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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
sturinSnitri ! FleffciiorS? Otter

bpaO ser meobcIcs "Stapongcr Nj.
tcnbIoo" itoar oct Sclifab. iom ifaI
lt0bpgar &onoioIocnc / 2ure &utlo.
iolt ca. 100000 &eitcfrTfter, / lin.
%ocrbn1oliua mcb @rln0cicrC / 5lcf.
fcijor0-Smuobcicrnc ON &isb al
Somtorcolcr o. mcO Gicruc al SUIur
ont Nct I'll al pllmpc &ano ira octtc
&ono. Sclifobct rcprUicutcrcS al
o'Srr. Sr. Scibcrg o. NOuofot Nu.
bach, &riitionia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
Stnffnrs Nnr.

Staffars Sgr. - SbpIt bar man
Iluroet flcre oe0e Soucr / 6icl6Ct !
Sllorc % Sang, ifriper "@alorcs",
iom nGpner et enfeIt lbpggeli0t Gil.
iplOe. 8orlcocn trai ctpor Wonb Ell
liocn Suuefrua, Ser hapOe lat fla ioit
| Ell Ifiats. 90 Sdltcr bar aQercoc
beOe. DC andre Soller nlaotte Ic puu
at TO Grper itoO og aoo al oiSie
IaosIcr. &c Soucr, iom bar iIipe,
blep bcloiguis rebbct, eQCrS babe De
lelofelgeli9 mart buffet unoer. -
Gtpar bsbc Salter ion0t man ltnoer
@rinoafieIoet. 9ette er ubpggc-
Iigt. Gent pao bpab biSie itaffarS
Saller %iultcr, frpier % pines, in6ell
De ltgger Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
SficnS ltbuihcIic.

az Den pco Soo al 2Ooc Nrtllrit 1915
bcitcmtc llouibClic al Sficua @rrn-
icr ifaI Der oibolOCa Sfisu / Auico.
ming al oct etonomiifc Cpaipr mel.
lem DC / 9ptopioclicn iutcrc2icrCoc
&ommuncr m. b. I'll NtcOIcm al
bette Sfien bar Suititabcpartcmcn
tct opnUUnt Nmtnluuo / StouuuQcr,
Soricn. Sfionuct2 10 euriac Micos
lcmmler or SorenifriuCr 8oOitc 9ticIs
len &ro0cre, % Sr0farcr Ecocr
0el8cn, @oucn, opnrpnt al Mint
manoen / @rutabcrg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30

