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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-03

ing Mr.. CarIisle's parents for the past
week, have gone to Pennsylvania for a
months camping tlip. After a visit
to Mrs. Carlisle's parents in Carlisle,
Pa, they will go to HoIyoke, Mass,
where they will reside in the future.
No Meeting of Surgical Dressing Class
Tomorrow
On account of the Fourth of July
festivities, Mrs. G. A. Gilman, has
postponed her surgical dressing class
until Thursday afternoon.
Notice
Those who are to sing In the chorus
tomorrow afternoon are asked to be
at the east entrance of the court house
at FIVE O'Clock.
All who are to take part in the
pageant are to meet at the rest room
at five o'clock. Those who are to
France are asked to come
ten minutes earlier.
All the ladies who are to sing in the
chorus tomorrow afternoon are re-
euested by Miss Downs to wear white
dresses and red, white and blue paper
sashes, fashioned from left to right
shoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Robinson
and daughter, Mrs. Donald Schneider,
of Youngstown, Ohio, expect to leave
on the limited this afternoon for Bos-
ton, Mass. All Ocala people will deep
ly regret to hear that Mr.. Robinson
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Any one who has any clippings in
regard to Memorial Day or the
daughters of the Confederacy is re-
quested to leave them at the 0cala
Public Library at any time during
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Russia in the Pageant

hubSld IN the fdSednI
| The following girls and young ma
irons will represent Russia in the Red
Cross Pageant tomorrow afternoon,
headed by Miss Adele Bittinger:
Misses Ellen Stripping, Stella Camp,
Mamie Taylor, Ernestine Brooks,
Louise Booze, Winnie Hunt, Mrs.
Harvey Clark, Mrs. Harry Walters,
Mrs. G. C.. Sheppard, Mrs. Order Per-
kins, Mrs. R. H. Purdom, Mrs. Allie
van Davis and Mrs. B. H. Seymour
No Meeting of the First Aid Class
There will be no meeting of the
first aid class this afternoon as pre-
viously announced. The first aid
books have not arrived and the doc
tors to give the lectures have not re-
ceived their appointments yet. The
date for the first meeting will be an
nounced as soon as decided.
Notice
| ALI donations of sandwiches, tea,
etc., for the supper July 4th are ask
&c to be sent to the Ocala House dim
il ing room tomorrow afternoon not
later than two o'clock, where there
will be committee to receive them.
Mrs. Clifford Anderson will return
home tomorrow afternoon from a
weeks visit to Mr.. Anderson in Lake
land
Miss Isabelle Davis left at noon to-
day for Belleview, where she will be
the guest of Miss Minnie Tremere un-
til tomorrow afternoon. Miss Davis
will be accompanied home by Miss
Tremere, who will be her guest for
several days.
The Ocala friends of Miss Florence
Bettman who was governess for Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Camps children
several years ago, will be interested
to hear she is now in Liverpool on her
way to France as Red Cross nurse.
At the meeting of the Rebekahs
last night the following officers were
installed: Mrs. Emma Burnett, noble
grand; Mrs. Claire w. Moremen, vice
grand; Mrs. Grace B. Killebrew, sec
rotary; Mrs. Oscar Andrews, treas
urer; Mrs. w. T. Whitley, warden.
The other appointive officers will be
installed at the next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Gamble and
children of Montbrook, who have
been the guests of Mrs. G. E. Thomp-
son since Sunday, left today in their
car, accompanied by Mrs. Thompson,
for Bowling Park, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Gamble. Later they will
visit Mrs. Thompson's daughter, Mrs.
A. T. Hooper in Live Oak for a couple
of weeks.
1HeTe Will U0 Ho mcctiHS VI the
Tuesday Auction Club this week. The
club will be entertained next week by
Miss Mary Mcdowell.
Mr.. Richard Stroud leaves this af-
ternoon for two weeks vacation. He
will spend couple of days at Pablo
Beach and then go to North Carolina.
Miss Catherine Parker, of Tampa,
who is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Christine Close, is spending several
days with Miss Theo Beckham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford Carlisle,
of Jacksonville, who have been visit
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0CALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Ii You Have ANY News for this De-
partment, Call TwO-One-Five
or Five-One Y
Red Cross Bags

