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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-12
NEW MOTOR MERGER
FAILS

m HE new attitude of the
W business world toward
Capitalization and con-
solidation in industry has per-
haps had no illustration as
striking as the failure of the
proposed motor car merger.
Combination in automobile
plants has already made con-
siderable progress. The Cen
eral Motors Co. seven years ago
Joined a number of the most
powerful and lucrative con-
Germs in the industry. A peri
cd of increased business tension
found it with resources spread
out, with an organization not
yet made effective and with
an insufficient ratio of cash
capital to its huge volume of
securities. With prosperous
subsidiaries, the holding com
pany continued for five years
in a practical state of insolven-
cy until the sensational rise Of
its stock values last year that
classed it among the most spe-
culatiVe "War babies"
Several reasons are given for
the abandonment Of the plan
Of the past month to add to the
/ General Motors subsidiaries
further companies controlling
highly popular cars. The real
reason is that bankers and fl
nanciers were unsympathetic
and conservative business
thought frowned on the plan.
It's very failure is a reason for
increased confidence in con-
tinued stability. Probably the
end of the war, looked for
within the next 18 months, will
not bring the changes alarmists
predict. But business prepar-
edness should be well advanc-
ed for withstanding such
changes as it may bring.
Law and the discovery that
in forming huge combines a
point may be reached where
unwieldiness offsets the econ
omies made possible by cen
tralization have. it may be be-
lieved, ended the golden age
of the trust makers. The trust
busters will have less to do in
the future.-St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
Se~S~Os~SsN
Just how much of this Viii
lista revival is real and how
much press agent stuff?
sss~~S~~~~S
An eastern paper remarks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-12
Parole Petition Circulated.

ROSEBURG, Ore. July IA pc
tition containing about 500 signatures
asking for the parole Of Then Mode.
who is serving a years sentence in the
county jail here on a charge OF at
lacking Mrs. Roy Fisher of Kellogg,
some time ago, will be presented to
Governor Wthycombe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-12

ces during office hours There are
now about 100 men at Clackamas,
where all recruits are Immediately
sent for the issuance of uniforms
arms and equipment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-12

much benefited by the recent rains.
but the damage to the cherry crop Is
estimated at about 80 per cent A
normal yield OF prunes OF good quail
ity demand at the prevailing good
prices
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-12
RECRUITS ARE SOUGHT
FOR THIRD REGIMENT

PORTLAND, ore, July 11.-Re-
cruiting offices for the filling Of the
Third regiment, o ~ g., now on the
border have been opened at the Of.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-12

Again comes the rumor that ny
Cobb is contemplating his retirement
from baseball, because Of the ieers
of hostile fans. Because Of his recent
bat throwing incident and his sus
pension, cobb is said to feel that the
I ms are down on him. Accomplny-
ing the rumor is a statement that
manager Of the Detroit
team, that cobb will stick The fans
may take their choice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-12

that there is wide difference
between the deserving poor
and the deserve to be poor.
AS the harvest days draw
night the cool shades of Bing-
ham springs and Lehman will
look good to many.
~-S-O-~-~eS-S-~S$
The United States has its
own views on submarines and
needs no advice from England
CT Germany.
S~SS~SSSS~S
The normal school measure
will be a common cause in
which all eastern Oregon may
Join.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-12
A GOOD CHANCE To GROwL

. A GOOD CHANCE To GROwL. =
. There's allus a chance for to git .
. up row '
Q AS we travel the life-road to- =
. gether; =
. There wouldn't be nothin' 10 fuss =
. about now =
. II the Lord hadn't sent us =
q this weather. =
. I'm certain the world in the .
o blaze will expire =
. II there isn't big rain to put =
. out the fire! '
o fl.
. The wind must be tired; its '
. sure gone to sleep '
. No breeze that could flutter =
. feather, '
q We sowed the good grain, but l =
. doubt if Wen reap =
. There's birthstone alone in =
Q such weather!
Q OF course, we can't have all the =
. things we admire =
. But . for big rain, to put out '
. the fire
. F. L. stanton =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23
Gkt iDCnigcr eylciid,
lucnn Ncr&lfea iibmcrSt
ylcGmt elm IlaS OOa SaO saIjc, I'm
Die ylicrcn 5n rcinigen, weun Sic
ssInicnbcidnucrOcn 6u6cm.

