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The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-08-16

Pure apple cider vinegar in bottles and
jugs at Mungo Bros.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-08-16

Just received big lot of Dry Goods.
Do not buy until you see C. L. Gul-
ledge.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-08-16

For Sale-one 6-horse Detroit gasoline
engine and wood saw. W.. Watts
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-08-16

Wanied-S-foot crossties delivered at
Guess. X. l.. Watts.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-08-16

Wanted-S-foot crosstles delivered at
Pageland. G. L. Gulledge.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-08-16

Fresh barrel Columbia Dry batteries
for sale at D. E. Clark's store for 7Oc a
Set
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-08-16

Phone batteries, just received fresh
barrel, 35c each. Pageland Hardware
Co.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-08-16

Fine Blooded Berkshire female pigs
three months old at $500 Jersey COW
and calf $65. H. L. Powe, Cheraw.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-08-16

For Sale-at big bargain one stand
ard bred black horse 8 years old; abso.
lutely guaranteed to be safe for ladies or
children to drive; stylish and speedy; a
good worker anywhere; has never been
overworkfd any way, and is In perfect
shape. Twill sell at a sacrifice price be
cause do not need him. Also one
Hackney wire-wheel, ball-beafing top
buggy at much less than its value. See
me at once if you want TO buy. S. H.
Laney.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-08-16

Burr Clover seed in the burr for sale
at $1.0O bushel. H. D. Rushing,
Pageland, r. 1.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-08-16

Fresh Fish every Saturday at zoe
String. r. L. Watts, Guess.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
CckalsuAd6ricbtcn
ans Sreinont, uebr.

Ebomds aeab, it,, elmer Der ct.
ben oes &eap 8efises, foufte ae.
tern eiiler so Qferteil 6es 8eittes
fit $t51.25 Der Qfer.
Ser 4lltb Der jungen @drtnel
tpirO ieine gooener8euguiiie I'M Sa
bernofeI gum 8arfduf mbieten
am 5reitog un6 5om8tag oieiel
8ofe finoen @raminntionen fin
2ebrcr in Dem 8entraliauleebdliot
itatt.
GB tperoen Ia neiie Strabenlom.
pen in Der Sce.Soa 4oottior 81
5remont inItaqiert.
9ie biesi1Brige GraftorausiteI
flung finoet am 7. Bis II. guguit
itatt, unb iirO Sie ausiidlten gut
ooB tie ale gorgdlger iibertreffer
fuir6.
Ilontog oben6 pur0e I'M Carton
Gpernbous Oos Stiid n@etdomog-
caIlit" BON Grenont DiIettanten oli
gefiibrt. Dos G6eater mar gitt be.
Iuft. fgrau 5re0 9airo lit bic 2tu.
torin 1trb Gr1uletn Beatrice al0er.
man bat Die Qauitf 6a8u geidrieber.
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picnic sum- BcItcn
Scs %1lltcnbeims!
Sin gfbiegsnss @rogromm III dni
esitslt lDOr6en; Der Bend
birfte aa9Ireid isin.

