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4oenue.
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Wiiden Dire.
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berth Str.
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Strabe.
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| Strabs.
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0iitblein unier Der 9lntlags perbaftet
fuorben. in einem 2aben an Der Giinfs
ten Strabe etlide billige ytinse sss
litoblen au baben. Gtspb.nfon CAB isis
ne GhuIb au unb iasts 5u Ri4ter
IIsranbsr: .Gip. Gbren, ih bin beifen
iduibis, mas mir 3ur 2aft selegt
ipirb, tpiinIGe aber, Gie friirben bisis
4ntlage niebsrfdfasen unb iiber mid
fpeaen llnisrbdltsberpsiserung bic
b0dit 5uldfiise Gtrafs Derbanssn.
bann miirbs msine arme s5amilis
etipas erbaltsn. folanse ID sinsejperrl
bin." Dod ertldrie Der Hi6ter, bag
bies nidt 3uldffis iei unb Derurtb.ilie
ben Mdnn at breibig Sasen Arbeits.
baus nnb sinrr Gsibitrafe BON $50
unb foften.
Jrau gfoie Molf irat seiiern int
ppliseigeridyt als 2lnfldssrin gegsn
5piparb Wc9uire BON Ro. 2537 gri.
glDenue auf, gegen ben fis fpeeen ans
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bab man gebrobt babe. ihr 5aus in
bic auft 3u iprsnssn, bab man lie
nddterlideripeile aus benz Sauie rief
unb Steine unb faule Ger auf lire
8sranba mari Der iunae Me@uirs
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mar aeltcrn nobe oarmL mt ehleiu
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StraSc Slabuft 5inubyululr3en. lie
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her Z. $. Tan Dtaitincniobrif al Der
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on Der Stelle oitrdbrebero iSiibr.
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Slid Dor Gem Stur5 III one Gieie BE-
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soIisei unteriuAt iperoen, benn es
baf iitJ geitern berallsgeitellt, Dab Der
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l9eo. $. Imrbein, 27, 1918 gprtb
genb Rpab.
l@miIie Ueitsripeller, %, besgl.
)gbpin &egler. %, Rorlpoob.
tWiar8aret asllp, p, beseI.
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teIte Jreintaurerlogc in Gineillnot
lno oic 5lpeitdlteIte inn Sfoate S6io
begeDt ndditen Monat ibr 125. Stii,
hingsfeit. Die 9oge murhe I'M Sabre
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Marietta 2oee. 9lm s. Septclnber
'inNet cine grobartiee Saieaoee itatt
lmo am g. september i'm Sotel @i6.
i'm en- entpfang nebit aIdn5enoen
Sal. 3ablrcitlc angeiebene ,Sreinloll,
rer lperOen 5u ser @eIcleirteit mad
Cincinnati tonunen.
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Sramf Diebl beriuaft ieincm
ctipa $1,000 betraeenoem ySadlab all
ieinc @attin. 1ranceS Iiebl.
9ea fla g. 9 a den.
sltaa perra lit 5eItanleltspol.
itrcderin BON enlnta Yerra; Teriona.
lien $500, @rintbeigentbum $500.
gsilber 6. @rnolo lit ,yeafl flaBoer.
tpalter Don @m. Ban giame; Herfo.
nalien $3.50.
Meliiia Hnoiiea lit 3eItaments.
nollitreferin bon gperett Huoiiea; ;
Yerionalien $1,000, @ruitoeigentbu.n
$4,000.
Clarence German lit Mahlabper.
rpalter pon RarD q. German; Ierio.
nalien 800, @rltuoeigentbum $14OO.
9fob. 81 gqitt lit 9ta6laBperipclter
DON lRarp Witt; 9rlmbeigelttbum
$500.
Carrie 9elle G6riitop6el lit gladj,
labnertpalterin bon Gbas. y. Gbriito.
pDel; Ferirnalien 500, 8rilnbeiaen.
tbum 5000.
3oa gsente lit 9tadlabperpalterin
Don Srilis pp. 5onaman; Ferionalien
$1,000.
iSobn aiihier 1T 5ertamcntsooIt.
'tretcr nen aathcrine aiItner; Ser.
ionalien $3.50.
Ger perionlide Gad)laB bqsI @2idnel
lpeiulein bctrdgt S737. 80; ocrjerige
Ger slma u. @illnlan S1050; ser.
ieniae Der 9effie 5000 $to50; Der.
icuige bes sScbn \. Carroll $501 .49;
oerienige oes 8eorAe aoebne g..
362.11.
8erfdie6enes.
gtparb Meper erlangte Elm llrt6aif
i:ber 5000 gegen GoparD y. arieger,
gtadfabpenpaIter.
1ie S5ustes @,urber So. bat cine
tsorbcrlrig iiber S7l5.i6 gegen ole
utt6a!lspepier 2itnlber So. eill3c.
tlagt
Gle slftipa Der soutbern Chemical
2abcratories 60 nlrben burd Sen
sIiilGnee iilr $143.95 umb olejeniJsn
Ger ama Z. Grom iiir $274 Der.
falift.
Gle Sooiier Sorncb 60. Fat eine
6oroerung iifer Sl59016 aegen bie
6oro Dtotpr 60. lnb Tan @. Itur.
pbn Srilitee, eiiqetlcqt.
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dorOerllng iiber $14.439.32 gegen
Gbrearb Z. SiOler elm uno lieb cin
e,iltGaben besieI5en bel Der Griten
3totionaIbant nit geitlag belegen.
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Mtuiiter 1T. in Oem Sauie an Der 9lair
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Sii6tisteit oerlieben bate. Ja3bem
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mad europa uno Itubierte unter
SIape unb anoeren Meiitern. 2tu6
bate er pem Snmp9pnies Srdeiter ans
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8eri4t Der grobsef4pos
rerler.

