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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-24
Another Special Lot Mems All
Linen at II lie
See the Latest Novelty in Ladies
Handkerchiefs

Be sure and see the new
Tissue Handkerchief, they
come in a wide range of
fancy borders. On sale at
!. ... i. Csc each
We will put on sale a very
fine assortment Ladies' Col
ored Handkerchiefs. You
want to be sure and see
these as they are very at
tractive and serviceable.
Full assortment, on sale
Saturday.. j. .121c each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-24

Two Excellent Values in Ladies' Silk
Hosiery
A complete assortment of
the new colors and White
and Black Phoenix Silk
Hosiery, a well known make
of extra quality. They
come with the high spliced
heels, of silk double sole
and toe Of Isle. Our spe-
cial quality. .S1.10 pair
Ladies' high grade Fibre
Silk Stockings, full length
with double heels, sole and
toes, all the leading colors
and White and Black, extra
value. 49,. 49,. SOC pair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-24

| crossed.
Mr.. SNOW of Mars Hill: Mr.. Speak,
er. | wish to say a word or two. II
would not like to shut anybody oil
from introducing private bills. and Il
| think perhaps some of those introduced
this morning &C me in properly at thsl
time; but we ought to establish a limit
somewhere when this thing should
stop. Two weeks ago there was time
limit set for private and special bills
to be introduced which was advertised
by the clerk ir all the newspapers oil
the State. and 1t seems time now that
we should insist upon the action that
we then took. There are more than go
bills advertised in the kennebec Jour.
nal for hearing this morning. AS many
or more, are ir the hands Of commit.
tees to be heard, besides a lot of Others
they have had hearings upon but have
not reported on. We have spent eight
weeks now in this legislative session
and It seems time that we get hustle
on.
The SPEAKER: The Chair would
suggest that the opposition of one
member will stop the introduction Of
any bill at any time. The remarks Of
the gentleman from Mars Hill, Mr..
Snow. would have been appropriate at
the, time Of the introduction Of these
measures this morning when the mo-
ton was before the House. However.
I trust what he has said may have a
salutary effect.
The SPEAKER: The Chair lays be.
fore the House as a matter OF unfin-
ished business, House report Of the
committee on inland fisheries and game.
reporting Ought not to pass on House
Doc. As, entitled "An Act to amend
Section % Of Chapter SO, Revised
Statutes, relating to the unlawful sell
ing or purchasing of fish,, tabled
February. 81, by the gentleman from
Eliot. Mr.. Cole, pending acceptance OF
the report.
Mr. Jordan Of Baileyville moved
that the report be not accepted.
The pending question being on the
acceptance of the report.
A viva voce vote being taken.
The motion of Mr.. Jordan prevailed
On further motion by the same gen
tleman, the bill was recommitted to the
Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game.
On motion by Mr.. Pendexter of Cor
nish.
Adjourned until ten O'clock Tuesday
morning February 27th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-24

We have just received 80
dozen Of Mems extra fine
grade All Linen Handker-
chiefs, they come with diff
ferent width hens and the
values are 39c and SOC, so if
you want a real bargain be
on hand early as they will
go fast. Saturday Special,
-. .25c each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-24
Maine LEGISLATURE

