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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-08
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Just indarsss the Check.
When you see 2tl23. tf34 t2eod. spa
xyIf. wed-sat. medtoc and kindred ex-
pressions hitched to the tail Of news,
paper article. Il is sign that the ed-
itors motives IN. running the article
were entirely merrcnary and he may
or may not indorSc the sentiments ex-
pressed therein. Empnria Gazette.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-08
soms ohssrvsr

"I'm very glad yo. never married,
auntle.., 3
"why. my dear:'s
''Coz n you had \ man to look after
like my ma yon wonbln't have half 30
much time to hc fsnd to me" Detroit
Free Press.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-08
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The earth Is blessed with. the one.
simple, painless. never falling REM
edy that makes millions of corn.pes-
tered people happy. and that's GETS
Some people jab and dig at their
corns with knives and rasors-wrap
their toes In packages. with ban-
dages or sticky tnpe, make them red
snS sSis rsM with wiz sslsf NGfSnE Your oOEs Es
ioosens---you iIft Il on. There's
nothing TO press on tho corn. or hurt,
Angels couldn't ask for more. Try Il
tonight on my. corn, callug or wart.
"GETS-rT" In sold and. recon-
mended by druggists everywhere. sbc'
BY N. Lawrence q Co., Chicago. Ill.
Sold In Grants Pass and recon
mended as the worlds best corn rem
edy by George G. sabin. y
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-08

job printing Of every description
at the Courier once.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-08
Anatomieally.

"I'vc been pondcrlug over a very sin
gulor thing"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-08
Miss shelly Honored Guest

Miss smelly HonOred Gnest
Miss Blanche Shelly was honored
guest on Monday. October 2. at the
evening Birthday party given by Mrs
John Summers at the Summers home
on Orchard avenue.
Guests OF the evening we're the
Misses Bertha Ketchem. Helena Her.
man. Vivian Isham. Olive Courtney
Lorenne Courtney. Ina Akin. Eliza
beth Summers and Master Johnnie
Summers.
Music was part OF the entertain
ment. Riddles and stories also occu.
pied much time. Impromptu read
ings by Mrs. Summers and Miss Shel.
ley were much enjoyed by all.
Later in the evening the guests
we're taken TO the dining room. where
they soon found seats round the
table daintlly laden with a birthday
luncheon. predominant with the
birthday cake.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-08
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-08
'O6caP

An enjoyable evening was spent by
the guests OF the ladies OF the st.
Like's guild at the Friday night
dance given in the Waldorf hall last
week.
This marked the first OF q series
OF dances which the guild expects TO
give during the winter season.
Punch was served throughout the
hosrs.
The committee In charge was com
prised OF Meadames N. r. Macduif.
Roemer. and G. W. Baker.
Vcnison Dinner
Afr. and Mrs. u. r. Crouch In
formally entertained number OF
friends at Sunday noon dInner
October frst.
The party comprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Cash Hendricks. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Crouch. Ted Crouch. Caroline and
Florence Crouch. host and hostess.
and daughter. Ramona.
Ernest Crouch having met success
with the gun. venlson was the pria-
clpal dish Of the menu. which was
completed with sweet potatoes. gravy.
salad, apple pie. cocoanut cream cake.
Yorkshire pudding. nuts and fruit.
During the evening music and good
time visit lead the diversion.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-08

The ladies OF 81. Luke's guild
pleasingly entertained about thirty
guests at cards In the guild hall Mon
day afternoon OF last week.
Bridge and Ave hundred were the
games played. sherbet. cake and
coffee were served. From the nice
little sum realized the party was
termed a financial success.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-08