life. bpaS SoIgs rare 5nriitcr
cote par.
&c par 10 pant I'll liot al bucrt.
Saa 'trTpcbc DC iig opoucr /
Sicn % til Ssaoen.
Scle Seicn off ban % iortaltc
cm Saru0ommcu, on auer og
@icitcr, ON Ssitcu % Sfploifab
men iprit % iioit ON Nor.
Seb ocu iioite @rinSen i~tanoieoe
ban, og BAD Dem pentc. Soa off
ban bort til en- ipGr moSsroo Sten
lom laa bortpoa golocu. Ger iauf
ban / anT, loebc &opcoct inc iii
Stencn % lritc bolt 6abcrpor.
ga ban fom tilbaac, itiurcoc
bans Iuiigt al @lGbc % @cpr.
geIIe. Son IuffcOe op @rinoen d
iasoc: ga. MI iaor ocrc pGre
pelfomue til Ssgocu oa."
"a &c fom gaocu0c bort Ill SOU.
Jet, iproua Ell Steering ino % for
lpan6t, DC bar uof life pant til &c,
ieg.
Strnr citcr font eli Yidno no
% itilcoe li9 / Geren meo Snao.
hCu / Nilnb.
"@oobo9".
"@ooba0".
"Si pil ncf gicrnc iion oS ON
Iiot pno gomlc Somtcr", inQoc Ola
pcnliNt % rnftc ircm Nodnbeu.
"Na oct or nof life tort 90 iioo
paa", iogbc Wnuocn, For imorrn
fol oct pore Nftiou her. Oct bar
oIorig ueri auoct mcb ocuuc @a'rcn
cuO 6iaer "a Grcfutioucr ga gf.
ticncr".
Ola blcp olporIia oQ boo sc an.
hrc gna rlun0t % bcic liz ioa.
louae.
MouNcn boo ham life gou inc.
ino &c blcu iibbcu0c noe pao Sooue
brocn.
5 sc iiOitc trcoipc Nurcnc hous
DC @norocn gnoct ira &ooub iii
Noulo, u9 mere % mere ltopiltt
rar Den bit % SAINT ullc iom bo0.
g. eict Sen.
Ola iorIe9te at iinoc trent ale
De 9nnllc ficuotc Nounc poa Solt
/ 9pgocr, for no0cu moattc Der bel
iiuhc8 igicn.
Ofcn Vtonocu iparcoc itaoig ili9:
"Nci, ban f%icnncr icq life. han
c. oou Tor mango Mar iibcn."
"@u aori SpcitoO? SO. BIZ rel.
itr iii Imcrifa, oo icg bar litcn
Gut"
90 Sans Wtclgooro?"
Sans onua for ) Nor iiocn,
SjGrringa lcper, men hi or la
haubcrt o9 Ilsp, at oct life lenner
iuoffe meo a."
Ola Ioa liz lGnQc omfring, Iou
Icrercoc ban Wiau6cn en- Suuore'
floncIcb0cl, tog bom / NGucn o.
off Iua bortopcr iii 8rinoen.
San blcu ltoacnbc Ell Stimo, for
ban hlffcoe OF 8riuocn og mnrn'
Icoe Tor iig iclp: Seq buroc rctit
hicm ier". &clc Den itore Sflffct
fen ruItcoe % Noffcn bsiebc % bG
pcoc ii9 / fort 3oft. &on ItorbuI
floc ct Gar Mimutcr, ioa LOG ban
Npucn / @rinocn lcttc6c Den op
al Spngilcrne % latte Sen oeo 81
sen al &cicn. Gl rettcOc ban Jig
op % pinfeoe pao aari, tog bcrOt
uco &aanocn og iogoc imtlcnoc;
"9Luri0bt better me ~rctllrll,
aari."
Sua off Sc ucbopcr. Ga /
SpioIcn, ban off ioo raft, al oc
nUItcn life fitnoc boloc 6plgc. Sn
gcn al Dem merfcoc, buor ocn IN
rem bauoe tat pou BAN; ban par
Bio og imilenoc MOB oac, men ban
hoItcoc mco at fonlmc af'tco III
"tbe Jar nciI". Der bar noget
Irosict bort inoi bouu, iogoc BON I'll
&uri.
Soo prog sc otter opcr Sapet,
men Ola gif life poa GGt Tor at
ie B~omiclonOct ioripiuoe | Sori
5outen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30

Seuiss npc @erft. Sra grenool
mcooeIeS Sen t9oe december. If.
ticieIifobet GaroolubiS itotc me
Sfi6Sbpggeri / 6cpiQ or mart / iulo
Grit. Sorclobig gicnitaor Snitol.
lotion al De cIeftriife Motorcr, iom
biOtiI life bar prrct at ifoffe. Sfi6S.
bpggerict bar m~oOtagct 9eitiain9 poo
70 npc @aItebompere ira Is. %.
8rpoe, &riltiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
era llor0e.
Stur WaarohanScl.

Stur W~aurSbnnScl. - Sra MoiS
mcobelcS ben 2iOc December. -
Sorpgooroen, @pcnS ~iteritc 6orret'
niugss % 2cicGoorb, or al @aoro'
eier RGia iolgt iii &%n8entsr j.
9loms Sblicn Tor 100000 aroucr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
Sslanof EpIitif. Sra Henfi,

NNInhof FpIifif. Nr0 Nent louIt
mcboclcS Ocu 23oc Gccembcr. Ear.
tiltiain8ct / aItiuAcn er iolacnbc;
Sicnmcitnrcportiet -, Wliuiitericac
,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS #, oct me
Gorti, 'om melt bcitdar al Bomber,
-. let or bciIiittct. al Niniitcrict
ifnI bcitoo al ire WcoIemmcr &obu
Mogmraiou uil idnoipnliQui2 bIi no.
feet til Seritcminiitcr On Sc onorc
Niiniitrc or Der cnonu life |triiiict
no9cu 9Citcnmclic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
st gGit ar en- Saafirrriua traf

Sitter &arl EetterienL 9preItranoen,
iorleOen Gftermiooog. Gen peicoe ca.
200 a8., og ga oen bIeo oabnct,
fonot man ler itore Sorif al Ell
Spgt al ca. II &g. / 9ugelr pao
ben. Soofiprringen bIep truffet
poa olininoeli9 @affe; Sen bopoe
piflet &alen iltO / ielpe Sinen. 81.
fen blep ienot til ariitionia, %ifriper
"OPoiS Siliflicr".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
Cana On fro Siencirc.

bar Intonettc &nipeooleu tielit bo"
Sru EoIitimcitcr @umborg, inotll
Srilen op0c iiior, ifripcr "Gronmena
Sloo". 6rpfCn &uiucoolcn bar M
iuoct ScIifabet ior gtorge@ &cI@
SDlpmeooIit meo Giplom for lang
Oh fro Sjencite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
Wifi Mubs nnbefnlcs life iulnt.

