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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08
James W. McDiWel Dies
at Polk County Home

James W. Mcdowell, aged 72 years,
for thirty years resident of the Will
lamette valley, after a lingering illness
died this morning, May 8, 1916, shortly
after twelve O'Clock at his home five
miles west of Salem at Summit, Polk
county. The body was brought this
morning to the Rigdon & Richardson
undertaking parlors, at which place
funeral services will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at two O'Clock. Burial
will be in the family lot in City View
cemetery. Rev. r. D. Yarns viii con-
duct the service.
Thirty years ago he came from Green
vile, Pennsylvania, with his family and
stopped at Forest Grove, later locating
on the tract of land that has ever since
been his home. He was farmer and
was interested in developing the min
eral resources of the state. Throughout
the valley he has many friends who will
grieve to learn of his passing. He was
well-knOwn in Salem and surrounding
country particularly.
He was preceded to the eternal
sleep by his daughter, Ida Mcdowell
Phoenicie, over thirteen years ago,
and his wife Lydia Mcdowell six
years ago. He is survived by four sons:
William, Harry, Guy. and Roy Nc
Dowell; by four brothers; t. D. Me-
Dowell, of Portland; G. NJ, A. D., and
S. A. Mcdowell, of New Hamburg,
Penn; two sisters: Mrs. J. G. Reigel-
man Of Salem, and Mrs. Ed Reichard
of Portland; one grand daughter, Ethel
! Mcdowell, aged years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08
Company M Marksmen
Shoot Record Scores
at FINER Rifle Range

The second days record practice on
the outdoor rifle range at Fin er yes
tcrday brought out IS shooters from
Company NJ and all qualified Tor marks
men with the necessary score of 100 cut
of possible $50 but one man who rank
ed as a first class man and the lowest
score of the days shooting was 157.
The high score was made by Sergeant
Banta, who registered 235. Sergeant
Blunk was second with 220. These
were the only shooters who scored
above the 30 necessary for experts.
The other scores follow:
Sharpshooters-Sco l90-Sergeant
Afford 2O5; Private T. Davis, 204; Cor
poral Joseph McAlister, 1913; Private
Harry Plant, 1876; Corporal Evans Hous-
ton, l94; Private Arthur Reinllnrt, 1872.
Marksmen-Scorc 160-Captain Max
Gchlhar, 1S9; Private J, Krebs, 1874;
Cutler, $50; Corporal A. A. Hall, lI9;
Prvates NJ Hayden, us; Joha Cay,
l7G; Rogers, l7G; Carl Gabriclson, 1863;
Jeffrey, .l66.
First class man, under lGO-HoldGr-
man, 1877.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08
Spring Valley News
(CaDital journal Special Servico.l J

Spring Valley, 0rey May S,-Prof.
Chns. Doolittle and wife, of Philadel-
phia,, Pa, visited this week with Rev.
@. A, McKinlay, u boyhood friend of
Mr. Doolittle. Dr. Doolittle occupied
the chair Of mathematics and astronomy
for 20 years at I4ehigh university, Beth.
lehem, Pa, until elected to the same
position at the state university, Harris
burg, which he occupied until he was
made professor emeritus year ago,
when his son succeeded him. Dr. Doc.
little and wife have spent the last year
travelling in the west, spending great
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08

Come friends of Temperance, all unite
Whatever name you wear,
Our cause is to uphold the right
Come Join and never fear
Come boldly up and give your name
TO help all the oppressed,
That alcohol has brought to shame,
And all will call thee blest.
The old and young may all come in
And work for the good OF all,
The enemy's ranks are growing thin,
They bark to the Temperance CALL
Now let the temperance army unite
To bind King Alcohol
An temperance friends for good mC
right,
Our cause demands them all.
Composed in 1867 by Adam stephens
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08

deal Of time in California and making a
trip to Honolulu, They expect to re.
turn home in few weeks by way Of
Yellowstone Park.
w, r, Ray and family expect to move
to Kings Valley in the fall whore he
has rented large dairy farm, lie will
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08
Yesterdays S Results.

