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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
mtlann Ahmtmiatra.
ttnnfn ng Iarm1rrnf.

S en- tillporenoe &eriooe bur Ser
olorig / @er0enshiltorien peret noz
rettet Ell Sien0e0el 1oo meget lob
gipenoe Mrbej0e til Gnrmerbefolf=
n,inne,16a -Nenlte- inm -aierme1n @il=.
onzMominiltrutionen. @n fort Ober=
iiet bill belpie oenne &ienoSgierning.
Tirnmcielt pg fommercielt.
N1ral @reoitst2open, ser fore To-
aeS % gjennemfprtes al @illon=9lo=
minitrotionel1, giper Sormeren Be
lomne lette 8etingclie r for at fun=
ne lame 5om 3pernes screenings
meno. SITE blot bil Sc ligeiaa let
1om andre funne loone &euge, men
pan inmme @ilfaar, og Sen 9ee01et=
tel]e al &ente, lom finder Ste0, lua
bel lom @ortfiernelien al &ommis=
:1to11er og uogifter, Ser Ell Ell 69lge
qof 2oben, oil bpert Mor ipare Sar=
1nerne beri 2on6et Mfillioner AT
Dollars. Me11e poo @rn1o al 6ennc
Sob Dor @n1on=M
giort fig fortjent til Ben ganfe
2onbbefolfnings 5tptte.
Tor 2anbets 6armere for vi fat
tiff ifabt en- fommerciel @rebit beb
6jelp al Seberal 9tcierpe- % &nra1
Gre6its-2pbene. Tarmerne ers mt /
Hengemarfebet anbre 6prretnin9s=
mrnbs ltgejtillebe.
Obeultooeroc CT CT 5et1li11g fra
SEN Sole, @il1on bolot, oa ban Of
ficielt bleb %1116errettet ONT, at bans
Eorti pnlfe6e bam gjenbolgt til
Yr91i6ent.
-Te6erol &elerpe=2oben> goDne,
5ormeren JONI @unbreoer oror(
Torretningsman6 peo at ifobe 10,
hom ct Marfeb for @unore6er Mil:
lio1er Dollars / Gorm al ufaru
mortgages" og Ggr6ipopirer for
.&Dpg. Set oil frem6eles eri16res
bDor burtigt 6i1onsminiiterct
traa0te til me0 Sc fornpone 8ellg;
til labe &e11ter, for at Mplen fun6f
fpn1me / Girfulntiol1.
i, 9e @fibSfartslobe, font CT
1iemfert unoer 8ilion-M ominlltvo
tionem, betD6er life. Blot il i,
Iransportlejligbe6 til l1olonoet, II
for u6erlan6if @ontrol eller Sllo.
blan0tng, lten Sc betD6er ogloa, q
5armere11 op1aar labere Srogttof
1ter for oe nbpre Meng6er &ano:
brugspro6nfter, bnn n6fprer Il
fremme6e 2an6e.
8e0 9arifrepiiionen blep Ia, e!
iGrIiat og g%r1tnoigt @enipn iii Tir=
merens 8ebob og .&rab, og fans
iprlige Snteresier bleb @ienltanl
for flor Ombn. &aa Srtliiten o11=
hrogtes 2anobrugsrcoifaber % Mo-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
1ullan1a Digtrr.
Scope Mdfjer iplber so.

