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The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

Mrs. ]. H. Holman came in Tues
day morning from the West Ranch,
nine miles from Center, to remain
two months under the care of Dr..
Mingus.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

The dates for the Del Norte fair
this year are set for October B, and
7. The committee expect to feature
bucking contests and relay races,
while the agricultural exhibit prom
ises to be the best ever shown.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

The ladies of the Baptist Niso,,.
airy society hereby extends ~ m
cordial invitation to the memho,, ''. ..
the other missionary societies of ., "
city, to meet with them on Tbur.a.
Sept. 21, at the Baptist church, g.,n
to 500 p. m.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

Mrs. Lipsi and Miss Hester Castle
left Monday evening for their home
in Trinidad after visiting friends In
this city the past week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

Mrs. Hays, of the Girls Rescue
Home of Denver, will speak on
Booze or Bread" at the M. E..
church Sunday evening, Sept. II, at
7.3O Come and hear it-"she is
fine"
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

Mr.. Gallagher departed Monday
evening for his home in Los Angeles,
Cal. after spending the summer win
his daughter, Mrs. R. G. Brecken-
ridge.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

Messrs. Fred and Earl Houck re-
turned to Jasper Sunday morning
after spending a few days intown.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

E. w. Price OF the Soldiers Home
went to Castle Rock Tuesday evening
on a short furlough.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

Mrs. Eva V. Filler, of Milwaukee,
arrived Thursday morning to spcnd
a Few days on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

Miss Zella Breckenridge left last
week for Boulder where she ATTENDS
college.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

L. j. Owen, after yisitir.
a week left for his home in ,aa' paa.
City, Iowa, Monday. "0cf
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16

Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Adalr'
Sept. s. daughter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-16
Mems Suits

This new department in our business is
the talk of the city and country, because
the people see extraordinary values in
these New Fall and Winter Garments.
1t isn't necessary for man to spend
fortune dressing up" and get the splen-
did suits we are showing at
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Baaett RmTe Sainsta9
i'm 1lMSitcrium!

5onntaa abeno tritt 6os b%eriibnttC
fniierIih r1iIiidc 8nactt i'm bieiigen
4~uoitprinm ouf. Ger 3ireftor Der
peIfbefnnnten 3rilppe tit Serge 81
9iogbileff. Son Den ilbriaen 9dn-
8ern un0 J1n5crinnen iin0 in eritcr
Reihe 8orsloD 9ijinsfi, Wool
go[m, qpOia aopofooa un0 6lorC
Reooaes 81 %erfudbnen. Die Nus
itottungen mo S3enericn limo bic.
ielben. melhe in 2on0on, 9orts nnl
9tem Ynrf beuubt muroen. mo itnl
al Slang mo 9rndt aoii5 grob.
artia. aild ons aus fIuli5ig crit.
flaiiiaen 9luiifern beitebenOe Crdjc.
fer unter Der 9eiting bon 9ierrC
Monteur beroient beionocrs berDor.
geboben al mcrocn.
@arsla0 0ijiHsfi pohl Scr Re.
~0ellten0itc ainjtlcr Der @cgenmnri
IN Der Stunt IerpiiGorens perbinoei
nit mdnnlifer SdonBeit cine @ra.
ale Scr gernegfuig, irte iie ienes
auae erfreucn muB. Sbm iteber
Die onoeren MitglieOer Der 8rappt
milr0ig 5ltr Seite.
9as 9rogramm entbdlt unfer on,
6ercm Dos 8dastt oShebera5ooe
0os einen 9lif in Oos 9oremsleber
aefu1hIt mo nit orientaliidei
8radlf aitSgcitattrt lit. Gie anOereE
altmmern iin0 cleopatra, &c
blo1le Cot p9aahmittaa cine.
tgalu1s Cos Spcftrum Der &ok
Ter Mppniito 4;ai5er~, ~9ior5ib
uiiu.
1r 4esgErSapi Der Yileifc iiHog
aooii aid ali ber SlalIe oes as0iie
Eila3 fati.
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,fiebrcre Nneriffc Scr
Nniicrtcn ~abocicblaecn!