Mrs. Van Williams left Tues on a visit to friends and relatives at Nashville Ark.
 Mrs. Ben Waller left Tuesday on 9 visit to friends and rela- tiyes at Ashdown.
 Bee Brand Insect Powder for house flies 10 cents and 9 cents at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Money To Lend-I am prepared to make loans on improved farms and desireable city property.
 R. L. Blakely.
 Hr. and Mrs Henry Hit are spending a f-w days visiting the amiIF Of Tom Hitt at Nurfrees- boro
 Miss Gladys Greeson, who has been attending Galloway College at Searcy, came in Tuesday, the school having closed for this ses~ sion.
 B. F. Steele reports that a hail storm visited his section Monday afternoon and that the stones were as large an any he had ev- CT seen.
 Chancery court convened Mon- day at the court house with JGdPe Shaver presiding. There was a light docket and the busi- ness was soon finished.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jno. M. Putnam announces the approaching mar riage cf their daughter, Miss Mildred Pittmaa, to Mr, Martin GuJh''t, the ceremony to take place Jane 20th.
 Subserib for the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-08
LOCALS

c,,3 5.room house for rent or
 oo Nat Martin.
 Rick for Sale. See J. W. ] EMarshalI'
 l M smyth was a business ris,tor to Little Rock Tuesday Goo F. Cress was a business ,;.;tor to Philadelphia Tuesday. ! ". Marshall is the man to | f you want good fire or bui'd- ! ing brick.
 Postmaster D. B. Thompson, ,f Hone, was visitor to Prescott Sunday.
 Perry Warmack, of Taylor ,ounship. was a visitor to Pres colt Friday.
 T l. Watts, a prominent Cam den merchant, was visitor to Prescott Friday. TanIac a Blood Purifying Strengthening Tonic $1 at Hes- terIy Drug Store.
 Mrs. Chester Weyth and chil- dren, of Camden, are guests of tbe family of ]. A. Bryan.
 Daisy Fly Killer, Poison Fly Paper. Tanglefoot and fly swat ters at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Berry Hesterly and Capt. L. ", Brewer left Saturday on a pleasure trIp 10 Galveston, Tex.
 Mrs Shelton Nelson of Texar- kama, visited friends and rela- tyes al Prescott ne past week.
 Geo. A ider, of Taylor town ship. was among the prominent citizens of the county in town this week.
 
 Judge c. R. HaYn;e convened the regular term of the Ni'oe county circuit court at TeXssk. ana Monday.
 We are selling one dollar bot ties Choctaw Liver and Kidney Remedy for 45 cents to adver- tisa Hesterly Drug Store.
 Ralph Monchrief, of railway mail service, running between Memphis and Texarkana, is here on a visit to his mother, Mrs. Hagh Moncrief.
 A. M. Ellsworth left last week for different points of the coun- try, where he wi, hold auction land sales. He wiIlwork in Mississ- ippl andkansas before he returns.
 At a meeting of the school board held Friday, A. NJ. Dem man, president ot the board, tendered his resignation, and H. B. McKerzia vas elected to fill the vacancy The board then Eeorgarized by eiecUug Mr Me Kenzie president and Dan Pitt man a-ereary.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-08

Rexall Little Liver Pills are guaranteed to relieve biliousness and other dis ordered conditions of the stomach and bowels. Your money back if not pleased.
 Guthrie Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-08
Subscribe for the Picayune.

TT<HE Texas Wonder c0ru- kidney and blad-
 der troubles, dissolve @ts sE,l cares dia-
 betes. weak au4 laaa hae' -.rA ,natisin and all Irrc rcg,I2ritics Of tac kidney aHd bl4d- der in hath men and women. r net sold by your drugEis-, will inc sent hr u@ on receipt Of Si. One -wlN hnt.le l~ tEu nrtts treat- meClt and -clQnn tatts nIHlf7E. E1 .tfe- @end for taat' wGa.ais from tlll3 end otls"r Statg $. Dr. E. " ERll. 4i36 O!+vet.arc et,,.. i-ugI Me.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-08
Our $2.50 Hat Sale continues, Lewis Millinery Company.