The prettiest and latest of work
bags are Red Cross bags. A large
number of these useful articles have
been made by the inspection commit
tee of the Red Cross of which Miss
Minnie Gamsby is chairman. Miss
Gamsby and the other members of the
committee, Mrs. F. T. Schneider, Mrs.
g. I. Maughs, Mrs. Albert Gerig and
Mrs. j. C. Carstens, have made these
and will sell them at Red Cross head
quarters on the afternoon of July 4
for 25 cents each.
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Mrs. Elmer DeCamp who has been
visiting in Connecticut for the past
month is now in Washington and is
expected home Thursday afternoon.
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Mr.. Richard Stroud leaves this af-
ternoon for a two weeks vacation. He
will spend couple of days at Pablo
Beach and then go to North Carolina.
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STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
TALLAHASSEE

College of the Highest Rank
Liberal Arts, Education, Music, Ex-
preston, Physical Education, Art,
Home Economics. Write for catalogue
and views. Edw. Conrad, Pres.
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is not doing as well as he might and
he goes to Boston in the hope of be-
ing helped by specialist. They win
be accompanied by DR.. Herbert
Counts
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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
GAINESVILLE

High Moral, Intellectual Standards
Liberal Arts Law, Agriculture, Engi-
neering, Education, Graduate School.
Send for catalogue and views.
A. A. Murphree, Pres.
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the summer. These will be put into
a scrap book in the fall, for the bene-
fit of the school children who frequent
ly need such material in their school
work.
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Notice


The Missionary Society of the
Methodist church will meet at nine
o'clock Thursday morning at the
church. A full attendance is desir-
ed as all reports must be in and mail
ed on July 9Th.
Mrs. Richard McConathy, Pres.
DR.. and Mrs. Sylvan McElroy and
son, Buster, of Orlando, and their
guest Miss Cornelia Dozier, of 0cala,
are spending several days at Daytona
Beach.
Mrs. Benton and son Marion, arriv-
ed in Ocala today from Gainesville to
spend the fourth of July and the re-
mainder of the week with Miss Euniee
Bray.
The ninth episode of Patria will be
shown at the Temple today, with a
two-reel Elko Comedy and a Pathe
news. The latter is full of interest
ing war scenes and also memorial
day exercises.
The picture play, sunny June" at
the Temple yesterday, was a most
delightful little comedy, and won the
praise of all who saw it.
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Crib fIne FAINT eamSl

Geuti6e Ioiien itd I'M Erinitp
SluBtal, SIt.Ser1s, nieoer. @arum2
Sic fino quite 5nrmer, oie grtes
2on0 fennell, mem Tie Is iebet. 8tr
berfaufen Corn. itnO glfalfas2uno,
Dem better 91ebrosfo 2diio ebenbiir.
tia. greis $500 ,. Ader. 9oftei
unaeFabr $500 per ader fir ald.
ring, nordnf oas 2onO ebenio gutc
grnten liefern pir6, pie hos bette
6es Qat0es. Hei1lider &egcnfaa,
lqiiee @odg3eit, g,ites 8aiier, beiteS
alima. 91hIte grfiriton 8. april
aufra9en belt. beantportet. ShreibI
90. ipreht Dor. ". g. 6rnnf, 201
Rehtlc gInf, Smobd, Reb.-4.t21T
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Sin snfssr aus Der Rsrmaabis.

Sn bsr fron30ff6sn 3situHg s9ds
taile9 felt &c Goaiealaire be Bellies
bile Fplgenbe 9strahtung on:
,Gfnn meiner guten unD alter
Treun6e, her lprmanne bon Geburt
III, ingte mir: ,Msnn Der @inter
ung Flisbt, - gebe ID atlidbrltd IN
bic ROrmanoie. Sd Iiebe e, fit psss
Dsr au fgben. SD tomrHe tbtu bon oa
surid. Absr pelhe gnttduIGung!
R0nsn, meine I65ns Stabt RoueH,
fs, bic i4 iibsr ontg litbe, 1T uiht
mebr Rouen. 9nhsi fin0 lire Strds
ben am Ieiben Jled. Die 6eine bes
nebt nod inner tire auais. 4euBers
li9 III nihfs berGnbert. lnb bens
md oibi Is ettDas ilnbsitimmtes,
nns sur IDIgs BAT, hnB FH Der bDrt
geborsns nids msbr aIsiennt. 9u
nidH 1. s.. inc aeaourant gebem
unmOgli6! 81 gibt ttiue 4eIfans
rants msbr. DIRT, no Iriber RtIt1ns
rants fpareH. gibf e nar nod .4Fs
tenucm tea o6sr Grill MoDms@.
DIRT, no man frIEer guttn AspfeIs
EDeiB bsr QordhnOis DsrtdHfte, gibts
nar nod .asfrefbments'. auun DID
nun einmuI aus.
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Seimftatten.2anb

