid,ooen 5,l-
gefiigt.
@1,r5 nod balb 5lpei ltbr gelterl
9sad)mittag pllroe Sic Teucrlpebr te-
lepboniid nod DEM @altie bon 8.
8if)elman1r, SEQ. 1902 9rotpn 5tra=
Be- gerllfen, no Dos 9ad) Des 3tpei.
it0disen @ebauoes burd) allsiliegcn=
|oe 6llttfen in 9rano serafben NOR.
Der a%ngeridtete sdaoen belGuft Iid
altf ungefabr $500. t ..n
Das Cad pes 5lpeiitGdieen 5od,
gebaltoes bon George 81, Mcglellalln,
9so. 413 oitlidc 15.s StroBe, eerietf
geltern segen flint ltbr Mad)mittags
in graro. 1as Ieler fp1lrte bon
Der Jellerlpehr geloiW peroen, cbe Is
leni,ens1perthen sdtdoen nleeridte1
Aatte; Der Sdaoen ,piros aui nil
$1,000 geIdast. .5 ssa.
Gin q1loeres Godfelter entitano &c.
tern Menn ggegel, balls 3 l1br i'm
Saltie bon go 1allnton, go. 21s
lpeitlid]e 2ocuit StrdBe. Gas Jele1
tpurbe bon Der Sprise,lfon1pagnie
|gfo. 3 geloidr, nadJoem cs elmer
|Sdaben bon 1ur flint Collars a1tge.
|ribtet bette.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-19

er iidJ III ben Nltbltanb iette, mieocr
ip%erfalifte.
Ser geritorbene mfrs bon spei
&inberl1, Ser fiittf5ebnia6riaen 8inla
gader uno Scr iiiniiabrigen Stella
@afer, ipie altd leincm Softer, SsSobtl
gader BON glorioge; bier Sdtpe-
ltern, Trau Cora Chr atn Don Meelp-
billie, 800; 5ral1 2elta <rtfelo, So
pous, g. D; 5rar gm11a a11rticlbt,
girgil, g. O.; 5ralt Bertha @oIit,
3apenport; orei 8riioern, @errp unb
Sermat 9ader BON Gourte1ep, g.
D., mlo gbas. 8afer, GIorioge,
iiberlebf. y. 'tS35
Die 9eiietiul,g crfolgt 9onnerstag
Nadmittag lint ein llbr bon &e1rp
@l1nge's Observation-Disclosures
me1t outs arf bent Sine Sill 6rieo=
bofc. 8ur Ser 8ciietl,ng 1pir6 uni
5lpei l19r auf Sem Jrieobofe esi,l
Iral,ergottesoienit gebaltc,1. ad' Il
JJrau Caroline Sdp,lk.'
Jrolt Caroline sdllIe ltor6 mad,
fl1r5em idApereti >2eioe1t I'M Sitter bon
sfoeil11londtaig SSalret, III ibren1, geo.
1857 meltlihe 2otrit StrnBe, gelegc=
lten @eiihr. Is
Die gabineeldieoeiie erbIidfe am
81. Mara 1884 in 9eutidlm16 oos
2iAt Der Melt u1tb fam bor uttges
tabr einem gal6en SabrEnnbert nod
ben gereinigten Staaten. Sir Cat
te, Garl Sdl15, iegrete Dor bier Sob
rem oaS 3eitlid1e. 6rall sdul5 bat
falt ibr gauges 9eben lang in Gbarl-
tom, So, %5ltgebradt INTO fam crit Dor
adt Sabren 1a6 9npenport.
Sic geritorbene miro Dor, elmer
'Sfmeiter, 5ral1 Matbil6a @eperle,
lllto bon 5rau @rod iiber(ebt. 1ie
getlesu11g erfolgt bel,te Nodmittaa
INN arpei l1br bonn S%ral1erbaul lie, $50.
1857 apeitlide 2oel1lt 5troBe, aus.
Esaltor Garl @oltermann miro oie
Gral1erpreoigt balten.
Gpt. 3. s. 9Drranee.
Capt. 1eJoreit Is. Dorra,tce Dor,
|aeGlaire, SSa,l elmer Ser alteiien l,no
befanntciten TluBpiloten, iegi,cte am
sonntog Morgen i'm gapenport So
|lpltal Oas 3eitlide.
Ser 9obingeidie6ene er6lidte am
8: Sftober 1S43 int Mod Ssaanb
gpnntp ais Ser Soblr BON @errn rnb
5rau gtatbo1iel Iorrance BON Seem
ga1alano, Dos 9idt ser @elt.
9err 9orrance gel1oB in SEN 9e=
5lrtsldll1len leil1e gr5iebung. sd)ott
i'm sSalre 1864 fiibrtc CT iein erites
Sdlff ben ullteren MiHiiiippi bin1,n=
ter. Gr NOR Der Better mebrerer
6lllBboote; bas leste oapon 1par sic
.Sre'te q, oas nod ieiner Godter,
tSralt Srcnc Spinsbp Don 2eG(aire.
bel1aln1t mur6e.
Sn Sabre 1867 perlllablte or lid,
nit Sri. gli5a %2arldeiter, sic linn i'm
Sabre 1892 i'm Gooe pora,1soiaa.
Capt. Torrance icttc iid) Dor fiiilf
Sabret sur Hl1be.
Ger gerltorbene miro altBer por,
lelllcr Sod,ter, 6rat SSre1e spinsbp,
l1od) bon eillem Sobne, Seribcl Cor
rance, sent Gllfeln ltlo eilretn @roR.
el1fel lule alld) BON cirler1 9r1,oer,
Serpin Torrance, iiber(ebt.
ale 1lerbl1d)en llcberreite meroen
ps11e Dforge1 nod SeGlaire iiber=
fl'brt, I'M bort bcl,tc 9fadmittaa bonn
seld)ellbeltattnnss= gtabliiiement bon,
Sllfer altf DEM st. Glaire Irieoboie
belgelett SIT meroell.
a.. Sfr
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Die SilfsfunSs.

