davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

be9pnot ri9tia al iosfogc. Sao hp!.
oeS Sonoet az. Melfen 9iueS CT Sp.
FOO, Mis- % Gooiiib hape@ / % fo9es
I'll Nl'en er msr on ian bar man ocn
boftcoe Feber /. % bGIoer oct OF i
ct pclirmIrt SteQcion. Zen @pioc
Sonce % oct itsotc &rso bpIocs opcr
o. Ioo lteges Oct III oct or goot brunt
poo Soppen.
BOT Hooit mcp Sucoifer.
Gre Euno "Runp", Crctioo,
SoIt, Fcbcr, Wiclt. - Sop &anb,
I Stop Sueoiter, , hooper brint
Sutfcr, I Stop G0oit. I Spiic'tc
9felllf, CT Stpffc bel Nnnel. r. aio-
Oct torres % guides mo meo SoIt,
Ncber o. Wel. Get brunca goOt /
Wioo'c0t pan aQc SIOer % l99ge2
'oo % pGo en- SIN / Ndnbcn ioo oct
life uil blue Tor bruut. &unoct hU!-
oe9 lno / % Suc0ifcrne IpaQc@ |
9nnocn al Eau0cn st trt Sad8
lTttcS oper % set lte8e@ Iun8lontt
opcr ct @asblitS cllcr en- Gageropn
| 81 elmer. On "6irclcI2
Goofer" or 1iomcrfct til at itcgc bette
l. bpi2 man or iao bcI0il at hlue
cit. Soo tager mon Spc0ifcrite OF,
o. bar Dem op / Siuupcu, lopct al
Suffer. Go0if % Hru00ericr, % ioml
nor itaaet o. to1t til oct cr gon'tc
inf, o. lcrucrcr settle til @isoct.
Tiif itcgt / Sirc!cio Gpofer.
% Eumo &alibut cucr @oi@, en-
%oQ, 4 Stribcr Bacon, y Nop
&ono, Solt og (cper. 6iifen itIT.
res ~ / paste ilorr Stufter o0 lU0
0ea ~ / Ell @ru0G mco Ell Stribc
Bacon oper bpcrt Smftc. %GQcll
rtOCa o1 lUggea pucr % ian bplOc@
%nlloct oper. ct %unQ lNttea poa
% Ina bringeS Oct lonNiomt ifoN.
Sao iUttca set op ! Ell "NircIci2
Gooter" mco en- bcO Gill" umoer
"a lt0nr Der ire elmer. On Sime
ier oct itol ierpcrc@ unrme9 liif'cn,
ian Ocn er riatiQ hcO. % inn iUttca
Den mbcr @rpocu igicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