Sra Grammct meOOcIea Den 210e
December. Noroerbop &%errcb@itprc
bar nag mc0 II moo Il Stcnmtcr
bcilltttct life of nnbeiole Salgct al
9Iif @obS, Tom StotSinQcni6r &ibe,
Norten bar ficbt for Ell OtiQion &ro.
ncr. Srofprer Strem5 Stcnm1c
gioroe llollagct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
Surnebu @anrb Delt.

bebra9t SfplobeIing al 6oruebo
@aaro er @oorOen eftcr Sorlpoenoe
/ "Iifcr og gprumS gltoitiffe"
belt mcucm ire giere ioalcoes: -
SfibsrcOer 81openeiS bar fonet Gil.
leeert, 9iSponent Sorgerien 2angoo-
Den o. Moior Sperre Reiten, oct pil
iige &lriene, llbbuIene og BET meIte
al Den egcntlige SorOpci.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
Ncnifnh mciicm Tnr. Tor Ell

&cnifnb mciiem Srr. SSor eli Sio
iibcn par SoEn Sonitebp mco lin
@cit inoc paa 6icIort % pootrui Der
Ell cnali1 Rcnfolp, ION ilo1 ,5ellc
mco Soften, "a Sobn ticrtt lierI,
oucr i1ien, fortracr "&ougabtr1 Ii.
ocnOc" ira Spoul / NlutcoaI. Sen
tulucn, iom ontuQcliQ cr fommct bort
ira Jim N}or oppC pna 6iclbct, u.atc
mc0 FELT nco I'll S0nitcbn @uaro o.
blco mcO Soften Iigc inO poo Stdl.
Ocn, bpor oCn oQiau If gop al ill.
briuQc 9tattcn ioruucu mco Soften.
Si0cu bar Den bolot Ill Ger puu
@0ar0Cn % Cr blct al0clc@ tom. Zen
ieIgcr ltooig mC0 Soften OF louer on
9tattcn mco beunc. &cuifobct or
qjCuiiOiat. Nonr Setter ON Iogcn
goor / STORING OF HcnfnIucu tagcr
fla Ell SprinDOon@ Iangt 6ortc ira
&cicn fneggcr Soften citcr Ben, %
iaa tommcr &cnfalpcn ilrur iprin.
gen0c tilbo1e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
era Ddnmdrf.

no Sanifc %iocnifabSmrnb Dor
al Gorl&bcraionOct / Si6cus SOB
Iaoct @tOrag til uiocuitobCIige lin.
ocr'cGclicr til ct iomlCt 9cIsb al
1872. $50 9roncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
102 Iur fulote. iou1 I

1U2 War 'pl6te, iom tioligere
meooeIt, iorbenpprenbe airfeianae.
/ Strauoe6arm, Sobn Scnrificn
SaugStpeit, iorite SuIeSog. San err
isOt / lllenapong. Giterat bope pG.
ref @oorosalt Ell SiS o. oerpaa
mootaget notwithstanding blep
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
&pfcn SnbcrfnluIebicm brrubt.

WbftN SUPERINTENDENT UTlVHul.
Sra Trammen me0OeleS Ben 276e
December. Soften SuberfuloIcbicm
ncobrGnOtc Sl,lcaiten8 Worgcn pcO
S.SiOeu. @ronoen bcgpnote / 9oftS.
ctagelt. Sporoon Den er opitoaet
pco man life. 6lerc al Eoticuterre
bar rciit bicm poa SuIpbcipg. &c
ionI por igicn blep uOen llbeIO bra9t
no al &jemmet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-10
MANY SOCIAL WORKERS
TO BE HERE NEXT WEEK
Eighth Annual Meeting OF Associa-
ton for Prevention OF Infant Nor
talftyDe Held Mt the Jefferson.