gerIiL IA. Qe5. (6unfGnbcridt.)
Das oeutide &riegsonlt meloete
beltte natmittag: Starte frau56iiidc
Abteilungen grifien nah mebritIin.
Gigert S~rpnaclfeuer Der 9lrtiaeric
uniere StelIlrnaen bel sc $oltr DC
9tais, in Den argonnen an, pur0en
ie0oh blutig 5uriidgei6Iogen. 4uf
Gem reften llfar Der gtuos nabm
Dos @eidibfeuer ON nadmtttog OIL
Seftigfeit 5u. On mebreren SteGlen
Der Somme 8ront ent1Didelte Die
artiaerie a%eitueiie erbobte Idtig.
felt.
Serbii9e ELECTROMAGNETIC 6itlid
Der gerna tpltroen BON ben 8ul.
aaren obgeihlagen. Die Serben err
Iitten erhebliAe 8erluite an Gotten
uno 8erpunoeter.
4~ctrpgrno. IA. De3. Gas ruiz
iiife aricgsant meloetc beutc ilbcr
Ihmere Sample in Der 8egeuo BON
9li3en. aabaaerie uno Sufanterie.
beiBt es in Dem gcrift, itieB iil0-
iueitIih BON @u5en nut Den 5eino
ullo es entipann iif Gin bibiges &c.
feft. (3ie Huiien ~beraeiicn 81 mel.
ben. oaB ie in Ocmielben Den Sir
5eren 6ogel)
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DcmtitblanH h6lt
1lsBcctsp criprcc6mn9cn
Or. 3immermaHu, Sctref0r Oes
acnheren erfldrt oirs cinrm
grrhuertretcr aeseniiber.

Berlin. IA Geo. f5Sp fenocpcihe.)
Der aeiie 5to1a iefrctGr OeS
aeuBeyal, Or. GpitsO 3|immermnrm
crfl1rte gtitstn in elmer ltnterre-
Dung, Die or einem @~ertreter Der
ueberieeiiden gtadridten . agcntir
gepabrtc, oaB ole amerifn eesebe-
nen 8eriprefungm betreifs Der
Ioudbootfrieefiibrung poaig lime
geboltcn tperDen miirocn.
Ger Uliniiter ruics in @egenidt
oa5l ooraltf bin, Dab feiiOlihC
5oudboote cine an5nbl 0eutider
@anoelsidifie obne @armmg angc.
grifien ulto perientt batten, mie Die
3ampfer n9ilrgcrmeiitcr", 1Gori-
ia, oglbe@, Soaonoia" uirp. Wlon
nebme oaber lit 8egierungsfrciicn
All, ooB mebrere iiberiaaige Oelttidc
3ompier Don oemieIben @eifif er.
Gilt moroen leieu. Bon Dem Sam.
pier paola@ piiie man BON Den
lleberlebenoeh ouB oos engliidc
Gaudboot, nndocm cs Die oaola"
torpcoiert bottle, I'M Dos iinfcnoC
Sdiif berumgciabren iei, obne aud
nir cine 5ano sur Retting Der BE.
iablng 8u beben, bon Der itebeli
W}auu crtrunfcn ieien. Or. 3im.
mernlarli1 iogte, DaB or Dies mir CT.
lpabne. I'M iilr Die 5timnlina 0ea
0eptiden Bottles gegenilbcr guglnno
ltn0 4nlerita, oas cine 8eidrdnfling
0es 8audbootfrieges ourdgeieBt ia.
be, enc ertlarlutg 81 gebe1.
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IN DcrtihlanN lit
man pcHimiltiiG!
}estnmaen Hn6 3reiie aber iagcu
iid, bah gnt ding &eile
babeH mil.