Q1dIten Gonntog finbet IN ben
a[nIogcn oes Dautiden SouIes unh
In oemiclben leGbIt Elm groBes Btcnie
itatt, 81 neiden 8orbereitun9en IN
grobem Mlabitobe getroffen fn6.
Bon A Bib 6 llbr nadmittaes finoet
elm SnltrumentaIfonSert itatt, uto
bic @ftiben oeg Omaha Miiiiifbers
ems, Der .@oneorbio@ 4omendor,
Der ihneoilhe 9omendor n2innea"
uno Der Idlpeoiide @elongberetn
aRor0en" BADEN ibre Mitpirfung
Sugeiagt, 70 0oB Den @eiu6ern mi.
fifoLii6e Semitic in SiiIle uno 6illa
aeboteIt per0en. Das 8reisfegeIn
beginnt I'M 3 llbr no1mittags ln6.
m6brt Bis 10 llbr abenos. Sol
eenoe 9reiie iinb nisgeiebt fporOen.
/. 9reis: $40 in @olo, 2. greis
$40. 3. nno A. greis ie $5 rno
8. Preis cine 5laihe edten Sduei.
3er @ein. Sir oos greisI6eiben.
|iGieBcn Iinb Die gIei6en @reiie aus.
geiebt. Der Qeutide 8omenbereiu
mirb fiir Die llnterboltiing Der 81.
geno IN i~peitgebenoer @eiie Gorge
tragen iin0 bat ainoeripieIe berIdie.
bener glrt ~borbereitet. 90 Der Gein.
ertrog in bic aaiie bes 4lten6eim
flieBt, fam man nit Si6erbeit aitf
einen groben @eiu9 re9nen; cine
5nblreide 9eteiltsurg bon aitstparts
lit Sigeiogt. 9os 9euti9e Sous
uno oeiien berrlide Qnlogen ioDte
am ndhiten Sonntag nodntttag
uno obeno Der GummelpIQb Ser
9eutiden aus 5taot uno 2ono iein.
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o6inSen6nrg" iuar nidt in Der See
IdJladt.

SEEN gorf 90. SUM. 9os
oeutide GdIndtidiff aSinoenburg"
na9m nidt an Der Seeidloft tell,
'tpie fGlidliGertueiie ni6tanttli1 be.
'ridtet moroen lit. 90 er5GbItc
Charles S~agemeiter, elm gatfier
bon Megito, Der am Mttttpod init
Dem 9ampfer Dsfar Der 3ueite bon
aopenbogen In Netu gorf eintraf.
Sogemeiiter iogte, er mare 5tpei
3age mad 6et Seeidla6t in einem
4oFen aepeien 6eiIen gtorren CT
nid)t nennen tpoIlte uno bort babe
er 6os Sdiff .Sinoenburg" boz
4nfer liegen ie6en, ohne irgeno mel
DIE 8eiden ooer 8eih1oiguugen an
i9m gu benerfen. (gs lit faitnl
oenfbar, baB elm ansldnoer au
ariegs3eitef einen Oeltti6en ariegs.
bafen betreten fann.)
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lOnr nOd5 6 Gage fit Den grO5en
QuIOmo6l-EonteQ Oct Cr6dne!
lille Konteitanten IinS eifrio bcmii3t, Die iRter'
nod uerbleibenSe 5cit n09 bcftcn
1sr6ffen ~ails5mniiker.
Carl PeRbcin ans Jeffcsion Go. peutc tpicSer
ant scr Spite.

Ite6enoe modem energtide @eriu.
DIE, in Ole b6dite 9eibe 5u font.
men, uno llebcrroidurgeu fiuo aus
oieIea @ruu0e ui6t oltsgeihloien.
Sierin liegt Ser @rlno, Dob aud
Der gr6Btc @oriprung feinen Son.
teitonten cine dbinlute Siderbeit 0es
Sieges geben fam. 9tur iner bis sur
lesten Minute oes &onfeite5 in Ger
ar6eit ausbarrt, bat beredtigte
8offmunget, ben efogiltiqen Sieg
81 erringen. 9ebarrlidfeit fii6rt
aud bier gum 3iel, 0o5 muB in-
mer beroorge9oben mer6cn.
a%ontetant Gnrl Sobbein ans
Sefferion Gouuto lit bette an Der
Spite; Ser 5peitb0tite lit Senrb
Seed, gopo Gountb mo Der brit
te I'M 8un0e lit Qouis 4innom, Bot.
tomottamie Gotntp, Sa.
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Sf.00 @ednbren 59e.

