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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
Gapitan SnrIcpls C9e6nrtstaa.

lSoli5ei-Gopitdn Charles 6. 0ur-
lep bonn n6rolihen @oli5cioiiirift be.
ging aciicrn ieinsn l6. @eburtSfag.
Seine 6anilic bntte cinc beion0erc
1cicr in ser @o6nunD 9}r. 7i3,
9ioro @ouroc Strabc, poraliiiol.
tct an pcldcr icinc orei SiiiScr itn0
peric5icScnc 6rcnn0c t6eilnnbmen.
Bic @cmltcn 0cs %oli3ci0iirifts
iibcrrcidtcn i6rclu Gbcf ciu ncttes
Scibcnf mo mar icili 9Sult nit 9ht-
mcn BON 8rclnocn dcihniidt nor
ocn. Gapitan @nrIcD trnt I'M Sabre
1898 III ocu Noli5ei0ienit iuiO uor III
jc0cm Giiirift, NIT gtlsna6mc Ocs
niolden t6dtia. g(m 30. 9lpril 1901
mlr0c cr 3nm Scrgcanten crtount
INC I'M Gc5eubcr 1911 5um Nlunc-
iargeanteli 9ieitcnlnt muroc or i'm
9}dr3 1913 iu0 Gapitdn an TO-.
ami 1914. Gapit1n GnrIcp lit ci.
ncr scr bclic6tcitcu 9edmtca i'm Foil.
iciocpartcnent ino bat einc auSlc.
3eihncic 3ienI6eit bintcr iidj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
@cNadltt Scr glcSiirftiaen.

G6riiiinn gernbarot C6rcnidoll
prIder fiir5lic6 oas 3citIidc icalctc,
bat IN icinm Eciiomentc, lpclbcs I'M
@aiieugcridt geofinet puroc, audi
rcitibe ggo6ltbdti1fcitS Snitititc
6eodt6t. 1os 9lltcn6ctn nnO oos
gsaiicu6auS cr6icltcn ic 500. 9llS
IcitamcntSpoIlltredcria III sic Stiei.
todier, 5rdulein 9aura @r1ecr crs
ndint, mcldc ollciu Grbin lit. Ger
GrIbcr 9cuiouin 9tugnit CbrcuitaIl
III St. 2ouiS cr6dlt $4,000, icinc
SdwcIlcr 6rai Sobaaua Corau in
St. 9ouis, 500, oic glihtc, 5rat
Grnmn @oit in Baltimore. $100.
@aS nod oicier Ecrtbeiling nod
iI6rig blcibt ocb5rt 5rduIcin YrGgcr
fir oic Gieuitc, meIdc iic ibrcr N|ilt.
ter mdbrcn0 ibrer &rnnfbeit lciitcie,
iopie ols @riuatiefretdriu oeS Ser.
Itorbcncn. Gle llbr imo iouitigc
Stbnldlohen oes 8erltorbenen iuers
oca cbenialIS Dem Mlmihe oes @er.
bIidcnea ncm6B oertbcilt. Solltc
iracu0 icmnio @eIiiie babcn, ooS
Iciioincit on5lfehtcL 10 erbdlt oic
bcireiienoc gcrion MIR So ans ocm
9lohloB, Gas Geiiomcnt lpuroc I'M
Sabre 1912 nieoergeicbrie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
si@cr smit9's uernanftiac glnHd,t.


EroB0en ct fir @robibitou cin.
tritt, dilBcrte gciteut Y}orGeli giidter
SnEtb IN Der 6itIidcn 9oli5ciltotiom
oaB sic 5hlieBuug iGmmtlidcr
@irtbihoitcn IN Baltimore ciu gros
Der Se6Ier fem milroc. Gr oenft,
ooB Die S@lieBing Der s8irtbidof.
ten nod uno nad geidebeu iolte,
lnO oaB oies leiht get6dn mcrocn
f0nntc peuu sic S6orfliccn5cn cr.
bobt per0cn ruiiroen. Seine 9lniidt
lit 0aB oonn oielc 2otole nicht be,
itcben fonnten. @c5iiqlic6 Der poll-
itdnoigcn uTroccnlegpna ppn Dol
tinore iaete er fcrncr: ogSdbren0
meincr picridbrigen SbGtigteit aIs
@oli5eiridter babe i'd Ole Grio6rllng
gemodt ooB g(rbeitcrfomilicn mebr
oif Bier ais oui aoffec ino 9bce
refIcftircn. Sd boltc cs aud fiir
rihtid nenn CIV Sonntdae Die
Mirtbi6oftcn 5ipci 5tunocn lang
Geoifnct wer0en piiroen. Gbenio
io(ltea sic S8ntliboiten an eincm
Nlobltuoc, uofhoem SIC 3nhl Dor.
iiber bic Ebiiren 5ificn oantit Bic
@aita nidt Die o'ciasa Ill bcrIcben
rroidclL mcm iic mirflih OuriHo
liu0 lu0 ctlpaS 6ll triufcn bo6cH
M60tan."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
9Ins Sen @cridlten.