Berlin, IA. Sea (8on aorl
MdSrnnnn. aorrcjponDent Der Tag
Iid,en Gmaba Sribiine.) - sgdm,
Is niiroe Ba biel perlangt letn.
molftr nm erDorteI hoB Der &c.
mndfe 6rieocasoorihlog In Den
q1n0ern Der eutcnte ioiort freu.
Diae aufnabnis finoen ioatc, aber
mir habea bod Den eriten Shritt
aunt SrieOen getan@-Gns lit I'M
oef1hr bic Aniiht Der bieiigcn BE.
~nnIferHnq INN Der 8reIic.
Iic 3einmgen I'M aagemeinen
obcr aIallben nidt. oaB bic AQiier-
ten olsf ben 6ricoersboritlag ei1l'
aehcu nerDens
@rof ron GenentloD Derottett'
Tidlt belte ii Der Cages 3eitun1
eiren Artifel. in meldem er err
fart, er babe es gLri6 gemuBt,
nds 0ie aaiierten itd nift atl
Grie0engooridldge einlaiien perben.
aonrn0 SarsmonnL ein 2eidstag.
mitglie0. i6reibt in Dem Gageblott
geltidIan0 bot lest iein 8eib.
nadtsaelneuf erbolten. 8enu De!
Gd,nee oen gooen beoeft, lit e.
nerfebrt All errporterL oaB Die Blu.
men por Wioi hliiben.
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Girluanccrnn0s$
Ocrlaoc aneencmmcn!

@albingtou. IA. Ge5 9ic
EiniDnaoerunasborIage lit NIT Dem
Mil1ungsfef @nlas beute i'm Scnai
nit 81 aegen z Stimmen ongenom'
ngen Doroen. (Brdfioent 8ilion bat.
IL 0ieIe Bill ipcaen 0es 9il0ungs-
eI 3nIabes frilber petiert.)
Inter 0cn Beltimmungen 0er
9erlaee befInOet iid ou6 cine fol-
ase 0Hrd DeIhe 6rem0geborenen.
SIC mad ibrer oIten Seimat 5urild.
aefehrt Iin0, lin ON arieg teil5u.
neamcn, Die Riidfebr na6 Den Ser.
gtaaten beringt miro.
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getaate sentidle Oeiturben.

Sn gerrion pllroe Iienstag I'M
nouie iDres 1dpieacriobncs, DE-.
orqe Smell 5rau Caroline sui int
4ltcr pom so Sdbrcn aus Ocm Sc.
ben a%bbcrufen. Qie 8eritor6cne mar
bel @allober gcboren ltno fam I'M
alter BON Is 5abrcn nit ibrcnl
8ater nadl aucrifa. ,5m Sabre
1854 beirotcie iic in Ct @arps,
So. Martin sui mo fan NIT Ole
tent 5foei Salre ipdter nod Omaha.
no fe felt 0icitr ,5eit ununter6roten
aelun6nt Bat. sic miro bon einer
Iohter. nelln enfeiu uno 5rpei
Grobenfeln ilberlebt.
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Prohibition IN
oail5 Srankreidb!

8ari8, IA. 9e5. - Wliniiterprait.
bent griano matte in Der Geputier-
tenfnnmer Die @iitteilung, Dab Die
Regieruna cine 8eiebborInge inter.
breiten Der0e, monad in gan1
syranfreid Der &nrDcl nit alfobol-
ho[tigen @etrnGtcn perboten lit. 9ie
2eputierten nobn1e1 Die Infiin0i.
gurtg nit geifna auf. Sic 3citun.
gen ltnO an0erer Metnung.
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Gisiport i'm Oollrn 6ausc.