Continued from Page Two)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-24

Mr.. PURINGTON of Mechanic
Falls: Mr.. Speaker. if it is in order,
will move to reconsider the vote
whereby the House passed to be en-
crossed House Bill No. 1862, bill, IAN
Act to permit savings banks to invest
in certain railroad bonds The bank
examiner spoke to me a day or TWO
ago, and said that the bill needed some
amendment and that he would prepare
the amendment and give it to me, but
he has not done so.
On motion by the gentleman from
Mechanic Falls (Mr. Purington) the
House reconsidered it's vote whereby
House Document No. 362 was passed to
be engrossed, and. on further motion
by the same gentleman, the bill was
tabled pending it's passage to be en-
crossed.
Mr.. Clarke Of Randolph presented
out of order under suspension or the
rules, the following order and moved
its passage: "Ordered, the senate
concurring, that 800 extra copies or
senate Bill No. 1875 be printed Tor the
use of the House and Senate
The order received a passage.
Mr.. BARNES of Houlton: Mr..
Sneaker. there is in the Clerks pos
session. it having been recalled from
the committee on judiciary, a bill. in
troduced early in the session, entitled
IAN Act relating TO widows allow
ance." and | move that 500 copies of
the same be printed.
The motion was agreed to.
On further motion by the same gen.
tleman. the bill was recommitted to the
committee on judiciary.
On motion by Mr.. Cole of Eliot, the
rules were suspended to consider out
of order the following Senate Report
on the order of the Senate, January 81,
1917. which read as follows:
"Ordered: that the Superintendent of
Buildings be and hereby is instructed
to procure and have placed above the
Presidents chair in the Senate Cham
Der suitable coat of arms of the
State of Maine appropriately draped at
a cost not exceeding five hundred dol
lars; and ordered further that a spe-
cial committee of three. consisting of
the President of the Senate and two
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
gcrIauat -sraneu nuS MaSdeu.


einddeS NoGcn uno Sansnrbeii III Samilie
bon Spci ~ @uicott Sin; quite Smlofgtnom,
fnooQin uno 0uieS Scim gla65ulrooen ooct
ooneilire: Wirc. Sobu ". Wic6oifcrtn, 0nicOit
ohg, Nio, (Otdr625-2O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
9ic rniiildlrn arienemcrftrn.