Sie9elmdbigeS 5IeiiAeiicn ridt in
pielen SSdIlcn 9licrcnbeidmcrOcn Der.
Dor, in Der cincn oOcr anoeren 1ornl.
iaat cine lucitbelonnte 9lltoritdt,
mcil Die S0liren in 8Iciidj 0ic gliercn
rci5en uno iic iiberouitrenqen. Scr.
lioplilngcn imO oacrIci ln6eoiiem.
Iidtcitcu itarfc aopiI6mcr5cn 9iii.
dcnihmer5ciL ioncrer siaacn, Der.
ltopite Sc6er, Sdlofloiigtcit. 9loIcn.
ino llrinreijune iino sic 6olgc oo.
bon.
@cml Sbr &iidcn Sn idmcrScn be.
9innt, oocr Sbre 9tiercn nid)t rid,fia
arbeitcu oocr wcim Sic glaicn6c.
ihperocn Dobcn. 6olcn Sic lid ctua
bier llBen rrSoo SoI5e" bon iracno
elmer gltcn biciigcn 9lpotbcfc, ncb.
men Sic cincn GbccIoficl boil in ci.
ncm @oNer9laS mebrcrc 1aoc lana
Dor SSbren 6rii6ltiid rnO Damn ucr.
ocn SDrc giieren luie0er tooeQoS an.
beiten Gieie befannten SoISc Iino
aus Eraubelidllre rmo @itronenioft
eemodt conbinirt nit 2it6ion lin0
Iino ein barmloieS aGittel, Inn Der.
ltopttc 9'iercn 81 rcinigcn unO iie
81 gcpo6ntcr Gbdtigfcit onSu6oIten.
IS iciltrnliIirt cbenionS sic llrin,
lauren bic bonn niHt iuciter rci3eu
90 iperoen oie 9laIcnbeidmer0en Sc.
ieiti9t rSao 5al6e~ f6unen 9fie,
mono idooen. Sic MAIDEN elm po6l.
lhmcdeuoeS, idbdumenoes 9ithion.
@aiier oaS @liaiouet bon O2enifen
bon 3eli 81 3eit trinfeu, uur Sic bic.
rem imo @loieuc.Jtnc rein iii baIten
uuo oaourG crnitc GompIitotiouen
du pergnloorn (9lrs.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23

Cine scr b6diten @eIoitroicn fiir
oic llcberitbreitug Der 5iilabi0cu
8obit1cihpinoigfcit nllBtc gcitcrn
Scr i'm oNonicluooo 9Iportucnt" le.
bcnoc Gipil-Sugcilicur s. 9roofe
9iro 6rjoblcit Der Dor Gihtcr lllrib
IN scr norolidcn @oIi5eItotion $780,
70 81 cntrid)tcn bate. @r ioI ou-
gebli1 nit elmer @cidwinoigfcit bon
As @leilen in Scr ShmOe an Der per-
l6ngcrten G6orleS-S StraBe geiabrcu
iein. 9iro gab 5u ST idnea III iei-
nem 9liitomobil geiobreu 5u icilt
mo ertIdrtc, OaB cr III aroBer Gilc
gelucicn iei inn oie 3eit 5u elmer
wihtigen Gerabrcoung cin5u6oIieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23