9ur nod feds Gage bcrbleiben
fir ben groben atttomobil aontdt
Der aI1glidcn Qmaba 8ribiine",
Rn6 eB lit leiGt begreiilid, 0aB ale
aonteItallten eifrig bemii1t itn0,
0ieie fur5e 5rtit ii6 po1 bo1en
ar1ften 8tnube ST. MAIDEN. Cine
3ane6men0e Slut bon Stirnnlen lit
oes6aLb tdGlid 8u ertparten, un0
oas ~5ntereiIe miro nit jeoem Gage
intenftber merocu. GS lit oesbalb
iitr ieoel aonteitartten, Der ben gros
Sen 4reis al getpinnen bofft bon
.dlBcriter 8i6tgfeit, 0aB er iid
BON ieet bis gum GdlrB a%nitrengt,
cas- iid geitedte 3iel 8a erreiden.
sel6it Bic ~bigberigen 6ubrer I'M
Ronteft fonnen aud ni6t cine @}inu.
to peridltmen, oenu einige Nieorig.
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gannl,uOae.Grnte

8aihington 3. g.. 20. Sllni.-
Plus Der iebt en6gittig a6geihloiic-
men Statiitif iiber Die 9aumpolI'
ernte bes Sabres 1916 in ben Ser.
Staten ergibt it6 Elm geiant.
ertrag BON tt,f9t.S2o 8oIen 81
lie ilui6unoert gfufo; es 1T bies
Die fleinite @rute felt Dem Sabre
1909; iarntlide 9aurntpoIle eraeti.
9enoen Staaten baben ei,sft bebeu-
tenoen auSfal I'M Grtrag oits8ulpei-
len, ben gr6Bten 0flo1oma. oas
tallm iiber Die SdIfte ieiuer Grnte
oes Sabres 1914 erbielt.
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SibMno Ses rcpMblik.
S~tGatskcmitees!
Die iogenanntc Glntfurm.a OnbentiOn
ipirO am %. Snli in 9ineOIu
abgebaIseu.

2tncoIn %. Sum-. DDS re.
publifonii6e Staotsfomitee beidlof
III ietner getrtgen SiRuuq RE 8lnt.
FORM orbention Der gartei am %,
Suit in 2incoln ub3ubalten. @leldJ
mad Der aonbention miro ons So.
mitee Elm Soiiptqunrtier in 2incoIn
er6ffnen. Ger 8oritber uno &C.
fret1r uliroen erm1dtigt, 4ufrufe
CUR 8eIhidung Der 9latform.aon.
Dention gu erluiien. Die Bats Der
8ertretung miro altf 8ruuo Der Qb.
thinning Der 8rdfiOentenpoblmdu.
nar erfolgen uno oiirfte ungefdbr
/ 1000 Stimmen fir Die a~onoention
ii6ern.
Gem QrdiiOenti6afts annoibater
Stories 6. Sugbes ipuroe Elm
8egrlBungs. uno @IiidnmifteEe-
aronm geianot. aeoen bielten
Sic berfdieoenen aon0ioaten fir Die
Staatsamter, ooritnter u. 8. Sttt.
ton uno Sobn 8. aenneOB, uip.
$. z. Glarfe, Der iesige Giien-
b%abnfommiiiGr. iteGte oas @eridt
III qbreoe, oaB er lid ais aanoiOat
iur bic 8ieberpnbl 3urud3u6iebert
beabii6tige. SIN. @egenteil, beripre.
DE er cine iebr energiide Champagne.
Inter ben Qntpeienoen befnnoen
Iid bie(e Der alien repubIifanii8en
5lbrer, barunter aud 8iftor Roie-
mater.
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Onabas uaticnals
Garcen ridden ab!
gsiueefer abIdicb Der a%nssb5riasu
non ibrsH SSBntn nnO Cat
ten 0nf BEN gabubcf.