Otppt <tuIltCt |DlOti ~.
SSeppe Mafjnr, ser poo 1oa mango
Weuaoer n1eo Nctte berer Yreoifo=
tet. ueSpllan0s Digter", feireoe for
leoen iin so Mors 5poielsbog / iii
Sjem, uSSerle~, / Merbeben al ST.
be. st Mntol lo116Sfjenote Menb
DoD0e tn0fun6ct fig lon Brotulon-
ter og %oberrofte 81. q. Digteren ct
5fe6ebreb pou s Sor. 2ur6 &eoe=
ioro - r1e0 Ell fits 9ll11l ton til
MafiGrs Scamp for at beborc 1ogle
Strefninger al Spllon0s &c6er /
oeres %oprtnoelige 9ffiffelie. Desl1oe11
in6lpb neutrality-suspicious. fra
Ec1ner og 2e1 ere / ollie 9omnorfs
@gnc % 8Der. s
S s%lnleo1ting :of SO Moret lfret
III an0cn al Sen ip6ife 8epegel=
les Meno, Sobonnes 9. Senian,
i uEol:" CT Mrtifd ON Mofjnr; hi
mfprer ct @r116itDffe:
Sen folfelige, inore,
primitive Strait bor bruot fig Sci
gjcnnem Mafjar 1om Digter. 0e
set iaa, at mon birfelig Dar Gor=
nemmellen al, at Set CT peo ct I'm
Der. Ser ct roget / MofjGrs Rl1l11t,
lpm ma11 llet fife fo1l forflore fig,
oen trolbman0sagtige Mogt, bbor=
mes Set ifrepne Sr6 lIoor io1111ter
ON SjGlen:- Mon le1er pg crin0rer
bn11s Gers n1eD 5%prbonlclic, ban bor
N]ort npgct pbernuttrligt mco Oislc
2injcr % Min1i CIT trpft 500, 1r1ol1
foor Set famine Stp0 / 5jGlelL lon1
noor Mctcorer folder, ellcr n1o11 poo
nnocn Moaoe plltbielig hegriber, at
set CT ion0t, set, 1o1n cllers f1tn CT
Mlmanof % IoprcSz2Drif.. SON q
e1s me0 Notltrel1> bans &vrS CT
mere cn6 ,&ers.
Sum eli Gang fpr Dor eli 1nooou
mGrfclig Gpnc til at luoaa 5prcget
n1eo 9fotnr Durct fjel1Ot, % set CT
lletop bps Oeblenlcbldgel. S Gbors
Nejle til Sotunbein1 ilnr- fi,1oes Sen
lonlnic oraltiife og fglio111ne> 5prog-
belmloling, Set 1tcfterlignelige> eli
bis 6%orpopc1beO, iom. t Gplge iii
Guicn oltio CT M, Ser er: ejenoom1s
melig for Mofjers be0l tie Digte.
Set er l%narere ct 5lugtlfob ems IL
terGr &oubirfl1ing. Silicon er SEN
lunmc Dos begge, cit flor Oprinbe=
ligleb, Dplclig Driltigbeo pg Ell
alori0 ipigtell0e 5ifferbe6 / 6ma=
gen, lon1 man 1toor moobenoe ODER
for, Ell 8epingetbeo, g}DtterflnIt It,
Der enoOo CT | CT bis Mo61tri0 n1e0
begae Niateris ioa la19t ipogere
Nro1a. Sc CT ltore &un lt1lere, %
9lgtefnnlten Ell l1oget / 6eres
@oonb Ttp, Sop al al &untcrl lige
loo foragteligt ct Yoaifuo ocn CT
f.or 2eoiggong / @oonoen pao
Stpmperc.
gfpget nGrmerc &unitneri
enc lneo Seblenicbldger laoer fig
tffe %paopiie. Mafjpr bor ielp polgt
Burns lorn 1in @rooer I &u11lten,
11oell at 2igbeoen oog eoar opbere;
nnoertioen le6er bon 3onfen be11
poa Bnrger. SON fal0er fife til /
Wruppen al 8on0eforf ottere, bber=
fen DC tpife eller norife, 1toor life
en- Gang 8licber 1aa 11er, ionn bor
1elb tror. SON er 1uo temmelig rio
1elb1 bprer til mellem 6e tore Noi-
DC. Der nocn at ffu1ltre ifjule Sell
lom anore ifiuler, og me6 mere ems
Grltatning 0erfor gjennem Sortrin,
DC fleite {abner, gaor Sen 1ige Sci
gtot1tren bar onpiit bom. 5jploen-
beOer, forbi Waffer og iaofolote a.
r1iroelige Menneifer mi en- Gang
forefonmer bDppigere. Som Diaz
1eftoigter bar Mofinr natnrligpis en-
1Rr1ig @born,e for Sc gonfe faa
aienoere at ben jbife mi. omtrent
'nobpoe Dialeft, men set er BOG bel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
"Danakr Dagr'*,
Non multa, sed inultunl.