Two hundred prominent physicians
lrd social workers will be attracted to
Richmond next week to attend the
eighth annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Association for study and Proven
tion of Infant Mortality. The confer
.nce will open on Monday at the JEFF
1,rson Hotel and will continue through
Wednesday.
DR.. Mcguire Newton is chairman of
the local committee in charge OF ar
rangements. and last night petitioned
the Council Committee on Advertis-
ing for an appropriation to assist in
entertaining the delegates who will
be here. The committee voted to APP
propriate $500 for this purpose. and
and John j. Mitchell were named as
an official reception committee repre-
senting the city.
DR.. Newton's committee is made up
as follows: DR.. Roy Il. Flanagan,
DR.. Ennion G. Williams. DR.. \. Thomas
Emmett. DR.. Ben II. Gray, DR.. st. George
T. Grinnan, DIR. Virginus Harrison,
DR.. c. C. Haskell, DR.. Paul w. Howle.
DR.. H. Norton Mason. Dr. Thomas w.
Murrell. DR.. r. S. Preston. DR.. B. NJ.
Rosebro, Dr. NJ p. Rucker. Aubrey
Straus and DR.. Howard Urbach.
DR.. William C. Woodward. health Of
flcer of Washington. is president OF
the association, which this year will
carry out war program. The con-
ference here will be given over to a
review Of recent progress in infant and
maternal welfare work discussion Of
ways and means by which the work
that is being done for mothers and
young children may be directly rclat-
ed to problems that are arising in con-
ncction with the war. and to stimu-
late sound constructive work for the
welfare of mothers and young chill
drcn.
The first session of the conference
will open at 1890 o'clock Monday morn
ing All sessions will be chcld at the
jefferson Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-10

the initial sentence ir this letter re-
fcrred to the abduction Of baby Lloyd
keet.
AT the outset Of this case. 1t APP
pears that. when this defendant sought
to approach some one to so into his
unlawful schemes he first put the
proposition that they would kidnap a
man who was the representative Of the
British government and that he. Pier
sol. was n representative of the Ger
man government and that the German
government would pay them good
sum for holding this EnElishman so
that he would not be able to bid on a
lumber deal which might interfere
with German representatives bids.
"Picrsol wrote all the letters re-
ceivcd by Keet. the father of the kid
na?cd baby. as will be proved by
experts in handwriting"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-10
SAVE YOUR HAIR!
Is CENT BOTTLE
STOPS DANDRUFF
Every bit OF dandruff disap-
pears and hair stops
coming out.
Try this! Your hair appears
glossy, abundant, wavy
and beautiful.

Thin. brittle. colorless and scraggy
nal! IL mute evidence Of a neglected
Ecalp; " dandrun--that awful scurf
There is nothing 30 destructive to
the h&ir- as dandrun. 1t robs the hair
Of IT'S iuEtre. its strength and its very
NE; eventually producing a feverish-
ress and itching Of the scalp, which
j! not r:medied. causes the hair roots
~ shrink. loosen and die-thcn the
haIr f#!!H out fast. A little Danderine
to-hight-now--any timc--will surely
save your hair.
Get "a 25-cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Dander!ne from any drug store or
toilet counter. and after the first APP
plica;ion your hair VIII take on that
NE, !uHtre and luxur-ance which Is 80
beautiful II will become wavy and
huhy and have the appearance of
abundance. an Incompatible gloss and
hoftness: but what VIII please you
most viii be after just few weeks
use. when you will actually sec a
lot Of fine. downy hair--new hair
growing all over the scalp.
Dandcrine is 10 the hair what fresh
showers Of rain and sunshine are To
vegetation. II goes right to the roots
! in":goratcs and strengthens them. Its
eahi!araiing and Iife-producing prop
critics cause tho hair to grow long
/ strong and bcsutiful--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-10
PROGRAM FOR NAVY
SETS NEW RECORD
from First PageD

