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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-06-15
BOY SCOUT NOTES.

The boy scouts here are doing
nice work now, and are advanc-
ing in the stages of scouthood.
On the 28ths of June, a scout
reel will be shown at the Dixie.
This is the famous reel known as
1.-THE Adventures of a Boy Scout"
it was shown here during the
winter to a very small crowd. 1t
is splendid from beginning to end
it is very high class and will
prove to be enjoyable to every
one.
There are those in our town
who make statements about the
boy scouts that are not true. We
would like for every one to see
this reel. You will have a bet
ter idea of the scout movement,
and will be more heartily in ia
vor of its teachings. Another
reel will be shown in the near
future and the scouts want a lib
eral patronage.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-06-15
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,

State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, IS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath
that he is senior partner of the
firm of F. j. Cheney q Co., do
ing business in the City of Tole-
do, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for EACH and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank j. Cheney,
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed in my presence, this 9Th
day of December, A. D. 1886.
A. w. Gleason,
(Seal) Notary Public
Hall 8 Oatarrh Cure is taken in
ternally and acts through the
blood on the Mucous Surfaces of
the System. Send for testimo-
malls, free.
f. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-06-15
Does Sloan's Liniment Help
Rheumatism

Ask the man who uses 1T he
knows. "To think ] suffered all
these years when one 20 cent
bottle of Sloan's Liniment cured
me-" writes one grateful user.
If you have Rheumatism or
suffer from Neuralgia, Backache,
Soreness and Stiffness, don't put
off getting bottle Of Sloan's. 1t
will give you such welcome relief.
1t warns and soothes the sore,
stiff painful places and you feel
so much better. Buy it at any
Drug Store, only 25 cents.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-06-15
Withdraws From Race.

Thos. E. Blanton who enter
ed the race for the Office of
sheriff some time ago, has with
drawn. He wishes to thank the
public for their support and
recommendations given him
while in the race.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-06-15

Tennessee'.s Mountain Lands.
(By r. S. Maddox, Forester of
the State Geological Survey
Look at yon mountains slope.
What a woodland that must be!
Who would not admire such
stretches of verdue? All spread
upon that mountain side, the
trees hold high their heads and
each one helps the other to ap-
pear at its best in its suit of
green. But you are seeing on
the surface. Go onto that noun
tain side; look closer. You will
find there, only the semblance
of healthy woods. If you were
to ''salt" a mine with a shower
of coal you would not have coal
mine. 1t might no doubt be
made to take on the semblance
of coal mine, but if an output
of coal were looked for from it,
certainly there would be a dis
appointment. This simply illus
trates the condition of much of
the land today in Tennessee.
The timber on our mountain
slopes is to great degree, APP
pearance, If those slopes were
called upon to furnish relative
ly big supply of fine timber for
lumber, they would be found
greatly lacking. In the first
place the number of trees in the
stand is comparatively small,
aud of that number only few
are good. Much of the stand is
so damaged from fire and insects
that it would be partly, if not
wholly rejected. Many inferior
trees, crooked, knotty and de-
formed, and of poor species are
taking large portion of the
area, their tops from distance
looking just as well as any other
tops but their trunks being COM
mercially less valuable than 9TH
eFswhich should be substituted,
and which could furnish as ex-
cellant a leaf cover as the poorer
species now permitted to stand.
In Tennessee there are many
thousands of acres of mountain
land. At this time of the year
when we turn with longing to
the cooling shade of our trees
end to the fresh mountain breez-
es, let us turn also to clearer
and better defined idea as to our
duty in connection with our Won
derful inheritance of mountain
woodland. Our mountains should
be growing a dense, sound stand
of good species of trees, such as
oak, poplar, chestnut, hickory,
linden, etc. We need them;
the lumber markets need them;
the thousands of home builders
need better and cheaper lumber.
Why let these immense acres OF
mountain land go practically
idle? They are great resource
yielding little or no return IN
timber. The time is ripe for
the people to turn definitely to-
ward the problem of conserving
this abused and neglected source
of wealth.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-06-15
-
Insuhciently
Disinterested


