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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Until Eight Years
Ago the City Kept No
Separate Vital Record

Where were births recorded in Fl
Faso in 1872
This rather pert question was asked
the city board Of health by William
e. Asper. West Hoboken. y j.. i'm a
telegram Wednesday morning. He
wanted 10 know the exact birth date
of Madeline Veach. born in El Paso
about 20 years ago. After looking up
the history OF local birth statistics
it was found that admission would
have to be made that no records were
kept 20 years ago
In 1908 the county vital statistics
records were started and until about
eight years ago. there was no sep
arate set Of records Tor the CITY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
l. c. c. EXAMINER HEARING
CREAMERY COMPANY CLAIM

a hearing on the complaint of the
Rio Grande Valley Creamery COM
panv against the Wells Fargo and
American Express companies was
held before examiner Harris Fleming,
of the interstate commerce commits
sion, at Hotel Paso del Norte all day
Wednesday.
The Rio Grande Valley Creamery
company is making q complaint con-
corning OTerChaTEeS which reduce
profits u1reasonably, It IS said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
THREE ARE BEING TRIED
As NELTE ALIIN LL0LAInRs

Los Angeles. Cal. Sept 19.-Fred
Dato. brotherinlaw Of Col Estaban
Canru military governor OF the
northern district Of Lower Califor-
mia. went on trial yesterday with
Julian Treus and c. J. O'Reilly in the
federal district court, charged with
conspiracy 10 violate neutrality i'm
The proposed shipment Of arms and
ammunition. which the government
alleged. were intended for use in
Lower California.
Ten machine guns, seized by the
government before delivery were in
court as evidence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
TYPHUS IN MEXICO HAS
BEEN REDUCED so PERCENT

Mexico City. Sept. 19.-The depart
meur of public health in a recent
bulletin issued here, says that the
scourEe OF typhus throughout the re-
public has diminished so per cent.
and that smallpox is being success
fully comhatted by widespread vac
cinatiou- Almost the entire army has
been vaccinated. as have the school
children and occupants Of prisons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
BLEEDING MAN CAN'T SAY
WHO HIS ASSAILANTS ARE

Declaring that he could not identify
the two men whom he said had at
tackled him. RudolphO Huxley. as
South Campbell street. was taken TO
the emergency hospital Tuesday night
suffering from severed arteries which
had been slashed with a knife in a
fight on South FL Paso street. His
wounds were dressed by DR.. John
Hardy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
SOME FURNACES IN CITY
FIRED TO TAKE OFF CHILL

Smoke from several stacks in the
center OF the city early Wednesday
morning indicated that furnaces. were
beng fired up TO take the chill from
offices and hotel rooms. the first time
since the cool wave struck ii Paso.
Light showers fell Tuesday night
on III Paso and reports said that the
rain was general for many miles IN
an directions from here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
FRANCS GIVES GOMPERs,
MESSAGE TO RTsS GnNERN MENT

Petrograd, Russia. Sept. 19-David
T. Francis. the American ambassa-
COR last night presented TO the Rus
sian provisional government the tele-
sram addressed oy Samuel Gompers.
president Of the American Federation
Of Labor. TO premier kerensky. pledg-
ing the support Of American labor In
me war and urging the aid Of Russian
democracy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
MEX. TROOPS AND BANDITS
FIGHT; THREE KILLED

Preside. Texas. Sept. I9-Skirmish-
ing between a band Of bandits claim
ing TO be followers Of villa and 65
Mexican government soldiers from
The Ojiuaga garrison occurred at san
Jose, near the international line yes
terday. Alfonso Sanchez. command
ing the bandits. charged the federal
force under Lieut.. Col SalvadO- one
government soldiers and two of TIE
bandits were killed and four wounded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
CANADIANS MAY STRIKE
INLE.es W. AT.TH lnNsrn rrlIII-

Ottawa, Ont. Sept. 19-Delegates
here at the Dominion Trades and Ia
Dor congress had before them for
consideration today resolutions to the
effect that a strike would be called
throughout Canada If the government
attempts 10 enforce the conscriptfou
law without first establishing effect
i've CONSUMPTION Of the wealth OF the
country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
WILSON APPEALS
To CHILDREN
Issues Proclamation Sug-
costing They Join the
Junior Red Gross.