Continued from First Page.)
shiphuilding facilities and the erection
of new plants for building engines.
Tho companies were unwilling to in
vest millions in these additions, so
the government must build and will
own the new plants and extensions
which will be used by the builder.
I'VE are putting every energy and
facility behind this project. Some of
the new dcstroyevs arc promised for
delivery in nine months. and all within
/ eighteen months.
! VESSELS or LARGEST AND
| MOST IMPROVED TYPE
The vessels will be OF the largest
and most improved type which have
just been tried in our service and
found to surpaSs any dcstroyers in
the world. The plans arc all ready.
and the adoption of a uniform type
will enable us to reduce the number
OF types of engines and parts and to
turn them out in much less time. The
principal trouble is in getting forg-
nEs and auXiliarcs, but the manu-
facturc of these has been arranged for.
and we will make every effort TO pre-
vent delay.
thousands OF men will be required
10 man these dcstroyers, and we are
now busy training them. BY tho time
th= vessels are completed the crews
will be ready for them"
within few weeks n@w quarters
tor the training ot 1899 men T!!l tie
available q, the jamestown azyGi base
3.9Jp a. san Diego and 800 Z; G1!:
po--s. IN addition. facilities q. tne
Graf Lakes and o,her training STA
Lens arr being extended. The navy
2: 2rss--. nzs an ei.Ii.:et aa-zerael Of:
=22-or ir-z;=!y 1890 This viii pe
.--+z.%c u so1.t55 j.: - indicated
- H,g:. = raining facilities sre avail
.t!.
~ :sry I'm ger msn ~ .z., 2. Il,
-.e9s Ten. !; tsV waiting i.s:-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-10
YOU ARE PARTLY
MADE OF IRON

Taar IT, Ron - IN ssssn:izl cons,i-
tL@Ht .. pure ssal-r? hioo1
!>ept.:rn. the .sw iron ,oaic. cprl-
nl-a-. pep-!I. .:cn- au>. celery and
otae' blood and s;omscn ,onlca mat
physicians pysacr.be.
j; j. wonderful correc,!y. 4; ane-
mia. pa!eH"=s. !argVor. ne!vopsnsg9-
whether caused ny hard "rrx, worries
--"ver-uss nf salts and o:her bloo0-
depicting cathartics that are doing 80
much harm ~ many people JUS, row-
or any other cause. PcptirDn vii! re-
store the iron strength that you mus,
have for cheerful p.rforrnance If oally
duties.
. Peptiron is In convenient Pill form
chocola coated and pleasant TO take
I Get IL to-day.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-10
MAMMOTH PARADE WILL
TAKE PLACE SUNDAY
Continued from First puge)


Richmond Police Department., which
will be followed by float OF the
Goddess Of Liberty. So far as can be
usccrtained. this will be the only float
TO appear in the parade. Tho order
Of tho ohcr organizations has not yet
been decided upon, and will hardly
DO determined until Sunday afternoon.
when the parade is assembled ut the
City Hall to begin it's march. Mr..
Boschcn stated that he expected to have
mt least five bands In the parade, one
OF which would be composed of colored
men.
DIR. =. PARKS CADMhN
TO SPEAK AT AUDITORIUM
A unique feature of the parade will
be the ten flags of the allies, which
will be carried by ten of the tallcst
men in tho city.
Upon it's arrival at the City Audi
forum. the parade will dispense and
take the places assigned to Ii in the
Auditorium. where a mass meeting will
DO held. William r. Dabncy, business
manager of the Chamber of Commerce.
is i'm charge of securing tho speakers
for the occasion. DIR. S. Parks Cadman
will deliver the principal address of the
occasion. On the Saturday following
mass-meeting will be held in historic
st. Johns Church.
The Liberty loan committee. which
has charge OF arranging the ceremony.
is preparing for large crowd in the
Auditorium. and for that reason will
hold an overflow meeting in Monroe
Park. Several speakers Will preside at
the overflow meeting.
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
MAKES SUBSCRIPTION OF sI.0OO.OO0
subscription Of 100000 to the
second Liberty bond issue by the
Planters National Bank, a 100000 sub
scription by the Union Bank, a S25o.000
subscription by an individual through
the Merchants National Bank and many
smaller subscriptions are the very en-
couraging results OF yesterdays cam
paisn in the smashing drive for the
sale of Liberty bonds, and SO cncour-
aging was the result that the commit
tee directing the campaign. feels that
the allotted amount to this city will be
subscribed long before the campaign
is over. The liberal response made by
these large financial institutions. the
committee thinks, will cause the other
banks and trust companies in the city
10 come forward and subscribe to the
Liberty bonds in amounts that will sur
prise every one.
True as these facts may be. $4,000
600 In Liberty bonds cannot be raised
by the sale Of large blocks OF bonds to
several large institutions, and it is for
that reason that the committee is look
Ing TO the individuals. men. women
and children, to do their share and
subscribe in amounts commensurate
with their means, and IL that is done
the bond issue Will be ovcrsubscribed
in this city, ard Richmond will have
maintained its financial supremacy. To
accomplish this there must be ready
response to the call OF the committee
and realizing that possibly every one
that desires to subscribe is not able to
get in touch with tho proper sources.
the committee has arranged plan
whereby every individual will be Wis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-10
2.465.6S0