0cr iQicn lon Muinbobe; bare Sfor-
ItCrc RACER op.
Wenneitcnc Dor / aielocrlc, lloet
&lU0cr bar sc, iu0Cn Spn; on %
aeu frabbcr DC op / Sollpict og tie
ucr inc h~olurouonc Totctcr pua 30.
itcbct. Ger cr oereS elteltc Nene. Ut
iercr puu E%lticner Icucr uoeIlltfcn-
Sc al Votctcr 90 al, bpa0 or fon MI
Sc a Worfcrnc. On &intcren Dor
sc / inc &icl6Crc mocr &oroeh, o.
iaa buffer Sc itlocr - a. Hllloc %
Nlnlaer. Wic0 NunQcrct telacr SUg=
CONNIE, Gpl0cnricr ro'er % nlloclt=
Ser, huoo Nun0cr>ne0cn bar be9prot.
Gn m. %ioriTrbcliQ Su0oom or Oh
itooet, Ell NunNcripQOonL Ion |P=
Ncrnc life ficnbcr. S%caerncrne 'ulll'
mer op, Nlinobeo itoocr til, og 'oo
Dor no hen - omIiocr, mocr DC
foriUrocligitc %ioel|er.
Sea mcater life ct b%elfripc De 'or-
tpileoc 8iliton0e, DC cr lttrolt1e.. vi
orio bar SoroCn FEET Ell iuu0on Glen
oiuhco. |au 9onocpeienc Itoocr ma
itaoio puu allrpe nlco ilnoa %prn |.
Weorcnc bar Inlet mere at gipe DEM
ou bar lat Dem lrb paa %clcrL ror at
&c fon 90 cucr bliue toqct pare pad
al Wtenncifer, lom far rloget at glpe
Dem. Set bulOcr oQloo, at Wteore
Nrrbcr line &grll, Tor at ipare Dem
ior Sunucr@opoeu. Hpli9 a Der Ell
Mobcr, iom hpnate inc 1 Sern, oa
inQen llopci Longer itoo Dem aobcll
"a rrmot ON / Sfu9ene fol man trGf=
ic pua iorlnotc Smooborn tilbclS
npullc "a dltio uohungrcoe % Ii
0cnbe.
: ruaiiif Eolen CT Silitonoen fun-
lfc enonll pUrre. Ter blep belle Vc-
iolfninQen orcuet ioron S%roppernc
ul0cr 1ilbo0etooet. NQe @ooroe o9
@uer 6lcp citcrlnbt / Hlllncr, % Nc-
iolfnin1cn blep orepct ~irenlooer, bIeu
ifieoct op poo %Sernbancto9 boor De
fIamreoe ia ioit pao Stigbrctternc,
pua aupetogcnc, % %oGnenc 'elp
bar operiplote. Ser lou De / alpn-
ger. l~tohungreoe og Ipgc; Spgooln'
meme 9rcb ON iig blonot bc rifle,
oo Sc oobe blep foitct no glcnncnl
&upepinbuernc."
Or oct lC11gc i:ocn, &c lelp bar
i FoIcn?"
Seq blep forpiit / September
1914 oa mine Gien0omnlc / Folcir
o0 Sillldnb fonfllferet. Sllbn9t
gienncm NlsIono ioor ieg life Sor
til at rciic, % ouer Gitcrrigc fon ieQ
better life reiie, eo ieg cllers oiloC
| mite set iioitc &oah ON at foo mine
/ Gienoomn1c iNieu citer ariGen. Nj
/, Dor ie1 / SpcriQc, og Der opiogc@ leg
al 6lu1tnlngcrnc ira Eolen; nllc'am
men logger De mig % boIOer MIG I'M
Ocrrcttet ON 6orbolocne % ON Glen
p oigbcocn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Snuo Garter.

Gre aopucr lfcl, Ell sop Snler.
fl. Stop Suffer, ct 9Gg, llOt NnncI,
pulueriicrct Suffer o1 CHANDLER -
N}cI % 5mor Nni0c@ inmnen Sllf-
ferret rore@ /. oerpun 9GABct. Get
tno6ca 0obt Iornnlcll % 'rtte@ Der
poa pao Is cller pnn ct tolot Steo
ct Tor elmer. Suu tiUuIca oct uo
'ou tml0t ionl mlliQt % flores no
nlcO en- iirtaltrt Gootu Gutter, Ndo
(oppen al bucr Stage 1ltiocr man
gGQ lonl leril er piapct llot, ltrpr
pllucriicrct Suttcr ~ a0ncl ouer
ou lUQoer en- Winn0el pdo huer. -
Mpip man pil lierc ii9 oen Image
at Iprnbc "Gbccic cloth" NInt oper
&ulcrbrPttct ~ 0ru@Ie 0fcI opcr,
iuu fan man tiUule GciNcn no rig
tiQ tpno ltocn at Ocn oil bUngc ia't
u0O N]odcrbrUttCt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

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man trI
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Ill gtpr!
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Tfeccmtriifc &oGcfmm It there.

