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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

oc0radjt ilnS blic1 bort pier gSoc6cn ober
ais id nnd6 Soauic lam, ipieDerbolteu iih
Die GDnmnNtSaglnidlle im0 nie Shners
6en
Guc Srcrmon cine Nrnulcuu6rteriu,
rct6 mir. 2Doin 6. %inibnmS %coetable
COMPOUND 3ll pcrIuCbcn glu oemlelben
IaQe be0nnu icb c5 81 ncbmen 0enn
mcmc 9eoen norcu lebr 0roB. 0s bat
mir Irlon nlebr 0ebolfen ais ooS SopIpis
tai. aRein 9loib OH gllIe, ole mic icb leis
oen iii. in oic erite glpotbetc an Qebeu
uno cine Glaide 2noia 6. %mlbam :
@cQetpbIe COMPOUND 81 iauien, ebe le
narb Sale acben," Srou gS. s.
yro,uu, 1909 gu6utnsgIpemc Glepes
lano, Ohio
9gnum nidt Grm @ropnS 9laib be-
iplocu2
Sdrcibt mn freieu nuO anteu 9iOtl
al Die 2DSia s, @iuf6um WleSiciu'
iGO, (OertrOulid), 2guu, NluN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

@s lit ebenio leid5t, cin 9ptintiit 5r
liein ais Elm @eilintiitl
F.. gsa, fabre fort NIT Deiner @eis-
lbeitl
4 Ser @eiIimiit itbimpit neil ipcgen
/ oes Ncoens 0oS 9aiebollipiel obge-
iogt peroen muB, Scr 0ptiniit freit
iih ooriibcr, neil es oann 10 piele
8oppeIipiele fir eiumaligen gintritt
giebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

NltVl ullS0 0NVuiltll
ptrmoc6te. 8 ie
Sc0licr5ell lunrcn
alle in ocn itntercr
Srgancn. gu 3cis
ten ionutc icb lnunl
0cbeli, iinb iuciln id)
allf eiiieu Stein
irot iicl iCb fat in
bnniac6t. SineS
Cages Iuur0c ial
beiullBtIoS, NJ q n
licB nicinen @ntten
boleiL ino Der 9lrSl
Innt. Scb iplIr0C
noch ciun,,, c,niNifol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