'FoII0W1ng arc inc Iargest individual
apportionments in the Fifth Federal
Reserve District:
Baltimore-Savings Bank Of Balti.
more. s5.1sG.2oo. and MERCHANTS and
Mechanics First National, '$5,127,9O0.
or the forty-nine Baltimore banks and
trust companies. sixteen have been ap-
portioned 100000. or more.
Observation-Disclosures National. $685.
500. or forty banks and trust com.
panies In the District Of Columbia. six
have been apportioned 100000 or
more.
Charleston. S. C.-Bank of Charles
ton. s1.o53.360.
Wilmington. n. C.-Murchison Ma
tional Bank, S1.293,043.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-10
las. night in behalf of the Liberty bond

last night I'm behalf of the Liberty bond
campaign:
AT the meeting of ST. Johns Lodge
of Masons Rev. F. T. McFaden, ID. D.,
delivered an interesting address.
At the Lyric Thcater Captain Charles
NJ. Wallace spoke Mt $3.50. and in the
evening DR.. e. N. Cailsch spoke at
1850 and T. Nj. Darlington spoke Mt
$3.50.
At the Rotary Club at G:3o Colonel
Thomas b. McAdams spoke on the same
subject. The idea of the committee is to
keep the Liberty bond campaign con-
stantly before the people. Soon the
school children will be enlisted In the
campaign, and they Will distribute cir
culars dealing with the Liberty bonds.
Governor George J. Seay. Of the Fifth
Federal Reserve Bank. made the an
pouncement yesterday Of apportion-
ments to the principal cities In the
Fifth District as follows
District OF Columbia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-10
RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATcH: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER TO- 1917

thick. The roof was made of sheet
steel. Tho building contained six largo
rooms. which would hold several hun
dred men. rho whole country here
abouts was covered with similarly built
defcpses OF varying sizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-10

The following speeches were mad
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nEMARKAnLE LETTER TELLS
- sssEOE CRIME BIINC DoNy

ThelJopsDirE, statement then dealt
with a'iettfr which was seized by tho
authorities when Taylor y. Adams was
arrested in Kansas City.
This remarkable letter" the prose-
eator continued. was written by Pier
soI TO Adams on the list day of June.
two days after Lloyd Kcet was Kid
mapped. The letter begins with this
atstencnt: y made my deal that was
talking TO you about before you left
'@rbe contention Of the State Is that
The Idaho Republican., 1917-07-20

acres has made application to the
city council to be annexed to the city
so that he can have all the advant-
ages which other residents have. The
city fathers are now having the
necessary papers drawn up.
H. L. Malcom is preparing to build
a new garage which will cost when
completed $4,000. 1t will be built
near the school house grounds and
will be complete in every detail.
The Wilbur Lumber company now
have their new office completed, a
big stock of lumber on hand, and
Manager Barrett is prepared to give
those who are figuring on building
his years Of experience on plans and
other information which will help
them.
Allen Shelley while at t'work at the
sugar factory Tuesday ran a nail in
his right foot which is going to lay
him up for some time.
Chris Christensen and family re-
turned home Sunday from trip thru
the Yellowstone park. They had a
good time fighting mosquitoes and
otherwise enjoyed themselves.
Shelley folks can justly be proud
of their little band, which Is one of
the best in the state for the size
of the place. They gave their first
open air concrt Saturday evening and
the music was enjoyed by all who
were fortunate enough to hear it.
Raymond Hanson is the leader and
he has the boys we'll trained.
Forty couples attended the Red
Cross dance at Firth, Tuesday even
ing, and all had a good time and
speak in praise of the courtesies
shown them by the residents of
Firth.
Superintendent Althouse, of the
Dyer company, with his wife and
daughters, Hazel and Helen, are now
located in their new bungalow at the
factory, which they have named,
Spider Crest" They came from Ft
Collins, Colorado, OF Shelley.
Miss Kate Elliott, cashier of the
Shelley Mercantile company, under
went an operation at the Cutler hos
pital, Tuesday. The last report was
that the operation was very success
full and hat Miss Elliott was doing
nicely
Miss Lulu Mcguire, who has been
studying elecution in California for
six months or more, stopped off in
Shelley, Tuesday, for short visit
with her friends before going to
Idaho Falls where her mother re-
sides.