gIrt6ur 9ricc, %, mo @racc 8.
9li55aro, IS.
6rouf Goriio, 81, lmo Gertrude
@lpers, II.
2Siuiam 6. Cor. 46, 8ittlucr, iuO
SOa 3. Steele, SO, S9itt,pc.
Soicpb 2. 0jauo, 81, mo Sole
p6iuc 9t. IopIor, i9.
EbomoS Scapi55o, 80, mO gluge-
lico SiIpeitri 19.
,Sobn @. gooer, inn, "a. imo
&ciiic 2. Stciport, %, bon Stills.
point, M0.
yluIeigb s.. 9eOOiua, 62, BON Sa.
uoucr, 9ay unO 9lnua 3. Sia, a..
6ranf FuuI, 3S, mo 9Innie 81.
@rceler, 40, @ittwc.
CauiO $. Siug 90, bon @}t. @oi6-
ington, NlS, uno 9cilpb W. Bar.
fer, 81.
Charles 6. Wlurrap, 81, lmo 0lo-
ODs 9. Goriep, 10.
Samuel s. Soplor, 2S, SSittipcr,
mO 9Iuauito Goricp 2t.
Charles ,0oOp, %, mo Georgia
@rmtber, 10.
5oiepb gR. Glder, iuu, 26, uno
@}iuuic 6. g6ouaS. %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23
(srnnSitiifs. .lte6ertrnnrnncn.

GonioliooteO @os electric 2ia6t ii.
Goiuer 50. BON Baltimore II. ". an
Baltimore El6c So. @rmOItiif
S.
Baltimore Cube So. an Goniolioo.
tco Sos electric 2igbt 1t. &owcr g.,
3 @rimoitiidc, s..
Sopbic Sflor al Iopc y. airs.
ncr, Siioieitc 2coScnbolI., uo6c scr
@lonigonerDitrnBc, IA bci 50 6ub,
@rlniOjins sci SIS.
Gicicl6c al Scunie Cohen Siio.
oitcdc 2iitlc Niout9otncrp- imD Sea.
oei6aQitraBe @riin0jinS $32, So.
9crnar0 Narlogc, Gcrlp., al So.
p6ic Sflor, 9 Guunoitiidc, $3.50.
9largoret 3. Bridges all 0lorgo.
ret 3. Bridges. SHOicitc 9om6orO..
nobe SdrooeritroBc, t6 bci 65 SuB.
@riinO5ins ST. 81.
@ior Cohen Ii. u. al Niauricce 2.
SpcrOlin IA WrinOitiide $5.
Ntid,ocl q. WlcGorinif al Sorrnl.
Wciicnooficr. 0iticitc Carlton nobe
9rottitrobe, 11.6 bel lS SUB, @roj.
$50, $5.
Wldurice 9lmonSfu mo 6rmt an
George Spinoler umo tSroil, Siiooit.
Seitc @Siltins 9(ucnue, noDe Bu.
IoSfiitriBe. tS.G 6ei 81 GiB, @jrimo.
sims $l4, IS.
&olauo 4orf So. All 9locl $. Nlot.
tbclpS mo 6roit 0jrunoitiid, S..
G6ciopeofc Stealth So. al 5lorrncc
S. @oslep. mebrerc cjrlmOitiidc, S.
Solep6ine Bono, Seupg on SSoie.
p6inc @ono, Bono H. 9l, orci@rhuo.
itiide $5.
GoparO {. &olmcr it, @cup, All
Mor Sicgcl, 9}orooiticitc @lcGulloh.
nobc @loibcritraBe, 100 bei 80 SuB,
@nno3ins $i65, $500.
Soouor0 ". @arrett mo 6raii all
&obcrt Z. Steoens, Gitieitc Sutton.
9oenue, nd6e 2ormonitrnBc, 13 bct
70 1ub, @rim0jinS $50, S5.
G6os. 6. Graunacr all Dlorn q.
Groruncr. SSciticitc 6illton-, nobe Der
SarIcn glpenuc, l4,5 bel tlG Gnf,
$100
@eo. y. Sproguc all Spring Wor,
Sen 9. ii, 2 a. 99eitieite &talico,
nabe Guontico itroBe, | @rtnoitiif
Wruno5ins $75 $5.
gSm. 4. Miic imo 6rm al 2eua
Eouioion 9Soroieite @}ulberrniir.
ndbc NineitroBc, % Del i36 TuB
$2500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23
Der fuiIcrIidlc sdliuur.
gIlli 0em sdIaatIcIOc ~ sOiiionl