NNul UDul ltlllC VllpNAN Iullp.
sic lit bod lmo idlanf gepodiem
gSic oas Crime S6iIf om Sei6,
sic lit frcunolid iino geiprdhig
lluo ibr Ser8 lit liebereid.
Scb' iH ibre Goienpangcl
E6otet grinme Sebniu6t mid,
Goumt iic ld6eInO bergcgongen
SAniidt sic Sllm nit 8lumen lib.
(llebcriebt bon @. 9tuoolp)
Scr inner pie0erfebrenoe, oft
poblge(ingenoc &crglcib ocS gclieb-
ten @cgenitouocs nit 6jeibopfcu ans
ocm Hcibe Der gtatlir, bcionoers Der
@flou5cumelt bat iene in lun8abIigcn
Spielarten iid mie0erDoIcnoe QInru-
iuna eines 8lattes, oie Dem 9eginn
Der rlimdniihen @olfslie0er harof-
tcriitiid lit bcrDoroe6racbt. nSrlIn5a
wer0e H, oos beiBt oariincs
8lott oicnt oobloieu iolben
2ieOeru ols Gingang, 8umeiit itc9t cs
IN irgen0 elmer lDmbolilhen Be5ie-
brng gum SSnbalt miro a6er nod
bGufiger mlr 6cS Glonges wegcu, &C.
miiiermuBen oIs 9luftoft Dorangeebt.
So gum 9ciipiel:
Grimes 8lott Ger idlonfen @eioe!
BLONDES W2Goden fonn bod Der !.
no Ger %crglcic6 Der @eioc uno Der
@cliebten leidt eriidtlid it, ooer;
Grimes 9latt ocs ouft'geu Stein-
flee'sl
Wleine 2icbite flaet 10 lebr ...
in Dem Gin inn Sen perlorenen @jcs
lie6teu trouernocS @idohen ge5eigt
iuiro, oercn @emiitbSiiimmung man
nit Dem ,ouitgeu Steinflee" idiuer
in Terbinoung bringeu fam. G6er
iHon im 5ipeiten @erie Oieies gieoes,
oaS 6eginnt;
Grimes glott oeS SlolelltrouheS
9ld, iie m0bf eiu StrGusIein min
0eu..."
pobei man oQeroingS wiiien ninB,
Dob ole Soielruten nod DEM glber-
glou6cn ser rimdniihcn GolfSm0r.
den bon Nen Seren 0aall 6cnnbt luer.
oen imgetreue 2iebbober 5uriid5n'
3qubern iii pel1em 3wefe Die Suite
an elm GonGefdB geicblagen miro.
9lud ser @ereleid eineS dltliden
Sd)iperenoterS III leidt oeriidnolid,
Der ieinc einnigeu 9lnge6eteteu olio
opoiiropDirt:
.9liimeleit 0 9IiimeIeinl
Ginit IN meineS 2e6enS Wtoi
Soit' ic6 ieOer5eit orei Ni6Oden
lln0 id) liebte ale Oreil"
oOer Ser ieues ungliidli6en Siebbo'
berS, Der ou legt
,99eIfcs 9Ioit nm6 oiirrer Stamml
Ereulos 6ot iie mid Derloiien,
g9elfeS 9atb lm0 Oiirrer Stanlm -
/ @mig mill i'd iie nuu 6alienl~
(lte6erIebt BON @admeiitcr)
Sine anoere 9lrt ser GoIfSlicoer lit
sic horo" 0aS Gon5lieO, 0aS in oet
SpimItu6en, bei Sod5eiteu unO
IorIucrguiigiIneen iu S8irtbs6ous
pon W2dnnern SSroueu im6 Nl60den
oemeinIam md6reno OeS 9ici9cntanaes
qciunaen miro. 9uriden lmo Wl0o.
dlen ialicn iib i'm &reiie lte6eno bel
Der Sono mo iiugen entiucOer aIlgc.
mein oOer i'm @eaencbor oieie Sieocr
ocreu Sn6olt meilt 6armlos ider-
5enO mo uedeno, oft abcr audi redt
iorfaitiib iein fam. go 5um Bel
ipiel oieies:
Tie Burden:
o@iait ou nit sur @ieic oe6en,SIeo-
no, Sleona2-
Gort weiB id ein &rdutlein ite6en,
Sleano, Sleanol-
Wlobn lit licbliG an5llie6en Sleono,
SIeonal
aciuer Fam i6m luiOeritcbcn, Sleona
Sleanal
g9ollen's bolet OoB oein @lann
aiinitig beiier idloicn fom.
Tob CT iblGit uno nibt eriuo6t
9la oie Iiebc laugc 9|odtl"
Tic Maoden:
,GIcrnc uobt' ic6 nit sir acbcu
9riiOerlcin, 8riiOcrlcinl
Godl mcin @lunn bari MIDI Md
9riiOcrIcin, 9riioerIcinl
acincn 01ritt erlolbt cr mir
Vrii0erlci 9riiOerlcin !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