gtouue9ibe 3eitllneen per0fientli
den glohridtcn iiber Die E6otigfcit
ocr rliiiiheu 9riegsidifis 8eritcn,
Die oonod 5icmlid Ion1Iom fortSu.
idreiten iheint. SSn @cterS6ura Iin0
felt ariegSonsbrub 5ipci Grcao-
nougbts geboit luorOcn in bic bis.
Der nber oic 9lrtiQeric ui6t cinge.
bout peroen fonnte. Tic OioBc ole.
ier Sdiiic iino nad) noriue9iIden
glngoben: 200 Dieter 2Gnac urO 80
0ieter 9reitc. Tie 9utilou.@crite
bat mebrere eroBe 9crit0rcr in glr.
belt, Ole gIonlirolit6tSmerft 6out on
Orei groBcrcn SdLodtidbiiien, sic
9oItiiCbe @erft an bier 3crItorcrn.
Die NepSfi Merft an Orei Inter.
iccbootcn Gie StoutSmerft IN Ge.
bal bat ocu Dan eines Sdlodtfreu.
5ers, globel bout al aht 3eritoreri.
bel Songe II. 9oder liegt Elm Srrbi.
ncnfrelBer auf Stnpcl.
gtab oen 1leihcn 9lobrihten Mrs
Gag uno 0todt al 0cn @cicitiauu,
gen bon Hepnl rmo 9argo georbei,
tct, nm oic iiniide 9ud)t poaltGnOig
'5lt iperren Ger MobnillnO lit Der.
ticft luorOen, Oomit oie Sdiffc Scr
o9lnorei @erposponi%alolie uno
bei S5ohpoiicr oltb 0ie S6lodtidii-
fe Der EetropopIonif. unO 9aroiuo.
&loIe paiiiren fonnen. Bic ousqs.
6oggettc Slime lGiift Oidt an Ser
SSnieI Wtobu borbei, bonnh peltIid
bon @orms. Gle engliid)e Marine
IoIl iid) Ser rliiiiiden eegeniiber ;u
wcitge6enOer SiilfeIeiihme perpfliH.
tet uno 40 llnterieeboote peripro6eu
boben. Ole pibtigite Sperotionsbu.
iis Oieier ltntericeboote iol scr S1.
Ioilno bIei6en, neil einaeridtet mer.
sen ioa g}uhe GnglouO bo6e iidl
uciter pcrpilihtet. POO ousgebiloetc
@iarine Sffijiere fir sic ruiiiI6e
SIctte 5ur Serfiiglmg 81 iteIlen. Gie
Soait0rfe ser ruiiiid)eu @loriue im'
fobt geeenportig 81 Sloag Off.
5iere. 429 Gopitdne. 739 2ieute.
nontS, 450 9ooetteu mO 50,0OO0'a.
troierL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Iolc. @funo, s. -i0c.; Gotfild, 9ioo
5--6c.; gllttcrn Choice. Sab, $500
$50 &rimcs, 6oB, $2.50-2.75;
GullS, SAB, $t.5O-2.25.
Sobof (giorpIonO), 100 &hinO.
Snfcrior uno froItcO, 5000; gu.
fer eelpobnliber uno griiner, $11.00
1900; gutter eelpobnli6er, $t4.00
HOO; mitteImGBiger, $3.50;
gutter bis rotber, $2t.OO-24.00;
6oncp, $25; SeconOs, gcmobnIiher
bis mittclndbiscr, Sill; Sc
COMBS, gutter bis feiner, $iS-22;
9o1 Eobof, fire.cureo, $50; Up.
per Gountrp, oir.cilreo. $s-17.
MouecIboitc mo ihlebt geuii6tc
&crpodune, 1-3c. pro 8iunO mic.
origer.
SGute uno SoIe. II @eIol.
acne, 4iO, DC; friihe, 19c.; be.
ihGoiete, 17c.; Drp Stint, 33-S4c.;
aaIb, 80 30c. Sdof, 75c. 1926;
2dmmcr, 3O-60c.; @uIlcn 10
16c.; 3icecn, Is 25c.; GaIe, @fO.,
9--t0c.
8inobieb. -Sunee fcttc Sticre
bon 1000 bis 1900 @iunio @cpid]t,
Efo., 9-i0c.; Stiere inter 1000
@fo. @epidlt, S-S1bc.; 9dicn,
%fo., 6-7cs; 9uIleu 8foo Csc;
eroBc ilngc aiibc, &fO., 6--sc.; ma.
eere, 4-51ac.; &iibe nit aolb, $40
-65; mogere, &fO.. 3-3Mc.
Q dpeine. - 6erteI. ie nod
@r0bc, Stiid. $2.00-3.00; Sboots,
je nod groBc, $3.50-4.50.
&GIbcr. III Gboicc, &fo., t3-
1876; quite, @fo., 12-t21ac.;
itsocrc, Stiid, SIS %; ruobe, Sl4
lie; fIeinc moecre, $50.
hammer un0 9 dofe. -
Choice fcttc Sdofc, &fo., 51a-6c. /;
cute, 4-5c.; roube, Stiid, $1.50-
2.50; olte 9odc, 9funo, 312-4c,
Serblt-2Gmmer, Choice, fette, Hfo.,
13-14c.; medium, 10-1ic.
gLuSecihlohtete 9 DIM c L
me. Sg. .@IO. mo &d., leitbte, &fO.,
1515-16c.; SiO-Nio. lmO Go., leid'
te. &fo, t5-i51ac.; ieine mittIere,
&fo., 14-t5c.; Idwerc, gate, Hio,
12-13c.; Stoes uno SGue, &t0., 10
lie; Gbcr, idipcre, oItc uno raube.
&fOy 9-t0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