At POrtland-No game with Los An
gees wet grounds and rain.
At San Francisco-Oakland, %; San
Francisco, Ill.
At Los Angeles-Venon, 5-3; Salt
Lake, Is. (Afternoon game II in
nings)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08

suit against Detective Andrew Gaugh-
ran and his squad of Chinatown of
ficers,, demanding $4,000 damages and
alleging that the club was raided 11S
times during period of II days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08

Oakland took an IL to pounding in
the post meridian, and the way the
Seal batters moved down Beer, Chadek
and Klawitter was horrible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08

Let the Capital Journal New Today
Column put your dollars on the right
track.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08

Eight Oaklanders famed in success
sion in the midst of the afternoon S
pastiming. Oldham whitfield Davis, Beer
and Barbeau. Then Brown replaced
Oldham and ozoned Barry Davis, Beer,
Barbeau and Lane, all in row.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08
Watching the ScOrebOard
Pacific Coast League standings.

; = 4 !: 4 4 = 4 4: 4 x = 4 =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08
SULLIVAN IS RELEASED

London, May S.-James NJ.
L. Sullivan, former American
minister to Santo Domingo, was
released today by British auth
critics who arrested him on sus-
picion in Dublin during the re-
belhon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08
11s RAIDS IN II DAYS

San Francisco, May S-The Siberia
club, a Chinese organization, today filed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08

Ping Bodie made five trips to the
platter and whanged out four safeties,
two of them being doubles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08

Sport News

: 4 = 4 x = i; 4: = !; = i; x !.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08

The morning game in San Francisco
was a battle between Martin and Couch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-08


two of them being doubles.
The morning game in San Francisco
was battle between Martin and Couch.
Martin 3 knuckle ball was too much
for the Seals and Oakland nosed home
ahead, to l.
Vernon Tigers hit in punches in the
morning and Warhop Of Salt Lake took
a man 5 size beating.
Bunny Brief broke up what looked
like a Tiger victory with double in
the eighth and Buddy Ryan won the
victory with triple in the eleventh.
All this happened in the afternoon,
Ty Cobb tailed and broke Detroit 3
losing streak against Ot Louis when he
was safe on JohnsOn's boot, embezzled
second, grabbed third on a wild heave
and came home on Burns twin saeker.
! Cleveland g sluggers walloped the
White SOx again by pounding out four
runs in the eighth when Faber weak
ened.
Kantlehner, of the Pirates, won a
pitchers duel from Lavender, of the
Cubs, when Max Carey drove one over
the fence for home run in the fourth.
I 1t was the only score of the game.
| --S-a~S-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
Die 1lniicrten liioen
frii6 Hrauf los!

9oris, IS. Mug. iber 9onoon.
.Seit 9eeinn Der groBeu offeniibe
Der 9riteu irnO 6rnn5oicn bat cine
ooaitanoigt REORGANIZATION Scr bent.
ihen Sruppen oil Ger 8eitfront
itottgefunoen. gum iiuo mebrere
@eHerdle hires aommanoos entbo,
ben moroen. Den Sberbefebl itber
Die gei1ntte oelifihe Streitmaht I'M
&eiten fitprt beitte GjeneraIfel6mar
idal b, Madcuien. (gSas 6ic 5rnn.
5oien pobl al Der gniiht perleiten
mag, Dab cs eernoe 6elouorifua b.
@aadenien iein mub, Der ibuen Dos
Sell aerbt Die anoeren oeltihen
Seerfiibrer inib aud niht bon
b ifleflten Gltern!"0
Su Glen iii es mieoer ait grot
froDalen aatommen; Irbeiter
oas Ratbuis un6 berlona.
ten 9lb6iIfe.
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@iGh snnhnn hrntt hier.

8ilp Smodp miro belte abenS
I'M AUDITORIUM ieine Seremioot
gcgen Den 9eufel glfobol losloilen.
@citeru entieiielte er IN Iorth
8Iotte unO III @rano SsIauo Die
&aiierbeiIiaeu 81 pobrem 5reuoen.
gebetl, 3afiirlih erbob er mteoer
gebmlptinseu, iuelde. mie or geuau
mciB. ebenio ligenbaft uno fnIid
tuie Die bon ibm pcrgebr1flten
3ablen uno Stotiitifen. God oas
moft Dem aelogierigen @ialoo
@pnnaeliiten uidts ans. CT femt
fein Bliblifum uno meiB, Odb es Die
s8obrbeit Der acknowledgement nidlt
peln oieielbeu uur nit Dem
Der lleber5eiiguHg unb nit
Reoensnrten eepirdt bin.
altsgei6rieen mrr0en.
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Wcuen ~,,Dcmtftlnnr"
0ciidttct b0bcm!