YeiouOcrS eigcnorti0 nWltbcn ms
audi sic uiter sic Gioucn 81 rc1ucn.
0en n9iGuberlieOer" ser &umGnen aL
sic oub bcntc nod piel ino germ &C.
hngen pcrocu inO Oen &unduen ct
tpo imiere Seloenlieocr erieben. Gle
,&Gubcr~ lporcu in i6rer 9lnidouuna
ia auD gemiiicrntoBen yScroen", et-
ma lpie SHillcr icine 9Grber ioeali-
lirt mo mie nod beute in Sen 9lbru5-
gen 9iinolOini. scr oc0le &du6er", i'm
9ieOc icin g9cien trcibt. @ei Sen 9iu.
mGncn oen inuncr wicocr BON irem.
Sen Wcmolt6a6crn itntcroriidten iin0
ousgclogcuen @oucrn iii sic Ser
bcrrlicbung 0ieier u6rcibeitsbclOen
aii cigcnc 6auit,~ pie mou bic Hdu-
Der iener 3eiten nennen mohte, luobl
81 DerIte6en, beionocrS ga nod ooS
@e6einniBoolle oeS 9GuberlebenS
Dem SiiolGn0er Elm cigcucr Slei5 lit.
Su ciuem ioIheu RGuberlieoe beiBt
cs gum 9eiipiel:
p@enn 0ie Gnoipen i1mellen, ihmeii
ic5
gSie0erlm i'm @oIO lum6er.
Wleinen iHarfen Gold i'm G}iirteI,
Phi Dem 9fiidcu 0oS @cpebr
Scr Siiualin0 iii onac6Iicb aus I'M
9liidIider 2iebe &Guber geporoen
oenn er iingt an ieinc lmgetreue Sieb-
Ite:
. Gic 10 bitter mid betro9en,
CAB eiu SeOer mid oerlaHt
Gie MIDI IN Oen g8alo pcritoBen
llnO gum Hdilbcr mid geuobt.~
Gnolic6 nocb Gerii6lng manAer
o&elOent6atcn", 6ci Ocnen CT sen
&olfsolisiougern oen @6onorioten,
boIe 5ngeiebt 6ot miro CT iAmer Der.
pllnOet gelmigeu mo in sen nm fol.
genoeu &crien in ocncn geidiIoert
miro, ipie Die unaliidli6e Nhntter
6inter oem @agcn oeS uermimoeten
So5ncS idrcitct fommt oos 0o1e.
lieO Scr Nlutterliebe mlmocrpoll 5lun
gIusOrld:
Seine |hltter folgt sem @ogen,
Seui5t 10 tief mo float 10 lout.
@il6t Oos 9hlt nb. ooS nod INNER
Gon Oen @lnoen uieocrt6ollt.
llno lie geGt, sic 01icn bitten:
5obret langiam fa6rct io1tl
Cab ibr meinem ormen SSunocn
g|iNt 10 oiele Sdmer5en modtN
(lle6erieBt bon g9. 9luooD.) J
9nr Wcniae 2ieOer aus oem prGd.
tiaen SGob Ger rum6niicbeu 8olfs.
oidtuna sic nit iinerniiolic6em 81.
fer Der 6erporrogenoc OiGtcr 9(lcran.
Ori ieiuen 3eit9euoIicu aelammelt
lnO erbalten bat fonnten bier ange.
iiibrt perOeu 0o6 mogen lie 0a5ll
beitraaan oeu urmiidbiiaen lmS ae.
innoen cIciit ser oieiem GoIfe ciacu
1T ms nd6er 81 briugen. uno unS
perltebeu Ie6rcn ooB 0as ,rrieaeriih~
0elinnte 9ufareit nicbt Die GoIfsItim.
NINA 0es 9an0eS bartlett un0 nod
5eiItc iener gers ciner Coine Qelten
mag:
DSicber ols sic 5linte traoen,
D}0cbt ib oili 0en 9}iidcn lieaen.
Sicber ais inn 9htiien6cerc,
Dlo6i' idb iiir 9ilrnGnien frieNenl~
6inOenbnrg bat feline 3eit 81 altern.
Iie &ownoer 3eitlmg Die Sans
Gsman 6erausgiebt, brirqt iolaenoe
Flauoerei.
aIfclOmariball BON SinOen-
burg bat Dor fur5er 3eit @clegcn6cit
aenonlmen, ii6 in bemerfeuspcrt6er
ggeiie iiber Sen GiniluB 6es Gricaes
oif sic meniHli1e 9lrbeitsfrait 81
dnBern. Seine W}itt6eilmeeu iinO
in pipdolooiiAer SrnIibt fiir sic 8e.
itrt6ciIlma oes &ricgsOieniteS bon
1I1fpr 31ItnT11ptt
ilt 9)nlpitnl.
----
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
81 m @elIer

&eIlnerin (Oic NliBtralen eegen ei.
nen Goit oeiaBt gum EiffoIo) .,e5ibt
Nbadlt, ooS inns 0ie ShipeinsborcR
init Rrailt ritbt 0nbonldufk~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

n3piiden meinen beioen gtciien
Ibeltebt eiu oetpoltiger lluterlhieo,
Ser cine lit Die oeborenne @neraie,
Der nnoere 5r faiil 6um orbeitcn."
rBie ihI0et iih Ben oer Toiile oo
lOurh2"
80, er orbeitet in einem 2oOen, Scr
niht onnonciertl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
1ltrr 5l1nri1e1t
ilt 4)nIpttnl,
5run SrOlum IbIichlid OnruD 2gSia
6. YiHt6am's Scaetublc GOm.
pOnuO Die 0jeimObeit
5nriidscgcbcn.