9Iilf Dem SdIQhtfcIOc 5u Soiions.
,@ott uciB, i'd bab' cS nitt &C.
lpolItr
llnO G6r0n I'M Gbrdnc 5ittcruO
roIlt
Sm 9clgcu Sdncrj oufS 6Iut9e-
oiingte 6cIo,
$50 Grntcfeit Der grimme S6nitter
b6It.
@}it 9cibcru III onS 6eIo bcidt,
Moud' RoB uno Reiter bingcmd6t-
Gem @raus eutiteiet @cit0bu imO
ShmeDenSibrei,
GridoucrnO HohcIu lodt Sen 900
berbci.
Nui ipie scr g9iirgcr ioliMcuO
idoiit,
Gr6ormnesloS oic @or6en roiitl
$50 groltie @icr OoS blut'gc 3eptcr
idpingt
Sin Nlonn I'M Stau6 nit ieiuenl
Serr0ott ringt.
Gic @rcucIitdtt iein 9etoltor,
GoS SdlodtgeiponS 5ugIeih 9olor,
llno title 3cugcn @ottes GnQcIbeer,
@eibopier GoOtgeluei6te nm i'm Der.
0cs SoIfeS @eb 5erreiBt uuO ploat
Sein coles @erj mo glii6cnO iagt
Curd icine 9rlit mic &ettcritrobl,
Der Sd)mcr5
llnO itcigt III bciBcm 6lcGcn 6inuucl.
wGrts.
llnO G6rdu' Inn E6rdu oui'S 9mt.
iclO rolf
,,@ott pcib, idl 6ob' es nid)t &c.
mollt"
Scr Safer ipridfs. Gin foiicrIicber
Sdppur,
Gen Spfern gift cr oif Scr 2eidcn.
llllr.
SIN SimmcG porO ser Shwur ge
bort
Sein GdoIdaII crFiint sic GrO',
llfO wcr oeS Gaiier'S 6ricOcusiimi
crfonlt,
5dJip6rt frclioigit oIf sen Sdpuur
nit @er5 uuo SonO.
guul &icnanO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23
Mlndlte spuaicrfahrt NIT g0ltantu.

Gomoro Garter, ein gleger, nntB int
Scfdngnib ieincn Bro3cB abwartcn.
GS lit bcicbuIoigt, Dor flint @ionotct
nit Dem 2oitollto iciueS grooberrn
cine Gcraniiguugsfobrt nnteruom=
men 81 baben obne ooB Ct Die PHI
torit0t bottc, ocn g8ogcn 5u bcmt
bcn. Crit oni 5reitng gelono cs Der
Eoli5ei 0cs glcgers bobboft 5lt MGR
ben. Sn Scr iiloIideu 9Soli5eiitotion
ipllroc Garter bonn 8oli6eiridter Sc
Dinlon ocu @roBocidWoreuen iIbcrs
oltportet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23
Snt SiI6erfran,e.