sro
oenools Sorlag / &ipbenbopn 1ro=
lenot Ell ganite lille 9igtlomling,
lom ban fal6er n0onife Gage. Sen
|%inocboloer bans &antater fra 9a1lf,
omerifanlf Dag paa 2o1osuoltiui,1-
gen / Narbns 1909 og fra Donz
marfsbDeningens %S1lobielie poo
@crbens1t61tillingen / 9nn Trancis=
co / Sjor (bbor Sen 6og life blep
bc11pttet), 6eSl1ocn cit Hrolog lfrepet
til Set 0anife Gbicago=@prnebjen1s
I25 Mors Sl1hil911n1> og ct 9igt til
oe banife 5tuoe1ter1ongere, iom gr-
lteoe Mmerifa for fen .Mor iioen.
5ielbent bar @pl0enool bel no=
lenot 86ger paa fun to Mrf; men
iiGloent bar to. Mrf inoebolot
iaa megen 8ellD6, ct lao6ont @plo
al rene Sorer, 1om fin6es / uDou=
lite. Doge": F.
Nabnlig. / Marbusfontoten o1l=
llaos ltnrfe % manoige Mbptmm,
Ser. lnrlig fengiler i Mfoelinger1
Hoe" meo Sc. flotte, iejrsj1blenoe
Gl1.tningslinier, bpori Mlliterotio=
nell birfningSfulot .og inoerlig no.
turligt anpen6es; 1dar ul10e" leles
(rigtigt, fp6er bper 2i1je 1pm &un1=
merllog pao n6elt Molm: Sg iou
fraftig 1om Spnen CT / ben,1c Mfhc,
Ting, iuo bli0 og pnoefltlo CT 6en
uSie1nme", bDor &bDtmcn bliper
|ltilfGrbig og: npnnen6c.
Aarnehien,sh
mango 2injer> ionn bprer til set beb=
lite al Spar Safeguards &roDuftion,
|og / Digtet, Urn %. @eroeiml1t-
te", til acknowledgements, or Sen
gomlc 9gioplte 6obel bleber ifbrt
ct poetiif 5frub al ijeloen 9fjpn=
|beb.
s San 6ra,1ciscp=4antoten CT Scr
lo6ifillige 5te0er 11ooet @pjoeplrnf-
ter, .bborefter mangen &oet meo
1itprre SIT. forgnbes ln110es; gao /
Gnfeltbeoer be0 cit 8e6pmmeli e al
bette % Sen 9prige S%aan6fulo Sig
tie fan man life; men man fnlt: gln=
De fig beo iom @elbe0sin6trDf at
|faitilaa bette, at Spar Safeguards
1priife gbner fra glar til Star bor
punoet | bao6e 5tprfe og Origina=
]litet. 6remfor nogen anoen Donlf,
|6er ifriber &ers berobre, bar BON
faffet Jig &erreoemme oper 6orn1
90 Meter; Ser en- alorig ltiiffcrbeo,
olorig 11ogen .5lp1en, og 1elp Sc
lommeniatte M0jeftiber, lom fore
fommer o0ifillige Steoer, og imn
fon lpoe u1pgt". peo fprlte 2esning,
CT / Den @rob bgjebe in0 / Sorn1
og 5temning, at mon fp1er 6eres
Sillte0ebnrel1e lom en- u1tn0gaoelig
gfp0benotgbe0.
Set er biltnof life ganlfe bel0igt
at rimeS u9gt" pao u@ol0en @ote",
1aaleocs font set CT ifet ct Nor 9te=
ser; v9elatpare" 1om Stint poo
~~2an6nomsber" % u@fnr" er bel-
Ter life Set be6it tenfelige; men
Bette anferes f1rn for at bite, at
iaa i1naa er Sc et1e1 tie Tormfejl /
oen11e 8og.
Som en- al Spar Safeguards g.
genifaber / @erlififatton fan ierligt
npbnes bans gbne til / D0er1 It forte
Or6 at ifabe ct 8ille0e:: Mot,ge en-
felte 2inier reber en- 5ortptnines-
funf, Ser er iipl0en at le:: S Son
Observation-Disclosures 6lutningsforal
bc06er set +. Gfs, at bort Stag for
e1ler &plt meb Spit % Morbens
@ren meo 8almens 2mn6": Da
Seine | Gin Sicbteubaum 1tebt
einiam" ifu1be giengibe en- %lignenoe
Girfning, brugte ban otte 2inier,
bpor to / bette 9ilf9l6e er till tref=
felige: 5aole6eg belpnnes n11oerti-
Ben Be- Ser me6 SLID og bebioit
Strgben 6Drfer De fou 9r6s &nnitl
Omilaget preges life .of Sen
lSiltnit, font lpier fra bber Of 9ogens
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
Genb &abet biem ill SIpatui11,

StHU U1uutI uItHt III OlRBIlttH'
&c oe 8enner / Danntarf % @Bn
oeripllanb iom 8ebis poa, at 81
et,onu mtnoes benz b%erbien1nne. 81
iertoer B1aoet regelmesiiet / bber
!tae beo MootaaeIfen af Welgbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20

