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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
Frank Russell gloves, for sale by

Frank Russell gloves, for sale by
James Summers.
Mrs. c. p. Propst spent few days
the first of the week visiting friends
in Burley.
MACEDONIAN and Eichelberger want
your insurance.
Mrs. l.. N. Petit. OF the Orchard
Valley district, south OF Wendell, was
a pleasant caller Monday.
II you want anything in the lea
Their line call on James Summers. II.
Tho board OF county commission
ers we're In session at Shoshone the
first of the week.
Sirloin steak. 20 cents per pound
AZ the Independent Msrke, on Sat-
urday only.
Library and rest room fund card
marty at Jerome Rest Room Friday,
November 16, at o'clock.
Madam Petrova In 1.-THE Exile" at
the Rialto Theatre Sunday night. Go
and see the woman whom many con-
slider the most handsome living act
rcss.
A full and complete line Of heating
stoves from $3.50 up. Also stove
pipe, hampers and collars.
Trasers-Pence Co.
There can be no excuse for the
farmers not getting their fall WORK
done this year, as up to the present
time the weather has been ideal, with
no storms to interfere, the only faui'
being found is that the ground Is toe
dry for fall blowing.
Beef Pot Roast, 10 cents pei
pound at the Independent Market or
Saturday only.
All kinds OF harness repairing dons
IN a workman like manner by james
Summers, the pioneer harness man.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
Onions for Sale

BY VIM. c. Kennedy. blocks
south of Watermaster's Office and 1
block east.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
For Sale

1917 Ford, Al shape. Fully equip
ped; all new tires. Call phone SO.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
For Sale

Three head work horses. Inquire
M. ]. Bridgman,
u mile east of Grand View hall or
four miles north and two miles east
OF Jerome. 38-2t.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
For Sale

A few fresh Holstein cows. In
quire of
George Epperson.
38-2t. Barrymore. Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08

Sirloin steak. 20 cents per pound
at the Independent Market on Sat
urday only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
Many Western Athletes
Received Commissions

,'iiItA,itp. A"S ~ Athi"I"" f'""
IT,. t.,.I,"ruIII"n 81 'hI'"s" "'"l llll"''"
faced ,,.lI /" ~" hI"iiII."II''" "f '''"
nLAnI.une al III" r''t hh"'Il"" "iil""'"
,I,,i,,r ,.,nr Ihn ,u..un" 81 IIu "'i'
,,,., ,,u,i "tfi..,n nrli i"i"y ~""
r,,r,.nlLt ,Iu. /" ~" I"ut HAT i'"'I'''r"
,t.., T., orn,li,r .,"",n uI,"n iI''H''"nh
,..,n.i,,"n.. ~, .It", Ir,II"" ""l "l"'
e.. ,..,.nn..l I",IIIr, Il" e" '''i'""'i"'
i.t-.n, r,.i,"I "nl """'i"
,ur,nu ,Lro. ,","I, i"u r'''nt"I"al"u"
g. I,.hu u canning "',I''l "" ~" lIahlr
q, n,d ,,n... 81 lh- fnni"~t pu"rhn !" ia"
.IJr ,cIu"' ."r,I",'n'r ~h"n IL" r"'
.,,.,I zoe ~. miv"'."I'y - ''hi'",:"
49,. ,.u,r M" IT, w"H "rI"'i"'"h ""r
,,,,, ~ InIrrr,, ~ ,h" flr"' ""'ur"uv.
Irur , Chandler I"t,n"r lr""h nam "nh
I.n,r.rrc Waiting, r.rr"i" "t ia" Mih
ga, G,rthnlI t"nu, IN W. won ""r'"l"
.t,.,.in tho First rro"I ~ ""rnlry il"""
.,,trt,n nud Waiter H"h"l"i. ih"inl'"iH
nr ihc t'hi.n4" HrI'Iir"n I"n'" l"ri"H tn"
InnI Iw" B"nr"lin. w"t" npi'"lh'rh n''"h"
nruI-nnuI- Il Iufnuiiy.
I.,,,, Iiurnril captain "f tho Maroon
rn.tb,Il IrnIr, nnd noted uu"rinrhaCk Tor
thr,r nrnrnur ending Ia iblh. Pfnhhi"
u,,I nl,iuIrI and hur'ii"i. n"i captain
,t ia. Mnr,".u lrn'h team. anil '4""'n"
unI.r, Ni" played hnif h"'h .n chicago"
Lu,Iu. II,u InnI Iw" n"nn"u". I"""i""h
,.,,u,ni.-lums ua Iioutona"i" /" Tia" '"a
uiai army
AIIh, ntnn"n, '"nnih"roh "". az 'h"
I,-i dlnIau.o ,urn"T" IA" i'"I""'"hr "'
IlInmt. .,o, I.r'"i''."h. ala" '"""''"'i
Z ..rm,mln-I..n Ia ITO '"a"l~ amy '"''
IIIIu"ln ,n"n ~h' ~"'a """'""" "''''''"
rl..n. .,u. u"Irh 'h"I"""". '"r'"'" "'
IA, IuIi rhnrnIl''n"hlr '""", h"n"""
a, h,I.Inrr, "IaI -'f"'""' ga w" ''''''
,u t,.y,tu Ia ibIt. Hay Wr"d. hs-L"'
,u AHA, ,n., IuiI ni.ha, f"'''"' lh''"
,,,,.,,,., ga iI,. h"""I."il nl""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
SApu. WON a GSNTi.