Iie Gisbabncn iii ben DeridieOc-
men 8arfs ioruie aid oui benz Gar
ter 2ofe iin0 fir sefabrlos crflGrt
unO Dem 9ublifnm freigeseben NOR
Den. 3u bunoerten modlten Die.
Sdlittidublmafer bonn mlb ron Der
erlaubnis 8ebralld mo tlimmeltea
iih auf Dem Giie.
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@irtidaftsliaenien bis 1. Mai.

Ser itootiide 5dasmeiIter V.
q. ure bat i'd in llebereinitimmung
nit Dem pom Stootaumolt geiaa-
ter llrteil 6creit ertIGrt ben bic,
iigen 8irten fiir bic eriten bier
Monate oes tpmnlenoen Snbres 81
5euien fir ein 9rtttel oes 9etroges
Der aabresG8cn, ndmlid $33,34
ou55uiteaeH. 9iom 1. @tni ab belbt
es befanntIid: Sic alappe gu!
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@olbene 6odlseit ~ @siGnadten.

SER uib Trau @ermnu Stride
mer0cn n1dite ISOLDE aus AnlaB
ihrer %goloenen 5od5eit ibren 3ebn
Ginoern uno cbeuiopielen @nfeln
ein oreitdgiqas 6eit beranitalten
oos ON Seiligen Abeno nit einen1
ganfett i'm Some 9otel ieinen ab
idluB fntoen ioa. Vim Somstag
a6en0 fin0et n Der 8obuung oes
Subelpaores, 1856 Charles Ctr.
elm GROCER gmpfaug itntt 81 Dem
feline Gtnio6ungen erlniien iinO.
9eioe boben iid @eideufe perbeten.
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sremOcr bonn sOOe rrrilt.

Gin unioentifi5ierter Rann BON
etlpn Dier5ig Satren ihir5te Mitt
nod oben0 III eiHem 8citnurant,
Ede ~. unn 1o0ac CTR. mo es ildl
ciluas 81 eiien bateilt hatte, pom
Nerzid4lao arfroifcn tot nie6cr. On
lcIneIa rhb ionoen iid nur i5
Eenis lpiiif dbrr frinc Aiihnlhnas
plsIEse Hber 8eiuEat Rno gianaer.
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!6ntfl6rnnb IN 6ebar Mapibs.

Ge0or 8opi0s, 81, IA. 0e3.-
SIN 5torf 9otel bro6 gegen gait.
ternoft Elm Teuer aus, Oas idnea
nm iid grill. giner Der @dite,
Ism. 8lad aus 6airfor puroc pom
9aud bet1ubt mo eritidte. 4udl
mebrere dn0cre @dite muroen bonn
Rauf ubermorltt, fonnten ieoof)
mie0er ms gemuBtiem 3ltriidgcru-
fen meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14
Sir Rationale
Prohibition MnH
SraMcnItimmrccbt!

8oibington IA. Sea. 9as
Sous S~uiti3fomitec berihtete beute
Die gorlnge fir gationnle Irobibi
on gitnitig Elm. oesgletden Die Dor
loge fir cine rationale unteriu.
dung Der glnbrungsmittel. Die
6rauenitimmredtsDorlnge muroe
obne gupiebhlns ans Saus bernie.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14
9entfdler 8rin3 sefalcn.

Berlin. II. 9c3 f5unfcnoepeide.)
- 8ie pie uebcriceiide gtofriaten.
4gcrtur meIoct, lit an 20. 9topem.
Der elmer Sdlladt an Der ruiiiihen
6roiit Bring @eitlrif. Der Cite. pom
3euB gcfalen. gr mar "a Sabre
alt unb ltano ols 2elttndnt in cincnl
preubiiheu aapolcric.G eeimcut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14
K0iler le0t Grc6krem5
ces ,,GiicrncnN Gn!

gcrIfu. fbcr 2onborL IA. Deg
N Berlin rullroe offi5iea bcfanpt
acn1odt, oaB @eneralfelomaridal b.
NiitDatburg nIs dlteIter aftioer Sc
neral Der prenBiiden armee I'M
9snnten Der amlee ben Safer er.
iuGt bat. Oas @roBfrcu5 oeS Giier.
f1en areaScs nn5iileaen Der aai-
fer 1T oieier Bite naGgefommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14
qiga inneer Sosialiitcn.