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glehlM 9 ~ -
l1grel'91. sshnl1ppr1 : en- .1or Slerlal=
ltl 9 lelp Od11l1e l~utlg1pHgele9
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petih
91gte pao goot, 1tRrft
9p1entnf1 Tom I. ets. rSatob pg
buns eenrrer1 Seq llotager to
Ners, oct en- St1lbeoen fpr en- Cor
eenup9e.
ppt1pe1 9pal1't9 1toaf ON Oaor=
pe1's saDle
% gllper 90 oet1s oaone Sitger mo
l'o 91g .. . ln1npe1 apr, poor Sgler
y fulpell I1l1el ~ lluna1'e S11lo.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20


.5ioer 0ean er Ell Drogelneffe
iun1 teller pan Set .iortla6ne &opo,
Der BOG npppe 1rogenitnoe bar baret
q g tnfcbfarbet, Tom Eeeneren
ber bar giengiba oct; % ielb Sen
melt piot6renne impreslioniltiffe
arllit bill neppe pe6fjenoe zig Sc
ltiIiicreoe @ifingeififfelim, TOM ieS
illoenfor Sc ifjololatte Nelinger. =
Sen Simme1, Der bbplper Zig pber
5ncffen, er, for let ornifripen6e al
BRUCE Ell Sacobienif @enoing, u1ort
iom a1orig en- St1nmel ct fort"
Set faar bore en- Srglt, at 0igterel
fife er ibentiif meo Iegneren.
6. g.. 6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20

- sfrib efter Brsoenirntmer d
bette 8Iab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20

u9onife Sage" foaes / 6. Mas=
masicn Cos @ogbonoel1 72O-722
81. Tourtb Street, Minm1eopolis,
Mi1un. Hril en CT 35 Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
BuHtfpnaurfn.

S Ell Sellesnote bar England og
Granfrig meo0elt Sc Spreueoe Sto-
ters &egjeriag, at Genll1ren oberfor
neutral oDer1pilf @o1t fremoeles bill
blipe beoligebol6t. Mon bor beret
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
RAPID ADVANCES
FEATURE CAREER
OF new EMPEROR
.CharIeS ! Educated for Both
Law and Army,

VIENNA, Nov 24-Charlc, Of
Austria. the new ruler ol the Austrian
monarchy. was born Aug Il, 1887 at the
imperial chateau OF Pcrscnbcaug over
looking the Danube valley. His child
hood training was entrusted To the
ArchduchcsS Marie ThercSc and the
Archduchc,s Maria Jo,cta, assisted by
an English goycruc,s. He is credited
with having shown a prccocity to- learn
to read and write and special ability in
acquiring languages,
When he was II years old the young
prince loincd the First regiment OF uhl-
ans as lieutenant and was later trans
icrrcd to the Seventh regiment OF
dragons. His military education was
interrupted in 1907 when he commenced
the study of law at the University of
Prague. He was graduated the follow
lug year and returned to his regiment.
being promoted to captain Nov. ! 1910
Three weeks later he was married to
Princess Zita Of Parma, a member oi
the Italian hourhons He remained with
the army and in 1912 was promoted to
major and two years later reached the
rank OF hcutCnant-Coloncl The aSSas-
Sination OF his uncle Archdukc Francis
Ferdinand at Sarajeyo on lunc 2S. 1914.
made him the heir to the throne and on
January Il of the same year he was
appointed colonel OF the First IIuSsar
regiment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
Pretty Romance
Led to Wedding