Cine Mlenidenmenge bon nnbe5ll
1000 Berionen bate Ith belte NOR.
gen nuf benz burlington 9abnboi
eingeiunoeL Inn Der 4bfobrt Der
giotionalaorben bon Gmabn beiAu.
tuobneiL fpeldc 9:t6 erfolgte.
S6ou In Der 6riibe beriommeL.
ten iid bic bier aompagnien IN
Der @affenbaue uno morIdterten
Ip1ter bon oerielben oira Die Stobt
mad benz 8abnbot no cine bohIi
patriotiId ggIthHmte Menge Der
inmmeIt mar. Die meilten Der 2eil.
to botten bereits Die gaadt in Der
@nIfenbale Sugebradt.
Souptmonn 6. 6. &ooo bon
aompaonie 6. 1T iuobI Der beIiebte.
ite Der Sffi5iere, oenn err bat foit
allen berbeirateten 2eitten ieiner
aompognie ino iolden, bon oener
ibre 5amiIien obbGngtg lin6, ben
ebreuboaen Gbidieo aus eieeueu
Stilden belpiliet. @eitern meIoeteu
.iid bereiis pieoer 20 8etruten fin
feline aompoenie ALIEN.
ginen bodit emputbiiden Gin.
0rlld uladjte eg, oils biele Nliitter
ibren Sobnen. Die @eidniiter ibren
grii0ern unO Die @ottinnen ibren
M1umern 2ebeipobI boten. Mou.
deu Itanoen bic Erdnen in ben gu.
gen. ais es bteB, bon ben 2teben
abi6ieo 5lt nebnlert, oa es mebr ais
pabri6einIid it, oaB es oiesmal
eruit miro, uno es betBt In ben
arieg 5iebert, ipeiln es ia nud Dor.
laufig erlt nab 2incolu eebt.
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das BIut,
v8TtTeibt %RheumatiSmuG
Gbeamatismas Sulee idIedtea Blu
tes.

Sauien0e tpitroen eeitu16 gemnht,
2elte. Die an Rbeunatismlls furft.
bar litten unO grobe Sdmersen aus
Itonoen uno Die gIaubten, Dab ite
ntft ntebr furiert peroen fonnten.
gs nur0e ibuen beiuieien, 0nB BITE
urlade ibrer aronfbeit I'M 9lut lag,
oab &arnIdure, Der treueite Jraln0
0es Hbeumotismtis, Ite in ben aral.
len bate. 9os @tft I'M 8lut bate
oellen 9t1rfe aeritort. oas geidwad
te 9lut bate @iften ufI0 uureinIid.
feiten erloubt, fid ein5uniiten, un0
Die gatl5e Gnergie mar Deridpult.
ben. sic flbIten iid Idledt bat.
ten Sdmer8elt un6 idleAte 8erOau.
hing. 5te periudten @. O. g.
9aturg 8lutbeilmittel, uno gaben
Droguen nuf 0ieie 3uianrkenItel.
lung bon beiIfr1itieen Sfrautern url0
8ur5eln erreidte, mas 8roguen nidt
tonntet, iie puiA oas 9Int tati6h.
Ii9 bonn Gift rein. uHo nit benz
ueuen reinen glut febrte @eiuubbet.
aroft. 2cbensmlit uno Slid 5rriid.
aaiifen sic Q. O.. Q. bon @urem
apotbefer, beiteben Gle ollf 9. 9. @.
Gaag SIR San elm neralteter it,
ihreiben iie Inn ar8tIiden aat an
5piit Specific Co.. atlanta. Ga,
aber beginner Ste oIeia nit @.
q. @.
edu e4sabsn Sgasas man BE .oaasa aEsaHss
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arn britiffltn WnrLnment.

2onoon 90. Stunt. = Sm Britt.
Iden llnterboits nuroe elm 8erIuh
aem1bt bon Der gegierling cine
Grfldutna iiber ben geaenndrtiaen
Stano Der irtiden 5roge al erbnl.
ten; neutrality-suspicious. Asquitb er.
foiberte apf 0ie SnterpenatiorL an.
geiidts Der imgenein beiflen Inter.
bunoIungerL 0ie i'm @onge ieien,
miiiie er ieiue 2nttuort bis n1tite
Noae Deri9ieber.
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Don Sen 5wci0en
Ses StaGtspcrbanSes!