Sn Der uot)iten GerioHumlung Der
9ouug Geoples SocjaIiitie Scaguc
drt morgigen fYreitag. Den Is. &c.
scnlber. i'm 2pric Bebauoe, @de
3. uul0 5ornom Ctr, miro Der
p5ialiitiihe Heoncr So9n @oinga
cinen 8ortrag iiber minenidoftli6en
Sojialisf1lts balteu. Ger eintritt
1T irei mo sseoerutnnn lit frelnO-
lidit eingeIaben.
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Der BnlfsfonS.

gingegaitgeu IN Der Office Scr
5ribune mir sic ariegsnotleiOenoen
bon
1rieo. 2inoau, 6iloretB, 1e6r $500
gbriit. Weper, Hauennd, ytebr. $50
Mil6. Shmib. 8eItpbalio,
500
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.1Der trem aeHient
bat ieine 5eit!''

Brownsville, Ger. Ia. Ges. =
matferie u bon Clinton, 3 bon
Enpenporf nno 6 bon Ritstntine,
aa Hd1iGou Sorpacr 6el0ortil.
lrrie 0arlteIea1, o1s felt Dem 1.
sstIfi @rrn8p1hoienit bcriebcr bat,
mar0en beufe obcno bic @etmreiie
nfafrrfc1
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saei britiltbc
d Dampfcr ucricnkt!

aof0ol Ia. 3e5. Ole britt
Ihen gambfsr Sarlington, 9arleD
atl0 lIri1ita Iin0 bon 0ettfhen
gnKdb00ten rerienft morbci.
Ser erltgennnnte 8dlnpfer bate
1889, 1er 8iDefse 1894 uit0 Der brit
IL SOIL GonnengeboIt.
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Reicbstao tritt uiittc
Janmar %5niGmmen!

amitcrbanL IA. 0e8 8er-
liner Iaqcblatt ihrei5t, BOB Der
Reihstoq 0littc 5oruor mieDcr 3u-
iolmlentreten miro aitBcr es trctcn
Greigniiie eilt, bic Elm fritberes gu
iamanenfontmen beDingerL
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greiie mr. qammer itciocu.

Bic 9reiie fus 2dmmcr iteigeu
nod INNER. Cine Seneung BON
@eo. q. 2ltsbD ppu 0nlnbtra 5a.,
brnfte geitcrn ouf oen 8iebbofm
in Suo GnalG $13 per buHoert
4fuuto, en- ilel!er 6eforo.
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Itaifcr tOilbcIm iOartct
.,1,lntmcrt I'M Berlin ab!

2oiloon, ia. Deg. Giner aus
BERN S6pci3 bier einactroffcnen
pepcfdc 5ufolgG lit aaiier 8il,
nn Dienstag u5enD aus Dem
Bcn 6auptallnrtier in Berlin
n~netroffen nnO miro bort 70 lange
1napeilen bis nie Antlport Der NJ
Sosen alti bic 6rieoensnote erfolgt
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1Oeiteres Sancn
Scr mci5enprciIe.

Ehienoo III. 9e5. = December
Bespr it beltfc I'm 14c Gai 8ei.
sra nm Me uno SuIi 8ei8cn mu23s
Cents gefaaeH.
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Pamsi6M1c

llHIere NusDaBl 0oH Nalsldlll'
ben i'm Baiement III iuirf.
lid orukartig.
Romeo 6iI8bous idube iitr
5rnue1, gcl8 perbrabnlt; bailo-
oen1btc Soblen; ihluor8. rot
bl1u, braun uno biolett @roBen
2b-S; Spe5inl. 9aar S1.25
Dtduuers 6ansidlnbc.
RGnner pausidube in braun
un0 iduor5; gDerett StiI; NIT
patcntiertem 5erienteil; 0toben
6 bis If, Der Gaor SSc
Snaben'!6 unsidltbe.
Stnabeu, 9ausidubc IN braltnem
aiOleoer, gpcrctt Stil; @roben
2E bis 515, per 9nar $1.25
S~dnb.Sniement.
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Ceirten