Bottom rs. ghlauit Ger 0a.
piian oes bier eingeiroifenen Csean.
oompiers aSahem berihtet. ban er
mnipeit @rauo 9onfs IN ser gSdbe
Der iran55fiden Stiiite Elm aroBes
goudbout aeiidtei babe. OAR a6er.
OILS cs it'd bemerft inb. nntertulh
te mo iliht ipicocr aeieben mliroe
Der annitan alolbt, cob es 0ie
0eutihlonO" gepeieu lit.
Norfolf 30, rs. 9liqllit. aa.
bitdH Glen oes bier eiuectrofiencn
normegiiheu Gampfers .Slf" BE-.
rihtetc bent bieiigen bnoroeropbi
i6cn 4nt OaB er i'm mittelaflan
iiiden G8eon uui DER StraBp ami
ihen 9oriolf uno Der D1iihoma
ees euetiihen aauals an iunften
Elm laudboot p~aiiierte. 9lon
glaubt niht ooB es Die .Geuti@
lono gemeieu iein fonn. oie crit
IN Der Radt auf ben sipeiten 9lp
quit 4ompton 8ooos perlieB uno in
flir5en 3eit faum eine 10 erobe
5trede 5urildgeleqt baben 0ilrfte.
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Portugal wiM bGlN
tdtio cinercifcni

siiiobon, Is. Mug. @aior
slorton MQttos. 9ortlaals aricas
miuilier mndte heiie beionni, OaB
Rorhigai binnen stlir5en Stre.t
irdfte mlf irnn56iiidem 9ooeu lan.
oeti miro, Inn aegen Die Geutifen
.5ll tdnpien. (Gic per0cn ben grbl
aid niht ictt madcnD
@ereits I'M &ouenber 1914 batte
Noa 9orlament fiir eiuen 6intritt
&ortugals in oer aricg al Der Gel.
te Der a~liierteu aeitinmt Sm &c.
hrilur oieicS Snbres puroen 36
INT 1aio ontern0e oeutide S6lfie
bon Der portugiiiiheu 8eaieruna
belhlognobnt moraui 8eutidlano
i'm Mdrs 9prtu1al Den ariea er
fldrte. Die portuaiiiidlen Iuippeu
ipuroen ouI 16 Mlar5 mobiliiiert.
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Sir Grbaltmn0 Ses
Stats Hapitcls!

2incoln, 9ebr.. is. gflIq. -
@ouOerueur @lorebeao bat auf Den
20, auguit einc @onferen5 einbern
fen, atf melher Rhine filr Die &c.
purutur oes iiiooitlihrn 7Slilaels oes
aopitols qefoBt meroen ioLen. Be.
fonntlih bot i'd oieier Geil 0es
Stantsbauies beoeiteno geIenft. 10.
nab Die @eiabr zines gGu8liden Sin.
Itlr5es nidt pon Der @ano 3u mel.
fen lit.
g(n Der aonferen8 nerocn Sic
Stadts6ebaroc fir 6ffentlife &c
bGuoe iino 2dnoereien, meiher Sie
aufiiflt fbcr oas anpito[ oblicot.
Der Staots S%ngenienr, 3ipei 0emo.
fratiifle 91itglicOer Der 2eaislotur.
George Sofion Sprehcr oes Sott.
ies, uno Senator Bill. QobI, gr1.
iioerlt pro tentpore oes 5enats, 70.
ME 5uei repnblifaniide 9italie6er,
feprnientant o. 8etrus Geterion
nno 5enator 6. 8. 5pirf, tciIneb
men.
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u%iiiIionare na9 Jnticn'
brGmG6cn Grlambnis!

9onOon. is. Mug. ~ Bie bier be.
funttt gegeben luurOe, miiiieu Gerio.
nen Die feline engIilhcn S%taatsanae
horigen fino unb nod ,Snoie 8u rel.
len muniden nm bort MiiIions
poer er6. abungsarbeiten gu beaiu
men. in 3ufunit gum 8ctreten oes
2anoes Die @rlonbnis ser moiiden
Behoroeu hoben.
Die engliihen 9eboroen crfldren,
Inn 9tiBpcrit0uoniiirn p~or5ubeuqet,
bob bieie 8eitimnnng nidt ettun
gum 3Defe erlniien moroen lei, I'M
Millions. ODER io5iaIe 8irflamfeit
IN 5noien 8u eridperen ODER Ser.
ionen Oapor 5u eutntutigeL ion0ern
tie bat lebielia oen 3fued. g2iiiio.
mare olts Gem 2an6e icit3uboIten bic
IN aftIner Sgnpatbie NIT oen 5ein.
ben Der engliiden R%egierung iteben.
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AmsIidtt amf Giniemmo
mcbr als iin0cWib!