nor" 1924 Sonnen; nGemetcrton,
60lS Eonnen; oOtofi," SO 75 Con.
ucn, uuO r9rednodibirc.~
@ merifoner erboIten fei-
ne Gor5ueSbcbon6lune.
" III iter0onL "a. NlGr5, bia
2onoon. II 8ie ySoIniidc 3cituns
iogt in Der glnnobne, ooB Der Dam.
pier 0ScoI0ton~ in ser Spcrraone
ocricnft murOe, 3oIeenocS:
90ie gerotber oeS ErGiiOenten
@iIion WiiIen, bnb iidb omerifoniidc
Sdiife fcineS @or5ugcs in Der
Sperr5onc erfreuen fonneu. De8.
bolb lit Oos Spiel @ilion's Gin &C.
fGbrIides Spiel. 0ie Tbotlo6cfr
6cieen, ooB or OuOur6 fetnen @rfoIg
nit uns er6ielt.
@em Serr @ilion bierOurd Oen
aricg gu prooo3iren miinibt, Hoe
er eS tbul. gSir boben Ionec genue
porbcr Oieic WtoeliMfeit IN 8etrodt
ec5ogen uno fiir6ten iic nibt. 0ic
3eit fir IerbonoIuuQcn 1T pcrItri.
den.
Gon0on, "a. M0r5. II ghir Gin
lleberIebcnoer bon 13 2cuten lpuroc
in ciuem Der gootc Ocs omcritnni.
ic3eu Gonpfers nSeolOtou" lpel6cS
oiir6 ocn 5iiderOunpfer oSceon~
olifgcfiidt mnroe, eefunocn. 9toh
cincr &cuter. 0epelhe on OoS nSon.
OelSbloo" IN glmiteroom ipar Der Sc
rettete Elm gtormeger, melbcr lid)
nad Dem llmihlogcn ocS @potcs all
Dem aieI felteeflommert botte, nGb.
reno oic onOercn Snioiicn perionfen.
Spoter ridltete lih oosielbe micOcr
ouf oo6 moren ibm 0ie @lieOcr
Itcif gefroren ioooB er oie 9iuoer
ni6t ecbrouden fonnte. @r bielt itrb
om @}oit OeS @ootcs feIt imo moren
icine rnteren @IieOcr crirorcn Gls
Der DOccon" ibn auinobm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
. a m IfoQ, a. .Ol0r3 1911.

= ~ II Y y q. -VIUI6 IJI Z.
Ntebl. 3ufl6r 1t69 6Giicr.
cinidlieBlid 96l S0iien 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

1arm, 1876 Nder. 35 Qder urbar, 8elt IN
gSalouna; 8nricros@onnib 90 Mieien bon 8nl,
ttnore; Wlele bon Stats sStrabe; 5mei Giien,
habteft .qnies 0dus uno ysebeneebduoe. 9. T.
@rnbc, 1909 Nmcrtcan SidlOing.
(sgh3S-26iaI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Wt ais. ~ 3uiubr 1886 8u-
idel; &erionOt bon Den Glcpotoren
i@el; @eriono bon oen GgtS33@8
56,7S4 gulcbeI; @leDutoren &or-
rotb 57t,95i 9uibeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

@ier. ~ @Io. uno So, Guteno,
&c; @oitcrn Shore, @lo. uno 8o.,
27c.; peitlid)e (Obio). &c. g8. So,
27c.; 9lorO.GoroIino, 26c.; @nten-
eicr, 35c.
9uttcr. ~ Seporotor, Ghtno,
39-42c.; 9Srints, u 9flno, 80
42c.; @rints, / Efuno. 39-42c.; /;
9IodS, 9 Yhin0, 39-42c.; 0oirp
@rints, @lo, 8o., Go., 81 29c. /;
5torepodcO, 26 &c; &oas, W1o.
uno Bo., 26-27c.; &ons, @..Yo..
26- 27c.
Sc liiacI. ~ Siibner, ilinge,
Bfuno, 90 26c.; olte SHbncr, 23c. !;
olte SGbue unO StoeS, 12-t3e.; !;
Gntcm irugc, 49, 22c.; flcinc, IL
-lSc.; Eoli6cn, oIte uuo iuusc
Goore, 25c.; Guinea @efIiisel Jun.
ecs, ~ EfunO, $685.; fleine-
res, 26c.
@obncn un6 Grb{en.
Sbinncu grbien 9uldcI, $3.50
2.60; 9leip Sra Grbicn, guIdcI,
$2.60-2.65; @Iod ooer Som Orb.
fen, 9uibcl, $2.5O-2.60; gountrp
wciBc @obncn. 9uid5cl, $5.00-5.50.
Oblt un0 Sem ii Ic.-9lepfeI,
@..@O. uno go, Sab, $2.50-3.5O;
9obnem eriine, Slorioo, aorb, $4.00
900; @ohSbobnen, aorb $500
5000; arout, Slo, Giltc, $500
$50; 5clIeric, 5lo., aiitc, $500
'3.75; @urten 5loriOo. aorb, $l.00
700; Sale. 9ioriolf, Sob, 5000
-2.25; SopiioIot, biciieer. aiIte,
$t.25-1.75; 9opfioIot. 6lo., 9orb,
$i.50-S00; 3micbeln, @..Y.. 100
Yfun6.Sod, $500 900; Efefier,
6Io., Grotc, $3.5O-4.O0; Spinot,
giorfoIk Sab, $4.OO-5.OO; Gro.
'beeren 6loy Quart. 1919 25c. !;
'Somotcn 5la, 6oncp. $5.00-6.0O;
Choice, $2.25-4.00.
/ &ortoffeIn.- @eibe, @ui6cI,
gS. -@2b. unO No., $3.50 2.6O; g.
q, $250-2,60; GaItern Shore,
@lo., $2.40-2.5O; liBc 9ortoffeIn,
Coitern Shore, eeIbe, SoB. $500
$50; gorf Siioer, Sob, $4.50-5.0O;
Noro. Caroline, 6oB, $4.50--5.00;
Yoms, Sob, $3.50-4.00.
Slide, 9tnItern unb Ser.
rupinS. 8orpfeu Efo., 5-7c.;
6ItInocrn Eflno, 6-Sc.; Sboo,
6Icrioa. Hogen 5tiif, S0-90c.;
@oo Sboo, Stiid, $t.50-1.65;
Stod, @fOo 14-20c.; wciBer %erb,
Efuuo, 12-19c.; meoiuul 5-6c. !;
acIber 3crd), aroBe, 10-t2c.; fleine
bis medium &funo, Dc; Wfodc.
rcIs, ASfuno, 12-15c.; Soilors,
aroBc. Eflmo, t2-t5c.; meoium. 6
Sc; Sedte Efuuo, 15-1Sc.;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
en- ildlt lrnhrl