9Icnoeruugeu I'M @eridtsfau5Iei.
pcieu uorgecben. 9eidIiiHe
peroeu am Sauiitaa aeiaBt.
Grciicr Sntider crbt $4,000. II
Geihdit ioII i6lcdt aciiibrt pcr.
ocu. er5ieIt 5wcimal Sdos
oeneriab. Smis itiir5te cin. -
Announcements 81 ser Gonliitiition,
pelhe BON Mitglieoeru Der @oItimo-
rer gtnwaItsfammer lrno Dlitglieoern
Scr oberiten @ericbtsbouf auSgcdr.
bcitet iino, in pelhcu cine GeribmcI.
5un1 Der @eridts- unO 6erihtsitbrci.
bcrei niSgearbcitct ino, ipcr0cu in
eincr Sonoeriibung ser 9lnipaltsfon.
mcr, Oic an Saniiaa IN Ocu @e.
ridtSripmcn OcS Gbcrgeri6ts obge.
baltcn miro, beiprohen. Glr6 cine
&cridjmcl5ing ser beiocn 9urculS
wcrocn Die Stcllrngcn Scr 6ciSen
Sbcrclcrfs unn6tbi9 werocu lno oie.
ic 6uftioucn bon ciuem @camteu
ousgefii6rt wcr0en fonncu meIAcr
icine not6i0cu @comtcn olsoonn err
ucnncni fam. Gic qlnenOelueuts
wuroeu ouf @lmid Der oberitcn Gje-
rIbts6unt ousaearbcitct.
Ser 9uti6er ais Grbe.
Ter Ucritorbeuc Or. E1omoS Sbco.
rer bat in ieiucm EcItoncut ieincm
laugidbriaen @ltider ,SolncS Z. Ser.
auion oic Sunmc Don $4,000 binter.
laiien. Bon 0icier Suntmc mcrocn
Dem Gr6cn $1,000 ioiort ouSbc5aDlt
mdbreno 0ie reitirenoen $1,000 nad
ocm 1ooc Der Srau Sbcarer gc5o6lt
iDcr0cu ioIlcu. SSn 0cn IcIianent
miro icrucr anacfii(rt, oaB Der Scr
itorbenc idon bel Qeb5citcn groBere
Gertbeilungen jpiidcn icireu Sim.
bern imo Satin porgenonlncn bate.
Gic @attiu lit ais llnipcrioIerbin
eingeiebt rmo weroen iia oie ainoet
na6 oeren IoSe 9IeidmdBig in sic
SinterIaiicnihatt tbeilen niiiieu.
Rann bic glider nadjie Ben.
giidter @ortcr pom StaotgeridDt
itcItc geitern cinen gcfebl aus, naH
meIdeu Serr @iuiom Seiie, Der che
noIigc @rdiioent Scr Seiic & BRINE
&c. oos Redt bat, Oie Bidder 6ieier
Gompagnic ais au6 Ser Seiie &
9rune 9RilI ano 9lunber Company
ourd5uicbeu. Serr Seiie lit eiu Dli.
norit6ts g(ttioudr Der @cIellidait.
Serr Seiie fiibrt an oaB Oas @eihait
ni6t in geci9neter 8eiie gefiibrt
miro uno bic 9eomteu ein 5u bobcs
Salar be5icbeu. Ger glntragitcIIer
mar bis 5iun Sabre 1912 Der 2eiter
oes @eihaits.
Grbielt 5wcimol 2 ho0eu.
eri oB.
Charles Z gelbin miro 5lpeintal
Sdaocueriab iiir icin Smis befom.
mclt uclhes emit 9}r. 5t7, GroB-
StraBe, mar. Giunlal er6ielt cr 9lb-
itono oon Scr Staot ols ser aeD
@ia1uop se6mit wuroe, pelder IN
S59e pon Si646 mar. Nci sen glrbei-
ten bate bic baiinternebmcnOc 1irs.
mo bel ocn 9luSihdfhmgeu ii1t bic
not6igc Sor9ioIt maltcn IoiicrL no.
ourd) oaS 0aus cinltiir5tc. NeIbiu
flagtc acacn sic 6irlua onf $1,000
2Haoeueriat ocSglci1cn acSeu bic
Stoot Dod cniiaico ooS (Scridf
oaB Die Stoot uidJt hoftbar lei. Mid.
ter 0eidslcr belt mir Sic llntcrnc6'
rcr.Siriua nerontuorIld mo muroc
Dem al1gcr oie Stnunc bon $3.50
5ngciproden nadocni cr icne aloge
eeacu bic Stn6t 5lriidgcjo9en 6attc.
'.f l'ItI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
glcr.dIi 0fo @alfim0rc g9cttcrbnrcans