J
 Hon. J. c. Pinnix, of Mur- freesboro. was a visitor to Pres colt Tuesday.
 Bert Johnson, of Highland, was among the visitors to Pres colt Tuesday.
 Shoo Fly and Dr. Hess Fly Chaser will keep flies away from your stock, at Hesterly Drug Store.
 The secord car of oil for the streets of Prescott has arrived and will be placed on the throughfares at once.
 The city council held it's regu- lar semi-monthly meeting Mon- day night. Besides the allow ance of current accounts, no business of importance was transacted.
 Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Duke at tended the grave yard working at Mt. Moriah last Thursday and report a large number of the citizens of that vicinity engaged in the work.
 The examining trial of J. L. Daniel, charged with murder in the first degree. was held Fri day before Esquire B'Shers, and he was bound over to await the action of the grand jury.
 Mrs. J. V. Tedford entertained a large number of Prescott peo- pie on Monday evening, compH. mentary to Miss Mildred Pittman and Mr. Martin Guthrie, whose marriage occurs on June 20th.
 After drought of five weeks, a splendid rain fell in this yicin- ity Saturday night and Sunday, which did a world of good to all growing crops, especially gard ems, which had begun to suffer badly.
 Mrs. ]. o. A. Bush has return ed from Nashville, where she attended a meeting of the Women's Home Missionary Society of Little Rock Confer eDce, Prescott district, as a delegate from the society here. Mrs. Carleton McRae, Miss Annie Hatley, w. B. Waller and Thos. c. McRae, accompanied by several of MT. McRae's grandchildren, left this morning for Camden where they will join party of friends on an outing at Muslin Lake.
 Mir. E. Hatley and family have moved back to their home at Caney, Nevada County. Mr. Hat ley moved down last fall to put his daughter, Annie in school, and at the close last week, he went back. We are sorry to lose this splendid family from our town. and we hope to have them return some day permanent citizens. Stephens Times.
 We have secured the agency Natol, preparation that is pre- pared from the juice of fresh, ripe pineapples and pure scale pepsin. It Is especially rec omended for indigestion, weak stomach and for those who are run down and failing in health.
 It is gauanteed to give satis- faction or your money back, soc X $1 %.
 Guthrie Drug Store.
 Phone 79.
 The many friends of pr. F.F. Haltom will regret to learn of his death which occurred at his home in Buena Vista. Ouachita county, last week, from heart
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-08

The many friends of pr. F.F. Haltom will regret to learn of his death which occurred at his home in Buena Vista, Ouachita county, last week, from heart disease. Dr. Haltom was a brother of J. M. Haltom of this city, and formerly lived in this county. The funeral was held Monday at Emmet, and quite a number of sorrowinQ friends at tended. Tne deceased was a membef of the Masonic lodge, and the burial was conducted with masonlc honors. The fam. i'y have the sincerest sympathy oi 2 host of friends.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28

mantle i'm Soitsl. SD fab 9isters
Baffe auf mid eeri9tet = "a ers
fannie er mid = iein 3auhern mar
lein Gerberben, i'm nGfiien Ilomsnt
bate es ihn setrpifen, CT narSts porns
uber. Wfit eisener &~sbenseeiabr rei=
tete i6 ibn Gus benz 9stumneg. Die
Rufien batten oolIig ZEN !sopf Der=
loren uno Duroen in Die ,}!u9t oe-
I9Iasen. 2iebe Mntier, HE lG3 IN
erfobruns sebradt babe, li,9t Dieter
in Dan5ig in sinsm 2osorsit. Sb er
nod jest am Qeben lit, ipsiB i4 ma
ilrIi6 niht. Sis6 did uad inn
um. mir bobsn i'm bod ollie INNER
germ gebabt. unb TT 1T elmer u%nTeres
Stammes. Weib Gott. id.per gsuua
mag IS inn seneisn iein. sesen uus
81 tdmpfen, ieinsn 5abnensio gu bal
ten. @ie osutf9 sr III. bns pilien
mir bod. Saufsnb 0ribs Sud oil
len. annemario ihrsibe i'd gIeid).
aeitis. IS 1T mir Elm GROCER Irpit,
lie 10 TAPER uno gut our Dem Yoite..
gu piiien. Sd bin i'm bieilgen 6eIp
l%aaarett pobI a~ufgebobsn. Ssio mel
netpegen auBer- Gorge.
IS umormt Did, ltebite Mutter
Oein Sobn 9sinS,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28

5rau b. 9iIoerinQs Nuqen fiiIIen
iih nit beiben 3rGnen, ibr lit es.
aIs babe man nit Dieter ibrsn Ieib
Ii9en Sohn be9rnben; es mirb i6or
10 9%elpeien iein. pie !0ein5 es permu
tet: Dieter lit fir ieinen Stdmmes.
bruoer in ben Sob gegangen....
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28