NEW rtllt huH - Now Yurh nnn
Nr"uhlvu dIvh1"d nu"ih"r doubt" h"nh"r
her" I"hny. tho Eiputn winning III" nrut
KUN" Z I" I. ma IIrmnkIyn lnkIng tho
urC"ud. 7 Ia |.
'Th" n""nuh Rnuo rr"d hv
TuHt nHhI h"i wr"u Et"ngol nu,i Fletcher
Ia ia" riNih inning IN witch other play
crr Inin"h. II"th pTinrlpnls w"r"
drr-4l from tho n"ld by Empir" IInrri-
r,ntnro or tho double header wnn
rlk homo Runs four uf which rnnIr "a
Il" nrrt game. kruoErr AN hnlI aver
The l'n nnlh fence In the nIni Rnuir
the n"'nnd iliur this Ina born d"nn In
Ihr lint nrVrn yonrn
Fletcher won tho nrst game With -
.i.nso hli Ia tho eighth InnluH, dIi,
Iuu Ia tho IioIna anh winning rama.
6'uI"t
rI,nt saun IL u III
iit.n,hIi ........ OF Dni nIh
New t"rh ... :ni nnD NJ u
ii"Ita la, lao '''...iuin "uh uIr'"nai
n"h"rr "nh 'iIi,n"n
n"",,ud u"m" II ~ u
Ii,nnhIyu NDn IHf huO
-, ~ r",L anu anu unl
iInIIU, lee hn,'tu",d md Vhuu
Gr"s,-"". h"'l"'e''" u"'i lI"'ih""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
RESERv|STS CALLED
TO REPORT AT ONCE
Thraa L-nGai Man Ordered 10 Ohariss'
ton for hsGOnd OfnOsTs'
UasoTVs C0rps.

Tlrnl cnIin Tor Tho nnCnnd nmGnrn' 70
nnIyn uuJur wrIn iuCnlynh by ihioa To-
ruI men vuuIri,lny, 1h"Y ware Edward
e. NrulfuI, uwunI ~ ihn inuiIunionlhI
uuInhIIrIInluni ~ ii2N ilhnplinn nir"ni
lGdwIu e HIrulI. ~ a0h N0iih Waba"h
ntrrrI. and John turTnii az nhH wnoh.
Tbuy wore ordered IA foIipIt I" Mn
ln, ,iunuiuI WuIln'u, al t'haflnninh,
Iur r,nuIlnnIluu. hnh, " pnhr"h. VIII
be- nruI ~ lIiu l'nIl liUu lnnIn IiafIlH"n
training uuuIp tnilnnnDolla. 1N"Y
viii lunvn llin nnunluG
Man GlIli W.nt"d
g MuKluI"Y. ~ -" lt'iintlbahh
huiII,Ilur, "ununtIt'"h lnnl Might 'Iial NJ
MON " hn ,lnnlto Ia unllrl 10 thu ON
,r,n' n.ruIid ion",vn ""'pH HhDulI
uuIo nrulI.niIuu Ia bin ~ nn'o. ~
Tint Ihry iunv t"purI f"i "s"mlnn'l"h
nj thuIIrrt,n nui lnI"I lhnn huEtirl
lntli
Thn lnrni I'IniidhIH "m"rfH VIII
JtuIn ihunn who hnv" onllGi"l H""
th,ns iImon u wrch Thny VIII In
IrrInrI With TIM Young men onll"h 10
tho ruluIr. nnh Ouch w"nk company
formation ,rIIi will DO hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
FITCHINu DUEL.