Editorial from New York SUM
Unless a new disposition of
political theory comes to obtain
at Washington, the National As
ISOLATION of Manufacturers can
hardly expect congress to lend
all attentive ear to the associa-
tion's proposals for relief of the
railroads. Yet the association
argues very justly for remedial
measures which are within the
power of congress to enact for
the benefit of the carriers. The
resolutions adopted at the recent
convention Of this representative
organization of shippers setforth
that national business, national
developmentand national defense
require the vigorous resumption
is improvement, addition and ex-.
tension by our railways" and
''that such resumption is obstruc-
ted by defects in the system of
governmental regulation" The
resolutions were based on a re-
quest by more than fifty shippers
including some of the largest con-
sumers of railroad service in the
country, who pointed out, with
great deal Of emphasis, the nee
cessity Of revising the policy and
mechanism Of government regu-
lation in order ito restore the
energy and initiative of the tran
sportation companies of the
country" g
Were it not for the rule of pu-
bile action which has just been
authoritatively expounded at
Washington, itmight be suppos-
ed that the petition of the Nat
ional Association of Manufactur-
ers would carry great weight
with the congressional lawmakers
in the light Of the key which has
been supplied to the curious / de-
termination of governmental po-
Icy, it must be assumed, how
ever, that the manufacturers will
have no standing in the halls of
congress.
They are not disinterested per-
sons. On the contrary, they
! have a very sordid interest in the
promotion Of profitable enter
prize to which the railways may
contribute. Even although as
shippers they may make requests
for changes in the direction of
government regulation which
may compel them as shippers to
pay higher freight rates, their
interested motives are all to clear
they are willing to be more heav.
lily charged on their shipments
because the railroads would the.
reby increase their earnings, and
so be better able to make impro.
vements facilitating and.conduct-
Arizona republican., 1916-05-21
These Coupons Are Credit Slips For That Amount

 household necessities each
   
  Whatever the full amount until They matter them without
  without an 5000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-27

Geo. Wiggers, erecting booths
etc. ..4. 49,. ............ IL w
10. G. Murray, erecting booths,
cue. ~ Y.N@ s... ............ IL w
Frank ~Fahrenkrug, LIST pre-,
LIST ward -. 80. ....... 6O
Arranging Booths, Country.
Ferd. Wuestenberg, Aliens
Grove twp 49,. .......... 3 90
Adolph Moeller, LIST pre-, Blue
Grass twp 80. ............ z SO
Rudolph Plett, I'd pre-, Blue
Grass twp .............. l 20
G. H. Alt. End pre-, Buffalo
twp .-.. ! 90
Peter Wiese, Butler twp. -. 2 90
w. e. Foster, LeClaire twp. 3 90
P. j. Thede, Liberty twp. -. 8 90
VIM. Hanne, Pleasant Valley
twp ...... ............. 2 90
|C. W. Pinneo, Princeton twp. 2 90
VIM H. Kuehl, Sheridan twp. 1 so
US. Martf, Winfield twp -. / 90
Printing and Stationery.
Fidlar and. Chambers, print
ing ballots, etc. ........... 654 so
democrat Pub. Co., pub. no
tice of primary ......... AZ 90
Democrat Pub. Co., pub. no.
tice of polling ~places..... 6 90
Iowa Reform, pub. notice of
III i fischer prtg. Co., pub. q "
notice Of primary ......... AZ 90
The Times Co, pub. notice
Of primary .............. AZ 90
The Times Co., pub. notice of
Ra p9ll'n Mob pia Sc K tic;. 9 ~
Co., precinct maps ........ 8 90
IHaWkeye Press, postal cards 3 95
H. Lischer8 Prtg. Co.. notice
polling places ............ 6 90
Miscellaneous City.
IOlof Nelson, pencils ...... 10
Crane Co., candles ......... 6 90
II. & H. Rohlff, tacks and .
tWlne ....l 10
John Wiggers, repairing
DCOunS L 20
Henry bunker, ST., securing
polling places ............ 6 45
Geo. Wiggers, securing pol
ling places ............... 6 a
f. G. Fahrenkrug, returning
poli BOOKS ...:.r.l...!... gu
Henry Jaeger, livery ......... 5 GO
Louis Wiese,S livery ....... 10 90
Miscetlaneous-Country.
Fred II. Bothfuhr, posting no.
tees :.................... 2 oc
twp. ............:......... sc
Rudolph Stoltenberg, janitor
service, etc. Cleona twp. !. 5 0C
Henry, Raabe, ct al ......... As sc
Cecil Erwin, ct al ......... AZ 81
Refunding Account.
John Cory, refund of dog tax / &c
Helene Lerch, refund of poll
tax ........................ 81
On motion, the board adjourned Il
Thursday, April 20, 1916, at 2 o'clocl
p. m. EDWARD COLLINS,
t s~t 49, Clorlx
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-27