Acr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der &uit
mor 50 &ro5cri I'm s llbr NioreenS
tm0 97 RrDjent i'm s llm 9l6eno5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
QdIdMna nnier sdmierinfriten.

Gin 5eucr, ooS in cincr Sdeucr
auf Der 6arm bon Sermanu &oppcl-
manu- an ser s5raufliu glpciuc.
nabe 9cIair 9loaO, aui unbefanute
&ciic ausbraA, lG9te onS @cbGuoc
III slicbc cbc bic 1cuerpebr bon @or.
oenpiIlc aui Ser 9rau0it1tte cridiea.
Cic yliac.Sprisc blicb Sitcrs I'M
sdlanls iicden uuO bnttcn oic 1cnes.
pc5rleuse iber liche 91ot6 octt Q0ih.
apparoi uorpirts 5n briiqen S,n Der
zGeacr bcimi0 lid eiu er0Gcrcr %or,
ROTH sen lnio Der alacri6ieic SGa.
Den betrdgt ctiua 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
Mill Mieafr lanlrn.

c;laior 2l!lir 0ce hat bic AFiiht,
mic0cr iiIr oct Elat eiltaS @anoe..
gaaiors NJ lauFeu iuA miro 1T oer
Uadillen g9odlc cine ocs6cjualide
arfldruul crlaiicn pic GUS pcrlaii.
lia5er c.ilcllc uerlaiiicls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
1clcarap6iidjrr Ncttcrbcritii-

glus neH iibri8ei @unocs 29eitcr'
@eobadinds-2 idtloaen uuroen Die
iol0cuoal nieoriaitcn Seliiperatiren,
bic mi s llBr geitern 9lbeno 9errilb-
ten, beridtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

Girdo wglo
auipnhe gim 8eesi Wpnieomegb ilar AZ
yisuQld igiib e.22 0sDuirc0 Ndr....
toii0n. irin......24 9dnMdet Mflcn. 30
Nuiialo, @hntc... GA Rem Tllcdus ildr 30
NgnrlelloL iliib .5N Neip 0prf Jicacn 80
eDicdgo, trilu ..82 luabomd. riih. 3-
0iuclnudii, ftlib $50 philadelphia Ncg.3U
eic1qlWo 1dHef - Gitisburgb Hc9en. "a
GcHprr, Aar......2O Qorilduo, IRE S6ji
Ieirelt irii1 &oftlano. Ore, u IS
Htuib. ilat -.....20 GuPbec. ildr ..... y
Galiuori fqr ii Haleiab, @eaea. BY
&alutiioH. ildr ..5B Enlt g Gin trilh S2
1rern Nug @Dncc20 Sait Srdnci9c0, Il so
N0iielda itiib..,.32 ei Gou9 rNp 82
oapfg itlu ....2b etrduiou. irllD "
Scltnu, itiih .3u Sbrcuepprt idr lQ
ndipuDihe. trub. .lo 1poi1nc. iriib ..,, 3l
Waaiaa Gin. irib 32 @DraaNe, pdael
AfnprOiue ttiih ...as Gamma iriib ... 62
2oulSpiuc l.dr. gaaihln0ioH 9t9en 81
MurGuqic 5ducc ~ SSinnipel idr. q
Mempvie tldr. sG liner Nuu
Sas SimH Gentrunl ipelhes
iiM III ser @lituod )lodbt iiber @eor
aia baiaio belUegir iirb noro6ftlid
naA 9loro GGroliua mo na9ni all
Seitisteit 6eOateno 3u. 0icrourh
iunrocn aa9cneiuc 9lieoerihlaac oiis
lid oes Dliiiiiiippi, rpoiclbit oieielben
5tl 9iegcn ariatclt 6crpor9erltfen. Sn
oen Gee 3egionen hattie oieicr
1turm 5duec I'M 6eioIac luo GIi.
Hirmc ali Der mitteIatloutiihen im0
iaoIiden glcu Gualano.S{iiitc.
Strnr 8nrnuugen murocn al
ocr 9ltlantiinen &iiite BON Cape sat.
tcroS bis GoItport Nlc. erlaiien.
@eHdnOiaes @ctter nit iiberioiion.
maBigcn gempcrohlrcn beitebt nett
lim 0aS Dliiiiiippi SSlliIies. 0ie
@orausiaaluarn iino, odB bciite
5thncc mio &eseli ii ben uorOatlali-
tiisben Stontclg im obercn GDio
s1dl luo ii oeu obcren Sce9ic8ios
nca 0crridlcn miro meldem dllgc
nciH fcit6noiges 9Scttcr oiit gan
iina ii oicicr Slegionch folat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