Washington. u. C.. Sept. 1S-Presi-
dent Wilson has issued a proclamation
10 the school children Of the United
States recommending that they join
the Junior Red Cross in furtherance
Of war work
The proclamation follows
To the school children Of the United
States.
"a proclamation
The president Of the United States IS
also president Of the American Red
Cross. II is from these offices Joined
i'm one that 7 write you a word Of
greeting AT this time when so many
Of YOU are beginning the school year
The American Red Cross has just
prepared a junior membership with
school activities m which every pupil
in the United States can find chance
20 serve our country The school IS
the natural center OF your li.e-
Through il you can best work in the
great cause of freedom TO which we
have all pledged ourselves.
Opportunity 10 Serve.
"Our junior Red Cross viii bring 20
YOU opportunities Of service to Your
community and 20 other communities
all over the world and guide your SER
vice with high and religious ideals.
IL ~ lAA teach NA NOV 10 NaHE a.N or
der that suffering children eIseu hero
may have the chance to live. To viii
teach YOU how 10 prepare some OF the
supplies which wounded soldiers and
homeless families lack II viii send
TO YOU through the Red Cross bulIe-
tins Of the thrilling stories OF relief
and rescue. And best OF an. more
perfectly than through any Of YOUR
other school lessons. YOU VIII learn
by doing those kind things under
your teachers direction TO De the fu-
ture good citizens Of this great coun-
try which We all love.
Appeal TO Teachers.
and 7 commend 10 all school teach
ers iu the country the simple plan
which the American Red Cross has
worked out TO provide for your co..
operation. knowing as 7 do that school
children viii give their best service
under the direct guidance and insrruc-
tiou OF their teachers Is not this
perhaps the chance for which YOU
have been looking TO give your time
and efforts in some measure 10 meet
our national needs2
tSignedl Woodrow Wilson. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
CHARGED WITH THEFT OF
WIRE; GETS 2 YEAR SENTENCE

simon DC Ia Cara. charged with the
property Of j. G.. Long. was found
Euilty and sentenced to two years I'm
the penitentiary. i'm the S4th district
court "Wednesday Accused had plead
ed guilty and asked for a suspended
sentence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

c. n. Hoyt was confined to jail
on order Of justice j. II. Deaver We'd
uesday morning, following signing Of
a complaint by Mrs. Hoyt charging
assault with intent 10 murder. Hoyt
was recently tried on a lunacy affi-
davit and discharged as sane.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

MembershIp Fee p Gents.

Plans are under way in cooperation
with the boards of education Of va
rious states for launching member
ship campaigns. Schools are TO be
recruited as units with membership
fees of % cents for each pupil The
juniors viii aid in the making OF the
simpler articles and supplies needed
in the hospitals abroad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
BRING
S206.85 HEAD
Landergrins Sell "a Prime
Beeves at SIS a 100;
Kansas Feeders.