AIIliII'iilA. AuK IA iwITI-
Ing hn"l h"lwr"n lIuFh nnd liuIh In'lnI
w"n wan hy Ihilnd"iphIu fr"m Ii"nInn
whoa iltG h"u,r ,"nni nuu.!hnd bits vita
Iw" b"r"n 'nn hnilb la IA" IhIrd hininn.
ia" r."t" h'InA - I"iIina the
I"Ill I"iI" i'II'l.d ~. '"mi"I II"li, ia"
ia iva b'Iun niir 81 ti," iturrnI in Ihu
lIhi'tY 81 iliiI"r pa II hni'I huti 81
IInu.I h,pI les " f''uI ~ and ~.n f"I""h
|" I"nt" il., rui,,. 'i."t" u ~ d.
li""t"I, ubn uuI anu y
i'I,iI".i.lphlu Uni nhn IN
u"iI, "nI lL",m"n. nu"it "ni Maya.
Ii..h"uu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
WHITE SOX PARTED
EVEN WITH INDIANS
IN DOUBLE HEADER

rIErEI.AMD. o.. Aug H.--El"Vc-
lind nuh Chicago broke even I"dny.
I 'hicHKu taking tn" first game. Ia Z.
Will" the Indians won The nnrnnd I"
2 rnbur Whh hit at "ppurtmhc mo
nInnIH. while Marion WIS II puzzle unlll
TIA" ncrcnIh. Hpcnkrr was hli Ia HE
head with pitched hail aud f"r'rh
Iu IniITC,
tI"Nclnnh utIiI"IIrd t'hIchn", To !.
la the flipI game. in"hlns ~ hItn, lat
.."uii not In"he Ih"ii lIia ."uni. h"V v
lar / Inon i"Ii nu I.anch ca ihG "tli"I
h",'i ''hI""n" "."h" at 81 II" i""i TIT -
,."ilnI. .t1'i LV '''v"i..hl" I"lnu lhU
H., iiIup in,i"t i,."i't
p'I,.I 'Imii., a. - ~
I llts"u" ) ~ " u " ~
: I..r..i.nd u u y u 5 -
WiIIi",." ","I n'.hrih. '...V"I"'''i" ""'l
t'Il"II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

&" ~" '..d i", r"i,"' IL Hil
-tI"|I..'I I", u'h"lt I" hiL
''Llr"p" y y "a u y u
'fl,rrl"uh -..- . u u u - n
wv" hr"" ut" D. '"llln" UI"h"ru
H'rI"u ''"r"" w. 'ulllu" thnJ,"'nn.
II",rI" Hn,,Ifi"- hIi"-Il",'Ir. SuiIth.
Hn"tIIl"" nv lhnIih tI"uhl" Ular-
Chapman ~ Wnuh"pnunH 10 ITnrriH,
IcH uu hnu"p i'hIrnKu, T.. CLEVELAND.
Il llnu" on hnllr .bIT Fnh"r. Z, or
Murtuu, , Ililr md earned rmnHn-Ufr
FnhrT hits rum IN IunluKH: off
Murtnn. hiI". rnmr In y. M Ivy
ulI"hnr--Hy InuIurth, HIruhrr. Iiulh --
Fnhrr Ntrurt nut.--Iiy tnh"r o. by
MuItnn. wild pilrii..- MurI"n TIM
pIrrn.- EnllIm hn,i uw"n. Tiur-2 40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
JACKSON'S DARING
BASE RUNNING WON
FOR PITTSBURGHERS

t'IIIrNs:n Aux It-Jnrhs'Ii's daring
hn-o runninK la the twelfth inning ANA
the Weakening Ut Douglas Rnvn lhllh-
turUh thu, nunl HnIur Of Tia" series. 1"
u The game was II pitching hn"l u"
tween Cooper nni lInuElns but tn" I"'
ter COULD not aIuuh the strain '"'h %
I,"II nfI'a- ono NHn "ttl. grounded !" h.''
hnd rtrrn.h"d hIa hli lnI" " h"hII'l"- -"
Iliu hII pud Tuu. IT'S lac" "Inhl'h anu
-, hn"u rn"nh h'nu". Aii'i i'ti".'
uus .utI HtrnllnH t'utry slntl'd "'"'
r..,itd ga Iin,.kuI ~ il"tilh'. 49," 'h''
I,I,d T., i~II"I,h hI" IiI Iui" " lIII'l" '"''
rn1 ,nt.p.ii 80, q ..I,,r'. Ii"l ''''''.
I.tri t't,i,i it,,ti ,b n If =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