9lnIdBlid OeS Iilbernen SodBcitS-
Su6ililms ibrcr GItern. Srn. imo
6rou gI6nn Scrtrifl BON glr. 225,
SiiO.Gnit- 9IOeniic. bottcn Oeren Sin.
Ser bcimlid allc arrangements ge.
troffcn, I'M OoS Grci9niB in icicr.
lidcr @eiie 5u begebcn. 9ei Siecitos
tioncn, 0luiifportrd1cn etc. perlicf
0as GScit III ongenebncr Meiie. 7oS
Su6elpaor erbielt bon icincn Sinocrt
ciu prddtiacs SiIbcr- -Scrpicc. Sol.
gcnoc @dite nabmrn al Scr ;Seicr
Ebcil: Scrr imO 6ron Sobn @oIicr5,
Serr imo 6ran 9Ioam 5cib, Scrr
ruo 6rnu 6ralif Sboutp, 5crr inO
Sron $. Gimo, 0err mo Irall @lu.
Smith, %crr H. 6rat 60. 8iIlioms,
6ran $. 9}cu9clt oic cSrlS. 9llargo.
ret 6crtrid), gIHaIie 0crtri1, gIIitc
Guno, @nilie SduIte, anua 9cii-
gen, GouIiuc Gimo, Gl5abctb Scrt-
rid, Gli5obetb gtogcngoit, 2iIliot
Sbnltc, gIma Glno, Hoic Scrtrid,
2ouiic @olters, WlorU 5bolptp, 9lSa
0crtrid imo bic 0errcu 8. SSinoman,
8. Norucl, Con. @crbcri, SSoporo
Gino, @aItcr Sdcrlcr Subu rmo
Robcrt Seie lnO Sncob Scrtrih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23

yIortbcrn @cntrol Stpr. So. lno
slnOerc, an glncricon See Co. cil
Wrlinoltiif.
StonIcD Z. NalOpm an glmoS ..
Sorrpnon 6iioieitc ser %. 5trobc
nobc 0of.Strobc, 1913 6ci 76.
Solepbinc &. 9uSf an ScIen g.
6Ictder, g|oroicite Der SSiI(iumitry
nabe &orren 9lpe., II bel 100.
Sos. Goouep al 6. 2ornar 3cIlp,
9SorOieite Der Miliont Strobe, nabc
gSorren glpenue. IA bel 100.
Catherine gSbite on &egina s.
Stapp, Sii6neitieitc Scr 2utrobc 9Sf.
Ger, nobc Sort .9Ibc., 13 bci 776.
Z. Wliltou Soues an Socob $.
Sons, glOrOicitc Scr Sort 9lpenue,
nobe SadionsStraBc, 70 bel 81.
SSoco6 $. 6onb m SSObn 8. %.
Cell gIorOicitc ocr Sort glpcnuc, ia.
bc SodiouS StroBc, i2 Bel 81,
Souie6olOers 9teoItp 60, al Geo.
g9. 9logcr, Siiowcitieite Ser @or.
iu6 9lpemlc nabc @du @hlrcu Str.,
ii bel so.
Mm. 8uoeder al N}orriS DUBIOUS.
fb mo Satin 9loroieitc ocr 5ouct
tc. nobc 9(mitv StroBc, 10 bel 1870.
@olter 3. @eitpbol olt @ern6orO
Y.N1c@urf un0 Satin glorOieitc Ger
NluIberrD.S nobc Smallwooo.
StroBc, IA bel 100.
Gcrielbc on Snml. g8. Cline lmO
@ottin. 9ioroicite Ocr Mcihpooo gloc.,
no6c SnoIIwooo. Ctr, IA bel 90.
Gcriclbc oln 5rcOf ". Sipclc iuo
@ottin @citIcitc Der SnolImooOi
Str, no6c @rcsbilrp, 1873 bci t05.
Gericlbe oil @m. &lingclDofer, it,,
9loroicite Scr 0luIbcrrp StroBc, ia.
De Smolhpoooitr.. IA bel 100
TerIelbc oil Z. Sol. @ooImcr mO
@ottit 9toroicitc scr 8rcSblrDltr.,
nobc SmollwoooItr, ia bel 1910.
@Ogor 3. Soruer oil 9Im s. 81
nan, @citieite scr 9liSduitb StroBc,
no6c 9omoiit, 1876 bel 60.
gScnccslos S. 8cIcnopsfp uno
@ottin al Roru 9iopof, SiiOicitc Oer
Gboie-StroBc, unbc @loutforo gluc.,
1913 bci 70.
Nobt. s. @louat lulO 6rnL al 8.
@enicl unO 6roiJ @cIticitc Ncr gSoibf
ingtoit5troBc nobc 2afoDcttc 9luc.,
1873 bel 10.
SSronciS s.. Sblcp iiuo g[nocrc, al
SSm. q. Wlcner, 3 @rimoitiidc.
@lorgorct Sobuiol imo glnocrc
ou aorl Sugmomn iulO Wottin gSeit
lcitc Ncr Bono nobc Scficrionitr,
IA bci rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23