made ON Sanfeuber 10 when the Lam
b 7. --r
oe- -lA o-olil1.s' Oh -4'''aIiIio' e>''s'
sold % head OF cattle on the Kansas
/ CITY market for SIS per 100 mounds.
I tn ..-r. ,.--=--t.-7 100 -.....7 5
anu
the average price per head was
. s206.S5. These were cattle raised by
. 7rr,-or aud ,r.o--f5.7,- ~ l---,.,45,-,
- ..- .1
I -eAasr anu Aau neeA "lAleIeu III
I Kansas and erazed in Greenwood
co,,r+,- kos This e,7r,-,e7-
: T. Norwood HAN mas bought LOO
from, r. 4,-,++ n re-,ir-- y N
..t .-- .T
3 "Alth VIII De Irce-heu soon and put
ON the FL Paso market
,rcF,Iroy S.us r-oo
80 r,.---.r7 - ~ r,...-- ,-....,..
'- e. Fo"ei. OF III Paso' has bought
some 500 young steers from T. o. Nc
EIroy of odessa. Texas. which viii
600. D. -r.- - -. No.
so -i oS L---.-eL on ms IalilH ill y JUS
~ 49,, ~ 81 Va - a. i'-e--l ~
- j. y @i-l- os SUI -Voy cOWs
- --l-5Ci, e, H.. - -i -. -
-o-ri0- ~ rIT5s1a-b -,.-,,,-, ~
~ 800 -'o- ~ Li-ls pet" county me
49,, ig H., ,,'lIg.,. i- - 55,
- ~. - -, ,-t51 S-,- -.--, "
-6a - - ,-,,7 i-s--j 10 -
me ran 5000 ana insured plenty OF
RANGE pad Around Colorado.
LII, Ia o. ~ 5'-'' H. cor lo5 -ne ran
aezo~is-7l,, az $500. z, ~,
~ 49,. .,i ia ne NJ
re1orts fba foIi0yyinl[ trs1sscfionis-
4 D. C0-s,[a,- f,ror-T, e5i-,-s7
s-,~ 49,. - ,-. . . 49, 80 -
,- S-----,I- 80 --'- --- ----7 '' 7-'-7s
louis Hurr0 g0arorra Texas
sbinneI % - ~ ,g,,,-s and ,,1t-ss ~
OIlidhona TO Grass
Il d, P-sI -Taron Tevas sbinDa5 IN
cars of cows anI 5uIIs 10 F55-+Tey-
-Ta,-.s d, ---ese
Brooks Ron T7rou TEXAS sold six
80 III 49, 80 49, -, "a
CroweI- Okla
n a., T.ov-iers colorado sold five
C C;r6y I'll Gl5I5 1''i o-- Steers 10 " W.
W. H. Flvood. Colorado. Skinned 80
~ Tevss % ~ e-s s.-N CIV g u l'ou'-1- p
K Collins Colorado Tevss so15
TI 5, - IN ii III ps Sc e''''e 10 spec
y r9fr5 -a,or+s that the rs-ge
cor5i-io-s a-o-r1-f Go-CT., .-. e-96T
me weather yrsrr1. and shat ID Fi17av,
f-a-riz5z6- \ n soiJ seven besJ 81
,.1-o5.- ,-.l-i5-,e- b.ifs-- ~ D. E--e-,,I .
t-sr-izc-o \ n
R,inv .ro,,n,5 Clarendon
IT n PyIa- insDecfo.- ~ Clarendon I
Texas. reports that the weather is
,.,or5g +Iere mar 10 has bse- rsi1-
fnr- and ~. -',-lr-s is in fi-s shane H.,
re7or-s shfD--eTrs rs follows.
CIsude Adams Chi1d~ess Texas
Skinned 10 Fort Worth wv, cars of
mixed cattle
= Il C-efrfa-r- ,ra7,r1,-e Tavse sold
70 SWs-- ts-oe T,e1i,--- --syas' one
'-e- ~ - 80 IA --le-s
g. Helen. Kelvin. Teas sold two
cars 81 csv-s and -ai,rs fo V-i1I
kersrOn. ut Kansas City
r Ghever. Esie ...,i.,, TEXAS, three
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
And Then some.

Statisticans tell us that the aver
aEe American has six dollars more
this, year than he had last. Well
he'll need %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

Brighteu the home with Sole Proof
Co.ored Narnishes- Lander L 1mber Co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25

bdge. s 9es Woines, bpor De "blno"
Sope bcgpnoteS gjennemisrte Den
forcgoaenbe Ssnoog, b%egpnotc man
MI Iigeiom at Iette liot poo 2aoger,
ibet TO gpotef oabneoe line Sere.
@egge Giere blcp porslet on at nlsbe
ueo Folitiretten Ben nGite Tag men
Sorretninacn iortiotte5 bcrior liee
gobt, o. Tlbliflm lpntes at IGgge
on poo at banole Der, bpor De uio'te.
bet q iorbuot. s Council 9luif8
bIcn Der uoiteot oper 100 Irreitor.
brcr, % Giere al aoi5uoial9, Scle.
~ionpiger oe Observation-Disclosures
bar blanbt Ofrene. SIere al oisie
Soger er inbnnfet for Retten, o9 oct
fommer ioa an paa, bporIeoes man
Scr fnn fomme ira bette fieoelige
SpgrgSmool. Som man bill erin6re,
foriegte NlttorneD General Saprer
iioite Tilltcr at bcoGae Segisloturen
I'll at reuioere cllcr tiIbogefaloe 0isic
forGl6e6e Sope; men Sopqlperne
fiinbe life bli cni9e ON, bporlebes
Sngen iflloc gribeS on. Iu bill
Wr. Souncr gipe Dem, oQ StotenS
Snobna9ere %iorenrig, Ell Iiocn praf.
tit Erepc poa, hua6 6i5ic "blaa"
&ooe c8cntlig cr, Ion ser funifc iene.
re bltr glort noget nleo Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25
NorS Safota.
Gil fnnppc AT pna Sfplenart