ctnr 0pii1t poftc / lin 5iN Sen
b,rem,c yincnouicr NlonNin INN
oppe on inim,Ienoc AciNc noo on
yirc iom nor inrrot meucm r. bci,
5oorninin5,r boIonc,rcnc mos o,,r.
appnrat. Slcu "a Vonoe. til ban bnp
Sc louct cl oclitot 9Gooeomelct "a
ban aicutod lcucrt Nlmitimffet a
en- %iuc over A.iudaruialoct. Get
lnn,2. iom en- Noleflmit / ioimlcnoc
Npioe 90 mes iulltcn0e @rrno lm0cr
Gro0crnc alto bar epct en- pi2 iii
trufuind poa o%un0riiroc lfotllrer.
Ger bcrcttta ioalc6ca ON en- endelit
G01brffer u,o Nnpn Nonolen at han
bcuuttcO, Spirct pao Set hpic stir.
tctooru SolI5burn ,ou a,cffcn M
al N}on0cn mc0 itor Slno3ro ocrop
re tilbertote en- riQcIiQ % oclifot
AlttGool bcitoocn0c bl q. AZ itcQt
GlNi oJ 60orctltcIcttcr Nlcrc0c /
i1e2 ito, %'orNprlQt en- MS &ouc@
~rllt haze tjJbcrcot % init en- Sc
,jtot SoiuoitcQ cppc poo famine sir
tcigir
) Wtutur SCI fronit, 2cportc
ucut 1o!pahos tlotrchc ru IN, icm
mae MrnN W poo ser ppcritc a.
Njrtuaornct %co GpNcu Al Sen
ioronl0tc 9irupritotuc NJ II mi.
dacl. iom rr onbro1t cnerit nprs. too
Sc ircm III airffrutci % Iorcoc in
Ell to0 MiNNao. ionl So ifnnche mes
meb en- ,llo'fe unmcrTet Nurourner
me6cr2 Sen labcuNc WunQoe nc0cn
Tor ',oo "a itirrcNc "iorbuuiet pac
ocut
Gu3lrrocr,n Eomc5 aulitin hon
Sc / ..arct f7O6 rrNhct TOO Bum
pao. al ban ihllNc fooe r, Tl,ln,
puNNmo 10 ,Eon tuhpr ShruIcn.
&onoiloNe. 0rpcrimcutet if,,lhc IN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Muiin biscuits.

Gn Nop botfc0e &oijner, , Sop
pcr W}cL, , 5bcifccr @atinl Fopocr,
y Gbcifc 5uIt. > Spilcifccr Sbortc-
nina N~olpocIcn Snutlt oG NoIu'
nclcu Smpr cr boot - % unltrent
n Sop WfcIf. Mel, SnIt oN NntinN
Bomber iiNtc2 lamnlerL BERT bdr man
"Shortcninlcn" o. qniocr oct Noot
lnnmlcn, bUl0cr lou llof folio WteIt
/, iuo oct bPnNcr 'onrnlcll, o9 bar
M"oiinernc / tlliIut. NoNNbrcttct
meIc3 aoot % Gci9cn fiUolc9 10 iaa
ocn cr Ell Connie INF % itiffe& no
men en- "Goofp Gutter. &c ltcae2
2O-25 Wimltcr / Ell be0 Nugcr-
uull.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Guonib Smclet,

q 9Gl. Ell Nop Goofllb, en- Spl
icitc Smpr. , Spilciteer Niel, 70
Npp Mclt cacr %nnh. Goorlbcn
lU10cp / &onO / Here Elmer. TN
Soucc lanes Al Smer, 0teI % Wclf.
% bert toQc9 Goo'jib'cn ii Miniter.
9GQaeblommtcrnc piape5 o. bellies /
"a tililut ioloea Oe itippl'tcbc 9G1
ochplbcr /. Solt bupc@ / eitcr Snlag.
IDA buloc@ set / et pcIim,rt Smelct
puuOc o. itcQca lon9lpnt, til oen er
bruu unocr, ga iutte@ Den iuo / ga
Qcropncn % brlnc2 pnn Soppcn. -
Zen ioIOca oper lom Ell ulminoell8
Cnlcict % ierpcrc@ poa ct pormt
,SOA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Guoiiih % HiicnorDn.