70 anl0ciIc 2np ebcm com ~ cox
70 sImDcilc gssrDlsA sanr 9sS
10 slnt0cEc Gai greg ~ Is -. i5o
a aHibcIIc gioi Union " Is &).ts2M
10 aHiocilc 5aF Mer1 eaui.. d54
100 Int6ciIe GoribcrH ocntraI ~ 81
80 sntbrlic @ertbcru GcuiraI ssss
gnibcile g'ort6rH Central 81
antbcile 8a ssaier q com az
% glni6rilc 70 seaicr . com s2,a
3o sIHiDciIs gSaplauS SlL....... Is
9 glutbrIlc Jniico rus com. .. e6H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23

5omitaa ~, Sonuor 1916,
Qtcbl. 3uiubr i6,9li 60iier,
ciuidIieBIid i0,l93 Safer 5lt 2ocilit
Eoint uuO 1858 60iicr 5a Gauton-
Gic gtptirnnacll lparrn mic fpLat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23

YoItor @oul @hlouOt Scr Sabre
lang in Baltimore cine airdcugc.
mcinoc bcocntc imo icBt Scr EoItor
Ocr ocutidlcn ref GbriituSfirdc III
9roofDn, 9tYy 1T, iauote Inns obi.
gcS @eoidjt aus Ocn @laucn 9ergcn,
mo CT ii6 sur 3eit olIi6olt @cnciiug
bon elmer Nroutbeit ntbenO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23

gu ucrtnrlen.
Giui pebcnhe Nddercl; gaHo6oule uebii
Hfcro ufio 9agen Nlan aoreiiirc -. a.,
,3enidcr Correspondents" 4i3 SN,NnItimures
Gtrnnc. (San-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23
S5cutige SdbluBrate:

oggen 3lliilbr 93,992 9n'
Ihel. Serionot 1850 9uldel; 9lc.
potorcuoorratb i,t70,973 @nibeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23
NerfanIe aMI 0cr 9oIthnorc gItticll

PStthHie ut'l pSl CutllllUlI NlllElls
9oric.
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tooo eoni GoaI err IN D........ .1os,s
5000 acrf s. 8oris 1rac scr a..... siM
oooo goSocn 40 Ger. ...,..s..... io2M
5000 Goeocu 50 ocr % D...... .iOoG
5000 9osocn 60 Ger On D....,.. io2M
$4,000 Goshen 90 Ger ..~..... ,io2N
1000 clt0oru 6acl 5cr cr.......... .ioois
900 liuiico @pS /. DER. .... san
1000 iuiteO aps Inc icr. ..~.a.. CiF
10 slri9cifc gal auSc com Qp y. eo7s
80 sluOciic Dol zubc com ou b. "a
22 stuiOcilc eai au6c com op j eoa
I stui6cil gal auOc com (p y 70
sinibcilc 9aI 9nSe com (,p y sou
70 sHiDciic qoI 1ubc pfO % p 90
50 sinibciIc aIiu 1uabc cont Op d COZ
50 slnbcilc 9uiio 3 pfc tp A. 81
ss5 slutbeic gcsocu com ~
50 slntbeisc Goshen com. ...... INK
300 sluibcilc Goshen com NV,
stntoeiIc Goshen cont "a
200 sinipciie Goshen conn .. I7zs
aio auioeiIe eoSoeu com. u
gluibeie Gcui CuaI 1oo,s
200 aui9eilc Hab Gbrm con- soss
Az slnioetIc noo Cbent com. ID
NrtOciIc 2ap ebrm cont eo&
y sploals 4up " epm uu 4.. oa%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23