Sic brouhen nidt ntf 0ieieut
2anOe sn Ieben ODER gerbeiierunaet
auf 6euaielben bor5ltnebmen penn
sic 6ogIelbe inter Dem 8oliteao get
be[egen. Sir fGnnen 100 4der i'm
n0rolfen glimneiotu, NIT ihmarSem
9o6en nno 2ebm. nntergrltno, fit
Gle er[angen. Seine Steine, CUTE
Straben. Qur nod tuenig iibrig.
geduftragt inns. e1e es al ipdt lit.
Sroet nod Serrn gOgel, 1015.t6
50. 90. SO. @ebdrloe Omaha gteb.
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Mutitr Greanb anb Der bdrtigt
Mlarn aus hsr JusenbSeit.'
sunb bsr 9allfnbritaRt. srsdustt
i@.
So Iosts It uHb bate sinsu ltcl'
sen @lGn3 in ben alien Augen, anur
Dorf meme More Ieben. Menn i'd
aud Eein probises 3sidsn anbrines.
70 fpri6t bod lire AualitGt fur
mid. ga, Disler Ball, ben Oa mite
gsbrodt bait, Oer TIT ssrtrabt unc
8erbsuIt, iibsr GteiHe ssrollt unO
brrd ben ShmuB ss3csen, NIT Jiis
zen gsFpssn unb mir Tdnfen ges
i6lnsen; obsr gang unb runb If a.
nod, unb er nirb es blsibsn, psan
CT no9 6un6erte bon Sdbrsn hur4
bic 5dnbe Der gaIlipieIer ss9t.4
.Serr,@ fnete if, ubus 1T Dtsl be-
bouptet. Mlan maht iest i9arfe
Wleifer. MttRs 1T nod LANCE niat
has bette, nnb ih bin nidt Der ems
aiss. Der iebsn m0hte, mas innsrt
iF.~
St leete mir bic 6anO auf bic
S9ultsr nnb ld4eltt. sGrsunb,"
Iagte er, LAB bas meme Gorge iein!
Menn 8ifFtIleber nibt mebr bait,
tommt arolDStlsbaut bran. SD BIN
Dir gut bafiir: mas aus mttnfr Derts
|fatt aIs GROCER Ball IN bic BeIt
gebt, bas bltibt Elm Ball. Die tlets
nen, bic nit 2ammFeli beaogeneH,
bic ge6s in eursn MeiIsrn prsis.
0amit tDnHt ibr tun, mas eud
freut.4
SO T9attslts BEN Ropf. .Rtat
nit Rdfern ollsin pirb man ben
GGLlttt al 2sibe seben. ga psrben
GBenbe Gdursa nnb pulpsr uno
DDnamit an bic Reibe tommsn, nnb
mas unItr Sabrlunbert niat ma9tt
has mant Elm fpdteres.N
Ser Qtttt bsdte bic 5onb Dor bic
augen unb iaste Ieiis uno einfo4:
SD BIN INNER ba
Damn, ais i9 cine Set lang fill
blieb, lief er bic 5anb fintsn unc
lddelte pieber. .aOmmt 3tit, tommt
Rat meiate &c 5uperfidtli6. sd
min I9On iOrsen, buB bic Bale
flieaen. 1tnb tb meme immsr, e
pirb aud einmul iOtpeit tpuuen,
bob man Iie fr0bIia meter pirft
unD ibren 3psd i'm GlisgsH febt.
DAB bic f6niffsInbsn 9Odsr uno
Gdleppsr perf9pinben uub bic trafs
ttaen SpieIer ouf ben plan trsttH,
bic bic aermsI auftretfeu, Fatt bic
aisls gu ipisen.'
Sd mertts nobI, OaB Der Std
aud duf mid eina unb itanb nuf.
sd muB sehsn" fasts i'd, Der
Wsg 1T nett
Ger alte Rann tat mir bic Sirs
nuF. Sd s~ntgsgnete er ernf, spon
biefer Ssits Der it's nett an mir
hsraus.'
Sd sudte bic adisln. s@er mfrs
Ssotrn! Sd babe Qmt unO 9rot tn
isner Stobt.'
st nidte nur. Damn brad sr Elm
tleiues, grimes 3nsigdsn bon Der
Ssde. ~6isr,4 fagte sr freunbli6,
snimm bos nit! Define Tlutter bat
bas CRIME 3eus gsliebt. 8eHtF BY
nidt an mid babel, 10 bsntc an fs.'
56 ging: Der Meg lag beib uno
faubig Dor mir. Soft mare if
umaetebrt. Die 2louIe mar 70 tdbI
getpefen.
gber bann f4ritt ID bod babin,
meiner Qrbeit gu.
Bann tperbe ia pobl piebsr bort
6inors ftnben?
gmFntilen felt bas CRIME Reis
i'm Baffer nebtu meintm 5intenfaB.
gDd III e frifd. @is lang, anb e
tpirb pelfer. ~
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Sc Rtrbtnfdpd. amo