9ie reerlm1Bige 8~eriammlung
hes giirgerpereins bon 9arneston
uno umgegeno fin6et Somstag, ben
"a. sunni, nohmittoo8 2 llbr in
Spooners Sole in g1rneston itatt
9lue MitgIie6er, iopie 8eitide, 6ie
Snterefe fir bic 8ieIe oes 9erban.
oes bnben unb iid ais MitgIiebar
aufnebmen loiien molten, ftnb 5ur
g%eriammIitng ber5Iid eingelaoen.
Sronf 6traud, Sefret1r.
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1~emofratcn fonnen nidt gentg
,te 9orsiigc ibrer 4lotform rib.
nert. 8enn MIR Die aanoi0ateit
seiier tpdreiil
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glns Council gLmffs. Ga.

Der arion @eiongberein bot
beidIoTien, ieine @eioneitunoe am
l0aoatag abeno, ben a6. Stunt IN
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1larten uno Stimmensapl Scr HOntetanten:

garl Su6bein, Sefferiou So. .276,300
Senrn Spef, gohS So. ....... .275,100
aomis @innoiu, 9ottamattnmie So, Ga. .273,600
gnfon 8elterman, 9uoee So. -. .27t,900
Gruft gdeer, ar, anor 50. .......... .228,5O0
GouraS BinSer, g6elO go, G0lO ........ .217,100
Vanl Nleher, @aI6inetun So. .......... .144,000
4. e. Moth, Gcutts 9Inff So. ........ $4,000
Sobn 9ieiuer, gottntunttamie GOa Sa..... 1900
SrieS. alein, @regorp So, g. DAT $50. $4,000
Mr. 4, Mi6nel, aanbipO5i So, @lnn (. !, .63, ZOO
Neo. &efers, Naone SO. ........ .38,100
1t. 9as(u, Safion GO, Seras. ........... 38,100
6mil anfabl, GpfeD So, SAM .......... $4,000
Otto 5rib, 9~ipinglDn So, Sl............ $4,000
Mrs. 5ranf Brain, @nIasfi So, Sub ..... $4,000
81. s.. GDberg, Iuttnwattamie 60, Sa. ...... 10000
Seinrid Gnaaf, @afbingtOn So. .......,.. 10000
gnsuit @enbt, SeuarS 3d.. ........... 1880
abolpb Geiamntb, 8i9man g., 8aib. -. $4,000
g. SaIipap, g8ebitcr So, So. ........... $4,000
Sarrp gaaliia, SbeIbp Co., SOiua $500. .10,10O
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Gtpraee nab .Sanlina.

amerieon Sransfer Co. 6reo 8uid
@rdi. 2~ogerbous uno Expeditions
gei91ft. @iiter6eforoerrtng o[ler glrt
II
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Der I1ufifbaae in 0mobo ob3itbcl.
ten. Die Sanger fabren Inn 7 llbr
45 oben6 nit Der StraBenbobncor
mad Gmaha ab.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
Nloksjack Cave.

Nickajack was once the name OF al
important Cheyokee town on the bank
Of the Tennessee river The Chero.
KEGS, who had aided the British In the
Revolutionary war aud had bcen well
paid for their assistance. clustered
their wigwams Mt this point about
I7s0-s2. and the village was known
as one Of the "Chickamauga. towns"
The meaning Of the name IN now lost,
though II was probably Of Cherokee
origin, an II occurs IN the annals Of
the tribe M a mans name. This name
In also given to creek and to very
remarkable cave. the latter being stu.
nted very near that point. OF the south
ern boundary OF Tennessee whore II Il
Intersccicd by the llne separating the
states OF Alabama nnd Gcorgln. Nick.
ajnck cave, though but little known,
IL one Of the wonderful caves of the
world, being OF even more imposing
proportions than the Mammoth cave
Of Kentucky. Argonaut
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
HEART WINNING
EASY FOR Mr., WAX