@oibmoton. rs. gpeuit. = ara.
iioent ySilion ertlGrte bciite uodmit.
io0 Den gobnpr1ioenten IN ourren
@orteL ouB iic enhpeocr ben @n.
.gciteIlten 3ugcitdnOniiie MAIDEN
miiBteu. oorr Bic 8erantlpurtlma
iiir eiuen Streif i'm 2anbc az traaen
bGtteH Ole 9o6mnn1natrn bern.
len lid Oorouf Dab cine Gnnobme
Der &ori6ldge DER 8roii0enten fitr
ole 9obnen ben 8anferott ino ibr
Gooesurteil beoeuten miir0en.
CbGleid DC Gage cine icbr pre-
fare it, iino Oie Resicumasfreiie
bod Der Aoffmmg Dab ic IT'D fla
rem peroe uno Dob bei6e Seiten
lhlieBlih Dem Blame Ses 9rali0en.
ten 5uitinnnen mer0en. Aui icocn
SOL bat bic Situation ~gcgemDartip
ibren lritiiden Rlnft erreiht.
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@risdiidJcr Diplomat ucr6aftct.

2onoon is. altgun. - Cine
4tDener Depei6e an bic Grdange
Selegrapb So. meloet. bob Gin Dit
aiico Der grihtiden B~eionotidaft
Up Berlin, apf Dem Neae bon Qtbcll
nod Berlin. in 5talicn pcrbaftet
iurroe uuo i6u bic oiplomutiiten
Bapiere, Die er NIT iid fiibrtr. ab
g%etonraten iDiir6er. Ser eriediide
@eian0te IN Rom 1T o~ieierbaIb
bel Der romiiden aegierltn1 Dor.
getuor0en.
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Stc6en unf gntem anf.

2onoon IL. IuguIt. ~ einen
Iele9ramm 5uiolgc. Dos Die Reil.
ter 9lgeatur ans 5ofio b~etonulcn
bot, ituo bic 5e5icbungen 3piiheu
9ulaa-ien mo Rlm1nien mieber
iehr ireunolid gcmor0en. Gle 9e.
rcitmiaieteit Der rumaniiden 9te-
giermg, 5Diihen Den beioen 2on
bern 8aren uas5utoulhen, bat in
Der b~ulenriiden @nupiitaOt cinen
iebr giinitieen Ginorud gemaht.
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gIntOmubilnniaa.

Sn 60. 8luffs flibr ciu 5tro.
kenbobmUnecn Der Benton Ctr.
9nbn 2inie 0omerstog obeno in
Elm AutomobiI bineiu, in meldeiu
lid u. 6. Seller, 8rGiioemt oes DOR.
tigen 9erihouerungs 8ereius. uno
Satin uu0 Soc Germ be.
gae orei murDm perlebt,
Oesalciheu Elm gniiogier Der 5tro.
Benbabn, nomcns Sun RcSteeman.
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@n9Eano braudtt nnierc
N'''niticn nidt mebr.
WY pF'iil dlen ElnterhamIr mirh dbrr
Rinsr. piljF gt5iemru6 nnb
bnufbaF aneflanut.