VIENNA, Nov 24-Wlth the advent
of the new empress, Zita, curiosity nat
urally will be aroused as 10 her per
Sonality and accomplishments From
her carly days she has been >,r5rou,
I girl, and is an accomplished musician
and we'll vcrsrd in literature. history
and philosophy She also is fond ot
society and /, a graceful dancer.
Born in Italy
Empress /ita was born in the Villa
Rcalc at Pianorc in the Italian province
o. Lucca May ., 1852 the daughter OF
Duke Robert and Duchess Marie An
toincttc Of Parma, She /, OF Bourbon
descent but rapidly became NicuncSc
owing to the fact that life in the CAPT
tai on the Danube interested her cx-
cccdngly Her early training was in
the hands OF the Marquisc Della Rosa.
Later she entered a convent at Iang
bert where She advanced rapidly in
music, presiding now and then As or
, gdnl,t IN the convent chapel
Studied in Convent.
After her fathers death the then
| Princess /,tl in zoos spent some time
in the Ryde Abbey, Isle Of Wight.
where her sister, Princess Adelaide. is
nun. Here among the French sisters
who had been compelled 10 leave
France owing to the church reform
law, She studied music, literature
Latin, history and philosophy
Princess Ilta made the acquaintance
IT Archdukc Charles Francis at Fran
zcnbad, Bohemia, in the spring OF 1909,
while the guest of the Archduchcs,
Marie Annunzata her cousin. Later
Princess Ii,a and Archduke Charlie,
Francis met at balls and other fcs-
'lytics at the Hoiburg palace and oc
caSionally at the hunting lodge of the
archduchcsS
Attracted by Dancing.
On the occasion Of a court ball carly
IN 1911 Archdukc Charles Francis is
reported to have declared his love for
the princess Another version ot thi,
story however is that the archdukc
having his attention drawn to par
tlcularly graceful dancer, said, "Oh, |
have liked her for a long time"
On June II, l9ll the engagement OF
the princess and the arChdukc was an
nounccd and on October p Of the sam,
year they were married, neither cx-
pcctng that ultimately they would a.
ccnd the Austro-tIungarlan throne.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
WOMAN DRIVEN FROM
HOME IN NIGHT GOWN

TRENTON, N ], Nov 24-ln su-
ing her husband for separate mainte-
nance Mrs Isabella Reynolds, who IS
living in their country home at Bradley
Beach, says that her spouse, Frank G.
Reynolds master mechanic for the
Pennsylvania railroad, rcputcd TO be
worth 100000, drove her out of their
home clad in nothing but a night dress
at an early hour.
In the petition filed by Randolph Per.
kins a lawyer of Jersey City, Mrs Rey-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
Attracted by Dancing.
TOWN OF DOVER
SETS LODGE RECORD

DOVER, Okla, Nov 24-CSpeciall
Through the efforts of John K. Ice,
district organizer for the Knights and
ladies OF Security, kmgiiShcr council
added Sevcnty-onc new members 10
their council This was the largest
gain for any one council in the state,
and they are now, holding the state
prize banner for the balance Of this
year. Mr. Lee is now working Tor
the Knights and Ladies OF Security at
Dover.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24

noldS says that her husband treated her
kindly from the time they were married
ON February 10, 1893. until 1907 when,
she asserts, he began to drink very
heavily
She says that he beat her innumcrable
times. called her wicked names, drove
her out Of the house, ON many occasions,
accused her OF uniaithiulnesS. and
threatened to kill her
Citing specific instances OF the cruel
and lnhuman treatment to which he :
alleged to have subjected her the pet
toner says;
'Ou April Y, l9lo my husband came
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24

lng>. \ child was born to US in St
Louis and It j, present here
Made Nobleman for Bravery.
Adolph ID. Weluer, attorney Tor Won
Rosenberg described his clients life
and work
field marshal of the Austrian army who
fought in the wears Of l74O 10 l7Sn For
his bravery Empress Maria Teresa
made him a nobleman am person.
ally ACQUAINTED with the artist and
know him 10 he an Austrian nobleman 4"
Won Roscpbcrp agreed to adont the
child and giyc Mss I,cohs custody nj
IL Then ludre Fisher ordered them
~ sen,r,tc ,rd m. u,s ,gr,cd rnon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24

The Selig company recently produced
film originally called "As We Sow"
but afterwards changed to $50 Shall lc
Reap"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
ARTIST-COUNT
GIVES UP MODEL
TO ESCAPE CELL
Otto Won ROSenbaUm Is
TraiIed by Wife,

CHICAGO, Nov a - An Austrian
nobleman, who gave up his tile and
his wife for his art and his model,
showed up in the moral, court ycStcr
day with the model
He left without her
Wi On His Trail
His wife i, ON his trail and She de-
clareS she will. for the remainder ol
her lie. make his existence a matter
OF one darn thing after another
The artist is rcputcd to be the former
Count Otto Won RoSenbaum lie is
known as plain Otto Won Rosenberg
The model is Anna Jacobs She is y
wears old and Rosenberg declares she
has been the inspiration of his lie and
work There also is a child and this
was brought into court Miss Jacobs
will keep the baby
A Love Match They Say.
Rosenberg and the model were m
court on warrant obtained by Mr..
Josephine Won Rosenberg OF ST Louis,
the artists wife They were arrested
at l842 Wavcland avenue, where they
had been living as man and wife. They
admitted having lived so for the last
two years. Mrs. Won Rosenberg testi-
fled she married the artist in ST. Louis
seven years ago.
81 eloped with Miss Jacobs" admit
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home drunk and accused me OF rulumg
al the young men in jersey City lie
said that he was ashamed to GO on The
streets with me on account OF my vile
conduct"
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BISSEL CREEK


Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mcmillan were
Sunday dinner guests at the 5. p.
Bane ranch. After returning home
they were agreeable surprised by
several of their neighbors, who had
found out that this day was their
Golden Wedding anniversary. Ice
cream and cake was brought by the
unexpected guests. Those present
were: The j. l. Guthrie, c. J. Rey-
nolds, Haylor, Wayman and vanLim-
burg families, Miss Josephine Way
man and DR.. West.
AL White, Jr, started threshing on
the bench Friday lie cleaned up
along Bissell creek and is now max
ing his way toward Sand Hollow.
Al White, Sr., and family motored
oat Sunday night TO visit their son.
Frank Voss is hauling grain for
Hallowell johnson TO the Bissell
creek ranch.
Henry Luhr and family are expect
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OLA.

Born, on July 26, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pennington, son.
Haying is about finished in the
upper Squaw creek valley and grain
is ripening fast.
A large crowd attended the ball
game Sunday. 1t was an easy vic
tory for the Ola boys. The score was
Ola 20 to Sweets 10.
Miss Flora Morrow returned to En-
nett Monday after two weeks
visit with relatives.
Burdette Perkins has a new binder
and has been busy cutting grain the
past week.
Last weeks frost in the high noun
tains got all the huckelberries and
there are no grouse to speak of, so all
that is left to do is to go to Payette
Lakes and take bath.
Mrs. h. L. Beal is improving quite
rapidly. Her sister, Mrs. Lane, of
Woodland Ore, is staying with her.
Mr.. and Mrs Wells of Emmett are
visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
George Holbrook.
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
BY The Index's Correspondents.

! ed back in the near future. They
have accepted position on one Of
the J. w. Johnson ranches.
Alvin Graves returned home after
several weeks work up Bissell creek
Thomas Stone is busy binding
grain for his neighbors.
S. p. Bane who has been on the
sick list for some weeks is improv-
ing slowly. Price cannot go over to
see Sterling, Jr., so Mrs. Bane
brought the young chap over to see
his grandfather. Pretty young to
20 visiting.
Redmond McProud, who has been
helping at the Bane ranch during
haying has taken a place with the
Fred Wilhelm threshing crew as
water boy.
The directors Of the Irrigation dis
trict were looking over the canal and
water division on the bench Tuesday.
Word has been received from Mr..
w. r. Hill that he arrived at his old
home in Iowa. His mother, to whose
sick bed he was called, is very low
and not expected to live.
The h. J. Reynolds and Haylor fam
lilies spent Sunday picnicing on the
Butte.
Charles Hull, the turkey king is on
the bench again, cleaning up the scat
Lering grain in the fields with his
flock of turkeys.
George II. Johnson started haying
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. vanLimburgt |
we're Boise visitors Friday. Robert
visited with Mrs.
Clifton during his parents
absence.
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SOUTH SLOPE.
Mrs. c. w. Cook.
absence.

Marvin and Frank Hutton are
spending a weeks vacation neal
Homedale in the hay fields.
Henry Obermeyer was a Boise Wis
itor last week.
Ira Flagler went to Boise Saturday
on business mission.
The little daughter of Henry Ober-
meyer was sick last week, threaten
ed with typhoid
The Crescent Club picnic was
greatly enjoyed, the menfolks taxi
ing the day off from busy summer
and making the occasion quite an
event for we country people.
A break in the ditch bank at Will
fuckers headditch flooded his melon
field Monday night. B. Baker, re-
turning from Boise near midnight
heard the roar of the water and
reused the family. The damage
would have been severe had not the
trouble been discovered in ample
season.
Frank Shinn, Sr,, went to Placer
willie Tuesday with sweet corn.
Earl Bureau, student of Weiser
Institute, was a guest in the Paul
Kefauver home few days the past
week.
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BRAMWELL.
By E. F. Wells.

Jim Kesgard is sporting new
Maxwell car nowadays.
Jim Bell was marketing berries in
Boise Monday by auto.
1t is strange to say but neverthe-
less fact that some people who are
always complaining of bad roads will
insist that they should employ the
franking privilege of allowing their
waste water to run in the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.. Newcomer call
ed on friends at Bramwell Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Bruce and son Dale returned
to their home in Boise on Sunday.
They were accompanied by Verne
Nusbaum.