8otgeotrblute. BON
Der Screolomteil etnCs Oemoitbenes
ionnen &c ia, NM bslten Elm Bib
modem, lpenn Sle bus S1peigen
M;olttes oils Heoen betraften."
Sin 6rshling. 1efdno-
instructor: sic lino lsgt entlais
ten; i'd bufie. ouB Sic nidt mebr
tpteDe,tpmmcn"
sd tomme 5epiB niht ober
biiuotn iperbsn lie mit!!"
= W ooern Yiebe Roio! 2aus
ieno Oani fir 0elnen lisben Brief.
@;iidli4 por +, ols i'd tpieoer bic
;3il9e Deiner Iieten S6reibmoi9ins
lob -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28

0ro6sn i'm GutSbouIe fibt Itne,
maria 8iIoerin9 an Der Miege hires
orei Wofen alien Sobnes. Sic bot
gepsint, unp aIs ibr Gotte, bon Der
8eItattung hes Yetters tommeab, al
;9r tritt uno IiebepoIl ieinen Irm
nm is ls9t. Io9t lie Isiis: Der orms,
arme Dieter limb bpd) - aInube
id - ipor ihm FER Spb iebt cine Grs
loIune. &r bot Mrs einmoI bier in
Warientronou aein9t, bob rs fir i'm
fhIimmer als buuhert Sobe iein
piiros, aessn 7euti6Ionb in ben
8ompf gu 5ieben. Sic finb ood lin
fere Stommesbriioer, bic pcuti9en
8oItsn."
N%nnsmarin Itbnt ibren 9oef on
bic Shultsr ibreS Gattcn unb osnt
nibt, boB Der lcBte @eoante ouf Or
ben bieies TITLES 6slbsn inter rem
osuti6sn Stdmmesbrloern ibr gseols
ten bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28

- Nus Der g 6uIe. 2ebrer:
.Was ipu Der Nl'ong oes 8oltslies
oss .Nls Nooh ais Dem &aIten mar"
npbi beoeuienG"
S4uIer (nnterpifl5iersiobn): nWsiI
Wcab Dor Der Siuitlut DIE 6abnsns
fluht srgriffen. nat er &oiten betpm.
men,
Wenn. EelSenoe Stuoentin
(3u rhrem SrGutiaom. einem ldnsis
ot9en Stu0enten); ,Huool1. tomme
i'd Dor cine Grduenstpmmifion, Die
nus iauter mGnniifen profsHoren
6uiommenseiest tit. uno bait 9u les
oigIi6 meiblide S%gammatoren, ponn
beiteben mir beioe elon5enb!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28

G9retlides mort.
Grfte 6reunoin: rgiit Ou psssn
Nelnes 6olslsioens idon gum Grst
sepeisu, Den id Dir empfoblsn
babe?"
s3peite 0reunpin: .Geb mir IOs
nit oieiem Nr5t, Dos 1T ia Elm gang
eepGbnlider rp3sr MsniT!"
Grits S%reunbir: .aber i'd bite
Did. pieip benu?"
3peits SSreunnm: nSogt mir Der
Wlenih, id bitts Extraordinarily.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28
&afIldc Gnnit int Grieat.
auffancnses giencranfleben Der iGj6neH
&e ieit GriessbesinH.

