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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-10-14

Your work. health, happiness and
eyesight can be improved by having
pair of improved glasses. Cali and
believe. Every Tuesday, all day, also
every evening, except Friday and Sat-
urday, you will find Specialist Wood
cock on eyesight in his Elkton Office
opposite Court House. He visits
North East, Md, at Hotel Cecil every
Wednesday, 9 A. M. to IL o'clock noon.
Every one in Cecil county who writes
a postal he will call on them, examine
their eyesight FREE OF COST.
In his Philadelphia, Pa, Office, 49sS
Olive street, every Saturday.
aug 22-6 m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-10-14
CHiIdrep Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q q 8 TO Fri q

The large mill and elevator of the
GambriIl Manufacturing Co., at Eli
colt City, which were recently de
stroyed by fire, are to be rebuilt. The
new structures will be of reinforced
concrete, six stories in height and will
cost about 100000.
Prof. Julie del Toro. teacher of
Spanish at Washington College, Ches-
tertown. has resigned to accept
similar chair at the University of
Michigan.
Reynolds Russell, night operator
for Bridgeville, Del, telephone line,
has resigned and accepted position
at Eddystone, Pa.
Dyspepsia is Americas curse. To restore
digestion, normal weight, good health and pur-
ify the blood. use Burdock Blood Btters. Sold
at all drug stores. Price Sl.OO. adv"
In his monthly report to the Will
mington Board of Health, Meat In
spector Ford said he had condemned
298 pounds of meat.
In a test one of the largest cranes
in the United States. built at the plant
Of the Harlan & Hollingsworth Cor
poration in Wilmington, lifted $50
tOUc 80 feet
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-10-14
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh is a
blood or constitutional disease, and in order
TO cure it you must take nterna remedies.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, AMI
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
face. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quaci;
medicine. It was prescribed by of the
best physicians in this country for years and
is Il regular prescription 1t is composed Of
the best toncs known. combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of the twn
ingredients is what produces such wonderful
results in curing catarrh. Send for tcstimon-
as, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
adv"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-10-14
Elkton Town Council

Elkton. Md, October 4, 1916
Town Council met in regular session
at 8 p. M, with w. H. Mackall, Presi-
dent. in the chair, Councilmen present
Davis, Magraw, Mckinney, Pippin,
Treasurer A. Victor Davis and Bailiff
Potts. Minutes of meeting Sept 20
read and approved.
Treasurer reported receipts to date,
S7145.00; total disbursements, $26O0.-
20. Balance, $4544.S0. The following
bills were read and ordered paid:
Keys & Miller Lumber Co., $30.6S;
Gilpins Falls Electric Co., $l6O.5O;
Maryland Water Co., $4l2.50; F. z.
Price, $7.08; c. & P Telephone Co.,
1888; John Morgan. 81; William
Hughes, $23.50; John McCool, S11.6S;
George Walker, $16.50; c. S. Boul-
den, $20.75; Harry Garner, $13.55;
Bedford Noakes, S4025; William Nc
Dowell, $3.50; George Potts, $50;
James Short. $18.15; A. Victor Davis,
S20.S3; Cadmus Price, S25.75; Levin
j. Houston, $3.50; Cecil Wing Pub. Co.
$1,000.
The Beard took up the matter of a
crossing and pavement on North
street. extended. and decided in view
of the fact that We are now having
curb lines and grades established it
would be unwise to put in a concrete
pavement at this time. 1t was moved
and seconded that a crossing be plac-
ed opposite the Evans Dunbar prop
erty and the side walk be gfven a
coat of granite; also the sidewalk
fixed in front of Shorts store, Blue
Ball Road and High street. Davis
and Mckinney We're named a com
mittee on this work.
1t was moved and seconded that the
President be named as a committee to
look into the matter of new heating
arrangements for Council Hall. The
present arrangement being unsafe
since the chemical auto trucks are
housed in the building. This motion
was carried.
Resolved, That the Maryland Water
Co. to be required to extend its water
mains along Railroad avenue with fire
plugs at Bow street and Singerly
avenue. Moved and seconded that
resolution be passed. This was car
ried. Adjourned
H. w. P1PPIN, Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-10-14
Work on the new postoffice building
at Frederick has been started.