- Der Rtrbenf9Dd. sIds
Sc ia6 gar ni4t D<rfpuaDsrt p0rbeH
unO ptrlansn GdmtrssnsgsIb bon
mirgs
..Sa piHsn's. end 5etr, luis Der
G9ub d nah bsi mir borbsig gnnssn
III. bab, iH auf tinmal Elm sunsts
S9od Nsrhen stlrieg
ShneH ertlari, 90, 10
IitiBig. ernit. mds Isrnf On btnn
bu2~
3D.. Snisl mir Ionm OF Bss
6taiang BON Enbsn unb siu dusfDsns
big Lrnm bnben toua ID fdons
abr. -
.glnn bd brnuTF Du Or bpG
ni4l 70 nsa aepf 81 3tr6retm fUenEs
III eff pirf mas bdbtn rirr Oh
sgS ma ifin.
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Gdiden Gie mir Sbre nisees
fdmmten Snare ufO ih mode S1s
men einen 8opf, Toe Bis $3.50.
Mau6e nit6 llbrfetten. NoitbeItfl.
Iungen prompt beioret. Gotb. Sails
len, 296 u Dayton, st. @allL
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RIaRifisicrte 1ln5ciecrr.
gerIanat-@eiblid.

@erlmst: 8eibes Id0den fir
oIlgemeine 9mtsnrbett. @mpfeblttn.
gen ber PCT. @oIuut 1929. ~
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gaber. Or. Moorfielo's SfmefeI.
Gampfbd0er. 1909 @onoro 6traBe.
ollie fir 4beumotismis. Mniiose
u. eleftr. gebamolung. Tag Ii. 0odt
a%eSffnef. 9lbfeilnng fir Gonlen, 8
ilhr moraens bis 6 llbr obelos. g.
Cnuba MincraImoIier. Goug. 1853.
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sEarnen ~ berfanfrn