Wtl fi1nppe az pna Stplenaref.
Staten3 SfoleiuperintcnOent, &C. 6.
WacGonnlo, ogter at benitille til g.
SafotaS Souro Of gbucation, at np-
Ite SfoIeaor life aobnes fsr lite Of
tober. Gette piloc gipe al Sfoleune.
Dom N%nlconing til at pare meo lrn-
ser bct mcltc Snbbpitningsarbeioc
paa 6arnlcn, flyer ban.
Srigcu mpo "Muitbuifcr" iaana.
Zen al iibitc 9c9islotur bcorbrehe
aria mco @nrberrpbiifen, lom pioeS
Of ppre ialfalo Ell al sIoriagcrne til
Sen iorte Huit. or MI ipcrfiat al
2onobruosfnmmiSiTr Sohn g. Sa.
gen. Mortin Soacn al Sort Gan.
iom % @orth Gorcn al Sarge or
ncmIia uonrput I'll incciclIc Noenter
/ ocnnc MISUNDERSTANDING.
Stur Sranb / Ecmbina. Willcr
& Gopelanos -@utif / Tcmbina
brpubte ocn 22bc bs, tilligcmeo
%aaninaSbuIe ~tilhsrenbe Wrs. q.
Gapllcer oa CONNER 50. Sonmn. 20
onbre Saauiuashuie bar ibranb. ga
@eretningen nfienotes. oQ ga Ell bel
fig %ino roIcoe, par set panifcIiN at
hearpuic Slbcn. Set 90 anrctteoc
Cab onIIaoes iii omfrina $4,000.
%illis |inSchnsiina. Zen oeb
StotaiTnNiIct / @ismorcf oprettcoc
@inoebpSiinainbrif blir ipnar iltonb
iii at iparc Statens Sdrmere rlie-
ner al Collars, ioet Siiol MI i9laeS
Tor fl Gents pr. Ernb, tiltrobs for
at ben pirfcIige Tris err II Gents.
Manilahpsiina tilpirfeS al Samp,
ser foiier is Gents pr. TnnN. men
peb ct hclbig Snofieb for CT Nar iioerl
fan man MI iGlge bernie Spsiing Tor
rs Gents,
Mntumubil ipraariascr Errrie-
brano. Sberiif &artums al Gicfin-
lon ioretoa iorIebcn Sag Ell iaa 10
rig Saet eiter npsle Sorbrpoere itoe
ii ct al 2anboiitrifternc, at Der GIT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25
Spo Safota.

Yfilntningsfe1t. StdtenS college
/ @rootinas ofilutter lit Sfoleaar
Sen 29bc os. Sra InitaltellS for
ificIli1e Separtementer %groonerer
iaar 144 iltge Wrnb % apinber,
bcrai 60 ira ben egentligc College
afocling.
So Cages Tcsn. Saa omtrent
belle Staten baube iibite Ssrbag %
Senoag ct peoparenoe Hegn, Der
burtig bill brinse S9oen til at ipi-
re, pit Smoagrsn bar iaaet, %
Tleinina for Maiien bar paabegpnot.
SIpr / ben centrale Wisiourioal pil
Waisarealet bli iterre enb noseniin.
De ier. Irealet al Nfalfa oil oeiaa
sges, mems Wais % Sooeraplinger,
mco @riie, auGe % Tleoe iom
Warfcosprobufter, MI mere emo no-
aenlinoc fer trGber ii~tcbcnior Smaa-
gren.
HcuilIo msmerfcr iia. @pcn He-
uillp / Grant Gountp / ben noropitli-
gc Gel al Soutb Safota, bar maaife
/ Sorboln til i'm Sterrelie ierot lie
re ulge Ntrro / &rigstieneite emo
noaen anbcn On / Sanoct. 2cpillp
trller ncmlig finn 400 Snobpgeerc,
hoorai 20 bar meIot liz ipm &efru.
ter. Sfuloe I, Gr. Ell Sp iom Miu-
ncapolis mao Oh iii ct l~iencrbe Tor-
hplbsautnl, maatte nlan Ger title 49,
600 Sripillige / Marfen. 9lanbt
DC 20 &etrutcr ira HcpiIIo er ielaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25
Jnolanoet.
cSp,pa.
50 mac Wcnucifcr brrbt. Cue