Sanf:e let SricssbesinH.
lleber Die eiipus perrunoer.Ihe Srs
i6eiauns, baB III JuBlano isit Auss
hru1 0es HrIeges Gin is0itIges NIes
perauiIeben DER l4cnrn SSunlis, pors
nsbmlib Der Na!erel, pabr5uHebmen
lei, beriftei slI iar5iI1 IN fuBicnh
geipelener 9olldnoeI i'm rI!Igemeen
DanoeIsbIao~: Us iino non 81 teIs
ner ,3eit iopieI &anitausiteliungen sr'
offnei porosn, ME III ottter geIpaIils
gen 3eit. Die Tubldno g%essnportl9
pur1maGt. llno lie 5uoor pai,sl
3unpGustteIlungen itq ernes 10 re9ed
Seiu6es gu er1reuen. ~ Ufostau
uno in petersburg. zen bsIner.
5ea.rtn bes ruipld)tn hunitiepeis.
tam man I6e.I9 r4nr bis ,tdls le>
bensperte Sl0erdusite!Iungsn belAs
t)en; unD be peroel pen Stennern
uno Guien beiuGi uno IN oen oel-
tuu9en a%usfubrlip belproDeH. uno Is
peroeu aum antGule gend1t nnp
fit quite QBerte uberrdldeao p9h,
Yreiie qe3ob!i. Bon oen 0lloern tes
4usiteltune Der Yere1nl9un9 num-
lder UiaIer puroen lebr otele Der,
tauIt, unp es III bis legt enc Guns
nabme Don 5000 Ru0eln er5;el!
:uprpen; Die Nusite!lnn9 Der 9unlt
Isrosreiui9ung runIpeuum" psrtouits
Stloer I'M 0eiamtperte BON 5000
RubsIn; nod cine nnoere IusitslIun9
laIpB nit elmer Observation-Disclosures
pon $4,000 Rubeln oh. NIIe oleIs
0ertGuIe fanoen IN Den Wtona.en
,Sunuor uno 6ebrunr oieies Sables
Itutt uno ollie in petersburg. Au'
zen Mostauer MuS1telIangen puroen
i'll penielben Monaten Btloer III
0erte BON 10000 RubeIn pertault.
mas fir Rublano cine gtetoro3tItsr
1T. Aud aut Den 3unItperiIeigerun
9en luiro auBergsp0bnlia OisI UNI
geisBt. Sin Sertduf ). y. gum gIut-
gen Der iIbiihen 6li1tlin9e aus oer
oeIebteu Seilsn oes Reihes bruGte
runp 24,0O0 Hubsl. get einem Der
tout tunit9eperbIider 9e9enitonoe
tuIroe cine Ginnlbme Q runo go
900 Rubeln er3ielt. Die nlIgems!ne
preisiteigerung eritredt iid aud ouf
ellie @r5eugniiie Der STUNT. 0urd}s
(6nittli9 iino Die Yreiie 100 zig
200 YrO3ent b0ber, dls Dor Dem
8riege. 2roB Der iebr bohen va
pierpreiie, DEFENDERS fur &unitorut,
popier, erid)einen in &uBlano nabs3u
tGqIia neue, tiinitIeriih nusgeiubrtt
Werte, uno Die AufIa9e lit nId}t ieI.
ten innsrbolb zines Utondts ousper<
touft. Die Nntiquure b~eionbers bas
ben quite Soften. IA fir itaunenerre-
Qeroe Summer 4ntiqujtdten al!er
Qrt beitellt tueroeu. 90 lit es in
rem !0nuptltdoten pes Gnnoes unp, in
tleinerem W}aBitabe. aud in ben
qroBersn propm3itGoten.
Oa9egen hsrridt Elm GROCER Nam
geI an Muiitinitrumenten. Oisie
lpuroen in RubIdnp ielbit bis6er
nift, ooer ood nur iebr penig fabris
alert, unb cis Giniubr itebt natlrlid
gdna till. 5n Mostau 3. g. 1T
IeIbit fir bGdite Yreiie tein &Iapier
mebr gu mieten poer 5u tnrfen. Gie
Yreiie limb I'M ueriaieoene bunosr:
prossnt seItiegsn. Die Sduler beg
Mosiauer Sonierpotoriums idliebsn
iid gu groBersn @ruppen funf
SIS feds Perionsn - 5uiammen uno
uietsn onnn gemeiniom Elm piono.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28

Gin QuntoffsIbelo.
rNo. pe 9ebt's 0einer 5rou. IeIoet
lie Dtel?"
.4t, Die leioet 9or nidt. nidt NAL.
poB Id absEos on Den Stommtiih
tonne.
&e*bensqsdbrts Muts
ter: .Aber Surge. lpdrum oridli
Du BENT oen StIetel 10 eng an 0sin
&ev52"
Sohn Qebriun9e): rWeil mir
2etoensgeTobrten ljno".
Wtatter: .Wielo 0snn2~
Sobn: .ytun, neil mir beios ims
me- Qepiht meroen".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28