gln Die &oabolfcn Der glpot6cfe 5it
". tromnelt oeeen Niittcruo9t ein
bieoerer Eirolcr Der Dem 8o6OienIte
I'M @efonecnenIa9er 5ugetbeilt lit.
Ger scr oes Souies fGbrt in Oie
&Icioer Itiir8t binob INTO offnct.
u@os tuiinidt Der SEER SoIoot2"
~@eiI ! iilibt Dorbeifint, oen / mir
faht Dir eppm an ella @lin53elto.
lan-"
ngos2" piitbet Der Idloftrinfe.
ne 9lpotbefer. o@3in55cIteI2 2ie bdt-
ten pobl morgen 6riib ot9 nod
3eit 9ebobtl"
sell iidt uobr," ioetc oer 81.
roller, 0ouatc globt" llno trottct ici.
ncr @egc.
eGbitbewuBt. - 6rGulcin;
sd bemunoere oGeS, wos eroB,
pornebnt idbon mo erboben 1T. q
@erebrer: %, itb Oaufc SSbnen gnd.
oiaes Sr6ulein ober sic mo6cu
mid wirfIid perIeseu,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
@erIanat:

Sine quite 0inoerworterin fir Gin Sabre
nlteS &in0 liih cfen 5duQlinQ. 9loreirc:
e,S. 96", Scutldcr Gurrclpunbcnt
(Midr524-25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
0as
@efca
Ses
| 2Hen(6en-
| Screens.