GlcocIano, Gbio, - ,,Seit Sobrcu lit
id ou 8eiteu 10 icbr, OoB ic6 cs tmnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Gin onitGn6igcr 9crr.

@inonitGn0iger Serr.
ugSer mar 0crm Ser Serr, Der io@
eben 0en &on3ertionl berlieB? Sc
botte 10 ehpoS DHtltouiertes an iih,l
&err Baron"
ogi, Sos mar ia ser beriibmte
0ihter &crsutnini end0igeSroul~ -
ng9os ein 3iHterl SD biclt i'm
fir einen anitdnoieen Serrn mls gu.
ter Samiliel~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

Gcitlhe Slider nn0 8eilihriIteu.
". eaaitn, ssr. 900. ggeitpcylualou.GnaHe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

&oneerub: 9lih mim0erfs tlraA
morrm Der liebc @ott mir 70 louee
@intcrbciuc un0 10 ti,r3e |oroerbeine
nit ouf Die gselt eeaeben botl
@iroife: :gSieIleitt, Inn olrh ben
@eeeniab 0cn gelpcis ooIir al lie-
fern pie l6hcrli4 Sn eieentlid aus
iiebitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

lRarmor. iiu0 GrGnit-g0erfc
=. eu0driuer & ems, a23 aote.glarlss yis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

Ubuu n. eamRelS, Memieamudli; Naientt
panoclS SnnRinugien, ScrinaStctie. alat&
lnu0 1ult SnilOWa
Chaplin M NctnNiuW, it6~~li7 Nam NniiAina,
lSidDrloe VriabmuQ
o. q. N ~. 3 Num0rn, AT Continental Nlna
Rratil8ren itlt 1872 eriolAreln VI Naliulots
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

r. reullfg Naug uun Nnliimort", N0limnrn
iino SouloaOs Slrabe. AnAnil aNehey ktnl~
bent, Npbn " pnuuer, &tesRtdlloeuis
Seorne 8 pdun, Nnllirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
UrEdJitts=aIro'ur
NiCrsnuiilc gIagucp.
n. @. Tun & &C.,
B02 ci0 Wlatblano xrnf Hled

@atmatcriaIicu, Gbiiren 1euner
rnbmcn, 2d0en etc.
Sae Y, NoFeE 4 &C., iiB-il7 GAb.Krsbe.
tdsSttabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Spar.Nanfen.

vTeulishe epnrbanf Sen Nalamafs,n 3nlatN
unb Naltmnres&lrabp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

Erult.GoHpunien
aeals 9sponi kab Smn Gsmpauh.~ % Gouie
@lfabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

3citiuaen 8citihriiten etc.
u xnr baltimore Vtpc 0pmpann", NoDer s. a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

rI6e Go CONN glatiuunl @anlH wans mnp
@reier Gtrdbe Sacob gR. Nq0i. Rftfbuui
Neurp 81 NcOuc, Nniirer
,Grr0Rp elntiuN0l Hhu," A82 GAbsArQnbmap.
yN 0 28lQuct Nuilitcr.
,anenern National @0nf," "a Norn.Enlalus 8tgs
W. Mlnron Malllter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

N0nnlplttDlN lN0ltlulc WctutNc lllN
S0mcreien.
Wrliilt9 xnrneF ST.. coo sorOyRasasltabs
|lumbinN IlruoccS, NanQcS un0
Gefcr T0dl0edeu rm0 Nnmen.
eruurH bros, 5Al Observation-Disclosures
0npicridmiu0c in0 HlnperS.
Sshn Hutctt i7ai xhoRe1 etn &c. &. "a
1eltpggn: 9sulle 1899
Observation-Disclosures.
" &. ehndellcsb 4 So,
li1-2i Nbumncr Commerce Nuilhlu0
,HcHilme &trNuletunAV.ta aclcuiNaif." nOn
lionNs uuh Nauncrc.E Etr0Nc
,Seutih'elnt Neutr @erNtherpua0. .Cssi az lMall~
N0tnute GNdbe unc Nultonl Nunif MNsNut
,i9loiiul SniNrnngr 50. 0i Siuctp0al" henrD AR
sSuriielo Nelncnis4 is4tAu0Ncr. i0i~~lO3 NbamA
ncr 81 Commerce NiiiihWo.
,,Wermaula NeNyf GcfHhefiuQS Weltnfnl NA
Nalilmorci nno &ollg,Gigete,
@iedplaiien N1ciall etc
epen gonuiH 4 Ge.. 9as., is-ib ralostaam
%iouoIeib.@eihGllc.
a0eulolha'se ssaH CO.. ! so5e.cao.rlfaea.
Gilemonoren oner glrt uuo SUI.
idmic0. 3ubch0r.
O. eeut Raoas Go., Se2 S0i Norb 0o0 zts,
@iqelibumS.glaeuten lmo &6n0ler.
Vlsssr S. nnpen q sspttm. 40 Cli.asxinesa. y
NbnHugnieH, oit nen .HWllmsn Nuttftvan.
I 7tWen" hNt pNNttliM notf nNrfRNWANlA f4a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