New York. Dec. 9,--"You can win
a woman In six minutes. Just as casi.
ly ~ In ak years." was the state
ment today OF "Olivcr Osborne
Wax. who In the past few days has
been qualifying as an authority on
such matters.
Why spend ak years on ~" he
demanded. I've known men TO put
In six years courttng girl and then
to separate In less than u month. A
man can tell In six minutes whether
he can love woman or not, And
It's the same with the girl.
A mustache Is a handicap In the
game OF breaking hearts. according
to oliver" and whiskers almor, put
man out OF the running. He was
telling some OF the secrn's of his
ouccess.
"A man has to be well dressed 10
interest women" he said. "Hc must
be cleanly shaven. I've had many a
woman tell me that she hates n mus
tache. Whiskers are worse. A man
to win q woman must rave good
opinion OF himself
BE vain" he was asked.
mo, I'm not vain; to be vain Ia
to pride yourself on something you
do not possess"
DO you prefer blondes or bru-
nettes?"
Both"
Summing himself up "oliver" put
the whole thing this way:
ITO be a man among women, you
must be man among men"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
FAVORS CONTROL 4
FOOD SUPPLIES

Washington. Dec. 9.--Dr. Harvey
w. Wiley, the man who purified
the American table," came out to-
day with a plan to save II from the
clutches Of the food spectators. He
wants municipal and state control OF
all food supplies,
The people must take the thing
into their own hands," DR.. Wiley de-
clared to the United Press, Federal
control has failed so far to answer
the purpose. Food supply Is too
vital matter to be banded about
by unscrupulous food spectators
and laxity OF federal administration.
The total disregard by food deal.
ers OF the\ existing cold storage and
other federal food laws and the
criminal laxity In administering these
laws indicates the people must look
to other measures for their protec-
ton"
Decrying the widespread mlsrep-
resentation Of cold storage for fresh
eggs In open market, Wiley exclaim-
ed:
why, l. myself could run this
thing down. Where are the federal
food inspectorse And where are the
men higher up who are supposed
to administer these laws for the
peoples protection?"
Dr. wiiey's plan. which he would
submit to congress. except they
know I can tell them too much"
contemplates the taking over by mu-
nicipal authorities OF all food sup
plies and the dispensing OF them to
the consumer at reasonable prices.
Each community" he explained.
would provide itself with sort OF
clearing house for Its daily food. The
price manlpulator would not have
a look-in, And It's coming to Just
this thing"
DR.. Wiley also took fling at the
American cook, declaring her the
most wasteful domestic on the face
OF the earth" He urged strlcter
economy in the kitchen II the cost Of
living is to be reduced.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

Monster sloths That Were - Large 81
q Rhinocsros.

NftF'uSsVVss
In an account Of the fossils OF giant
animals Of Argentina to bc seen IN the
Museum of In Plata the Rev. J. A.
Zahm, author OF Through South Amer.
ica's Southland" calls special attention
10 the mylodon. ground sloth ns
large as rhIuOccrcs and related to
the megnthcrlum that Hourishcd thou
sands OF years ngp.
The mylodon may have lived within
comparatively recent times. Only a
few years ngo NorddnskJold discover
cI'i cave IN southwestern Pniaco.
MIA n large piece Of well preserved
skin covered with grecnlsh. lrown hair
and smnll bony knobs that was recog.
nizcd ns the skin OF the mylodon.
There II good reason to believe that
the mylodon was stlll browsing IN tlr
forests Of Patagonia NJ late as nifty
years ago. Indeed. there arc natural
lists who contend that II " Nlll living
IN some of the caves Of southern Chile.
So strong was the conviction TINT ~
late as 1902 All expedition started from
England the chief object Of which was
to search for a living mylodon, and,
although 10 fnilei TO fnd one, there are
men Of science who continue to believe
that living mylodon will yet be found
somewhere IN the forest depths OF
southern Chile or Argentina.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
GIVE WARNING OF
GERMAN RAIDER