go nat MID tets aeirent, ban cs M'an.
ntr unb Trancu oient bic Ndl ppu Der
Dciicrcn @cltr mCniMItdler Nntur ltltcu
Ioiicu bcm yeirg bee mrnidildicn Sgf'
6cna.
glltrrshrimc puipitdler fir bic Nrnu'
icn 49, Neimc fltr SBicrc itno a1c
@riWtele bniHr, bab has mcnidlicme 0er5
cncn grOncn xbeil Der Mclt reaicrt.
MlS ld cincu icitcu Stduo ac9cn Hohr
Qreiic fiir @cardbniiic nnHm uno ben
Gnmpt nteiueS Hrbcns tnmpite, wnroc To
upn bcnllClhcu 0jeice rraicrt.
ScBt In hicfen 3ciicn, iu ocr bic Wlnn,
nericcfc bcDriidt miro iuenn ,,Nlclhiuue
undl mcBr inlrcicn nno ocr ourMimnitls
Hide Mann i'm ntthcn mnh, icintn 0npf
hbcr benz NaMcr ~ halicH hrdngt
bcriclbc C8rlft her Oeredittatcit, min 6u
wetacrn, bic Hreiic w bic DObe SO
idlrambcn.
9d ld aianDe an has cjeiea hes mcRidl.
ltdlru yOcr5cuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Bu bcrldnfcn:
CIb SarfDrb'1nao-1 glder, glricItiders
grnnnen, pradtoolle N1uIieIlen ~ =. SBGnf-
lin, SDiuipn, Wib. (Wlr80-fWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Sin iibtaes Widoben iiir pem1bnlbe Snus,
urbeit; muB eiuos ioc6en lDnilen; ieine 9Sdine.
Sobn 81 bro gSo1e y,a15uraqen bel Ncrtram,
SeminDlcsNpcnu 0dc Srebcrids9lonb, EntDuS.
ptllc. Iclepbon: 346 @atonsoilc.
b CNidrS25-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

6ol.
8 q ib'ington "a. MGr5. -
Scr Geiopotc Sharp in Yoris bcrid-
tet an ooS Stoots. 0eportcmcnt iibcr
oie Gericnfrne oes norpceiideI
0ompfers o&onoIo", nit einen
glmcrifoner OIL 8or0, in foIeenocr
@ciIe:
Scr Goniulorogeit in Brent mel
oct oie Tericnfiing Oes normeeiihcn
Gompfers ngionoIo" nit elmer 2o.
oune 9obIeu bon Cardiff nod Gipito
@cdio beltimmt. @eoroc @oIoroi.
nier, Elm Mlotroic in EortIonO, Ore.
goL geboren imo nit elmer SOcnti.
iifotionS.9ortc bom omcrifoniIdcn
SeentanS. Snititlt bcriebcn, beIt1tigt.
ooB Die 09tolono" peOcr bclpoffnet
pcr, nod Sruppcn oil goro bottc.
0os ocuti6e llntcriceboot go6 ei.
nc @orrun9 nb uno ocr 9ciosunq
3cit, Die 8oote 3u bemonnen. Gem
Dompfer puroen 8orrGtbc cntnon.
men, rno no6oent 8om6en ploSirt
moren bcrlenft. Dic See por rubig,
fein Sdiif in Si6t, feline llnfGae
uno nur Elm 9lmcrifoncr on @oro.
Der 9ompfcr fiibrte sic norlpeeiihc
6Iogec lno mor olrd oic gcbrGud).
liben 9lb5cidcn OH beiocn Seiten CT.
fenntIih. Gos Sd1iff bottc cinen
SnboIt pom 1921 Eonnen mor $40
SUB lang, nuroe in @losgop IN
1884 gebout mo nor in Seitb be-
beinotbet.
u merifaner inter oen &C.
fonaencn 0er yWf 0m e.?
aopenboocn, %. Wfdr5, pio
2onOon a, NfGr5. Tie SPiidfebr
oeS Oeutiben Seeidgers n@l6me"
nit unaefG6r 600 SccIcuten, sen
Nsonniboiten pericnftcr SonOeIs.
id)iiic, mag ST cinem ncuen gar.
rowOoIc".6olI fii6ren, oern pobr-
ideinlidb iuuroe oud cine N[lBa6l
9lmerifaner mitgefongen. Gieic mir,
oen, tuic oic g9orrowooIc%.2 .2eutc,
ais ariegsgeidngene be6onoelt mcrs
oen
Sine 9ln5o6l Ger bon scr ,Wt6iue"
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Sin gutter Surmarbeiter; Si5 bro Wonot uno
treie Stdiion quite 8erpfcgnug. Wiau icbreibe
an Sui. y. pcine IN WlitdenOillc, Wio., Balm.
iintipu Wlulitiu. (Utdr525-26)
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-06-14
Report of Bates County Text Book
Commission.