Nnpicrlhniv0c im0 EllnnperS.
Ssbn Nutcrt i1at xhomce etn &C. 60
1elQqsn: Auile 1899,
, 1916-06-10

man reports, which Mr.. Balfour declared were
tainted from the first. He said the battle
ship which the Germans still insisted was
sunk evidently referring to the Warspite)
had been safe in port since Thursday. Deal
ing with the broad issue of the result of the
battle, Mr.. Balfour declared that the German
losses were greater than the British, and ask
ed why if the Germans had defeated the
British they had not pressed their advantage.
German Headquarters, he said, was never
under the delusion that the German Fleet
was superior to the British, and the Germans
therefore were not to blame if they ran away.
1t would be bad strategy for the German
Commander to become involved in a decisive
fight. Neither in the North Sea nor in the
Baltic, he asserted, could the Germans at
tempt for many months any kind OF organ
lied feet effort such as it might have been
within their power before the battle. As
result of the battle, Mr.. Balfour declared,
the German dream of invasion had been dis
sipated and with regard to the blockade and
control of the seas, the position of the Ger
mans was worse.
London, June 7th-The British Imperial
Council of Commerce resumed it's meeting
to-day after having adjourned yesterday as a
mark of respect for the late Earl Kitchener.
At to-day's conference the resolution dis
cussed yesterday urging preferential and
reciprocal relations between all parts of the
Empire and the Allies was passed practically
unanimously. Mr.. Saunders of Durham, re-
presenting the British Imperial Producers
Organization, said that the sugar conference
had been sitting nearly 6 weeks and q reso-
luton would shortly be handed to the Gov
eminent pointing out that there WAS no ne
cessity to import even one pound of foreign
sugar. The whole industry, beth overseas
and at home, must organize and force the
Government to act. 1t was quite useless,
said Mr.. Saunders, to pass resolutions which
were not followed up by subsequent action.
SPECIAL.
London, June 9th-The Russian EN-:
bassy in Rome is informed that the Rus
slams have broken the Austrian line in
the region of Lut-k for a depth of
374 miles over q length of 81 miles.
The Russian advance threatens TO envelop
the entire Austrian Army in this region.
London, June 9 h.-The Allies have TAX
en- firm measures with Greece, informing the
Greek Government thai, in view of their ne
gotiations with Bulgaria and Germany, all
measures necessary to safeguard the Greek
Treaties will be taken. King Constantine
has agreed to sign the decree demobiIising
the II senior classes of the Greek Army.
New York, June 9Th.
Flour, Winter Nlears per barrei S~4.8O-5.1O
Neal. Kilndrirl per barrel $3.70-3.75
New Seasons PORK no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork $25.O0-25.50
Crystals per 100 lbs $6.O8-6.33
'"e"' 80 lest AIolasses Sugar S5.31-5.56
Molasses Eng. l~lIs. per gai.
liverpool Cotton m llilng Jplapd s 49/10o
Exchange. New York &i4oudon, go laws sight
$4.7O4
Exchange New York and Lon Ion. sigh 4.764
Tnnlon. June 8th.
Dem. Gfystate 4Os. I'D. AIS. lis.
Prices fixed by Royal Commissio~.
Muscov"do. floating terms il
Sugar, bond, on89% 39s I'D. As. It'd.
Prices fixed by Royal Commission.
duty paid.
, 1916-06-10