Halifax. n. s.. Dec. Warming OF
a possible German sea raider has
been given allied shipping by British
naval authorities here. In addition
to the continued warnings concern
ing two fighting submarines believ-
ed TO be somewhere of the Atlantic
coast. The strictest watch against
the vessel suspected OF being q raid
er, was being maintained today.
since from the position where she
was last sighted she would reach the
waters In this vicinity within a day
or two.
The naval authorities In their
warning relate that the suspected
craft was allowed to pass by the
patrol OF the southwestern coast OF
Scotland last Sunday under the i'm
preston that she was the Dutch
steamer Gamma. Later Il was learn
ed that the latter was at Klrkwall
at the time.
The vessel In described as OF 1890
tons, black hull with red bottom.
white upper works. ,one funnel
thought to be plain black.
Naval officers believe the vessel
may have mines intended to be sown
of this port, the most important on
this coast to the British navy, or to
endanger the travel lanes out OF here.
taken by all Canadian troop ships,
Reports reached here today from
st. Johns, N. b.. that following re-
ports OF the sighting OF a submarine
a short distance outside OF the harbor
Friday morning. the city ordered all
lights extinguished last night and
spread the warning to nearby cities
and towns. The submarines pres
ence was reported by three fishing
vessels.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
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FIFTH AVENUE THE JOYOUS.
Sparkle and vivaeity Of New Yerk's
Famous Thorouahfars.

Perhaps the chief impression which
the metropolis makes is Of the vivacity
Of its life. II is the completest express
sion Of our national joie lie vivre. And
1t Is pleasant TO record that for the
most characteristic moment OF this
quality you would not cite Broadway
at night, but Fifth avenue by day The
sparkle Of this famous street Is per
haps largely due to the New York ell
mate.
Climates are never perfect. but
among the worlds great cities the
American metropolis Is singularly for
tunate. It is flooded with sunlight, and
on its best days the air has crisp and
tonic quality. BY tacit understanding
III dressed and sad people keep Of
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
SENTENCE los ANGELES
MAN TO WEEKLY HATH

Los Angeles. Dec. "a. bath a
week for b2 weeks is the sentence
given VIM. J. Maze, a portrait paint
er. by Judge FrederIckson today.
How long since you have taken
a BATH" asked the Judge when Maze
appeared before him on a charge OF
drunkenness.
"I've forgotten" was the reply.
We'll. I'm going to give you a
suspended sentence OF 90 days and re-
lease you on condition that you take
a bath once week for q year and
report to the probation ofi,cer on the
day following each BATH" said tbT
Judge. II hope the execution Of tlAm
sentence will not injure your health" I"
the court added.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

Flowers In Tibet.
The highest point at which Towering
plants have been found IL IN Tibet Mt
10,200 feet above the level Of the Yea.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
WAR SENDS PRICES UP
FORTY PER CENT IN u. $.

New York, Dec. 9.--Commodity
prices are 40 per cent higher than
before the war, r. G. Dun's weekly
Financial review declared today.
Dun's table of prices show that eggs.
western firsts, have yielded but one
cent TO ~ cents dozen during the
past week OF boycotts and probes.
Creamery extra butter. ON the other
hand. is quoted at SSh cents, against
~ cents a week ago.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
HIDES WORTH ;,5 CENTS
PER POUND IN PORTLAND

Portland. Dec. 9.-Tramp, tramp
tramp, the boys are marching over in
Europe. and as a result Americans
may have to wear sandals. Hides
went up 20 35 cents a pound in Port
land today. The normal price is Is
cents. Shoes are due to boom. The
big demand for soldiers boots is
responsible. say the manufacturers.