gIbunnrntcu Die ogn cScutidlcn Corr
ipouhnten" nidjt phuliIid pocr nnreacI
inaRi9 ctboitCn iiuo ocbcien, ncr Office
nnugn per 1rlrpOon ONsr idriitldj Wilt.
tUrilnn0 81 nmdlcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
ediffSfnrtrn

Uon uno nod geutidIanS nno Ge.
itcrreid.lluaorn ii6er gotteroam unO
Nclp 9ort, @cIoieuAuuocr naA Gn.
ropo.
ZbeO. $. 9icner & So,
2i7 Eh.Saltimurc5tr.,
.N'drat3-l 243 ShS-y'roOOmub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
-cttrrhrin.Annr-

1900 '6nl.Gh., nntcr cincm neucu
GcidaftsfiiBrcr, gInOrcas @icI. 1an5-
lIntcrFaltnwD icOen 9OnnCritog
(Se62l 6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

,,NHoiiorium Ecncn ciitcfS"
,.Nolpulni" 1bryiioH
,,N1g0 So NilltnnD"
,SGnctg Nlrlfan Sllri8".
aNippDbromgN &ai0cOiuc unb g9dnOcbl!oer.
alRaip!nno" 9lduocDlle uHo MnnoclblDer.
oN,uii,Niaocmlc" Egc 0eari Of gacinnu~
sNicioria" bui6e0luc uBo gDauoclbilofr.
3Ani3tbuics EcabooNs0lecitdl Srciiaa. Scn
fcosnar NnbmiiiaeS 4 llbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
SuuSes.Iepartement fir SanOpirtb.
idlaft- @etter.Snrean.
@etter-9 -9IGsiidJtcn.

Sir NlarDlanO lu0 Oen Giitrift
Columbia 6entc Regcn ooer Sbuec,
ipatcr Flares g8cttcr, ucitlidc &inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
5unnrnani. unO lIntcrgang,
aat6

il40 2Ror9cnS in0 ll.2l sIbcu0s-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17

- SIM &reiie elmer beiterens |er=
%>panote11= u11o 5reun0eSidaar feierte
9ienj tagabeno Serr Sobn Ne11gel
BON ct. Saul, Ser iid) bier nno lint
gegeno felt LETTER 9eit bel udspeile
o1fbGlt, ieinen Sc. @eburtstag in
boiler @eiitesfriide uno BEL better
Sci unobeit. W0ge bem Serrn &e1=
gel oieie Seier nod mandes Sabr
belhieoen iein!
- 0on1erltag fommeroer @ohe
tperoen Sic @roeeriiten Ser @taot IN
@oite &arf ibr SabreS-Ricnic bol=
ten.
- @eiBes @etter lit i@le@t fin
9e11te, Sic Moger1, ODER Gingepetoe=
@eidpper0en baben. @oliiterS &odp
Mountoin Sbee lit geraoe oos, mas
SIR gebroudt; reguliert 6ie ginge-
tpeioe, ltdrft un6 reinigt Sen Mogen.
g1ebmt es unb iei6 fiibl uno glud=
lid. Martin Molitor.-Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
1ten 8i1d)of @1ih 3molf &on6ioatin