nDH'rII kuE. It-U ollr- nIuRl"
U"n"i"hy'n i,trI" and TI,rnI,Irh'n "in
al" "f iit.rr VIII, nuu" "uI r"Ui eel lw"
,unr III ~" Ina, 'r ih~ t"uIh iuuIur 10.
.av un"lIiuR IumI"n I" d"f""I I'hll"-
"Iphin ~ ! I"nu !" 'Inrnih ~"
ruhriliuii"n "f DuE-Y rrInm"r Lu-
d~rur InnrIh out nuh WhiIi"hr rluRI"
To- l,1 -r"red Ito vlrit"In' run Ia tho
rrrI ~ thu lUuih
HoHnm hrlh IhIlnh~lphin Ia ihr-o hltr
lilo whr Elvvu nrunnt l"uul nuppuri hy
MnrnuVlilo,
liunro- u ~ ~
rhiInhol phin $500. 0hh0nOOnOI~-I "a
linniDn ......,.s.. ObOOUOhNO3 10
IuGoy ana I1liror. itnaun aud ira
~ fJpsor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
EI.h stiaa rUnnn HHTtn

tI.rfrtHtii' h"r - IL" 'l'.."
Isul A u.,I,"u I,ur,," h,'r.i,"lI 'iuh -"
,r,ut,."r ~" Iti,rhu', - I'h'Ir' : y
T,,, T. I.""u "r"I III'h I'n''u'"u l"'II
,unnd runI'E fru,u th' 1"'rl'"ll'"ru. -
,rnm uf Ih- I."nII"i n"n""l"iI"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
tatpIJTu ~ - ~ nHupNT TGbHb

,sh,tI.un.rn iirv orleans !.
N.,nI,I,I- 4 IiIru'lmHh"'"
'in-LuIII, h"lIln Y
Tito Ji"rh Il hIl"nl"
I.ItIi- II",k Atlanta ".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE:

Tssb~THav's NNnas-
t'ltlurs". n. t1~sol"nd.
tl~v~lunh. 1 'htosa".
Wnrl'InHt"u. !; fi"w r"rl'. u
Warrington. 10. Nov y"h.
Gi l"uIH.G f'oir"it.
philadelphia. \: ll,uI"n. !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
ATH|FT|C PROSPECTS UNUSUALLY
BRIGHT At L|NSLY INSTITUTE


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'""l''l"" u" '""'""'' WV"
~ '"' N'"' "'I'"" ''
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uIrr. Huni'l". .iI""huh"" ""i '''I u'""'
I"'.LI'a. Nnthi"". 'nl. N"'l"'" n""'''i .
Ewing "nh t"" h""n VII" were "''"'''" ."
rl"s i"r'i "'"""" ilf"' "l""hi '"''h'h NV"
s",,,I inntrIiH I"t lh'" I""' ''"'"
=, I"n,r "nI s'ln.iAir a." I~" heavy m"'
,,I.p i.n," play, the t"in" h"i"''. 'th'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

TnIsY's a~..,-~
4 la. t,,s,~ti - rlti"I,,,,s I,
D'""Livn ~ How rmk 90
r'httudrIp i,Is al II"-i..,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Isst~Sdsy's N~,uss

ililnluIuh, Y, ihl"aa" Il. tluJ
REV F"'h. 81 iI'""hlVn.
n'"hlYn, H. r"~ rnIh
n""i"n, q Philadelphia" iInI
tln.i,Ii ~ ~ I.'riIn, iu umtta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

wns nsnmlnod Yantnrdny ana mnmborn
~ Ihn nsamptinu hoard said ho ~AA \
p0rfcnI spnniinnnt az manhood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