Work on the new postoffice building
at Frederick has been started.
D. H. Wyand, of Keedysville, re-
Gently celebrated his S7th birthday by
taking a 12-mile walk.
The Heaps farm, near Highland,
Hartford county, has been bought by
Jerome Heaps from James J. Archer
for $15,S25.
tThe name Doans inspires confidence
Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney ills. Doan's
Ointment for skin itching. Doan's Regulets
for mild laxative. Sold at all drug stores. a
Falling while playing basketball at
Belair High School, Charles Richard
son. student. fractured a bone in his
left arm.
Jarrettsville Democrats have organ
lied Wilson, Marshall. Lewis and
Talbot Club, with George A. Cairnes
president.
The cannery at st. Georges, Del,
has been sold by the Thomas Roberts
Company, of Philadelphia, to G. R.
Snedeker.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-10-14
Brown & BARLEY
Real Estate Agents
ELkTON, ND.

We have clients who will purchase
farms in this county from so to 1000
Acres. Parties desiring to sell should
list their property with us, if they de-
sire a quick sale at the best market
price. mar28-tf%
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-10-14
THE
Second National
Bank Of EHf0n
NO. 4162.
NO. 41s2.

We receive accounts of Corpora
lions, Firms or Individuals, and will
be pleased to meet or correspond with
those who contemplate making changes
or opening new accounts.
Interest paid on Certificates of De-
post remaining months.
Safe Deposit Drawers in Fire-proof
Vault for rent at So, SO and SIS per
year, as to size.
Depositors living at distance from
the Bank can send remittances BY mail
safely, which will be promptly ack-
nowledged by return mail.
Discount Day, Monday of each week.
Inquiries will be promptly answered,
and any information relative to busi-
ness cheerfully given.
WIN. T. WARBURTON, President
JAMES ]. ARCHER, V.-President
i. ID. DAVIS, Cashier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-13

irgeno ueIter SnicIn al bin6ern, Sic ibnen eefaHet ipir6en, BON
|8andHafdnol ais Der firsetcn 8erbin0ung 8nihen %aIanhiten uo
stilen Gseon aud I'M arhgsnae u~ngebuorten @ebraud Su MADDEN
Ger &eg non ben fIotentnionet an Der otlontihen GHie mad BEN
Stiaen S5enn gebt orrd ons Goribnhe g2eer, Dem n6rodh Die in eng
Iiidem 9efe befnoiihen gnbamnSneln borgelagert fno. SIN SiDcn|
an0 SIooien beriperrt ben 3utrnt Die Snielgrnppe Der 9lenen 4utiaen
Don oeuen Die eroBte, Trfuioao, iopte 3o5oao. Grenada Ct ginent
ct 2ueio, Dominica, Ct Gbriopber, anteud, goruon, ferner Bar
baoos ut0 ense per SunghrunRn brtiide, Mortnique @ua0eIope
t9iarie @olante uno Ct 8ortbelerp fron80fide aoonien fno. Sm
SntereHe idnes 6onocIs NIT 9liteI. Ino Sn0aneifd, ais @egengepidt
gegen cine ausIceung Der @2onroeooftrnu ietens Der Ser. St1nten, bic.
neaett aud eiurol Die foloniaIcn gefsunGen e~uropdtiher Dtddte efs
bgieben founte, uno niht gum pengten omd ais gunoeseenoHe Snpans
bat gnglanos Gin Ieiht ~bertdnolides SntereIe oaran. iefesung Der
Ser. Stnnbn IN ben 4nti1enguppen mogidt 81 uerbiteH 8cnn es
I'M bortegenoen Safe oaS udt tot, 70 6irfe es en 3eI oes aoufpreHes
ien, ben e. fir getcitigung miGes 2an0es an ariege gegeu 8eutfht
lan0 81 5dbIen ibr germ ptlens it, Die Cathode, BOB geraDe ieBt Die
lr1ge Der Grocrbung bon 3dnids g5ein0teu nieoer ms E1pet ge6roff
miro, ipridt fir oae 8ernnutung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-13