lten 8i16of 8ni9 3m0lf &anbioatin-
neu oas Sroensgelpano, feds S9me-
tern legte,1 Dor oem Sberbirten Die
einfa6en uab brei Die etptgen @e=
liibbe ab. Sci Ser ergreifenoen Seier
alliltierten oem Sberbirten bod1p'l tier
@enerolpitar Mlgr. Magl nno Die
bohtp. @erre,1 Nla6ta bon &opalton,
Mltenoprf 2amotbe unb Mltital bon
oittle 6ons. Sci Ser Seier bielt
Ser Serr @ildof cine ser @elege1t=
belt o%ngepabte> einoringlide Yre=
0igt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
Kirbhbe ndbriNten.

Sodap1ter 9err Sl1bot sos. Is.
91i9 bat SEN bodm. Serrn S. 8.
Stunt, Biz 6obin &aplan an Ser &a<
tbeorole> 5um %tenpordren Efarrer
Ser Bemein6e in ct. Mntbonp un6
6en crit iungit in SEN FL. Erieiter=
1tono erbobenen Serrn S. 8ialfi ols
@oplan an ser @atbeorale ernonnt.
* Mm Ma9mittage 6es Moria
Simmelfabrstages ertbeilte Der
bo6m'Yte &err 8ii@of sos. S. 8uid
in Ser bonn bobm. Germ Sobn ST.
tomsfi 5u ct. Mnna paltorierten &C.
mein6e go Nerionen 6as I'll. 5atra=
ment ser Sirm11ng.
Die ebrm. @6melter @eeun6a,
s.. q. g., 0berin I'M ct. &apbaels
@o1pital gu ct. CLOUD, mel6e it9
Dor 5tpei @o9en elmer 0peratton nr<
ter5og, 6eren Tolgen ouf cine baloi=
ge @eiunobeit idlieBen lteBen, botte
ont Montog einen &iidfaa, Ser gu
ernIten @efur6tungen @eronlaiiung
gab; nnteroeiien bat fid ie6o6 mie=
Ser cine feline @en6nng gum Belle
rem einge1te1t, sic boffentlt@ eine art-
balten6e iein miro.
Muf Sen beuttgen Mben6 lit BON
mebreren @ei9GftSleuten Ser Staot,
sic fir Sen reuen 8au 6eS fatboli=
iden Snititutes onltene 6es friiberen
fatb. &lubbauies, mel@eS Ser bo6tp',
ite @r. 8iidof8ui6 erridten laBt, Elm
BE- onoeres SSntereiie begen, I'M @rano
Central &ptel Elm 8anfett anbe=
rount, pel9es ser bodm'ite 9io5e=
1an-Obere nit ieiner @egentuart Be-
ebren miro. Sci 6ieier @elegenbeit
miro Ser proponierte Hlan, Den Ser
&err 8ild)of nit 6em @er1bm1 i'm
Muge bot er0rtert merben, nn6 nebit
ibm mer6en @reisri6ter Sobn 81. @o=
Ter un6 Sto6tanmalt 81. 8. 8roper
ols Steiner o%uftreten. SSn 6ieien Ste
BEN uir6 ser 8ertb zines Snititutes,
tpie foldes 8ii6of 8uid ser @taot
un6 ser Gi03eie 5u peri@affen &C.
6errft> ols ousfiibrIi6 betont uno an
gemeine @eiinn11ng fiir Sen N1an oe&
&errn 8i16ofs mgeregt mer6en.
En- einem Idnqerer, in Der Mo=
natsi@rift ~@p @ei}oge" BON
bodm'1ten &errn 8iidof sos. 8uid
Der0Hentli&ten Mrtifel fubrt oe1
Sberbirte @lage iiber 6ie mangelbof'
tie @enntniB Ser engltiden Spra@e
unter Ser @@uliugenb ieiner
9i65eie, sic @od6erielbe auf ieiner
Girmungsreiien 5u feinem 8e6auerr
tpobrnebmen m1Bte, nno I'M Die
fem nebelItambe in etpas ab5ubel.
fen, bot er sic Mnoronung getrof.
fen, 6ab fiiroerbtn Ser bon Ben @rie'
5tern ser Dio8eie gebaltene fote@e
tif9e nnterridt in Ser engliiden, 6e'
9au6esiprode, gebalten tper6en mnB
sessm 6run3isfanertnnen $ Som
bent at 2ittle Sails erbtelten on
@amitog 6a1r@ sic &anb BEG bodhp':
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
Gerlpren

cine mertbbone @el6tofde Der ct.
@ermainitrobe entlang. Meolider
6inber gebeten iie ab3ugeben bel Der
giaentbiimerin 5rm1 @aria 8Snig,
712 Mebrotb H1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
&erlangt

gum iofortigen @intritt Elm g1ites
Mdbden our 8erridt1ng angemetrrer
@a1sarbeit. MGbereS gu erfrogen
bel 6rou 6. 8. Mtuoob, 414-2.
Mben1ee 1ii6lidt ct. @louo.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
Wallis were callers here one day last