reneN.
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lt1ermin untsrbreitetsn g.iiern benz
Ri6ter Rippert einen Sbsilberitt, Der
an.lassn sssen bi. folseHben periOs
rlsn sntbdlt: Charles glad, Rotbs
3utt unb glurifnnbe. besansen an
ieiner 9iGbrisen 3ohter Rofina, am
%. Ulai 1916; Gbds. Wiorsau, Hoths
au4t, begansen an Der 7jdbrigsn ira
~ Gallagher; 4rtbur M. 9aodDeI,
8srna9lGfisuns isinsr beiben ainber
Cortland unb Uiarsarst, ipurbe DO.
Ginger 3eit in COLORADO feitsenom'
men unb bierber auriidse5rabt; Wm.
Wide, Iraeen oerborgener Mafien;
Gopea Warriott unb Otto 2aefer,
glutobiebitdb( gum NaHtseil Don Glas
renee Wdder, petptopn. 8. Die bei'
ben 4ngetlasten, ipslde fi6 i4on Dor
Sabrssfriit in S4pulitdien befanoen,
neil iie In perIdieoens Syiibing
Gamps eingebro6en ipdren uno Sies
ielben ausgeraubt batten, ipurben oaa
malls unter Der gebinguns enilahen.
fi6 nadb benz Weiten au beseben uno
bort arbeit gu iuden. sic taTen, als
fie borten, bag iis bes 4utobiebItdbls
perbG6tist tpurben, BON Columbus,
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G6eriff S9oti aus, tporauf Wader
ein.n 5aftbei.bl sssen fie srDirtte, auf
Grunb beiien lie Der Granb 5urp
iiberlpieien ipurben.
Der syall bss Snmss Gmit6. Der an
bic a0rperIdaft iibeiipieisn fporosn
mar, neil Smith auf einen serpiilsn
Robert Saillss ssitoHen batte, DurSs
isnorirt.
llneinise Gefadftstbeils
baber.
9(poItpl gafsle, Der felt etpu piet
Sabreu nit s.ster !. WitrOplos uni.r
Der ssirma ,gaitpria 9dtsrp" Ro. 1929
WeIt 8. Girabe eine 9Gderei betriet.
Bat geiiern, neil er nit ieinem 5heil'
baber in 9iffersn5en eerdtbn III, eine
alaae ouf qufl0iuna Der Girmn unS
grnsnnung zines Reeeipers eingereift.
gr kbaaptet, bab MitrcpIos, troB.
benz lie 9eibe ie $4,000 in bas @ei4dft
gtiiedt babsn, bic aontrclle iiber bass
ieIbe an iid ssriiIsn. ansebli1 aud
mebr sesogsn hdtte, als ilm sutOm'
me anS fi6 peissre, ibm eine Abrsd'
nuns gu ertheilen.
ariminal Saher.
Der Jarbige 80 m. Sudfon. Der
unisr Der antlase Sss Worbes i'm
sfpeiten Grabs, begansen an DlDib
pation, itanb. burfte iid geIern oes
1obtI4lags i6uloia bsiennen unS
murbe bon Ridisr Rippsrt aufnnbe.
itimmte 3sit bem Staats 3u4tbauie
iiberfpiefen.
4lpin Mc Gill, tes Diebitabls
bon so yarbs Seibe gum gtd6theil
Der aaner 60, dnsttlust. besannte fid
Der 6ehlerei f4ulbis unb ipurbe. neil
CT bprbsr mod nift beifrnft mar. ms
tsr einem iuipenbirtsn 9eferungss
anftalis llrtbeil entlaHtE.
Gbmunb 20. aiftrehse's
Nd@fab.
Der perf5nlife HaHiob bss glns
ipdlts gbmunb 20. Gittrsbge III nuf
$566. .855.91 abgtIhdbt iporben unb
omar 186 Mitien Giti5ens National.
9ani $35, ,340; 600 bu. Ginf. Strett |
afp. 60. $33. 900; 400 DO. Il. g. CAT |
Sron 60. $4,000; Sc bc. Horfplf u
WeHern Rp. Go. $500; 800
2ittien Der Cincinnati Gas arb
Electric 60. $25, 800; 100 bp. Mus
boIpb Wurliber 60. 81; 900; 300 bp
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mlliter md benz Sal,ie 70l @eit
9iette StraBe. 9ort that Der Dim1l
nod lue,risen Minuten ocn leBten
aItbeuBug. Sb Selhsnlprb norliegt,
oosr cb Dem @osn bas 8iit beige.
tradt p,lrbe, iou Die llntertlflmg
ieititeuen.
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9lms ben WeriHtsbbfex.
Ter periOnlidJe Wadlal oes gmiualt!
g. VI. aittrebse anf S5GG,s55
abgeihdtr.