Gie neueften UNI originelIten Dfl.
fter IN GpiserL 91bDfdppden Gin.
fdsen itnb oergleiden neroen ale In
oiefem 8ude ge5eigt.
aae &ateGti9e, tpelde getDobn.
lid gebroudt neroen, Iino BARN
e1fboIten un6 erfldrt. Die Nluiter
itno groB uno Die 4ntDeiiungen flor
ltno be,itIi6. Gin je0er fontL uno
fpenu aud erit Elm 4nfdnger, Gin
Meiiter i'm 94feln iDeroel beim &c.
broud 0ieies 8ufcg.
sebeg gilftcr 1T obgebilOet unO
erfI1rt in Der einfodften 8eiIc. 10.
bob elm ieocr obne Qtisnabnie fdSnr
SGfeIorbeiten o~nfertigen fam. @enn
Gle nu9 nod 10 oieIe Bidder ia,
ben oieies i~ibertrifft ale bisber ga.
~gspeIene.
34 lie Der Bud. 81 beItcaen
Ourd bic vGndba 9ribiine", 1911
SoDorb Ctr, Omaha, gse6r.
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JsorreRt ge6an0eG!

las gerbanen ser 6enthen Regicrung in Der Srer'grgefgenhet
aeiat. ne nenia man in Berlin baron oenft. Die 8obrbet 81 berbetH.
lhen, menn man lie ernrttet Bat. u0 he pennb man ON ben b%etebenoen
9bfonmen fefh6lt. Der a~onnl6anpT SlNer Dr elm BrionenooHpter
unb mar oIs FOLDER 6urh oas i'm anhIuB ON bic 3ertorlng Der 2uitunia
oetrofFene Qbfomren qefhitt. @ht ema Desbnlb, neil eS bic ridfhts.
ioe 8edt0uing FOLDER fen6lider 3umpfer ais cinen ~tngeietlihen at
betrnftt, ion6crn 6s Ieben Grieoens iDegen bat 3etitlono lid DO.
mails bgpfidtet, iolhe 9ambFr inter Der Commissioning, 0oB lie nMt
su entfieber fuden ooer ongreHeH, oHne 8orurng uno obne fEr bic Bal
faaiere Gorge aetragen 81 baben, ntht mebr 81 berenfen. Goh oteiem
Snuen. Ser Ghbrer os llHterRebootes ober, Der, ne iet tet5ureben
iheiut, ben berhdnanisboaen ShuB obfeuerte, belt ben GnHpfer ftner
9ouort rnb Iefnes NnFtrihs meapn fir elm &ricgsihif. Sohe Srrtimer
Hm0 nt6gid uno per5ebih. Erosneu bat Die 0euihe @egernng mad
etnponbFreier Gcfteanng bs Sutbehnnoes bic geftraftng oes Tautboot.
fihrers nronIoBt un0 ih bereit ertI1rt, fir ben Shn0en oabufoHmen-
9os bei6t man FORFEIT geDonOeIt. gtdt ie6er eant uirOe 10 gebunoelt
bnben. england eand eepiB niht. Gas ndre aus Den auSflidtcn nitt
Acknowledgement, uo es 1T iebr fragHf, Oh es ieunIB Die 8%ueeton0nie
gemoaf bdHe, 81 Uelhen 2euH&IunO fA ui6t ctnen angcnbRt bat Oran'
gen InaL
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Die esdrun~ Gar.