Wallis were callers here one day last
week.
R. J. Williamson and family and
Kaner Trent and family motored to
Monmouth Saturday evening to at
tend the show.
Miss Anna Auer, who is attending
school in Salem, visited over Sunday
with her parents here.
Mr.. Hamilton of Tennessee is Wis
iting his son, J. P. Hamilton and
family.
Warren Burch of Rickreall helped
M. F. White build a garage this week
C. H. Farmer and family were
Dallas visitors Monday.
Mrs. Ben Carol Of Greenwood Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Val
liere Sunday.
Cass Riggs and daughter Alic'
were Dallas visitors Monday.
Malcolm Pewtherer and family WIS
tied relatives in Oak Grove Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherwood ant
children returned this week to thei
home in Candy after spending severa
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
F. M. Edgar.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
WILDWOOD

J. e. Crosby had the misfortune to
lose one of his work horses last week
The animal got down in a wash out
and was unable to get out by ltself'
so had to be pulled out with team
1t was impossible to save the horse S
life, after having been down so long,
Kopplien Brothers have been haul
ing hay from L. d. Fry's to the place
formerly owned by Dave Riker, but
now owned by Kopplien Brothers
Ohas. Oleman, who has been farming
the place the past year, is making
preparation to move on his own place
for the winter.
Pete Mason has built house and
has ordered a good sized bill Of groc-
cries and household goods. What
next?
Mrs. J. F. Leigh has been suffering
with an abscess in her head.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Riker, Mr.. anc
Mrs. L. D. Fry were Pedee callers
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crosby market
ed chickens at Kings Valley Friday,
l.. D. Fry and son Clyde went tt
Kings Valley Saturday.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
INDEPENDENCE
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A meeting of the Civic Improve
ment league was held at the Moose
hall on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Parker has gone to
CaIexico to join her husband Lieu-
tenant Parker, who has been station
ed there for some time.
Miss Emma Henkle and her guest
Miss Winifred Harle of oberlln
Ohio. have gone to Corvallis to re-
sume duties as teachers in the pun
lie schools. H.
Mrs. W. NJ. Wallace and daughter
Grace have left for Rockville Cen
fer. New York, where they VIII mast
their future home. They were or1sl
nally from that state.
Ernest Tice, who was the only rep
resentative in the o. n. q. from III
dependence. has returned home
Sneak thieves recently entered III
home of Charles Smith and stole
dozen cans of fruit.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
PENDLETON IS ideal
LOCATION FOR NORMAL
cITY's RAILROAD, HEALTH, EDu.
cATloNAL AND OTHER FActLk
TIES ADAPT 1T FOR SCHOOL
SITE.

Pendleton, Ore.--Pendleton's claims
for the establishment of State Nor.
NAL School are based upon the unusual
advantages offered for such an insti'
tuition. 1t is ideally located with re
spect to railroad facilities and in the
center of the country which it will
serve. Its health conditions are ex,
cellent. 1t has a bountiful supply OF
clear, cold, pure mountain water.
1t offers library of $4,000 volumes,
to which are added 5000 annually,
housed in a beautiful new building.
erected at cost of $4,000. The larg-
est athletic stadium in the Northwest,
capable of accommodating 10000 peo'
pie; a natatorium, modern and equip
ped for the use of men and women
built at cost of $1,000; ample audi
torium room for lyceum courses and
lectures and school system that is
without equal in city of its size. Its
facilities and the students necessary
for practice teaching have been guar
anteed by the city board.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29

suit, $Ss7.58, with interest thereon
from said 2Sth day Of August, 1916,
until paid, at five per cent. per an
nun, I am commanded to sell, at pub
lie auction, in the manner prescribed
by law. the following described real
property of the said defendants, to-
wit:
The North half Of the South half
Of the Northwest quarter OF Section
27 in Township 6 South Of Range Z
West of the Willamette Meridian, sit
uated in Polk County, State Of Ore
gon.
Notice is hereby given that on Sat
urday, the 3Oth day Of September,
1916. at the hour of one o'clock IN
the afternoon Of said day, at the
front door of the County Court House
in the city Of Dallas, in said County.
I will sell the real property herein
above described, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand
on day Of sale, subject to redemption
in the manner provided by law, fol
the purpose Of satisfying the sac
decree, with interest and costs Of
sale.
Dated this Doth day of August, 1916
JOHN w. ORR,
S1-29 Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
CITATION.