Il son Ni3, , stopper fol0t &olo,
I aop toIo Gobiiih. ion1 bar ll08et
/ &ono Nutien ooer, III aop TO-.
Qcnoc NIclt, / Spiicite iinbnttct
"@rcen Ecpper", II sop @pjO
SUuce, " Sop iteot Nreo, iom er
rort ioumlel nteo liot %ilncItet Suor
lou Oct or riNiig iprsot. Niicn ba
uc9 % / sc II Aoppcr tol0t &onb %
foacr lem Wliulter, e'ter at oct er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
SariA


SonoelI
net 500
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III Sad
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-14
THOUSANDS HEAR
JENNINGS PREACH

" Jennings. a crowd and uo-prI
tongu.d h..'er1r ont.ry cuhocl by
lgH wells from Nmprthigrrs II hap
n"ncd Sunday u.rhl IN the First Baptist
church
While more than 2Uno persons so'
silent Al Jruuiuef converted man ana
evangelist quietly and IMPLY told the
% .rt of n convict and hIs remahina into
90 Nh. st'nn At least % thousand per. ung
L.d turned away from the church doors
appointed because they could not lind
even standing room inside
II wpg after the ynsl uascmhlaEo had
b.ru dismissed that th, feature uf tho
service came. ur Uulirn Invited ,,.rv
person IN the house that desired tl hid
Ionnmga Golsprcd ln nm evangelical
work To come forward and give Hotncr
| A." his nnnd
As Ipuulurs stool ~ tine ront of tho
roslrum more tnu thousand men and
women pushed their way forward and
/ guspel his hand pr lIultrn ohpwctor-
zicl tine "haudsnnhrp us one of tho
/ most remarkable demonstrations me- had
ever Witnessed during his rcr as a
minister
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-14
Orrine Destroys Liquor Craving

n we n'o absolutely satisfied ourselves that It did all claimed for IT. OR
kI\ the only Treatments for the liquor habit that hrs sufficient merit w be-
sold under positive uuH'c refund the money the desired results
NOT obtained s % the test Of years and know Of many whom II has
cured of the drink
You have nothing TO risk everything giving ORRINE trial.
because Che guarantee m each box thoroughly ORHNE
ts N lr secret and N for those who wish to take voluntarily
Costs NuV lnnN ASK us for free booklet
WESTFAIL DRUG co. 2O6 ". MAIN ST
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

lisni ana Mrs 4. 81 rrsnnau lefs
fat ilfuwnn,iae last wcrk Afitr
visit ,hesc me, ein pfoctfi 10 ialA+
nia Wbrfa iAeni ntennan vul isfa she
fVnth iHfaulf,
Mm . a. rsimff N4saca Mary ~
0lartnek nrcua NsH Mars ilAistf9
and CLARA AftHvf so ~ acAilen u~tn
u NaN NNrilo TNesdss nlAht
N anH Nn W q % NpffisNn, AR
anH sifs a. 8 ilarrcf ar aHi AtfN
% ruitn iarnt and Alas 1. al
Nrnnan. on iisn Nls Fholla wfaA
Mirs iHtt ,Hrh anA f1Ni0 iwnrif ~
fhiH rilf afirndsd ibf l,teWsh ttpso
aiesn uf ihe pffirtfa At ihr Terifin
NHYais, Hi Mercedes last Tharsain4
This b. inf nusl social event 10 "a
gisvn as ihe Officers heloit their DE-.
naftNr fuf Panama
Arr N Johnson entertained aua
social loa lan, Friday, lte nemhere
~ iltu Methodist Nsaa,nnAlY HhNlTfy
and 'hclr f,ienar ehf wis aNsialrd Wy
htr aaushiers Miss rtnci MtA vi w
lnralss aNl Nm " L. fpeeinHn
Nr Gordon eHtrftalund thr ait's SO
Club COP aciiHhtnn PARTY Wednesday
afternoon Afer The aalnea aa4ffy ~.
ffrfhmtnta were HrfNfS
Airs MfMurfa, Nrhct ieliehifuslg
eNf.tiainft tlr fefiaahslp iiraeS
NiuN Thnfadas afia0assn fhlqe iahle.
wer Ht plef after shivh iho hisgnsA
fetYrd icil,inua fsfseehmenla
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
CIlroniCiingS From South
81 Texas TOWnS 81
KingsviIle