Profehor: .Was tonnen Sic mir
lber 9iogenes iogen, GER Snnoi>
bat2"
Sanbibat (nerpirrt): .Dioesnes
Iu6te nit elmer &onne - ludte nit
elmer Soterne in e'ner Epnne -"
Yrpfehor: .Aur INNER tlnren
Rppf. 9err &ono;oat Sic perpefieln
ia INNER Qatsrne unh Sonne. 0er<
mutlit molten 81. ia9en: 9ip9enss
mobnte in elmer Voterne.."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28

~Sonte 9nIesfo," murmsIt Der Sic
bernoe, uno feline 9dnbe taften unru=
big ouf Der 8ettbsde lumber.
Gr trGumt ia nObl nur.... IS
tunn bph nidt nobr iein.... Die
Sante NIT BEN melIigsn, grouen
S6eitel unb hen milben, guten Aus
gen itebt ia gor ni6t an ieinem Eager
-. Su, er trGumt... Gr iiebt ben
eroben Sool in Morientronau. Nn=
nemario Weiterg9 uno Better t0ein5
iteben unter benz &ronIeuhter -. Is
1T GROCER Gmpiang in Wtarisntronau.
ollie NoGbarn iinb getommen, I'm benz
Sobn Des !Souie8 uno ieiner graut
gu gratuIieren. Sn Der e%ntfsrnteiten
Gde itebt Der BETTER aus HuBlano -
Der Sdlte obne 8utsrlono nit oem
oeutihen .9erSen. Mie Elm SettIer
itebt er oa, nit Ieeren 9anoen uno
number Seele, er ihdmt ild pes neios
pollen @efibIs, bas i'm beIAIeint.
er g0nnt !SeinS po8 Slid, er pirD lid
in Namirc. eintapieln, miro dllfpms
merlid be geliebten oeutihen Serge
beiu6en, bod mad Marienfr1nou
pirp er ME me9r tommen - n.tulal8,
oas gelpbt er it'd 98ie mt,tioiry
big, pnb 2ante 9nIesta mi! eIneil@
nal an ieinem Eager itehl. OaB IKE
pei4e 9ono ii4 berubigeno I'M iene
beiben, 5udenoen Singer Iegi. Gr
perltebt nidt, mas ibr Wtuno ibm
iagt. er iiebt iii bic 9itigen Srauen=
augen. Wie bic Nugen etner Wutter
bliden iie ibn an. Seine Wutter
1T ibm friib ~seitorben, er hlt M&ut-
tsrIiebe nif)t 9etannt, nun aber It IS
Inn plDBIiA. oils iirome lie uber Inn
bin. unb . miro till in ibm; Die
I6neren, furhtbaren Srdume quGIeE
i'm nit einemmol ni3t meDr.....
Gr sntiinnt fih ober 9enou Oes 5rib>
mprgens i'm WoIpe bel Diinoburs,
lpp er Die tonbringenoe Wuffe gegen
feline sigene Stirn ob9eoriidt, neil er
tie nift gegen ben Stommesbrursr
bate ri6ten tonnen. Do bate er
ii9 ielber geri4tet, sr. Der 9oterIanb>
loie.... nnb mebr uls isin eigsnes
2eben fir feline leberoeueun9 als
Siibneopfer bin5ugeben, permog tel
ner.
yNun tpirb au6 Nnnemorie rid:
neinen," murmelte Dieter Dol Sln
bin. ~ile borf nidt peinen, 9einS pirb
aus benz ariege b%eimtebren, ia, ros
pirb er."
Mit bisIem Geponien f9Iicf Die
ter 8ilberin9 Ionft unp fir INNER
Elm. MiitterIi9e Sanbs britten inn
bic 4ueen gu.
Sn Marisntronou i'm 9ort 1T hos
@rbbegrGbnis Der 8ilbering. 0prt
finoet an einem 8orfrlbIingstaes
Dieter, Der 2eBte aus Der boltiidsn
2inie berer b. 8ilberin9, Der poters
LANDSLIDE 8eutide feline etpi9e Rubes
itGtte.
SEEING unb feline Mutter iteben Dor
Der 9ruft, reren Cir iid lansiom
hinter benz Gorge ihIiebt.
sd nsiB nitt, Mutter obsr
mir it's INNER 10, oIs oh Dieter
ielber bic Noffe 9egen iia erbob
es gine ia dlIes nit SIibesl6neIle
Dor ii6 Damn muroe iein Bferb
aetrOffen. ih rib i'm 81 mir Dor ben
Sottel. uno bann i'm 0oooniaQen,
erbieIt i'd ben Ieitten SdnB in ben
Irm."
5rou b. giloerinQs @uqen fiIlsn
iih nit beiben 3rGnen, ibr lit es.
oIs babe man nit Dieter ibrsn Ieib
liden Sohn be9rnben; es nirb i6on
10 9eipeien iein. nie 9einS es permu
tet: Dieter lit fir ieinen Stdmmes,
bruoer in ben Sob gegon9sn....
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28