50 unac Mcnncifcr brrbt. Cue
lpn aIeirtc, Ell 13@naria Tiac ira Gp'
NORTH, % Mieboel Safleof, en- ING
Wono fra Oiibuaue. blcp iibite Ssn
boa orpbt nrr %iioin,Gpnte @p, ioet
oeres IutoulobiI ranuneoeS al Ct
S~ernbonetoa. 9auib Sones, bcr
fierte Nitomobileu, blep lioSiorlia
iodrct.
Tcs Muincs' Manor griber Spcr'
bet. Sohn &. Inc@icar. Noror al
9cs Moines, har operlaot benne lin
StilIino Ill eli al @praaoSmeolen1'
mcrne % er rctit til Sort Douglas,
lltoh for Scr Of lutte ia til DC Scr
cncoc Statcr3 glrnlt. NfacSicor
bar ier itoact / MiIitrriicncitcn %
hnr 2optciu@ Slang.
Scnntpr Sermon til Sturm Cafe.
II. z Scnator ~. e. Senpon bar los
pct at hoIhe TcittaIcu I'll @rabncn'
ternc pc0 @ucna Giitn College /
Storu 2ofe Den t50c %rni. Scno-
loren bar iorrcitcn ttlbrot lia al tic
ne ION aImirocIig W|otro5 / bc Gor
c1cnc Statcr3 SInaocrcicrpe, ian han
maoif, fan hnuc truffct / Stri
ifjortcn in0en Den Sio.
Snaliturmc % gpnncbilua. TnIn-
ionuuc Naglitormc, lcoIngct al bel.
Tia Eorhcnucir, hcric0c ON Yitcnen
Sen iS0c moi cnfcltc Strea al Sta
ten ca onrcttcoc tor Stooc. &cN
@rccnr blcp SruQttrUr iiooct oQ ell
fcltc &nurcuQrc inolcoc5 rcohamrr'
Sc, al Sc ioa lt6 iom NppleIc. s
Nompton fniitc@ Ell Wrugoc Bin
hueru0cr % Better N}ilIcrS Stab
buQuino in0 Tor @ucn ontnnotc& AZ
Snnct % ucNbrUnNtc. Yir. Miillcra
3nb oniIanca Ill hcnintoh $1,000.
1ro Here andre Stc6cr mcIotca ON
ncbbrUnotc llohuic.
Set cnotc mcS Spro. Gen un0c
auinoc, Der inr fort (io iiocn ilnRtcs
sc ira Morninqiioe College / Siour
Gitu % giitcbc Jig mco &obn NJ.
Noru, ngioo Stuoeut pc0 ionme Au-
itoIt, or citcr fort Gi0a &i0clic Al
%Iinotarm2bctruoclic o'noact uco
Tsocu pnu ct Soipltal / nTuntc @p.
Get tillooca life hct lulac Ggtcpnr at
iuIbcnoc inc Stuoicr pcs GollcQct,
% Sen ulpuoigc Ggtcbcrrc trucbe
mcb az onlTQQc SoQ Tor GrltatnIng
moh NnituItcn9 TrUlibcut Zen he.
lie Niirrc, Der Qop GrIcbninQ til me-
ncn Speg % MltntcrbcN, cnotc meo
Sorg.
Stpnplantnina pan Tnrmcn. Ger.
ionr noQcn or / Evil ON hporpibt oct
lcnncr fla at pIontc Sfoa pou Ior'
men, lnb ham IperQc 5. 2. SobnlorL
Sarmcr / gllamufcc Gountp. Wtr.
Sohnion pInnteOe Tor 40 9lnr 'ioen
ctpnr buuoreOe Surutrrr, olminoc-
Iip ticrot iom @bitc |iuc. poo lin
Torni, 90 al If al bi5ic SrUr, iom
han mfg 'rlhtc, hor han iuQet nof
Moterialier til at opierc Ell 'tor
Saaoe. Mnn fan inn ct @cgrrb ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25