MIRA Nnah Allen = san Anicisin b
INV eassi el net e.eesln Nre a hnf
IrituNk
Nra Al a. p,ck q san Nogcnie az.
fiNri fhattdaf e,erinf ard is ,isltins
hef d4ufaief Nfs "a tAhnsun
Mt iasufi i1etchtf and Miss Mas
enri,, pnih H NinesNille were mar
ficd en "Wednesday. March 4 IA 81
s. m 1T thr rsrusi iaseeuase. Nov
h a reift,k vfnclaNns
Nr And Nrs 81 $ Naa,i Nissrs
,'rgic NaehHA MAY fraHcos iiurier
Mf snA Nfs BE- ~seit ana children
80 iNlfnfiiss VIEW Miss Nisttie MrN.
strfs sugsts uH SUNDAY last yeiuruine
honf hs anio ihr stue rN4nntt
An snA Aits > " tAslaf and
daHlhieff Nissas Myrtle ana Narcilt
la,iaf u,alrrrd oyer fftn ,slam oN
sunday hasa ta spcnd several hnags az
fhe autne Ui Misses Nals an1 Niaitie
Ntnsiff apa theF maiher
Msa y a. puuoan IS sp,ndlne s,N
fmi 0cets at luulmmHtan
Nir a. N iiulineauVrth yiaHoA Mr
and Ms Nnfht of lushop tho tfsi
ui use ~cek
Mlaf lua Holman fetemrA io hrr
heuf in ruwN thU.u fagsda1 morn
iNa luff arcnair several faNs as thf
aufsi H hinatfNi fNfn,ie
Mr A. Wot 50 Ni,lru Nts 81
kinesellie Yielin an WNlnvsda,
quito oumpe ~ iusher ,lsner
cng tNf n ani.e nN "Wednesday io
Nnnrsa lht ihiuv Dn af i'eAfr ni
the iYre baih matinee aud wight
Mt and Mfs j uou.s Nn Re,
napttH 81 AslDN Dnln Mites giaH
Iuarr tlii W tuuse mNtrui iN
Ceipa. chuHu Nuadls ttrNing iH hear
Edward lnNtci rsrn Den rauo Nectat
alt and Ma . d Adhus of santa
muuul eyaf MnrdaN returning humr
oart rueslat murHluE
Mrs u IS sims if r,f Nrndat iai
o. Nees visa Win son Antonis RIBS.
iltFs
Mra rhfu kufh NetiHiuff Hif,N
anH kmNp accompanied OBS asa Hnf
49, Mptalin ~ iNti,n Nstsa
hmed m aniN paft $500 arrni
"Wednesday Boz hlntAlih sH eNrHiH "a
a N,rafdn
Mlarea Annir teenHen lnl Nrn'
MnIp.e lrlnrnr3 emuHY rtUuInH
nnm FHaWHHiNn
frs urafae D. ianaat Perceived tn,
aad news nf hrr ailrfs AfHfh Rt Vs.
iHru nn Nrinrslas mpininr
$500 a % liH,s accompanied hf hel
father SAL AFim,f Moore WhN hay,
heen ih, suFeis "a Mr isnr Mmr ltf
-siHrda, mefnina Cor ghslf hume "a
sfimurc Uhia
Ne Natfte entertained 4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

ca.-. csi-t llr added that he was pro
pared Co act iu cou,srt vito Amuieap
hal,h offor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05

sLAYERs oF TEXAN HANGED
SAN FRANCISCO March Fhts
E % DNam was hanFrd ioiaa b -au
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-05
Title Guaranty

If you lend money real mortgage YOU
should be sure of two things before counting your
investment safe
FIRST: BE sure that the property has sufficient
stable value to the amount of your loan and
of collection. This may readily be determin-
ed by your personal inspection or by your APP
praser.
SECOND: BE sure that your mortgage is first
lien on the property On this point procure our
Policy of Title Guaranty it will be furnished if you
DEMAND IT,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29
Would Make Clothing Of
Made In Oregon Goods