geri6t Der GrobssihpOrsnen. -
S6eioungstlasen nebmsn tpiebsr
iiberbanb. - S4absnerfabfdlle. =
llneinise Observation-Disclosures. =
Griminalia4en. - gsudlob Qns
selegenbeiten. = 0sri4ieoenes.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-01

. REFUSAL BRINGS
GREC|AN CRISIS

London. Dec I Flat refusal OF
Greece 10 the disarmament demanded
on behalf OF the entente allies by Nd
miral Du Fournct today brought
about crisis In the Greek situation
The refusal canm on the last day
OF the time limit set by thc French
naval commander In his ultimatum
demanding the surrender Of arms
and munitions OF war be made before
December w 9 97@ w '
Dispatches from the Greek capital
today said Admiral Fournet. anticl-
pating the refusal because, OF an
nouncements during the last few days
that the crown council and tho cab
met had both determined on this
course. wns preparing 10 land allied
troops al Pirae,s. port OF Athens.
In the meantime the Greek govern
inent apparently is preparing for ac-
tive resistance, having oustcd French
officers detailed In charge Of post
Offices and telegraph stations.
Admiral Du Fournet was hauoted
In special dispatches today as deter
mined TO carry through the disarma-
ment scheme with the weight Of the
allied armies at his command.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-01
THE WAR AT A GLANCE