lllnffc pco grnincro. Nlbert BIT
RIO font iioitc Senoaq nlporilg nj
itaoc ullocr Ell NrtomolbillIpfte per
Vrnincr0.
garets ipritc Sffcr. MiiS 0linc
Gbriitinn Straso, ocn 16soorigC
Tottcr til en- TorrnCr pes Hopioon
beoc iibitc SpnboQ al @ornelommeI'
ie. Sun bopoe pnrct Ipg Ell llgeS
Fib % nar 0ct icritc GiliGloc al ocn.
ne SpQoom / ocnnc Gel al Staten
iaur.
SDo otter Sucrinlo. Holph Nos.
muicn, Scr u0clior lin EcltaIrout
Nocbcitcr blcu lfllot Al i'm 6Uttcr,
Nop Roamtalcu ira minneapolis,
or oiQnoct pco Gpbcn citcr at bopc
liQ1ct bcpioitlo5 4 Gage. Set lag.
0ca at buUe pTrct 6rttcren5 @cnligt
at repc Mcltullruntcn.
Srrbt al GNnct. Zen 12sourige
Gomin Gpouion, SON al Ole Gpan-
ion, bocnoc 1 Wtil eItenfor Shelter /
Grccborn Gountu cr on gitcncn Den
tS0c b2. blct rnmmct al Ell SpnItrna-
lc % 0rUbt. 6nocrcn, Der Itoo tart
pes Sibcn al BAN, blcn oaiao rant
met, men ilnp mcb en- i%orbrun0t 500.
%aanc iait / Sicn. SiSitc Eir2oog
pnr life minorc emo 40 @aooc blct
inbcitTnGt al &icn inocn en- SmfrcoS
al 10 NRiI ira Suhttb5 Saun. IS.
mnoicrnc %itrnftc iig bcnimoo inn Vfil
ncOopcr pao Emancipation al Sno.
llecn og mooifc mere longs gSiacon.
iinii6cn. Ge imoa @ltaicrboobc PIT.
ltcbe % ~itonncoc ne0 SiOcn al sc ito.
re 6nrtoicr, mcn intet furoc azores
ior &inocn Oenotc iig ira en- onbcn
NctuinN. Nr. Srooblca mclotc5 Ser
ira cntcltc N%orteicr, at Sicn hopbe
itrltct Jig iommcn til en- Gpbbe al %
SOB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25

SrTrnes SterreIie, taor oct iortpl.
les, at alere ct al Dem oigoo 1000
Sob Erplait. Get lsnrer Jig at pp'
re ielpbiliipcn, - life mlno't pno
SrGmateriolicrS Smraaoe.
EpclicsIcir for iortc Soloatcr. Sra
@olbinaton fom iorrige llgc Den
9eifeo, at ell GpcIieSleir for Office.
rer al oen forte Hace oil bli opret-
tet peo Sort 9eS Woines. Sonoets
Hearc err naturIigpis perneplietigc
~IioeioapeI Tom DC Spibc, og for De
0erueo oprette6e Hegerregimenter bill
ser bli Monacl poo Sificerer. Sra
sc MI beitaacltoe Ne9erregimentcr /
bcn reouIGre Irnte oil Der 9isreS ct
ll6poIg al $50 Mnno, iom ifal no
9isrc So~ritcgreoen al DC me Siiice.
rer, % ioreprig bel Der mootageS
Nefriiter ira NcgcrreQimentcr | go,
tionaIQurocn % @roouenter ira Den
iortc GoccS GTrconitnItcr, iaoiom
ira llniperiitctcrr1c &omorb, SuSfc.
gee % g9iIbcriorcc. EoclIcStiocn
blir IRE Yioanebcr, citcr bpilfeu SioS
SorIeb ser mnoifc oil bli inotoget ct
mt &ulo.
Sibitc N%prtuifn;u9 al SpnbngslOs
ben. Statcua glttornc1 General, $.
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rciprrgllcr ira mango forltielllge
GointDcr M nigipct Den G%rfIpring,
al man / @icnucmipreIicn al So1.
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Ser life fan hcurcQuc2 BERTH. @Innot
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urpl,cr Nir. Mouncr Sulg al SGn.
ooQ@opjirr, Nmntercr5 @oIoipil,
@oli, &crnbonc- % Sporpci2troiif,
acknowledgements, oiicntIlNe NIrl.
pcmiblrr al ollc SIoQ& Gmlcucrin9
al N}cIf, Grit al @aQcricr o. iorrc-
item uIt iooonut Nrbci0c, ionl cr nb.
lolut ~nc0pcnoi1 Mr. Sapncr nUp.
ucr Tom Grcnrpel acknowledgements.
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man bn pclrt moottc ncntc, bpor man
por, iii SpnbnQcn nor opcr. Molfi.
niitcn / Ncrfitcoct oiIhC / bette I'll.
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Smlbon5tcntrc GiQorbutitcr o1 al.
orc IiQncnbc To%rrctninocr. ser orc
oc5 finn Tor Bindings Sfpl6.
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0aQ1loocncS @lcnnen'Drclic; men
Scr bite iig poo mango Stcocr en-
Slopbco, iom life bar til al toQc
iciI al. 8 DC iIcite Goruntpcr Inn05
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life Qiort bc riugcitc Gorica, % ero
life i Soma Gitn piorocS Der noQcn
lln0tnacIicr ira DC ioreAoacn0c Spll.
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Ni6igam.