The possibility of manufacturing the
product of the Thos Kay Woolen mills
INTO clothing, to be labeled as "made
in Oregon, has impressed several who
have written to the Commercial club
after reading articles in the papers
regarding the raw materials for manu-
facture found in Oregon.
The idea seems to be that manufac-
turer would find it to his advantage to
take the products of the woolen mills
and manufacture them right here into
clothing. With the present situation as
it is, the cloth is manufactured here,
shipped to the east where wages are
paid. then re-shipped to this country,
whereby the people of Oregon pay Il
tariff going and coming, besides beng
deprived Of the wages paid for manu-
facture.
The parties writing the Commercial
club are wanting to know why some one
with the money and experience in man
ufactuing garments should not estab-
lish small factory in'Saiem, where the
cloth is manufactured
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29
Quinaby News Notes

Capital Journal Special Service)
Qunaby, Or, Jan. 2S.-Qunaby is
e1i0ying its second snowfall even more
than it did the first, but is less dem
onstrative than last week. owing to
the fact that practically the entire
community is stricken by la grippe.
Among the recent sufferers is the j.
=. Iielinski family who are recovering.
The family of Arthur Girod, including
Mr.. Girod himself, is quite i'll.
The lambing season having begun in
Willamette valley, the losses to sheep
men promise to he neavy, even though
feed is being provided there is a lack
of shelter in many eases.
Eggs are expected to 20 up to dol
lar a dozen in this vicinity if cold
weather continues. One well cared for
flock of 100 hens is reported to be pro-
ducing one egg and no egg on alternate
days.
Miss Augusta Hahn has gone to Port
land, where she will be for some time,
later going TO Andersonville, Indiana,
where sne will enter religious train
ing school to fit herself for missionary
work
Letters received from Mrs. William
Croteau of Aldermere, Canada, state
that the thermometer is 30 degrees be.
low zero, and the men folks are out
getting up supply of wood, in case
it should turn cold.
Mrs. j. G. Heiberger, of Brookings,
Curry County, writes that 500 men are
to be employed by February first by
the lumber company of that place, con.
strueting a pier into deep water.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29
National Bank of Commerce,
WOODBURY. CANNERY

The regular monthly meeting of the
Retail Merchants association was held
at the city hall Tuesday evening wit
about 90 business men and some farm.
ers in attendance. The expected report
of the cannery association showing in
what way the business men could assist
in this enterprise, was not Forthcoming
because Of misunderstanding as to the
time of meeting, and a special meeting
will be called for this purpose.
After the regular routine business
was concluded, the business men listen
ed to an interesting talk given by L.
Merrick, secretary of the Oregon Mer-
chants association, in which he told
Of the work done bv the state associa-
ton and the legislation now before con
gress which would benefit all lines of
business.
Mr.. Merrick also extollcd the work
Of the Woodburn association and stated
that il was one of the livcliest organiza.
tions in the state and had done more
to bring about harmony between the
consumer and retailer than any other
organization working along that line
Woodburn Independent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

day morning that they were wearing
the usual smile
Nick Zimmerman called at the H.
Zenz home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Habberman and
Crystal Shank spent Sunday with Will
and Marguerite Ryan and Bessie Shank
at Stayton
The Farmers Union held their
regular meeting Saturday.
Dorothy Smith and Tavern Shank
have the honor being eighth grade
graduates. Irvine Ray, Johnnie Aer-
gerter, Elden Griffeth, Josie KlOer,
Maud Smith and Elsie Peters passed the
seventh grade exams.
Howard Montgomery called at the
Twin Walnut farm Monday
Melvin and RoXana Shank called at
Harry Shank's SATURDAY evening.
There win be preaching at the Mt.
Pleasant church Sunday, January 80.
Everybody is invited to attend.
Eden Griffeth has returned to school
after weeks absence He sustained
a badly bruised knee while cOasting
i. II Huber md v. +. lambert
helped Harry Shank butcher 600
pound porker Monday.
The social sing given at the w. R..
Ray home Sunday evening was well
attended and very enjoyable time re-
ported by all.
Several inquiries were made in regard
to the items in the last issue. There
was a mistake, as they were old items.
II. r. Shank and wife spent Sunday
with home folks
Arthur Chrisman of Marion, is EN-,
ployed at Tony Geisler's.
Mrs. p. H. Lambert was called TO
Lebanon Friday to be with her daugh.
ter who has the measles.
Lewis Ray was in Jordan Sunday
Stayton Standard.
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LivesIey News