Bette 6uruet jna ipetIideH Coma
rno oaen 4eiIen bon 9lebrnstu 81
biILigen @reiien ulD giinitigen Bah
Enneebe0ingnnaeii.
g. z. NaIhron, 1867 Omaha va.
saI Honf glbgs Cnabo, aebr
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Mafnae zS0fIpt. SrGiilein @els
aer un0 Sri. e6na @iniaHts, Yliue.
raj, Dnnrpf. nnO @dumenbd0er.
Gonntoas itno obenOs geoffnet. 225
OsebiILe NIDf, 16. uu0 Garner.
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@erlanet: aompetentes 0fdo.
den fir aIlgemeine Solsarbeit; fem
Boihen. Nrs. ". 4. Sbearcr, 2309
. SO. ct. Sarnen 1920. III.
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&sge battsll.
Ml68Iin ilos miF sin GROCER. L.
shsF Balg pUr be 9ruH, iD DaE
b t1R tnnmsIlt. So uobm i'm
III niib hahie piitsAD: sMa4er
lInssl bat isst boz sstana-
Qlbx rs (ah, lelang i3 aud fs1eR
:,.Ss sd ssss;ssEssss nsAsG. CT bate
n5lsntaz, naIhbsm q gefsbea,
IA L nnssri1ts1, boDOH ssna6t
iab As1sa hsa Ban I'M Gtin ssIGis
VII
Gln saFEg mDrilherImrgitsmner
aase kuI6 A6sr BE GHaItsr euriids
s2eug Tlisst ssggnpdrtis uus
sanneg pis Bitten i'm Wai.
lnf0EaIHs npg i9 ben Bal IN
anh collie iA fba meters
s|sn. fallen IaIlsn nber BET Der
aa ablieFerng 9nm MsrFsn mar
III alt nsb FsEE, gum 5uIlsnlaiien
aeoanitf@ alto mstnehuen unb
tTsrn. SIN MsItergsbsH bstra9
b E6r. CIT fab tart Isrnpn5isrt
als I'll 1t thmttg tn @ebrou&
pefm. @udsIn unb Aeulen bate
NIT spor bGs serfr0Bt; 0ber nod
amb EsH. MEs ID TIN Ia ben
bsn brshtt, tam mir etn fnf M
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FILL mas Il geFiIIt isi. SD
Ihn inter ben arm, 6ffnst.
Edldaumtfftr urb berIudtt,
iI6 opsr GHnltt h bas Sc
III mahan.
j sraf ngn nbsS Eth bszssbIihes
bsn. @bsnlogut hdtts i4 NIT
aEn MdTtr III touisn1jdbriaes
hsuboEa IMnsi0en t1nuen. Mebr
j sEIa rberFsdIt Serbs bra9te
suitanbt.
NdhFsnb meinss @smabungsn mar
baa Msg geIamineIl. naa auF
side na1 eiHsr 9DIiseifsotirn
nstE i6 pI0blih gang hiHnus an
sgIe EtdntgrsH8e. Nsrserlid
b. Id utnEsbrsn, ba Isets mir siu
baslgsg Mann bic 6atiD uuf bic
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@rrlaugt: - 9toohen fir Sals.
arbeit. Sel. SorneD 1659.-3.22.l7
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4ntOHObne.

SIZE Glear, SS45. Snbri5iert bon
Girula, Die ieit 48 Sobren 2uoli.
fdtsprooufte bergsteat bat. @or5iigI.
Q(aent1renousiihteu Shreibt I'm
geoingungen. Sir finb aeenten fiji
9eebrasfa II. @ejt. Soma. @ebrasta
Gltar &c., Gil @. II. Ctr, Gin.
coin, geb. @tr Iprefen 8eliti6.
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sFarmen Az b~erfanfrm.
Rn1l @n1on
g%liihfiiuni fEnrmen.

@oIffnitens 2ono; fein beiieres,
$25 BIS $40 per ader. ". 8. Smith
So, 914 gitp Gatl 8anf gIoe.
= g.
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aubaf ~gGinii6img@.

Siln1s frei entnidelt, in einem
Eoge. Safe ao6af Stiioio, 9eOiqe
glod, 16. un0 Sarneh Smaba.
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gurn. 1t. glfulia.GanS, $25 p. slder.
8or3iiglifes aderballnno, Ionge
Guiion miIoe 8inter. @S miro ii9
fir Sic besobIt MAIDEN, unier Gen.
nefiee.2ono al unteriu@en. Sdreibt
oil .. 6. 1anller, Gen. Better, Zen.
neIIee COLONIZATION 60, 1857 9ma.
ba gat'I 8onf Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
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WleSiainiides.