Tn the County Court of the State
Of Oregon for the County OF Polk.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF lsa-
bel Alderman, Deceased.
To Wesley Alderman, William Al
derman and Winnifred Morris, and
all persons unknown interested In
the above estate, Greeting:
In the Name of the State OF Ore
gon, You are hereby cited and re-
ouired to appear in the County Court
of the State of Oregon for the County
of Polk, at the court room thereof at
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, on Mon
day, the 3Oth day of October, 1915,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that
day of the October, 1916, term OF
said court, then and there to show
cause, if any there be, why an order
of sale should not be made by SAID
court in the above entitled matter
authorizing James X. Sears, admins
traitor of the above-named estate, to
sell the right, title and interest OF
the estate in the following described
real property as in the petition OF
said administrator on file in sand
matter prayed for, and for a decree
of confirmation of such sale when
made. and other relief in said petition
prayed for, to-wit:
Northwest quarter of Northeas,
quarter and Southeast quarter Of
Northeast quarter and Northeast
ouarter of the Northwest quarter OIL
Section 13 in Township 6 South
Range 4 West of the Willamette Me
ridian in Polk County, Oregon, con
tanning 120 acres of land.
This citation is served upon yo'
by order of The Honorable }. b
Teal, Judge of the above entltle'
County Court, said order bearing dat
the 18th day of September, 1916, dl
recting that this citation be publish
ed in the Polk County Observer,
newspaper Of general eirculatio
printed and published in said county
for four weeks, the date OF the hrs
publication of this citation being tn
18th day of September, 1916, and tn
date of the last publication thereo
being the 18th day of October, 1911
Witness The Honorable J. B. Tea
Judge of the County Court OF th
State of Oregon for the County {
, Polk with the seal of said Court atfi1
, ed. this 18th day of September, l9l
t BS15-O3 A. B. ROBINSON, Jr., Clei
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
GUTHRIE
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Mrs. E. J. Minnich Of West Salem
visited MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Mlnnich
Sunday. ..
Ed. Plaster ran off the grade south
of J. D. Anderson's Monday night
with his Ford. The car was turned
over, but Mr.. Plaster escaped with
out very serious injuries.
w. D. Gillian is spending the week
at the state fair with his Angora
goats.
Rev. Erskine Of Dallas preached al
the school house Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. Ida Min.
mich will be glad to learn that she Is
expected home for visit before long
w. D. Gillian shipped one of his
Cotswold rams to Hubbard this week
also one to Woodbmn.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
OREGON RANKS Low
IN NORMAL SCHOOLS
U. s. BUREAU OF EDUCATION RE.
PORT NORTHUMBERLAND TO
STATES SCHOOL POLICY.

Pendleton, Ore-Oregon is one OF
the most poorly equipped states in the
Union for the training of teachers,
according to the United States Bureau
of Education.
Only five states in the Union have
less Normal equipment than oregon,
Oregon has one Normal School and
forty states have more than one. New
York has IS, Pennsylvania IS, Massa'
chusetts 12, California 8, Washington
and Idaho 2.
The report of the Bureau of Educa-
ton shows that even the little state OF
Idaho, with a population only half as
large as that of Oregon, is spending
more than twice as much for Normal
Schools as is this state.
The same report urges that Normal
Schools be located in the railroad
centers with public schools sufficient
ly large to give teaching practice te
the Normal students.
State Superintendent Churchlll's an
nual report shows that of the 605s
teachers in Oregon last year but 79l
or 13 per cent, we're Normal Schoo
graduates. The same official estim
ated that 1000 new teachers are need
ed each year and the present Norma
school is turning out but 150. The
majority of Normal trained teachers
are shown to be teaching within
small radius of Monmouth. although
Eastern oregon pays on the average
of s1O.41 month more for teacher'
than does the Willamette Valley.