The Bates County Text Book Com
mission which closed its work May
goth, made two changes in the text
books to be used in Bates county for
the next five years.
Gehr's Agriculture was adopted in
place OF Mann's Agriculture. These
books are published by the same
Book Company. and we made provis-
ion with them that the new book be
introduced gradually am sure if
you will examine the two books you
will see that change was justified.
Mr.. Gehr is at the head of the Agri-
cultural Department in the Warrens-
burg Normal and has written his
book to meet the needs OF Missouri
schools. 1t was also written from
the standpoint OF the Missouri State
course OF study. Teachers and pupils
will have no trouble following the
course of study with this book. To
do so with Mann's Agriculture was
impossible.
The primer. first. second, third and
fourth readers OF the Brooks were
changed to the Wheeler Readers. If
you will compare these two sets of
readers you will find the Wheeler
Readers far superior to the Brooks
Readers in. method. illustration, con-
tent, and suggestion to teachers and
pupils. This is the first time in the
history of textbook changes in Bates
county that such an exchange price
was offered as was offered by the
publishers of the Wheeler Readers
A primer may be exchanged for a
first reader or first reader ex-
changed for primer or for a Sec
ond reader and SO OH throughout the
series. Always before the exchanges
were for readers of "a kind. That is
a primer for primer and a first
reader for first reader and so on
throughout the series. Such an ex-
change price will make big saving
for the people Of Bates county. The
exchange price was also extended I'M
til May 2oth, 1918, which will permit |
all of those pupils who are promot-
ed next year to take their books and |
exchange them before the exchange |
expires.
Respectfully submitted,
9 A. c. Moreland.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-06-14

questioned. but refused to confess
the Sheriff said.
Piersol was then escorted to the
edge of town, rope placed around
his neck and one end of it thrown
over tree, the story related, al
though no effort was made to draw
it tight
"Piersol thought his last day had
come Webb said. land was facing
death. But he maintained throughout
that he and the others were inno-
cent"
Local and Federal authorities at
Springfield, continuing their investi-
CATION of the Keet kidnapping and 9TH
er alleged abduction plots, have made
no change and have given no indica-
ton of intending to alter the warrants
under which the six prisoners were
being held. The formal charge is
that of attempting to commit felony
by planning abductions, the cases re-
ferred to being alleged plans to kid
nap c. A. Clement, wealthy jeweler
at Springfield; a baby and St. Louis
munitions maker. The Keet case has
not come within the scope of the
warrants.
Four of the prisoners-Mrs. Adams
and her husband, her son, Make
Adams, and Sam McGinnis-are in
Jail at Stockton, while Cletus Adams
and c. ]. Piersol, the other two, were
taken northward in motor car by
Jeff Harris, . Deputy Sheriff Of
Greene County, and the Sheriff Of
Cedar County. They were lodged IN;
jail in Kansas City.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-06-14
DRILLING FOR OIL IN THE
FOSTER FIELD
Oil Bearing Sand Found 1t q Depth
of 300 Feet-Down 1000 Fest

Oil Bearing Sand Found 1t a Depth
of 600 Feet-Down 1000 Fest
A report was received Thursday
morning by the Review concerning
the drilling near Foster, II miles
northwest of Rich Hill, to the effect
that the well had reached . depth of
over 1000 feet, and passed through
ten feet of oil bearing sand at depth
of 300 feet. The drilling is being
done on the c. C.. Swarens farm, 3
Ia miles east of Foster. In the
course of the drilling fouf-foot
vein of coal was found at - feet, and
five foot of coal at Iz7 feet Drilling
Is going forward day and night, the
interested parties being confident Of
striking paying oil OF gas.
The drill has also encountered .
strong flow Of gas. 1t Is stated that
two more prospect holes will be
put down in this field. Drilling il
being done by c. c. Swarens and 9TH
er local parties. coupled with Kan
sas City capitalists, headed by Fred
Boxley Of that city.
Heavy drilling machinery has been
brought in from the Oklahoma field
to develop this new territory. Sever
Il thousand acres Of land have been
leased for development purposes.-
Rich Hill Review.