SGmorrbOiScn, IiIteln furiert.
Or. 6. R. Inrrp fitriert Samorr-
botoen, 6iIteIn unb orOere 4nrris
leioen obne Operation. aifr garart-
tiert. S6reibt Inn Bud iiber Darn.
leioen, NIT 3~euguilien. Gr. @. N.
240 See 8log, omaha.
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antO.R ~sparatnren

Gen & 8intlep-32t8 Sarnep.
GrItfioIiige uto.&eparattlrett. auf.
friiden ntodt ole Cars neli. Starte
ShIeppsgar. - Eel. Douglas 1910.
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gerlanet: Slmges Mdoher
ais SiIfe I'M SolisbaIt ino 8or-
tltnq stueicr aia0er. Sarneb 4t37.
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gerlnnst: ~ 5ra1t, Inn in Smtid
fitr gutes $eim auf ainoer olif5up
boiien. Gauern0e Ste[le fir riAtt.
ae 6rnti. @mpfebIungen Derlangt.
Gel. gonfon 1878. 3s21-17
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8m permieten.
&hpuhefen.
Gdlmeae 8coienung.
9adbeSednns

Sadbebednug 2eft SIR 9nd?
@ir reporieren ie[biges fir Die
baIben Soften, Die onbere nerInngen
uno aarantieren uniere Mrbeit.
MeSlDf GDOfing Gp.
Gel. Dough. 3261-411 8nre 8lf.
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,,Oift ucpcltics"
BUD $50. 6.
Ben aSetsas 0ssssst

EInfsia gnIeitunaeT ritz MetbHa@tsGefNgnfe
In Sdteidrbeit. WlaH fiHoeE tietbeE wefAenle
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WaTaae nnb gaber.

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3inuter 2 8doer un0 Wlofiage.
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Sdnle. Arder NeaItbggy 5S08rau.
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Mem csericn Earms.

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ferne un6 pnitdnoige arbeiter; $500
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kSnnen 81 icIiNen GclCsAnlaecn bctucgen
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111ilaSps cinoerie

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3ebrasfa Sarmen an bertnnfen.
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fen 3oblungen - 5 afer diifiDdrts.
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81 DertduFen ooer 81 bermieten. IS
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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-08-24
IT'S More Men
Drafted from this
County.

On Wednesday one hundred and
severity five men throughout
CasSia County received notice
to appear before the Exan,inin. /.
Board 1T Albion. next Monday
aud Tuesday. August 27th and
28ih.
] he boys called are expected to
attend at Albion, whether they
are away from home or not, rs
they should he ON the lookout
for the cal made upon them. and
it they do not appear on the
above mentioned date they will
be held for service without the
privilege Of appearing before the
board for exemption.
Where the boys called are away
from home parents should notify
Il EN- ct their call, as no excuse
for their nOunppearancc Will b<
taken by the exemption board.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-08-24
|, v, ", LEADERS IN
NORTHWEST JAILED
IDAHO GUARDSMEN ARREST
MEMBERS OF ORGANIZATION
AT SPOKANE.
Government Takes Action Against
Men Who Have Called = General
Strike In Northwest Because Al
legged Leaders Had Been Jailed.

Spokane.-The government took no
tice of the l. w. ". menace on Au-
gust 10, when n company Of Idaho
national guardsmen, now In federal
service. arrested twenty-seven mem
bers Of the organization, including
james Rowen, district secretary in
their headquarters here, on the eve of
II threatened strike In four states.
The strike call, signed by Rowen.
Included all members Of the organi-
zation In construction and agricultur-
al work In Montana, Washington. Ore
gon and Idaho. Rowen after his ar-
rest said that the arrests would in
tensify the strike and cause 1t to
spread. Lumber workers In the four
states already are on strike.
Reports from all the states named
In the strike order were to the effect
that federal, state, county and city au-
thoritics were prepared for any even
Qualities.
The arrests Sunday were made with
out specific authorization, Major Gle
ment wilkins said.
Il acted under general orders en-
powering me to take such steps as
appeared to be necessary to prevent
the destruction OF property and the
ference with Mr.. Blaine, representing
hampering Of industry" he said. 1.-The
arrests were made after l had con
the governors"
Only vote of the members can
halt the strike, Rowen said, AS there
is no one with authority to take such
action. The strike was ordered fol
Monday unless i. w. w. members al
legged by leaders Of the organization
to be Illegally held in Jail were re
leased by that time.