Der &eoaftion seq Scr Deruo@
lraf' 9ltg gelterr BON @errn Sci.
man Arp, 8inona, Soabo, cine @tif-
tlll1g bon $500 fir sea, be1ltid,.
eltcrrcld =luaaari lden llntcrtiiburlas-
Ioro ln1o cine iolde bon $500 iiir
oen Slblrilfen Silfsfono 5u.
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nltf Die iieerciden oeutidyen NeerfiiLs
rer 9~inbcnbttrs, MsiadenIcn inb Sol
fcrr6aDtl ans Die glorreid,e1t aa11lera-
Den bon 1914, Is, is lul6 pieneid}t
audi nod 1917 aus. Cant gings
bcirl 5ll Mllttcrl,. Die nad)Itc re-
gclnabigc Seriafmrlllllp finoct attr
'somntag, oel 81. SSanllar, itott.
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Sentc 9rofes Yanfett Der Jar1n sSs,a-
prpnemetlt QcQn1te.

Gle Scott Gourrtp 1ornr SSanppropc=
t1crt 2eaglic miro bcnte MbenO int
Outing Gllb Cit orobcs gunfett,
bcrblni6cn init beridiebenterlei M,tiii-
ietlents, Gcbcit. Mttalieber lirb
%Sren,.oe bon D3itsftcbern iiinb bcr3.
lid cingctabeit. af va
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BiG pon watteu eeidieben lein. /

Irait N6elio NtfaItbnF IicB geitern
int Scott County Ve5irfsgeriht
Oiirdp' Sen Alt,poIt 9. 8. D'gscil Die
Sdeiolnasflaec seoc,t ibren @atten.
S&erlttait Yitte1fo,l, ,peself uaitgcbIider
Observation-Disclosures grunfludt OH
itrellgen. ss'f
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Observation-Disclosures

Y Observation-Disclosures.
1ir ,%idditegatbcub :Ntitdt6setIaub-
nlBideilc iulirsen -eeiter1l crtpirft:
l}aSre6 8ltntar,,t. Salisbury, Sn.,
nno 5rl. @iIlie 800. glbalns, Iubeits
port.
&opntoll0i & Meitcroalc urb gtta
90. &obinion, Beneieo, SD. 4
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sanmtiidr aIeibergeid,Gfte. Der vi,
teren Stabt MbettAS faeDffnet.

5dmhtlidJe aIeioergeidafte Ser
llnteren Stabt, tpie aud piele Qnberc
limo bon iest Bis gum Mei6-
.nadtstage ieben Mbeno tpdibrenb Ser
gan5en @ode geoifnet. Ml1d Die ero-
ben @aarenbduier aperben beute
@beno bis I'm 5ebn l1br often lein
nno pabrenb Der gan5en ISOLDE crit
5m porgeidrittener MbenoItunoe
idlieben. 8ir MAIDEN Sic 2eler bes
Ger gemofrat~ niif bic Mtl5eige,a in
.oieier 3eitung a%lfmerfla11r. Nomeat.
lid in Der morgigelt Milseabe tper!
ben mir einige BARGAINS ~an5eigen,
Ole; fir oiejeniget1, bic flody @ei1|
nadtsgeidenfe fa,,fe,, miiiien, bon
groBem SSt1tereiie iein tperoen.
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iid) fir ben 1ienlt in Der
8nnbesarmec an,uerben.

Miarf antlpine bon Mrlington, Sn.,
lieb iidJt gcitern fit Sic SS~arfo,tcrie
nno .. S. @illians bon @rinnen,
So, fir bic &iiitenartillerie Ser 81lr-
oesarmee anlpcrben. $. Sans l,rD
S. S. Jollcp, 6ie beibe aus Cedar
Napi6S itamnle,t, reilten lit 9cgIci-
ititilg Der eritgeltatll1ten beiben Mefrll=
tet nod Sefferion garradfs, DO, ab,
Inn bort fiir ben 1ienit ip Der 1elo-
|artiqerie 4~poso'rr.bE,sear,eiitet 5a apernea..