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Livesley, Orr Jan, 29.-Ihe literary
society had an interesting and enjoy
able session on Friday evening A
varied program was rendered after
which the paper was read and caused
some amusement. The debate, ere
solved, That Oregon was justifable in
abolishing capital punishment, " was
interesting aud well discussed, the de-
cision going to the affirmative side,
Two of the junior members led. Arth-
ur Zilkie, affirmative, and George
Brown, negative. Tue election of Of
ficers for next session was as follows:
w. Pettyjohn, president; Il. Sharp, vice
president: {. Sharp, secretary; j. Ring
wald sergeant at arms; Mrs. Reynolds,
Mrs. G. Higgins, Mrs. B. Fiddles pro
gram committee.
A surprise party took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Query on
Saturday evening. Everyone had iol-
ly time, dancing being the chief di-
version. Those present: Mr. and Mrs.
&C.. Ekin, Mr.. AMI Mrs. G.. Adams, Mr.
and Mrs. c. d. Query, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
lIiggins, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. MariOr-
lie, Mary Bergelt, Dolle Dutton, Hazel
Adams, Pearl, Jessie and Bable Ekin,
Earl Sharp, Roy Sharp, Elmer Bress-
Ter, Henry Kaufman, Clarence Martin,
Claude Edwards, Judson Bressler, Joe
Ringwald, Mat Ringwald, John Ber-
geIt, Lee Taylor, Noble Henningson,
Albin Henningson.
The young people s class had an en-.
ioyable social in the church on Tuesday
evening. There were about twenty
five present. 1t was decided to nave
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29
Exhibit at Library

DIR. A p. McKinlay, who lectured at
the library last week, left u very in.
teresting exhibit on "The Relation of
Greek and Latin to Practical Life. F."
This exhibit consists Of number of
charts which are now displayed at the
public library, II shows the value of
the study of the classics to the modern
man or woman. There are many refer.
enees in every day life and literature
to classical subjects. These are ap.
preciated much more by the individual
with an understanding of their mean,
ing One of the most interesting charts
is one giving n page of the diction.
AIRY with the different words with Lati,
or Greek stems underlined. You will
be surprised to find how many on one
page are underlined. v-ome in and see
this exhibit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29
Harvard hockey team.
War Makes Millionaires
Of Scandinavian Clerks;
Country Has Great Boom

on the seas. The recent influx of cash
The shipping trade has felt it most but
mining, manufacturing and every other
line Of industry has been enormously
stimulated An average of big new
development company daily is floated
in Christiania. Industrially the Scan
dinavian countries haze been kept back
by an inadequate fuel supply. Devel-
opment of the Spitzbergen coal mines
has been begun with the new capital
furnished by the belligerents, on large
scale.
Coal From Spitzenburge.
Spitzenburge, which seems in the Uni
ted States like almost the last place on
earth, is mentioned in Christiania as if
it were no more remote than Alaska
seems to Seattle The coal mped there
is declared to be the pest quality btu
minous and with it the Norwegians
speak of making their country, in the
near future, one of the biggest manu-
featuring nations of the world
las the Norwegian workingman re-
cejvcd fair share of the war profits?
NO, NnrEcgians generally declare that
the be'hgerents' money has gone into
few hands. Still, they say their coun.
trr wo'kers are better pnid than those
Of any ether country in. Eurorc They
are hopefu, that better rlinSimcrt
between t-c classes is not far dist; Mt
y concrete reason why Swell 4 n1l
Denmark have. not gained as much
fromw the war as has Norway unques-
tionably lies in the fact that Norway
possessed the one thing needed to tako
advantage of the situation. ships, and
that Sweden and Denmark did rot.
Aside from this the Norwegians ap-
near to have been better business men
than either Swedes or Danes. They saw
their chance and grabbed it. grabbed it
out of the other scandinavian coun-
tries hands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29
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ACHING JOINTS
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Trial Bottle of Old, Pene-
trating st. Jacobs Oil"

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Don't sufferl Relief awaits you. Old,
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for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, back
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