In the iiallans---t;crmans report
rich captures In hooty and prisoners
by columns which continue to adj
vance from Campolung and pitesci,
and forcing of crossing toward Arge-
sui. where the Roumanians are be-
lieved 10 be making a stand In front
Of Bucharest by the army. (which
crossed the Danube. Furious fight
Ing " proceeding NJ result ~ ltus-
sian attacks against Carpathian posi-
tions. pctrogrWd reports this ofren-
siyc successful and whole of tile ridge
and points. south Of Klrlibaba were
wrestcd from the Teut0ns, Tentonic
reports say Russian gains small and
their LOSSES heavy.
In Grcece---ExplrAtion of time limit
set by Admiral Du Fournet, within
which the allies demanded surrender
Of arms by Greeks, marked BY move
mcnt of troops, Indicating forciblc re-
sis;ancc to allied orders. Small dis.
orders reported. stN
In France---Success reported on
botl, sides. with British rcpulse Of
German attacks and penetration Of
the Tcmons llnc south OF A,rncn-
there's. ihss th
81.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-01
WILSON THREATENS F|RnER POLICY
IN DEALING WITH MEXICAN QUESTION

rama intends to do about the Atlantic
City conference agreement for Amer
lean troop withdrawal. All reports
here indicate the Mexicans are dis
turbed at Chairman Lanes hints OF
a iirmer policy toward Mexico unless
Mexico cleans herself up.
Like the war department. the state
branch had no actual information
about Chihuahua developments. II
came to light today that about three
weeks ago the department sent the
most urgent warning to Americans to
leave the Chihuahua capital. Since
then nothing has been heard about
them. Fifteen Americans are known
to have been In the city at that time
and unofficial reports since then have
declared that six left when the villa
attack started,
General Pershing has $4,000 regu-
lars concentrated at El valle. about
100 miles below the border. while
100. 900 militia forces and around
10000 regulars are patrolling the
border.
About $4,000 militiamen have been
relieved and the war department had
planned to bring one or more regi-
ments back this week. The Villa
chihuahua City situation, however,
caused an alteration OF plans.
The withdrawal ,of Pershing's col
umn, proposed in the Atlantic City
agreement. is dependent upon con-
tinnance Of satisfactory conditions In
northern Mexico and must be ratified
by both Mexicans and American gov
ernments. r :
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-01
MOUNT CALM NAME
BRYAKS new HOME

4 N. \ IL - b. a 4 =. I.
Washington, Dec. wv. J. Bryan
will build a home on the top OF 1
hill ana name It ta~Mt. Calm" ii VIII
be at Asheville. N. c.. just one nights
ride from Washington. The last fact
is his reason. Bryan will maintain
his legal residence II Nebraska.
Here to speak at banquet in his
honor December 6, the commoner
gave out the following statement:
II expect to BE- ! freqnent visitor
in Washington during the next is
Tor 20 years. II | live that long. am
interested In national and interna-
tional questions more than ever. II
that is possible. Asheville is beau
tifully located. The climate is salu-
tbrious and the city presents magni-
ficent view; but the chief thing is that
Asheville is only a nights ride from
Washington. Lincoln will remain
our home. as 1t has been for twenty
years. Several years ago I secured
building, site near Asheville, ten
acres on top OF little mountain
which rises Ave hundred feet above
the city. We shall build there next
spring. The name selected for our
Asheville home will be Mount
Calm"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-01