Serr g. 6. aillD. Setter Der
gtopeg aiIID Motor 60, ueIfle ben
8erihleiB BON Soron Cars in
unIerer Sto0t bot, mad)t eiuige BE.
mertuneel fiber ben S~elbcrbraud
bon Qltomobilen.
Gs fino nidt Die t1tI6hlihen SEQ.
item oes 5dtnierols, 0os cine gao.
idine gebraudt, ionoern Die 1lnbe.
qilenIIidfeit, Die berborgerufen miro,
penn oieielbe gefiiat peroen foil.
Sc lit fid)erli1 niht ongenebm, Die.
&c Qrbeit in 4eiietlei0ern oits8uiii6.
rem, uno bod ntuB es bel 70 bielen
antomobilen gemnd)t peroen. Die
Sayon Gar lift 10 aielnlid Die ein5i-
ge, Die nitr cine Bint Gel fir I'M.
aefdbr 125 wteilen gebrouft, 10
ooB Oas 5illIen MIR ieIten Dorge.
nomnten 5u neroen brou9t.
gber niht rur Der S1mieroLber.
brand 1T 1uBerIt eering, aud Der
@oiolin . @erbrou9 lit dnBerit
nieorig, Der 8urd]idnitt lit urlge.
fdBr 30 wieilen per 8oaone.
4ieie herborrageroen Gigenidnf.
ten Der Soron Cars ermtogIihten
iaier ungloubIide BerfGufe. Gunfi.
fat, Stdrfe uro Spariomfeit Iino
bic Sauptpuntte Der Sogon Cars.
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@eiIc iterbcn bnnn bat CT IN icincr
g~obesIhnn0e bod bic Derlibiguue.
bob feline Satin mo ainber ni6t
bilie. uno mitteaos 0oiteben. Hiumt
er cine 3eitpcli5e fir 10 o0er 20
Sabre berols, oonn erb1lt CT nadj
bieIer abgcloufeneu Belt fem elm.
ec5obIies @cIo NIT 8infcu ipieocr;
bieirr Bctrog tommt In bielen Sal
len iebr aeIeaefl, 0a bel OieIcr 8cit
bic ainber berangemodie hub unb
in Die b0bere Shulc geinidt iuer.
ben ioIlen, mas fir ben 6amiIien.
bater imHer beoeuienoe auseabcn
berurioht. 80 oient oann oic
geriiherun9shnnine ba5u, ben ain.
bern bic fiirs 2eben NOTICE Nus.
biIoung 8l gebcn.
9ei Der sfitsmo9l Der geriihe.
rineSgcieaidoft ieIbIt iollten ipe.
5iel sur ieeieen 8eit Die 9eutidrn
Iebr boriidtie Oh @erle scDen. oa
Die meiiten DER gr0bten mo beoeu.
tenoiten @eieHidnften bieier Writ
iif on Der ariegsonleibc Der aai-
ierten betciligen, itio onber bon ben
Dertiden obIoIut niht beriidiidtigt
nerOen ioIltcu. Die n@ermonin'
2ebensberiiderung lift cine oatide
5irnta uno mltB al ben gr6bten
ibrer art eerefnet iueroen. sic bot
lid bel Der frnn5oliihsenaIii9en an.
Ieibe nidt beteiIigt un0 miro es
nie TIM, unO beroient oaber Die
boIite llnteritiitunq 6es geianlten
Geutlhtums. SIR f~inan5ieller
StonO lit Der bentbor bette. unb iie
fam Iid riibmeL cine Der ipenieen
Observation-Disclosures at icit
Die fir icoe $1,000 geriiberung Gin
tatid9lides germ0sen bon $34i
apf5raueiien Baber, mdbreri0 ibr Gin.
fonmen bon ongelegtem aopital
mebr fuie ollsrei1euo lift, Inn allen
I~auienOen Eo6esforoernngen gerctt
all peroen. Die 6irmo. bic Sc
Sabre 5lritf gcgriinbet tuirOc, bat
beutc 8erii6erungen in Scr Sobe
BON $l50,000,000 auf3upeiien. Sc,
Der oeutide Wonn int iOmobl lid
IeIbit oils aud ieiner 3amilie einen
uRid1sbnren 9ienit ipenu er iein
2eben bel Der n@ermanio" berii
9ern IGbt.
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Qentidl.amcrifnnilder qbnpfat.

Serr &roolpb s.. 9reners, Elm
iltnger 2eutf6- anerifmier, bot iit,
in go. 610 aeeIine @eb1ube as
aobofot etabItert. SER 8rerers
BAT G griiuolide 4usbiI0ung ais
a6bo. %genolIen. gah geOiesener
9orbiIouug abioIbierte er nit Nus.
seiduuug 0ns iuriitiide Department
Der CREIGHTON llniberiit1t un0 bat
lid INT 2uufe ieiner 5%tltoieuiobre
bier biele 6reunoe eriporben, uno
oe8bnlb beidIoiien, iid bier nieOer-
auIoiiet. Ser Brelners bcritebt
Oeutid ullo bofft. I'M areiie Ocs
2euti6tuuts balO ndber befonilt Su
ner0en.
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Die ermer6una Odn[t6.m ealnOins!