Sne % Gmlbe. Sra Calumet mel.
bes Den 23be bS., of Sneen ialbt |
tGtte 9aa oper belle ben ~norblige Gel
al Wicbigan. Store SsmaSier ban.
De bobet iia iamnren paa Snoiisen.
% allloen bapOc ON Norsenen Doe.
ret nolSiom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25

De Sfanoinaper; Somes Sanion,
Miioolpb Sransien, 8lis. Worten.
len, Senrp Sberg, Sprap a~pinbers,
Veter Berg, Hap gllicfion, Melpin
YeterIon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25
Wiumclotd.

lllnffc pco |raincro. gilbert 9il-
RIO fonr iioitc Senonq oIporilg rf'
itooc unocr Ell Observation-Disclosures uco
V"raincro.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
Market Remains Quiet
But Prices Are Higher

Now York, May 14.-The New York
Evening Sun financial review today
said: ,..,o
In the absence of investment liquida,-
tion in anything like the volume which
featured that movement last week, the
efforts of th1 professional bear elment
to depress values met with only limited
success in the early stages OF today's
market Here and there throughout the
industrial list issues were attacked TO
try them out, bnt as soon as the traders
turned from one stock to another the
abandoned security at once responded to
the lightened pressure, or at least held
it's own, with few exceptions. AS mat
tor Of fact, the market was under the
leadership Of the steel group, which had
. f;rm undertone throughout and when
IN a tbe afternoon session led the general
list lis to higher levels representing cams
of ll' q fraction to a point or SO. Trading
However, S continued dull in the extreme;
There was no public participation ana
tho offerings Of the floor traders be,
oamo on scantier as the session advanced
ond md II was seen that the attempt to put
the market down appreciably was a
fruitless task.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
MURDER MYSTERY IS
BELIEVED SOLVED
Rev. Lyn George R. Kelly
Charged with Killing Eight
Persons IN 1912

Des Moines, Ia, May l4.-Rey. Lyn
George j. Kelly, aged 35, an itinerant
minister of Sutton, Neb., is in Jail at
Red Oak, Iowa, accused Of the murder
of eight persons in Villisca. Iowa, in
1912.
State Attorney General H. NJ. Hay-
ner, who made this announcement here
this afternoon, stated that with Kelly s
indictment and arrest the mystery Of
the famous Villisca murders is solved.
Kelly surrendered himself in Red
Oak, according to Attorney General
Havner He was indicted by the Mont
gomery county grand jury several
weeks ago, Havner declared.
Evidence on which the indictment
was based, said Havner included state
ment Kelly is reported to have made
on the morning following the crime
that he had "heard the thud of the
axe as it cleaved the skulls of eight
persons murdered in the home of Joe
Moore at Villisca'
Other evidence, which Havner said
hade his case alright, will be made
public tomorrow by the attorney gen
eral.