Washington. Dec. IA frmei
policy toward Mexico. II Carranxs
falls to deal adequately with vexins
problems, is the present administra.
tion plan. the United Press learned
today.
Such a policy. authorities limited
may be put into effect shortly II the
first chief Is unable to cope with the
villa movement In northern Mexico
At any rate, II will be inaugurated,
providing Carranxa does mot see to
II that American demands for inter
nal changes are met.
These demands look for a higher
respect for american rights and prop
erty; and while the administration
hopes that il will come through
agreement, officials still must be con-
vinced that this happy solution will
result.
In short. the policy will be to allow
Mexico sufficient opportunity TO put
her house In order. without Ameri-
can Interference, but with American
help"
The villista movement, with Its ap.
parent success at chihuahua City. Ia
a puzzle here. How the bandit chief
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SESSION
OF new MEXICAN
CONGRESS HELD

Queretaro, Men. Dec. 1.--First
Chief carranza presented to the Mex
lean constitutional congress today the
magma charta" Of the new republic.
The meeting was marked by 4 BIT
ter factional fight between the ra-
ideals and conservatives. in which the
latter party was victorious. The re-
suit was to force the resignation from
the cabinet Of Jesus Acuna, minister
Of the interior. Revelations OF his
administration made in the congress.
and the fact that the 252 delegates
voted TO seat Palavicini in his stead
as delegate. were directly concerned
in Acuna's retirement.
Scores OF reform laws were intro
duced In the first session Of the as
sembly.
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100, 900 BETGIANS HAVE
BEEN DEpORTED no GERMANY

Washington. Dec. l.---One. hundred
thousand Belgians have been deport-
ed to Germany to date. 5000 are now
being deported daily. and many ars
being put to work constructing lines
in Germany, according to informar
tiou received by the Belgian minister
today.
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CHINESE RESIDENTS OF CHIHUAHUA
CITY ARE SLAUGHTERED BY v|LL|STAS

El Paso, Dec. lon Tuesday
morning, after his capture OF Chihua-
hua City, villa began slaughtering
the Chinese residents OF the city,
four refugees arriving here today
told United States authorities. More
than SO Chinese had been killed when
they escaped, they said, One Chin
ese refugee said that Of pne party of
twcnty-seven OF his countrymen, he
was the only one to escape, Three
other refugees were the only SUR
yivors of n second party of thirty
Ave, ,, t,t5, Issfsl as
with these reports OF vanton
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-01
GERMAN SUBMARINES
OFF EASTERN COAST

Boston, Dec. 1.--Forelgn shipping
today steered far out OF the regular
steamship lane on the Nantucket
shoals lightship. Wireless. warnings
an through the night. ceasing only
at daybreak, renewed reports Of two
German fighting machines believed to
be nearing the Atlantic coast,
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STANDARD OIL HEAD
IN SERIO.S CONDITION

Tarrytown. N. ", Dec. John d,
Archbold, Standard OH head hghtlng
stubbornly all day and holding bis
own. gave his family at his bedside
hope this afternoon that he may sur
vive. His physicians were able to
report mo change" In spite OF fears
earlier In the day that his resistance
might weaken. n
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slaughter, little hope is entertained
for the safety OF six Americans known
to have been in chihuahua City. Four
days, have passed since the evacua-
ton by de facto troops aud no dehn-
ite information has reached the bor-
der OF the fate Of the foreigners In
the northern capital. R NEE
One high United States government
official said today: sE
we have little hope for the lives
Of these people. They may have fed
to the hills. but II they remained In
the city Il is almost certain they have
been massacred. "0gsF' ~ A
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-01

Amsterdam. Dec, 1.-The German
reiehstag has passed to the second
reading the bill for compulsory
civilian service. according to Berlin
advlces today Only slight alterations
were made In the measure as origin
ally introduced,
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RETREAT|MG ARMY
DESTROYS STORES

London. Dec. 1.-The retreating
,,souinanlap forces are destroying
grain stores and OIL In the sections
OF their country In which the Ger
mans are advancing. advices from
Jassy. the newly established capital
OF Ronmanla, announced today.
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Roumanias great oil wells and
vast stores OF grain would have been
exceedingly rich booty for the Ger
mans. The above dispatch does not
indicate whether the Roumanlans are
destroying the oil wells or merely the
oil suppiiec.