gie @ebnnoIungen 5pihen BEN Ser. Staaten rno 9dnemnrf mber
Die GrDerbtng BON 01ntih-2setnOien ourh Die crferen fno, pe es
fhent, fbcn felt eHiger 3dt I'M @nnge rrur6en dber nit Der groBten
SeimIidfet betrieben uo crit iet no fe bonn abfHIuB nbe fno
befamntgege6eH. Gsaru1 0ie Gebemtterei In elmer angeegenben
uf Oeren 9urhfIbrung itd5 SIT fH bic @iionide a6ninntrotou
ougenfhemih allen @rrno BATE Se pcrtrdGt fb ihhdt nit Ser Sc
HouptuHg, Dab bter5aanoe Die &egiermgsaepaIt in Ben S1noen O5
Bottles Ingt uHo bont 0olfe ausgeubt miro, un0 erinnert Itarf an 0e
gRethOoeu oelpotifder 9onarden, Die in uuierem frenn 9nuoe bod Elm
IhOn IaHgit aberwlrnoeHer 5tonopunft fHo - ODER fem iOateH.
Die AdibrngtoHer welOtngen IdIen lmuerbIaInt 0urdbliden, buF
bic ger1mOIlmgeu IN daer 5fle Dor Fb ginger Inn burb sdoFnug
elmer ~uouen0cten 1afiahc jeoer GiHprah 8eHtIdIanOS urn5gHb 5n
maiden, 0ds bereitS 5Uefn1ai Die GrDerbHHg Der hi Srage fouunen0eu
Dct Snietn fHr bic Der Staaeu Derertet babe gei enigen gnhbenfen
eri1eint oiefe gegaiH0ung qaraof5u ldppiia uo rmr Elm wetereS SBmp
tn1 Der III ReaerurgSfreihn uo I'M Often berrfnen0cn Stnmrna
geevn 9atttIou0, aeeeH oos Ohne linterloB sebest neroen mub. Getia.
Ioao bat fem urr1ntelhnre5 SntereHe oor1n, Die Ser. Staatea an Gr
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Gus CREIGHTON, J(e6r.!

10. Waoi 1916.
sd bab' ober imnler 9eiogt,
Die @cniden iin0 eenntnl 8t fouli.
ihe 2eite@, bieie @orte tpnroe getui6
Der olte 9lir1e in Berlin jpre.
den, luenrt CT bic 3uItdrbe in Der
Creighton Gta0tberlpdltnng unter
bic 2upe nebmen murbe. 8lpeimal
uuroen LOO 6uB tiefe 2oder ge.
bobrt. Inn Die Staot nit giitem
8niier 5u ~beriorgen; in beioen Sd.
len mar es umIonit Bis an eiHem
glnb idLieBlid Der 8eriud &c.
lang. 3ieie BONDS maren i1lig
int gt1i 1916. mas nntirIih einelt
4ufifldg Der Gteuer an Die Gtelt.
er3obler bon 5 Bis IL Dollars b0.
6er 0enn I'M Sabre 1914 5ur Golge
botte. geidt gerug, fontnlt 70 elm
iu1lger Weni9 nit elm bisdet mt
Ifaiiider 9iloung, organiIiert cine
MufiffapeIe. ionmeIt llnteridriften
notiirlif bel 9idt.5 teuer5oblern,
erbdIt bic geriigcnne Surnrle rrl0
Iegt Die Site uEierem ofnoemii6eit
gitn Council Dor, uelfler nid)tg IA.
Ifer un0 I1neler mt, ais einen 4uf.
ihlag bon 21a DILL an Die Steu.
eranbler, 6bne 0ieielben tueiter All
befragen, %ouferlegt. Qitn am 5.
9tui iuuroe in einer Gpc5ioltuobl
lpieocrum fir $4,000 9orOs ge.
ip1blt. fir cine GitD Sal ODER Mtu.
nieipa[ Building, mie tie es bel.
Sen. 91tIrIib aing Die Code
0lirh, 0d Die 3obI Der 9ihtStcuer.
SnbIer ooppelt 70 bod mar, ais bic
anOeren, unb Der 9ltfihIog miro
meitere 7 bis 8 Dill befrngel tros
Dem Creighton nod lange niht
rcif 1T fir iolde Soden. 8eiicr
n1ren abS~ngsfnnGIe. Creighton lift
ttoh gu flcin unO siebt aild nid)t
me1r Ginruobrer nod bier, Oa eg
Dier feline 6obrifeu ODER oerelei.
den ai6t.
Die ~regeImdBige @~eriammlime
bes Creighton 8lueiebereius o. n.
81. g., finoet ON Counting ben
81. 9taj, 1ladmitfos8 nm 2:30
uhr iii Der 9ereinsbale itntt. &ae
Mitl6;eDer iDeroen gabeten, at CT.
fdeinent Do nidtige 5rasea nnO
@eiddfte ~porlteeen, Die Der Grle.
6iguHg bc0iirfen.
grofrilor Saul.
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Jan S(Om'S fen B(inO6eitl