Dem. Grystal. 4Os. lid. AIS. lis.
Prices fixed by Royal Commissio~.
AIuscovalo. floating terms IN
bond, on89% 39s I'D. AIS. It'd.
Prices fixed by Royal Commission.
duty paid.
Ga.man i,eet SO f 0. b. no further
sales during the wal
, 1916-06-10

Java Sugar 96ofo Gibraltar or Channel + +
orders, floating terms, no quotations nom.
Demernra Rum, As. Sd
Trinidad Cocoon, good nidd.ing Red, pr. cwt,
nominal 87s.
Cot on, Medium Fine ). [. at Liverpool, per
ID Is. gid nominal.
.nnk of tnglan Iinte Of discount 5.
onso,s So
Igee yer cent Kentes in Paris for cash GO rs
All prices subject to correction.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF
SAW MILL AND LOGS

A. G. Clarke, Trustee OF the estate
Of the Burch Lumber Co.. In Bank
ruptcy offers for sale for cash in
hand for the best price obtainable
the following property to wit: One
small sawmill. being on the prem
ises Of s. r. Stumbo about miles
east Of Glendale. Oregon. also one
lot Of saw logs measuring about
207,417 feet. said logs being In part
In the woods on said Stumbo prem
Ices and part on the landing at the
Md sawmill.
Bids are to be received by c. 4.
Hamilton Referee In Bankruptcy
Roseburg. Oregon. not later than
December, 1G, 1916. certified check
must accompany each bid for 10 per
cent Of the amount bid. Sale will
be subject to confirmation of said
Referee.
s2s A. G. CLARKE,
Trustee
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-08
A Humming Iiusiness----

Business is humming AZ tho Pnblls
Service building on North Sixth
street today and It was yesterday
and II will be tomorrow. and indeed
next week may be hustler than ever,
The women OF Presbyterian church
aim at carload OF paper and the
community spirit OF Grants Pass is
awake as usual TO the underta king.
Papers. magazines. catalogues and
books OF bygone days are pouring In
In quantities large and small. A
carload OF paper Is u big order fig
ured In pounds, Please help rs you
can by sending In the Old paper You
do not want or phone 2si or ts-Y
and a committee will call on you. sai
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-08

Boys Request Denied
Clifford Z. Roberts. a youthful
Marconi. appeared before the city
council Thursday night TO support
his petition for permission to erect
an aerial outfit for wireless plant
near his home in this city. Cliford's
application had been presented at
previous meeting. he asking that he
be allowed to suspend his wires from
pole to q tree across the street.
The council voted against the re-
quest az the wires would cross a
city street. The young petitioner
stated that the refusal OF the council
TO grant his request was a keen dis
appointment to him as he has pur-
chased his instruments. His wires.
he stated, would cross the street at
q height OF 80 feet. but despite his
plea the council held to It's belief
that the petition should not be
granted.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-08

D. d. Adams left this morning tor
Medford 10 spend short time,
Mazda lamps at Rogue River Hard
ware. seat
G. w. Morrow returned las. night
from a two weeks business trip to
Portland.
See the Durham Duplex Domino
girl at Cramer Bros, sa1
Young man. your sweetheart viii
appreciate a box OF fresh candy from
the Sugar Bowl. 0Stf
W. B. Sherman returned last night
from Montague where he spent the
summer.
Mrs. C,L. Dillon spent Thursday
in the city. returned to her home at
Hugo last night,
$500 razor for $500 all day Sat
urday at Cramer Bros, ss1
Xmas cards and letters. tags and
stickers at Clemens. sas
P. H. Tilley left this morning sar
Sacramento, after spending several
days in this city.
Watch the Sugar Bowl for Xmas
candy. s0Stf
Ivan Howell went to Glendale this
morning to spend several days visit
ing relatives.
The newest styles in hand bags at
Clemens. s22
Free hair cut at IL a. m. and 4
p. IN. Saturday at Cramer Bros, 9al
Mrs. L. N. F. Macduff arrived this
morning from North Yakima. Wash.
to visit with her son. N. F. Macduff.
Flannelette gowns. 75c. sl.O0 and
$1.25. Quality can not be beat. Mrs.
q. Rehkopf. soltf
Mrs. Ell. Autenrieth returned to
Montague this morning after visit
ing for some time with relatives.
Learn to cut your own hair with
the Durham Duplex razor at Cramer
Bros. 921
Large assortment OF Children's
painting books at Clemens. s22
Mrs. L. A. abbot and daughter.
Julia. went to Ashland this morn
ing for u visit there with relatives
and friends.
A nice assortment OF ladies' wool
underwear. Mrs. E. Rehkopf. s01tf
X. Mizoguchi left last night for
q several days business trip to Port
land and willreturn here the first OF
the week.
Boys wanted at IL a. m. and 4
D. m. for a free hair cut at Cramer
Bros. 92l
The Sugar Bowl. sos @ st. s03tf
Alex Nibley returned las. night
from Medford where he spent num-
Der Of days attending to business af-
fairs.
You will enjoy the picture show
much better II you take some candy
with you from the Sugar Bowl. s03tf
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Jones, OF Hol-
ley. Mich. spent a short time In this
city. leaving this morning fer Los
Angeles.
A gold plated Durham Duplex out
fit makes fine holiday gift for
$3.50 at Cramer Bros. 921
Nggett & Fennay's candy at Glenn
ems. 922
w. A. Moser left this morning for
his home at Starbuck. Wash, after
spending a week in the city. having
been called here by the illness Of
his father.
Manicure sets at Clemens. s22
Englcwood Dairy
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-08
Know Murdered Americas