eanoQn IS gllauit. Die Rie.
lsupipite melde sic amerifnner
anQfrh riBbetmIreu oa6 re 6no
'aiip unb leine aliicrten nit @rdna.
ten. 1uin' Eums auaela mo Moro.
peIi5epeen nler glrten oeriorgten.
petpeu IN Babe aufboren. Der
nnag Nlitnitionsminiiter eomar0
1pauc Montague ertI1rte I'M lin.
Eetholis, Dob bic britiide Heaieriue
nldlt loneer nuf Die omerifoniiden
SIrirrrngca 1iigauieIen lei mo 6al0
gon5 nuf oiefelben ber5idten fonnc.
pie Jobritdfton bon @eidoiien ici.
MIN onbeim urt0 in anna0a 10 por
SiigLih orgoniiiert, oaB englanO
nitt otf bic 8iIfe Der merchantmen
5nbriten ongepieien iet, iogte ser
Ytiniiter, un0 er figte bin3u: .gta.
tiirIih iinb mir ben am~eritarern
lebr ooHfbor mr. ben geiitaao, Den
tie inns geleiftet boben. SIM eriten
Sabre bee arieaes lieferten lie uns
70 Bro5ent unierer leihten un0 40
Yro0ert unierer i6peren @eidolie,
BON Der @euebrmumition eornidt 5u
re0en.~
3n ieiner Rebe teilte Der Utini.
Iter nit ooB IN Den enaliIden qtn.
riticnsfnbrifen isst nnbe5u $500.
900 Berinleu beidGftiat iin6, oar.
ulter iiber 100000 6rauen. Sic
pr0olftiOn bon @eitoiien fir ole
aft0ebupiln0er lit t70mol groBer
ais Dor einefn Sabre oieieliae BON
BeiHnllcH fir ihiDere Sonbisen 81.
mai uno oieieIfige mir @rnnoten mitt
leren anlibers 34mal. @eIdoiie
iiir bic iflDeriten aononen ncroen
beute 94utnl mebr berseiteat, ais I'M
SuIi 1915.
Der Wlnitionsaufuano Bel Ser
IN Der 8itoroie iii uaae.
fitbr Der 9linilter tort, ..nber
rr iiberiteigt uiifere Groouttion nift.
feiHe ultborbergeiebene Gto
eittrih, 10 fonuen mir @e.
gertlg beriteaen, INN Die Gf-
enoIos fortiesen at fonnen.
nnO @taidincneepebre ma.
len mir nlth mehr ols aenua mo |
pr berbeilern rniere Organization
'ortfudtrcno. Gus lit cine abfoIutc
RotucnOigfeit bern iolonae mir Is
einem Jcin0e. fuie 9cutidlan0, !
Y mn baben, olirfcn mir uift it'll :
4
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SdeiOet ans Dem ee6sn.

9ie lSiabriec SPA garnes be.
ling Gonnerstae in ibrem Simmer
III grfor0 6ofeI SeIbitnoro. in.
Dem iie Bift perihhidte. Sic nur-
DC I'M lterben0eu 3uitano in 0as ct.
sSoiephs 6oipitaI iiberiiibrt. mo Iie
nod fiir8er Set beridieo. 5trei-
fiafeiteH mt ibrem 2ieb6ober, oenl
5daHftellner Carl Seiien, ioaen
DER Bruno SIT Dem Selbltmoro alb.
aegeben baben. 9ie @lttter Der
iugen0li6eR 5efhitmorberin rDobnt
hi Cot Geru So.
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aanina Sim plartthfriht

Aunlos GItD, I6. gIa1nlt.
Rinopirb- 3uilbr 5000; 4iarb
laneinm, ret bjs n%icorigcr.
aiibe. ieit.
5abrliugc, fen.
1todcrs, lnnaionL
aolbcr, ici bis |mcoriger.
SdliuelHe 3ufubr 5000; Mlntft
felt.
3urdidHittsprgis 9.75-t0.30.
50drter Nreis 0,i0.
Sdafe- 3uribr $500; Marft 10
Dis 25c g0ber.
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hinScrldbmmno
i'm 5mncbmcn!

glcm gorf is. guguIt .-Seute
mittog puroeu 30 Iooesf1ae mo
124 neue 6dae an ainoerld6mma
aui Dem bieiiged @eiun0beitsomte
%augemeloet.
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prGiiSent petiert
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NaiGHgton IS. gug. 9yrafi
Dent @tlion bat beute uadmittne
non bciocn Saniern ongruomuu
ne 4rrHee.g . rDfqipungsbia beticrt.
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klcinc Eokalnadprtdbte