Stes nhO lDlrflidl Wnlt0efDare
AngebDte bon oieier scir
neu.A6teiIung.
gflr gang einiudle 9eihret.
bungcn aber jcoe Berion, bic
mirtlif prnftiite @eihenfc
hi6t, miro ioiort erfennen. oab
Dies Der @eIegenbeitstag fir iie
lit.
39c seitifte SnlStader, 25e
Sergeteat aus ieintem Stunt.
tud, geitidt in biibidlen 4Rlt.
tern. Gin icbr beIiebtes DC.
idenf.
SpeSial 5afelOamnit, $1.00
8oa gebleiftes iriid)es sSabri.
fat, rein 2einen. 8eionbers bib.
Idle 9tuiter. Spe5ieae Meib
nndtsgeidenfe.
SOC feline 6nnOtlder, 35c
goa gebleid)tc tiirfiide 9ano.
tilder. III bilbiden 1orbcn. Gin
por5glidcs Acknowledgment.
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Gcilefte : Nrttkcl fir
Oci9cnke, parfilmc
mitu., oec6c Amswabi

Neialiad)tcn Dltroe nift
8clbnadtcu iein lpern &c
nidlt ncnigiteus elm ODER 5IUei
@eidleafe pom oieier abteiIung
baben.
Bette 4drnune i'll bilbifcn 6ld
id)en Ii. 5fIdhtcln pom 29c
g8eiBe 6tfenbein @uarbnrten,
mahre $500 2Sare, Spe5iul
prcis ............ S2.9s
aiu0er Ranifur- @arnitlr, bier
Stiid, i'll biibidlen, geiiitterten
5doadlteln, rieiig billig mir soc
8eibe Glienbein 4uOerihadteI
uno 5aaroiifnebncr, IN btb.
ider 5hnfltel, mir 1888
@oilitanoigc 2lusmobl Dou
Ioiletten mo Dtnnifur- @arnitu.
rem al iebr biligen 9reiien
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Gai1cntiiebcr
in SHa6tcln ais
10 ei9naHts9ci6c

Sin @ei6enf, oas aagemein
belie6t lit: mir boben oieielbcn
in 10 GROCER glusnabl, 0ab 1ie
oero0e 0as failien fonuetl, mas
5ic miini@en, 81 iebr maBlgcn
4reilen.
Sheer . 2einen 0nmentaideutil.
der nit farbigem Monogramli1,
leds in S6adtel, fir 700
5cine 2olun Observation-Disclosures,
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07
HARD TIMES FOR BOOZE
VENDORS

Jointists and bootleggers in what
was formerly Indian Territory, will
be about entirely put out of busin-
ess through an amendment to the
Indian appropriation bill, adopted at
the suggestion of Senator Robert L..
owen, and will greatly facilitate the
conviction of whisky sellers in I'm
dian country" The amendment pro-
vides that the mere possession of
intoxicating liquor shall be prima fa-
Gle evidence of its introduction by
the person having it in possession.
Under holdings by the Circuit
Court of Appeals, possession was not
evidence of introducing, but that al
legation had to be affirmatively
proved. or strongly supported by the
evidence tending to show introduc-
ton. In actual procedure, the pen
atty of the law has many times been
avoided by the fact that introduction
could not be established. Under the
Owen amendment the burden of the
proof is upon the defendant, or the
person found In possession, to show
that he did not introduce.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07
A MAN WHO CARVES WHEN HE
Is LONESOME