9 nj III pl .ehe unterfIeiz
Die @%rtdltungett i'm 9omz
lner 1ilb oft allf bas Srage1l ungeeisz
meter llnkrtleiOang 3uritsufiiGren.
Mls 3pedoienli9 laten iid pprDie
Bdumnouitoffe erpieien. Us 1T nn=
riatis, aus Burdt, iih gu ertalten,
Die lwollene Wintertleibung bei5ubez
6alfen; fe it gu parm, gu biat i'm
@epebe unb binoert Den s2uftautrttt
CUR !9aut. Das leinene 5emb aber
perltert, nenn es idmeiBbur9trdntt
lit. ieinen gan3en 2uftgebalt; es miro
babnr9 Elm iebr gutter Wdrmeleiter,
unb Der Erdger empfinoet Elm unan=
senebmes 8dltesefib!. penn Sos feudz
.e 2einenbemb leinem R0rper onliegt.
@r m1B iih Oann, I'M niht gu friez
ren, bur9 oidere 9bertletoung 1diitz
gen. Mer iei1l Netnenbembe troB
alleosm nidt ablesen mD6te, io1te
penigitens Elm Netbemb poer cine
Nekjade aus 8aumlppufaben, brett
maf@ig getnotet pber pertpebt, oarunz
ter tragen. 9a5 NebbemD bilbet
5nii9en Saut uno @di9e cine Quft=
fdiht, bic ifoliereno pirtt, alio cine
@inptrtung Ser Mubentemperatur
perbinoert. Mm beiten g%eetgnet 1T
aber cine ppQitdnbtge llntertleinulla
suus ppr0iem gaumppQftoffe; lie
laugt, ME bic Wpllitoffe, DE MeNer=
perbunitungen Der SberflG9e oes
&0rpers auf, hleibt luftbaltig unb
ii@er! Dem Srdger oas gefiibl Ser
Arodenleit, obne unertrdgli6 .iparm
gu iein,
Giids su iduppen. 9ieie
lditise Nrbett erleidtert mon 1td,
tpern man ben Slid DOR benz S9upz
pen, in nenig nt6t gu beibes Maf1er
legt, Sic ghuppeu. laiIen oant lei9z
ter los. Man lest ben Slid crit
auf Ser 'sstirelr Settle ms Waner,
f4uppt i'm ouf bieier unb leet ban1l
bic anbere Settle binein um tbn
aaf: bteier e%benfuls gu. id)uppen. Yez
ionbers BEL 8arfhen, aarpfen lip.
iebr 5u empfeblen.
RobIrab barf ni9t gu tief sez
pflanat tperben. SO f9aoet gar ni9t,
ius,n fi6 bic Nflan5en pberbalb Der
grbe ettpas umlceen, bierour@ miro
Der Mnfab muir ~sefDrbert. pflan5en.
bic auBer Dem. per3blatt spei 8ldt=
ter sebtlbet baben, iinb gum Musiet-
5et am g~eeignetItem T%riibtoblrabi
tpirb Mitte Bis gnoe Mpril gepflon5t,
Sommertoblrabt Gnoe Mai unb
Serbittpblrabi Mitte MusuIt.
- BolIgSefprdd d. 6err: Md.
mein 5tduIeih., lift Sbuen allb fHon
einmal oas 9er5 iii Die 9pien seiial=
len9"
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IL tn; emi5 Du port id0n pie0er i'm
@atte: Mber liebe Jral, gu lelblt
lasteit neuli9 bpd5, Der &riey lei cine
3eit Der @intebr.
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madteft id in Der Madt elm 10 ber=
sniistes geiiht :nein Sunse. 9aIt
ipobl ettpas SdDnes ,setrdumt?
GriBden: 8 il, Der 2ebertran
tpurbe be1dIaanahmi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-27

ramnt un0 10 idpmer perlett tporoen
leL DOB es babe setootet aperoen
miiiielt.
Ser @eblm1o iast, oaB er iein
Hinopieb niht auf Sen @eioepIab
treiben fam, neil es ourd eoie SIR.
Idle 10 erldredt miro. ,gs lit gum
erlten Msale, BOB iolh ein @orIoll Be-
rid)tet miro> benn III Ben Nieoerun-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-27