Sn 5lorenee lit 5ran alar
~ Steh1aH Den 8erleBunaen erie
gen, uelhe tie nn Samstag bel ei
mem llnfaa oaoougetrogen. sic ct
reitte elm Utter bon 80 Sabren.
@eiteru beidcerte 1ins sc.
&ettermann einuIol mieoer rcd
beibcs 8eiter. lin A llbr nodmit
togs baten mir niht meniger als
96 @roh. 4ud bcrte lit Die Sisl
gor nidt obne. bod ioa es morger
filbler uer0eL ioaor Gegenidolel
meroen ioaar Re9enidnner itebel
lteben fir Somstag in 4ugii4t.
Sed5ig gcluotner non Cmo.
ba, melde aus 9iebrosfo Gin tam.
men, begaben iid bette friib nod
lettercr Sta0t. nm SIR .8eimfebr
ISOLDE" ibren frii6eren 0iitbiIsaern
81 5eigen mo iih IN Der uolo tolun"
81 oniiiieren.
GaB q. e. @rigas un0 Sran.
cisco Musco. meIte oin 8ienstaQ
aus eineii glbfGnbfanol bel DER
9unpiiation an Garter Safe glub
ais Seiden bernisge5ogen muroen,
ibren 3o1 0urd @ritidlnq an iddo.
Iiden Gnien uno ourh Grtrtrfcn
gefunoen bnben lit Der llrteils.
iprud, ben Die acknowledgment .@e.
iduorenen aeitern fdIlfen. Die Sci.
dc bon @rigqs muroc nod g}aib.
niae. Ienn, aur 8eitattuna ilber.
Ihibrt.
Cine BON 700 in Ser g2abe
oes Spritg Cafe Boris tnobneocn
Bemobnern uiter5eidlnete getition,
in welder Der Sta0trat eriud)t miro,
Dos @oiier IN oem 5dmfmmboiin
oes 4orfs iDenigitens 3meimal in
Der 8ohe ernet,ern SIT Ioiieu, uuroe
Gonnerstag DEN Stootootern unter.
breitet gs miro oorauf hinaemie.
len 0aB 5000 bis $4,000 gerionen
fpoGentIid oort BADEN, uuo DAB cine
mir %eiumaligc grneuerrng 6es @ai.
iers aeicBiui0rie lit.
5n ben 4nlnecn Der 5hlo6t.
1ausiirmo arnlolir & So, in Sii6
miro Elm neites ailblbaus
arridtet, Dab ieds 5iodDerfe cnt.
mo etlpo 100000 folten
ioa.
6reo Natts, 1907 Cunning
Ctr, unb 5pbn Sburmeier, 1901
Dooenport Str, mur0en iueaeu
5ago auf rpiloe @uten our 5don8eit
u ie $1,000 @eloftrofe neroonnert.
9r1lioent g. 6. @albin bon
Ter Union gncific 8oBn, fuelder
.beufaQs bonn 8rdiioenten @ilIon
III 3elcQranun erbaIten Bate, Der
tonferer5 in 8nibington beisumob
ZEN bot Der eiulaouna feline 6ols
ie geieiitet, oa er bod nidt 5ur
edten 3eit BORT intreffen fotnte.
81. 2. 2olDett bon glem gerf
0es Gireftorenrots Der,
uno miro oieie belte in $50.
%bertreten.
Qas Siampugne aonitee 0er
SrobibitioniiteH bon douglas Gouns
) 1ielt Gonnerstag aben6 i'm qus
itorinm Oer y. ID. 6. II. cine Ser.
ob, an melfer etfnn 800
Serionen teilnobuen. @g puroen
ie Blame fir Die &erbihpa6I Be.
'rofen uno cine anmpaane bon
ANS all Sous beidloiien.
Giebe brndlen hi o1s aom
Iiiiionsacidaft bon 8oosleg, 1881 1
tot 25. Ctr. in 5ii0 Gn1oba mo
ltfueneeten 30 8iln0 Der beiten I
utter.
Autonobil Gioiolm iii iml
rciie i'm finrn Gent per eaaoHe
,rnntergegnagrn mo toitet jest Z
Be- Der Freis fin @etrofelm III
ienfous I'M einen 1aGeHi geimfen
10 bciraat iebt 71ae.
art 3onier, Der ioeoen ST.
oronHp oea aaiiierers VI. SLY
mltb ia Sidnts5nhfbails cine Ii
t%lsianoIide 3liaht6ansitroic obiiBt.
oird oen ofieutlihcs 9ertei :
ger 9iidare & @ortnn lei oeu
beracrldlt aearn eas lIrfetl nuf
riiHo pcH Srrtiunern Neruiungi
lggeic9t. z
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sranna oLs Glerf aeindt.