Know Murdered Amcrtcan--
Howard Gray. the American min
ing man who was killed BY villistas
at Parral. was an old-tme friend
Of W. =. Beckwith Of this city. Mr..
Beckwith says that he was associated
with Gray in Colorado for number
o. years. and that after the latter
won't to Mexico TO engage in mining
they carried on correspondence for
several years.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-08
Would Sell Testing Plant

-'sssR
The city council viii offer cement
testing plant which II owns to the
Beaver Portland Cement company Of
Gold Hill. the latter company having
made inquiry concerning Il. The
plant came into the possession OF
the city three years ago when the
council authorized Its purchase from
local parties who wished to dispose
OF 1t. the purchase price being $500.
II has never been used since its pur-
chase by the city. and Is still stored
away, the council now indicating It's
willingness to dispose Of II. The
Gold Hin people asked to borrow the
plant but the council authorized q
counter proposal OF sale through the
public property committee.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-08
Investigates Copper Mines

Investigates Copper Mines
T, $, Mathis. OF San Francisco, rep.
resenting the General Electric com
pany, Is In the city investigating the
mineral. deposits In this district Mr.,
Mathis Is tho eompany's geologist
and mining engineer, and Is getting
data especially rs regards the de-
posits OF copper ore In Josephine
county.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-08
Musical Treat Coming

Musical Treat Coming ....,
Lovers OF good music are looking
forward to the forthcoming presenta-
ton OF star OF the East" by the
Grants Pass Music Club. Those
who have been privileged to attend
the rehearsals are voicing enthusias-
tic praise and assurance OF a pro-
duction OF unusual merit. The high
order Of musical talent and the con-
scientious work OF the club mem
bers deserves the loyal support Of
Grants Pass and n large attendance
at the concert December 22.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-08
Ordinance .Ameniment---

An amendment TO a city ordinance
has been presented to the council 10
give the fire chief authority to inspect
flues and chimncys In the city. The
authority now rests with the police
department. The ordinance was ad-
yanced to take second reading and
laid over TIL next meeting for final
action,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-08

Dec. 8, Saturday.--Children's Story
Hour at the public library at
1880. Miss Iyah Day story
teller.
Dec. IL. Tnesday---Dr. Bywater on
"Tonsils and Adenoids" at the
Commercial club rooms at 2:30.
Under auspicies OF health depart
ment OF the Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION.
Dec. 16, Saturday. Bazaar by ladies
OF the Christian church. Cooked
food and fancy articles.
Dec. 16. Saturday. Exhibition OF
the Society OF Arts and Crafts in
! the Guild hall afternoon and even
I Ing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-08
Attention q. A. n. Memecr,--

The regular meeting OF General
Logan Post No. 80. G. A. r.. will
take place In the w. o. W. hall Satur.
day afternoon at 2;ao o'clock. Elec-
tion of officers and other important
business will be transacted. Every
member and visiting conrad is ex-
pected to be present, BY order OF
e. A. Wade. commander; ]. f.
Peterson. adjutant.