gen Lungs oes Milieari fann mar
1anfig Die @iride NIT oem &inopieb
altf BEN @eioeplasen graiel1 l1no lou
fen ie6en. sl6er gunlap liegt etqpos
abieits Don oem @al1ptlaserplat Ser
Stride, 6eren 3abl fiirslid auf 400
500 aeld)abt lpltroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-27
euperpiiorcnratbs @crbanblnuscn.
IJpi,ItIEaN 80
(Sortlebuu9 BON Der 3. Geitc.)

e. G. Goenne, Bird pre-, 4th
ward ................... D "
Herbert H. Mohr, 3rd spre,
18th ward .........aa.ss.: 70
Ed Moore, 1stf pre-, 5th ward 4S9
B. T. O'Neil,S LIST pre-, 9Th
ward ~. ...........y $3.50
T. P. Kennedy, End pre-, 5th
:. ward "a King ;.: sna pre-; I'll ward ,rss 70
ward .....s,.....e....... s 10
i. j. Epping,s Bird pre-, 9Th
ward 2s1O
Eugene hartman, list pre-, 9Th
ward .................... so
John S. Dow, list presssss6th 1
ward ............ q SO
Ray Kuehl, End pre-. 9Th ward 5 40
Alfred B. Parkhurst, End pre-,
9TH ward observation-disclosures. $40
John r. Baker, 3rd pre-, 9Th
Wafd .-.... D III
r. E. Gertz, 3rd pre-, 9Th ward 5 10
clerks-Country.
Chris. Grell, Aliens Grove
Otto G. Ketelgen, Aliens
Grove Twp. .............. so
P. S. Gilroy, Towi Of Betten-
j. Kneipp, Town Of Betten-
W. G. Fromme, ist pre-, Blue
Grass Twp. ......:....... a SO
Ernest Werner, LIST pre-. Blue
Grass Twp. ............ 4 SO
Rudolph schuett. 2nd pre-,
Blue Grass Twp. ......... 4. SO
Rudolph Plett, End pre-, Blue
Grass Twp. ............ 4 BY
Christ. zogg, 1st pre-, Buffalo
Edward Taylor, LIST pre-, Buff
John I'M ple tt' End pre-, Buffalo :
Twp. 4 U5
T. J.. Brus. End pre-, Buffalo
Twp. ................... 4 O5
r. p. Ringey, Butler Twp. :. 4 20
Peter Wiese, Butler Twp, . 4 20
Rudolph ~Stoltenberg, Cleona
Twp. 5 10
Henry Dietz, Cieona twp. 80. S 10
w. r. Warnebold, LIST pre-,
Davenport tWp, ........... 4 20
Fred H. Bothfuhr, LIST pre-,
Davenport twp .......... 4 20
VIM. Puck, I'd pre-, Daven-
--GA ~
port twp 49,. ........... $50
Albert Sindt, I'd pre-, Daven-
port twp 49,. ........ 4 SO
Emil e. Burmeister, Hickory
Grove twp $50. ........ 5 10
Geo. Meyer, Hickory Grove
twp ~. ..................S IS 10
r. G.. Meyer, LeClaire twp. A SO
J. v. Pollock, Sr., LeClaire
VIVID ....t [. NG@A q Hu
Henry Brockmann, Liberty
twp $50. &c.. ....... a SO
p. j. Thede, Liberty twp 80. a so
Adolph p. Arp, Lincoln twp. . 4 SO
Sherman Walker, Lincoln twp 4 SO
VIM. Hanne, Pleasant Valley
Twp 800. So. ........ 4 50
Frank Kuehl, Pleasant Valley
Twp .... ....m.s.......... SO
Chas. H. Suffer, Princeton
twp $50. 80. ......... 4 80
M. l.. Hire, Princeton twp =. 428O
r. HI. Dittmer, Rockingham
Twp 80. 80. ...... 4 70
John p. Jacobs, Rockingham
Twp go. SO. ........... 4 20
VIM. HI. Kuehl, Sheridan twp 4 80
Christian Ewoldt, Sheridan
twp 80. ~. ............ 4 80
John s. Marti, Winfield twp. A 20
w. p. Neil. Winfield twp 49,. 4 20
Rent, City.
+. @. Fahrenkrug, LIST pre-, LIST
ward -. I. ........... Is 90
Mrs. W. III. Reginniter. I'd pre-,
1st ward ...:.........:.. Is 90
J. Schnack, Sd pre-, LIST
ward Observation-Disclosures. 15 90
Friendly House, 1st pre-, I'd
ward ~. .:.. .......... Is 90
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-27