eloms San, Dat pos n Gridebnrger,
w2of ieneu &cutnnHt rdirigen argert
Doll barrt In N aopp, boil IN nc Nag,
OF mas NIT oebn II rehtc Eag.
Senu bach Del Jant, Oenn I gein obn tpeib,
Gem mas I bet arHL nm bern bait anei.
Sci mas gang eo0serblmlid fuL
An Ietpfen ormci be NIT I Mul.
Del 2ertuont ipcr ff %meroelen:
nHo, mari, i'd perS es nidt berpcfcn,
sab i'd bid ornlBen Dor benz bcino,
"a SobP ih bcinB nein Ilcber 6reuno"
Gei little lieutenant ban q,
Del mas inS mt anlan ctnnlal nett,
llno nne fiene brnben Snnaen,
Del poern Dor oebn in I 8ater Ipruuecy
@eml bel Da D0ef nal r%innerFaael.
aSIonls III elm Babe inter @ottiqn0en,
er it,, bel 2eitnoHt fac, oen nrger Siin0er,
SD Ieb ionIt meme aonipoanie ipe neinc ainoer".
9a fnnnt ban boben Del gefebl al ar
.2eutHont bon 8. uno oac gQnHH
Die ioaen gleit bcrIoOen iUer0en,
3nnit es 6rie0en qibt ouf GrOen."
IN 1Geoarua" fobt M @tann for glann
ga fuHnt San Sloms ton n eeutnont ran,
Gei oentt: @gsas Der nobl iDiG2"
.SGrr geutnont, id benooee n Brill
raur5iidhe imo sic naa9 Gos tut mir Ieio,
Gua, prlien mir Der auger Siaerbeit
In 0orbie ididt bel einen NIT mr. Sdiepen
NJ Tiel arnOnt, Dunn mott bel itnben bleben.
~@rfenneu Gle bic Shcibe NIT benz gionn2@
San SIonls, Del fiett ben 2eltnont ooig on:
vglid funHt 4 ian Dor, as 4 nor 7 n 61ler glebl"
Stun, ouf oreibunoert 9leter blind, oas lit gGDibF
I'm mint MI ftenen Shiepennonn:
.Qoum CT NAL bnnoert @leer tueiter ronl@
aSebn Sic Bonn iett?@ frog Del Sarr lieutenant.
r4Rid ia 7, as fdg if - geepd ODER Sono.~
so reidt Der Sehnerb oud ni Die Gntfernung nod nitt nns.
Grferrnen Ste oenn oribcn icres @als2~
Qott Iinn iaa n orlttia gleter mod nffeO.
.Gott geiht iit nodI oat ie1 1T mon Il tunt.~
,Gonn ioait OF oeine srcu6e baben:
San Sloms foumt in Den ertel Sdukenernbenl"
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Seine SpeiieDagen in GuglanS.
2or6on, t3. moi. als 0fo.
nonuiden @riinoe1 tDer0cn Die Spei.
ienosen alif nllett giienbabuitrc-
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aeruft end bel etafdafca ouf
bic DGribnne1.
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gns gcbrasfa Sin.

3ur aIlgenaeinen grbeiierung tuiIl
man bier in Der 8ohidule jet
aud nod Die Hube Stunt beg 91us
Dolterls lebren. Gicie annlt mul
NIT Der MutteruiId eingeiogeu tper-
ben, 0enn 5uppcnfofen ur0 Strurl,
pfeftopfen miiiierl cine 2ie6boberci
iein, diioernfoas Elm 6ebIIhlng.
3uerit oiirite ben SdiiIern oieI
Gronuns mio CUTE Sittcn beige.
braht iper6elJ bonn Is lit EN- nun.
oerlides @efabL beioe @eihlefter
mad Dem llnterridt Die StraBen.
.treit8un9en blodiereii al iebeu, obre
erfpndienen 4erIonen ooer @reiien
Haiim at geben.
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den eneIanos obgei6oftt meroen.
(Snbei's INNER aeipuBt, bah Die
neOlen" griten nod nal bierter
fabren ipiiroen.)
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WbAQANryyO p. ss' ~.
gOrseiarittenss gaaSebias
GRACE LaRUE