@WIlhilg aIs NIeft 9eiitdlt,
Gin gebiloeter iamqer Geltidcr nit
oltsge5eidnetcn 3eugniiien milnidt
SteIluug OILS Glerf in elmer 9anf
oOer onocrcm @eiddft meun m6g
lid in einem oeutiheu @ei6aft.
Ron idreibc Sol Rietfotter. Cma
ia Gribilne. 24.S tG.
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Sn brei Sabren Ioaen ole Ser.
Stoaten Die Spcitgr0Bte 5lottc Der
8elt boben ioat 9err Daniels
ME itebt es ober nit Der notiaen
gemannung, 6err SefretGr2
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Omaha, IS. anguit.
HiaObieb-3ufubr TOO.
geentiere, felt bis it0rfer.
Quite bis bette 9.75-10.25.
MitteImabige 9.00-9.75.
@eIpobnlide 7.75-9.00.
S1brIinae cute bis bette Oh
biz t0.40.
0littelmaBiee 9.00-9.75.
@epobnlide 6.25-9.00.
8ecfes 7.75-9.25.
0aitteImdbigc 7.25-7.75.
@etpobnlide 6.40-7.2b.
aitbe, 10c b5ber.
Cute bis bette 6.5S-725.
@etpobnEtde 6.00-6.5O.
WittelmdBige 100000.
Sellers, felt.
eute bis bette 6.75-7.50,
5tofers uno 8eeoers, ftarf.
5eeoprs, cute bis bette $50 Bis
$40.
MittelmdBige 6.00-6.SO.
6tofers uno 6eeOers, lang bis
felt.
Stod aiibe 5.50-6.50.
@elpobnlihe G.00-6.50.
Stof Sellers 5.t5-6.75 rs.
Stod 8dlber 6.50-S.25.
8eal adIber S.25-t1.25.
Bulls, Stngs 6.O0-7.25.
Bologna Bulls 5.75-6.15.
5apeinr- 3utibr 600.
Warft 5-10e nieoriaer.
QurdidnittspreiS 9.50-9.90.
@0diter Rreis 1895.
5dafe-3uiubr 10000.
Dart langiom bis uieoriger.
Sabrlinge 6.50-7.50.
Mio0cr 6.25-7.75.
gaminer 1850.
Wautterihnfe 700.
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Ct. aOiep6 Marftbcridt.

SL S0lepD WlarffbertdIt.
ct. 5oiepb rs. augult.
&lnODieb-8ningr 200; Nlarft felt.
9odlter Breis 1915.
5diDeine 3itiubr 1000; Mlartt
ieit
Gurhidnittspreis 10.tO-1030.
poditer Rreis 1896.
Sdafe- 3ufubr 800; Morft felt.
@eidorene Sdmler 100.
Chicago Marftbcridt.
Ghitdgo, rs. 4nquit.
RinSuieh- 3lifnbr 1000: W1arft felt
BIZ nieoriger.
Soditer Rrri5 Hoo.
ShmeiHe 3uiabr 1900; Daorft Sc
bober.
Observation-Disclosures 1G.t0-f070
Nodatrr Rreis 1880.
zdafc 3afubr 5000; Morft fdt.
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@eludlt. - Sausbalterin IN nit
3abreu. 2l2S iuol. IL. ctr.
y. 400. -8.2ls16
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Iii Dr. A. nniere ungegriffenen 80
nZ42 iten bon 5eioe, Seioerl-
crepe, Seioe u1o 2einen,
5nierieioe, einidlieBlid oler Wuiter Sei0en-
Delnoen (iDelhe oaDon (eift beidlmlBt nno
f%eblerbaff) bon Der Gmcrp Shirt 60. He-
gIldrer Wert big $3.50.
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Gmaha Metreioennrf,.

Gnhabo, IS. auuit
@cisptt
The Prescott daily news., 1916-06-27
NOTICE.

Below is partial list of speakers to be present at the barbecue at Lane burg, Ark, on the 4th of July. Masonic Order-Thos C. Me Rae C. C. Hamby.
 w. 0. w. Camp-Tillman Parks Steve Carrigan, Farrow Newberry. M. w. of A. Camp-Ear, Hodges R. D. Martin.
 A. o. U. W.-Will have speaker present.
 J. 0. A. Bush will read and com ment on the Declaration of lndepead- ence
 Plenty of music and barbecue meats Everybody is invited to come. All who can bring nice little pasNet pretty we'll filled. We also extend a special invitation to all neighbor,ae Camps. Don't forget the date.
 Very respectfully,
 COMMITTEE.