An interesting visitor in Durant
last week was w. F. S. McCleary,
Ifamiliarly known as Lonesome
Max, of Toledo" If you happen to
meet a man on the street within the
next few days tallying with the fol-
lowing description, it is Max, who Is
travelling over the United States
seeking contentment He stands six
feet and two and half inches, has a
flowing mustache and the buttons on
his clothing are made of haud-carved
peach seed
Lonesome Max is a carver win a
knowledge of art that makes his
wolk attractive and interesting. He
carries a cane on which are 500 i'm
ages carved with a penknife. In his
pockets he continually carries an as
sc:tment of seeds on which are en-
g. aved all kinds of animals. spiders.
fruits and the like. Imagine spiders
and monkeys carved on small cherry
seeds. and dogs. turkeys, Indians,
and landscapes on poker chips.
Max also has large carvings on
wood ranging from 10 inches square
to feet by % inches in size These
being too bulky to carry around, he
has with him photos of them indi-
cative of the originals. Some OF tle
most renowned of these are "Tha AS
cension," Buffalo Bill" ThanNseiy-
ing" and Hunter and Pet" re has
on exhibition at the Panam Pacific
Exposition guitar on which l., carv-
ed most beautiful scenery.
Max does not sell his carvings, bat
gives them as keepsakes 10 his
friends. He says that whenever he
gets lonesome he sits dowa and
carves for contentment. and the rea-
son for his nicknme is becaLse he
has been lonesome ever since the
ceath of his mother.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07
LOCAL U. $. MARINE MAKES GOOD

In an officiai puueun issued by
Headquarters, United States Marine
Corps, Washington, appears the
name of Fred l.. Wann, of Benning-
ton, this county, as having qualified
as a marksman in that most inter
esting branch of the government SER
vice.
Fred, who is the son of George c..
Wann, of Bennington, enlisted in the
United States Marine Corps at it's
Fort Smith, Ark, recruiting station
on November 13, 1915, and is now
serving with the expeditionary forces
of marines landed in Haiti for the
protection of American interests in
that war-torn little isle.
Considering the fact that Wann is
scarcely more than a recruit, his
performance in gunnery is looked
upon by Marine Corps officials as
little short of marvellous, and they
expect him to break many marks
.manship records before his term OF
enlistment expires.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07

Investigate Packers - Committees
representing large livestock men
have demanded Of Congress a thor
ough investigation of the packing
industry and the plan of price-fixing
which packers are alleged to be
agreed upon. These men assert that
former inquiries have been bogus.
County Farm Agent Fash reports
ninety boys enrolled in the club
work. These industrious boys will
plant and cultivate lis acres of diff
ferent crops, as follows: Corn, SO
acres; cotton, 81 acres; peanuts, 23 f;
kafir corn, s. Twenty-six OF the
boys have joined the Pig club.
Also six girls have Joined the Ag-
ricultural club. Three OF the gtrls
joined the Corn and Zig clubs, and
three Of them the Cotton club.
These boys and girls are located in
the vicinity of the following towns
Mead Kiersey Durant, Blue, Box
chito. Bennington, Boswell. Banty
Jackson, Albany, Calera, Caddo,
Armstrong, and Silo.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07

Beer Intoxicating Drink -- Beer is
specifically denominated an "intoxi-
eating drink" in the Indian appropri-
alton bill as amended In the Senate.
Until the change was made, no one
supposed that beer was not intoxi-
eating. 1t developed. however. that
in connection with the introducing OF
liquors into the old Indian Territory
part OF the State, attempts had been
made to show that beer was bever-
age and not an intoxicant, and in
one or two instances the attempts
were successful.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07

Tuesday night of last week, w M.
Pettitt, living two miles north of the
city, answered to the last summons,
his death being due to complication
Of diseases "A day before he died
he seemed to rally, and those in at
tendance upon him thought that he
was improving. Deceased had lived
in his community for many years and
bore an enviable reputation among
his fellow men. He was past seventy
years of age.