91dlltc ISOLDE: Gleonoro be gi8.
ncros, p1be Gebi( Sc 2i0", Saeaen
& Sumter. girLeD & Qerner, gnno
Francis, Soiln Sobnttie Sones, or.
pbeuu1 Reiic ISOLDE.
Daotinee tdgIi1 2.t5. Q6en6s 8.f5
@reife Motinees: Bette Cir
25e., unsgenonlnlen GomlIag Uni
Sonntoe. Giniee ipeniae gu 50t
@nnerie 10e. abcnbs: 10, rs, s.
un0 75e.
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Die oesrmanlaa eebsusptrfidernns

Seoermata nignmf bod friiber
ooer ipdter cine aebrnsperliderung
beraus. I'M foiuobL iidJ ielbit, nls
aid ieine Semitic BIT beidiisen.
8cnn fih ein junecr 9iartn berbeis
rotet, iolte ct e. iih Slrr 9oupt.
oufsabe maiden, iofort cine 2e6ens
periideruig gu ~ermer6eu, bic Der
.6o9e ieiHes ginfpmmens onaepobt
III. Settle er bpua uaaJiGli6er
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Ger groBe 8ert Der 9riaen bon
Qr. 8eiInnS, 6remont geeb.. Iiegt
in DEM perfeften 9aTicn fir Sbre
augen, uto IN Der SorefaIt, Die
nuf bic taOeIloie anfertietule Der.
rpan0t ntr0.
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@erfdie6ene bon oenett, oie
nidt ole Deroeu, poGen am 81.
9tai in einem Grtro6ug mad San.
los Gitp iabrelt, i'm oaielbit elmer
goritenung giap Snnonps bei5u.
|mobnen.
The Ordway new era., 1916-09-01
GRANDVIEW NEWS

Another rain last Saturday night.
We are not caring for any more rain,
and the cantaloupe growers are pro-
badly praying for more.
A "twister" came thru this section
one day last week and tore down a
barn belonging to S. C. Mitchell. Mr..
Mitchell's auto and horse were in
hurt.
Wheat sowing will soon be the or
der of the day. The ground is be-
ing prepared with feverish haste, and
everybody is anxious of SOW early
that the wheat may get well rooted
before cold weather
Doc. Green's well caved in last
week after he had reached a depth
of over hundred feet and had just
reached water. He had cemented as
he went. but the last few feet the
dirt was so wet that cement would
not stick, which caused the cave-in.
A poll of the new election precinct
No. 7, composed of townships 1858,
1859, 1865, 1859, in the northwest
corner of the county shows it to be
decisively Republican. How about
the rest of the county, Mr.. Editor?
This precinct is made up largely of
people who have never voted in the
state of Colorado. They come large
ly from Missouri, North Carolina,
Illinois, Oklahoma, and Kansas.
Strange as it may seem. all the voters
from North Carolina are Republicans.
The Ordway new era., 1916-09-01
OLNEY SPRINGS NEWS.

The Sunday School Kalico KarnivaI
was happy success. Everyone in
the neighborhood who went spent
jolly evening with friends and Incl
dentally, the bank account of the
Sunday school grew Thanks are
heartily extended by the superinten-
dent, teachers and scholars to Mr..
Oscar Griswold for the use of his
beautiful lawn, to Mr.. Chas. Archi-
bald and l. F. Baylor for melons and
cantaloupes and to all who donated
or assisted in any way to make the
evening the success it was.
Mr.. Hal Grain who in visiting his
parents in Olney Springs from New
York gave a most delightful recital
in the auditorium Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Paul Newton as accom-
panist, his selections ranged from
Irish love songs to Oritorio Aria's
charmingly rendered and thoroughly
enjoyed. Everyone who was fortu-
delighted to hear him again.
Last Saturday morning Edith,
Ruth, Dorothy, Howard and Roy Hol-
mes moved their household goods to
Pueblo where they will make their
future home.
Miss Alice Hanen left Saturday
morning for Fillmore, Calf. where
she will resume the position of prin-
cipal in the schools there.
Mrs. Meyer returned Thursday
from a three weeks automobile trip
thru Colorado, Wyoming and Nevada.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Funk of Be-
lott, Kans. who have been visiting
at the w. w. Lineberry home for
five days returned to their home
Monday in their automobile.
Elmer Largent returned home from
Lawrence, Kans. where he had been
employed for three months, last
Saturday.
Mrs. Minyard has been in La Junta
for the past ten days visiting with
friends.