= Sapan lit nidt abseneist, oie
holldnoilden aolonien an li6 gu reie
BEN. 8as tbut man nidt aues fir ieiz
ne Sreunoe!
- Nad General 8eribins besinnt
Jest crit Sic Saso auf @iua. @ir bat
ten tin pod ldou mebrere 0aale -
beinabe!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-27

H. o. Wichelmann, I'd pre-,
"a ward ... ........... 1900
Henry Wieskopf, Sd pre-, I'd
+ ward 49,. 80. .......... Is 90
A. Andersen, list pre-, Sd ward Is 90
HIM. Render, I'd pre-, Sd ward Is 90.
H.. O. Wichelmann, Sd pre-,
3rd ward ............ 10 90.
IChas. H. Lohmann, I'd pre-,
18th ward ........:. Is 90
Fred Martens, Sd pre-, 4th
Ward ..... ............. Is 90
Miller Hotel Co, LIST pre-, 9Th
ward $50. .... is 90
10. G. Murray, I'd pre-, 9Th
ward ....... ...... is 90
Henry Lemburg, Srd pre-. 5th
ward ....... ..s..... Is 90.
John Maven, LIST pre-, 9Th
ward $50. So. ........... 15 90
East Davenport Turn Verein,
I'd pre-, 9th ward 80. -. Is 90.
Minnie Moth. Sd pre-, 9th
ward /. -. ..........., Is 90.
Rent, Country.
Town of Bettendorf ........$ 10 90.
Fred Thiering, First Pre-. Blue Il alg{
Grass twp. 1850. .......... y 5 90
johnson & Johnson, I'd pre-.
N DAuS vi LOS w 70 r . . . . u w
Buffalo twp, LIST pre-, Buff
| falO twp 800. ........... 6 90
Aug. Plett, Cd pre-, Buffalo
twp. -. S 90
fGeo. F. Randolph, Butler twp 5 90
Henry Gertz, LIST pre-. Daven-
port WI 10 90
Henry Nagel, I'd pre-, Daven-
port tWp. ............. 10 90
Peter Wamser, Hickory Grove
Twp ............. D w
Town of LeClaire, LeClaire
Twp .... ........:..... B 90
VIM. Maves, Pleasant Valley
IWp 80. ........ lO W
Town of Princeton, Princeton
Twp 49,. ............. 800
Town of Rockingham, Rock
ingham twp .............. 5 90
/. Q. Q. r. Lodge No. 719,
Winfield twp ~. -. ~. 500
Delivering and Returning Ballots,
! City.
Joseph Wagner, collecting
ballots .... ............. 5 90
Albert o. Kurth, collecting
ballots 80. ............. 5 90
Ludwig N. H. Berg, collecting
Herman Bahns, delivering and -
returning ballots .......... so
Peter Sauer, delivering and
returning ballots .......... 6 SO
Delivering and Returning Ballots;
Country.
Henry I. Hahn, delivering
Dallots .... ............. IL 90
VIM. W. Preis, delivering bal
lotto G. Ketelsen, Aliens
e o twp. .............. 4 90
,B. ]. Messer, town of Betten-
dOrI .... ............. 2 %
!, John II. sGoerring, LIST pre-,
Blu Grass twp ....e...... 3 90
~. w. Schmidt, I'd pre-, Blue
Grass twp So. ...... 2 90
p. M. Gold, LIST pre-, Buffalo
Twp a.... $500. 2 90
VIM. Plett, I'd pre-, Buffalo
IWp ... ......... 2 90
VIM OFT, Butler twp 1850. 3 so
Henry Dietz, Cleona twp. ~. 8 so
j. B. Freund. LIST pre-, Daven-s
port twp 80. ......... 200
Louis Haase, I'd pre-, Daven-
port twp $780,. .l........ 2 90
Julius Lamp, Hickory Grove
Twp .... 3 90
W. A. Shirk, LeClaire twp 4. 2 go
Chas. Dahms, Liberty twp. !. A 90
Gus S~chneckloth. Liberty twp. 2 90
lP. j. Johansen, Pleasant Val
ley twp ...,. ............ 2 SO
Samuel Auliff. Princeton twp. SO
John P. Jacobs, Rockingham
twp ~. .L.............. 90
John Arp, Sheridan twp 49,. 2 90
IJohn Grill winfield twn z An
Arranging Eoo.hs, City.
Henry Kasch, hauling booths.
IHenry bunker. ST.. erecting
! booths. etc 49,. ... u 90
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-27