ALTERNATIVE. rSsst be-
ben Sic mi6 bel Ser Snrrettur oss
Gliidss beim SpieI erIp;iht uno
rausQeihmiTsn! Gntnebtr fhiebe
i'd mir cine 3u1sl ourdb Den 2ppf
oSer reroe Elm &a:nt unh arbsi't".
SIN 8ropinstbeotsr.
S6dnipisIs,sF3hrden (oas i'm Bar
tett iibt. aIs ntr Better nit fauism
GbIt herorfen piro): Batter, tpsri
mir einsn APPEL runter!!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-28

9iebe Wutter, Wie Tu hurh
meine Depeihe srfabren ban. 1T mt'ns
@crlpunouna nid1t ssiGbrIi6. Sd
beife 9sinoturloub nsbuen gu TOM
nsn uno aui piersebn Suse nab Ma
rientronuu 81 tommsn. IS 1T eth
Wunoey, poB ih nit killer 9out Doe
ponaetommcn bin. Die ruiitite ga
irouiIle nal meinsn 2eGteu i'll esr
4opISdbl uberIeoen ihr 6uhrer,
liebs Muttey, fame, mar Better Die
ter aus aamInoe. Wein Qsben lag
ietunosnlons in ieinsy 9ano - mein
Srnuusr alitt ouf benz ptvsi,,ea
gpoen aus. i'd rib ihn srpor nne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

or AcQtAiNrEp aocuErr- MEET
inss Thufadar evenings Ite Pine a.
Phone Nafn fHNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
Attornevs-Patent
Bank

M,sen fsssick lsNrsnes y l.s-ss 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
'5-Farm Lands for Sale.
M'BRIDE URGES
SIMPLER METHODS

Gov Mcbride addressed large
republican gathering at Junction
hall. Ballard, last evening.
He claimed that public expendi-
lures were increasing from three to
five times faster than the popula.
ton. and many times faster thai
property values. He urged a con-
stitutional convention for the pur.
pose of simplifying the method OF
conducting public affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

,NNlAklLL> u 90 Down. tioe A WEEK
ES-rsA buys a diamond o. wateh
WY PETER MICHAEL. igat snd
W t.ih@rai trrdtt usnnhattnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

ORIGINAL MoLER BARBER school,.
27i Occidental Ave
". teach he barber trad. Thoroughly.
secure positions; ~sHss While lssrntnr
special ior rsts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

FINE 20 ACRES. z ACRES IN CROPS.
Young bearing orchard, G-room house,
barn aud outhuildiugH. on good roads.
near school. " miles from n. \ H. 70.
station, snohomish county two horses,
ono COW. farming tools and this wears
crop 20 with the place. Price S.. b00i
$500 cash and balance so per month.
Good outside range FOR stock Pardcw,
OF northern Bank BldE
ron SALE RANCH; 10 ACRES, GOOD
location. good soil. running water year
around partly cleared. hair acre in
garden truck and berries. room
house Price 81 600 on terms nar-
gain for cash. owner going East W
tfutchlngs. HoS so, Route I. Stlverdale
Wash