guihcI GcriouOt bon Den Glepato-
rcn 13l,1S9 SuibcI; Glcpntorcnuor-
rot0 l,3lt,109 9uIdcI.
a,cutioc SmluBraie
gir. , rot0cr pelil 1d0
9ir. > rot6er spot 1864
San. gfr. 9 rot6cr. 136M-.
6cbr. 9ir. , rot6cr 1877
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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-21

gift. Although the average citizen larger national or international ques tions. and is himself almost incapable generally likes to know something of the views of a political candidate on candidate merely stands on a certain platform appeals to hlm but little. He its full value by himself but he can get a line on it by listening to what the candidate has to say about it.
 It is admittedly true that the per sonal element enters largely into every campaign. In a general sense it is the man rather than the party plat form that is on trial. The personal magnetism of a candidate appeals to more voters than do the political prin- ciples for which he stands but, at that, the public do not look with especial favor on a candidate who does no more than offer vague illu- sions 10 questions of the most vital importance to the nation. Mir. Hughes will have to change his tactics pretty soon or the results are likely 10 be disastrous.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-21
MINING UNDER ILLINOIS
 CORNF|ElDS

In the popular mind most metal mining is associated with mountain ous regions. We know that coal is mined near cornfields, but how many, off hand. would locate lead and zine deposits in grain fields? A recent publication by the United States Geo logical Survey describes q thickly set tied agricultural district in north western Illinos where corn, oats, and hay are raised on the surface and lead and zinc are extracted from the rocks beneath the fields.
 The publication referred to is one ol the units of the great geologic atlas of the United States and describes the Galena and Elizabeth quadrangles, in illinois. The field surveys for this re port were made under cooperative agreement between the United States Geological Survey and the State Of Illinois. Eugene Wesley Shaw and Arthur C. Trowbrdge are the authors. The area described lies in he extreme northwest corner of the State and is m the "driftless area" which was not covered by the continental glacier and therefore contains no glacial drift. The exposed rocks are wholly of sedi- mentary origin and consist of hard rock of Ordovieian and Silurian age and unconsolidated surficial deposits.
 The report describes these rocks, shows the geologic structure or lay of the rocks, and gives the sequence of events in the geologic history of the area and an account of the mineral resources.
 Although agriculture is the principal industry, several hundred men are en- gagged in zine and lead mining. The most productive mines are grouped in certain rather small districts known as the Galena, the sand Praire, and the Elizabeth districts The productive ore bodies are confined to the Galena do- lomite and the Decorah shale. Most of the mines are loo to 200 feet deep. The production of lead concentrates in 1914 was valued at $2S,7SS,and that of zine concentrates at $32O.O12. The lead sold from this region since mining began has brought about s5O.O0O,O 900, and the zinz produced since about 1860 has been sold for about $lO,OOo.OOO. Pros- peeting for new deposits still contin- ues.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-21
OVERSTOCKED.

To the pubn~
 We nave Just finished stock taking, and find that ~e are heavily ovcrstocked so are making enormous reductions in Hardware-as mucn as oO per cent in certain lines. Notwithstanding immense advances outside, especially in Hard ware and Metal Goods, We are still sell ing on the basis of goods purchased the past two or three years.
 We will sell for cash only at these prices, and for a finite time, until We bring our stock down 10 the require ments of the camp.
 II you nave an order to be filled, let Us figure on il; we can save you money. We have proved 1t to others. We can prove 1t to you.
 DARLING AND DEAN COMPANY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-21
SOMETHING NEW.

Just arrived on the last boat over 800 of this seasons latest styles and patterns, the most beautiful line of woolens ever arrived in Nome. We invite you 10 sec these samples wheth- CT you buy or not. If you wish to take advantage of this offer order be- fore the S0th of August, in order to have order arrive on last boat
 We also make alterations, and we do cleaning. pressing and rofjairing. We appreciate your patronage. Yours to please.
 NOME TAILORING CO.,, Next door to Sogerstorm X Hagen,
 Jewellers.