On motion, the board adjourned TO
Thursday, April 20. 1916, at 2 o'clock
p. m. EDWARD COLLINS,
Clerk.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-27

Sit elmer fiirsliden sisung oes
Sdulraibes muroe Ser gauge. 2e6rer-
ltab Ser Sodldlle mieber angeitelt,
bis auf SRI. @elen @arrilon, 2ebre-
rim oes gngliiden, @arrp g.. goris
llno Nrofelior &ritsn1oll, 2ebrer Der
Observation-Disclosures, peldye OIL anbe-
rem Sd}ulen Anltelllnsel angenom-
men babell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-27

SVNWStl SluIJS>
Cine 1elie Mnflaae lit gegen sic
Stride erbuben. poroe1, beren meb-
rere 9llloerte 5llr @lage IN biei tent
ltlo in be%nad)barten Counties gemor-
Den iin0 unb onrd Die @iloldulsge-
lete Dor NbidieBep geidliikt meroel1.
Die 6armer babell iib id,on la1rge
6eflagt, DOB Sic Siridle tire iungen
saaten beld)aoigen oOer ,gaii,5lid SER
ltoret m1o Die Hilioe bon illnaen
Sbltbaltmen abllagen. Sic baben
mieoerbolt Die Staatslegislatl1r gebe-
ten Die Siride III .eine1n Garf ab5ll=
l6lieben ooer SIT crlalrben, baB lie Obj
geidolIen iperoelt, obcr erfolglos.
IS. @oblano, ein III Ser Ne1be bon
9unlap mobncnoer Sarrner, menoet
lid) nm Silfe OH oie goln,tp49ebor-
Den. gr erflart, Sab iih cine grobe
Mntilope NIT ieiner @efabrti1 feline
5arm gum @obniib erforen babe
ullo nidt peggetrieben meroen f6l,1e.
gr %perlangt, bob oas County ibm
eirr 1pertbppues Diinen be5able, MEL
Dies .Ourh oas mtloe Mennen Ser Sir
Idle INIT Ser @feroeber0e eridredt, IN
'eine stadelorabtlmsa,,nl.ng ge-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22

RarIsrube. Die Grieesdusz
iteIlung mar ipGbrtnO ibrer Dierip6.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
SOPHOMORE PLAY WILL
BE GIVEN TONIGHT
Good Cast Chosen aud Dialogue Is
Bright and Snappy-fargc Audi.
enCC Is Expected.

The high school play The sophie
more, will be staged iu the high
school auditorium tonight at = o'clock
All rehearsals have been held and
every detail is expected t1 20 Of ln
good order
1t has been long while since Pen.
dleton people have been able 10 see
anything but comic opera played by
local talent and large number
should avail themselves OF the oDpor.
tunity. The price ot 10 and 20 cents
has been made so that all viii be abba
to attend
The money received fron the play
will go to the student body to help
pay off debt incurred Cor this years.
football sweaters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
STEAMER COLUMBIAN
VIOLATED NEUTRALITY
Sent Wireless Warnings OF Subma-
rines and Carried Contraband Steel
Declared German Note.
(Carl Ackerman.D

BERLIN. Dec. l9.-The German
reply to the United States note re-
garding the summarizing Of the
American steamer Columbian declared
the vessel sent wireless warnings OF
submarines in the zone Of operations
thus violating neutrality.
The note declared the German sub
marine commander halted the Colum-
bian during storm and subsequently
released her. He noted an American
flag. with the name Columbian. New
York. Later the submarine dis
covered the Columbian had sent wire
less warnings broadcast and again
halted the steamer and searched her.
He found contraband steel aboard
The note contends the sinking was
therefore not a violation Of internati.
onal law.