Today anmoa.
Chicago al Cleveland
Iiuntun at IhiladciIhin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-29

gnonrtei[, Der fte beIt1tigeit, ab1rt.
bern ODER unitoBen mag. SIT ieniuno
befreit ooer teilpeiie ooer beoingt
bonn Gienit befreit, 10 miro ibu bar
Hber cine 9eiheinigung altsgeitellt.
Abldnitt 5 0es @eleBes iest Dos
g(lter Der @elteIluugspflihtigen 8tni.
Ifen Dem 81. ut0 einl6IieBlth 30.
2ebensiabre felt. IN lle6ereinitiu1.
muna nit ben borit 9%raiioenten gu
erlaIienoen @egilattouerl. 9tae 8er.
ionet, Die iid in llebereinitimmung
NIT ioIdjen 9feguLationen boben re.
otItrterert laiien, itaO Der 9ienlt'
bflift unteriuorfet (iubiect to 6raft),
es iqi oentl, Dab iie bon Der 0ienIt.
bflidt befrett pDer In @emdBBeit Der
8eItimmningen oieie8 @eieBe8 bonn
9ieuIt enti1uloigt iin0.
eSn ben Observation-Disclosures
fins ,ausldn6er" ooer nfein0lide
auslanoer" ntdt ousoritdli9 nam.
baft qernaft poroen. Qluf iie iDers
Sen bereits beItebenOe gertrogsbea
ltimnlngen, iopeit oieie nod In
araft iin0 ODER @elhtug Baben, IN
qnpenbung fommen, O0er aud ioL'
de meitere &riegsmaBregeln, tDie ite
Der 8raIt0ent nls obarlter arie9sberr
treffen mag. ST bat bereits in iei-
nen 2egulationeu iiber Die 9fegiitrie.
ring beIttmmt, baB urO pie auslan'
Der bon ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8u f[alftfi8ieren ftno.
9et Der &egtltriertug bilben fid
0reI @rilppen:
@rfte @ruppe:
a. giirger ni6t afrifaniider ab.
ltamnltng; b iolde Rerlouen midi
| afrifantIfer abitantutung I'M Belts
Der erIten 8opiere aus 2duOern, mt
benen Die Ser. Staoten nidt lit
| arieqe fino ~(aur8eit fi1O mir mn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-29

lic unabtoHmlid iin0, fuenn
ibre @eireiuig poM GieuIte iih oils
ratlom eripeiien iolte; ale BerIonelt,
Die f6rperli1 ODER eeiitig urfdbig.
limo. Die 8ffreiitng bonn 9ieuite
bort auf, iobolo Die ltriad)e our BE-
treiung aufb0rt. gIbeeiebeu bon Den
o6igen 8eltimultngen mnB ie0er
Stuot, ieoeS &erritoritltL uuo Der
GiIfritt Columbia ieine porgei4rie.
belle 3abI an Wfunnidaften iteaen I'M
8er91ltnis, pie feline 8ebolferung
str @eionltbeb0ltertrng Der Ser.
5tooten 1tebt. 8orltellungen o0er
@eiud)e llrlt 8efreiling DoHt 9ienIte
fin0 an Die bout 9r1lioenten at er.
n~ennen0en 2oca[ gooros 5u ridten,
bic aus orei ODER nlebr @titglie0ertt
Ser 2ofalbebor0en belte6en. COLDER
Board "(aommiiitonl fam iber nLle
5ragen Der 9ienitbefreiung eutifei.
6en, ober feline @ntidetoungen iin6
Der ReniIion u~utertDorfen, Seine
gnti9eioune liegt benz 8oaro OBJ be-
8iigli1 Der 9efreiiing FOLDER 8erlo.
men, Die Der 4rdlibent bonn 9teuit
befreien mag, ndnItd Der Berionet,
6te IN Srouitrien, einidIieBltd i'm
g[ferboit, beiGGfttgt Iin0, bic 8ur
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Wfilitdruta6i
pOer aur Dirtiamer Operation oel
WhIitGrfrGTte, ODER aur 66roerlne
beg nottonalen SntereIIes aur iebiger
&rieesseit n0tig eradtet iper6en.
MuBeroenI errlennt Der 8rdii0err
cine glnsabl 9iItrift 8oaros, Die ur,
Ipriin9lide @eiuhe uto @eIdper0et
at entldeioen tnto i'm 8ege Der Be
rufung GntidetOungen at Beben ia
ben. Die Gntidetbnngeu Der 9iItric
8oaros iino %eubgiiItig, u1terliegel
aber in l1eberainitimmnng nit Den
bonn 8rditoentet erloiieneu 8eitim
mullgen uno Negulattoneu oeiiel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-29
Qritte @rnppe:

al glae Qttsldn0er, obre erfte 8d.
biere, otts 2anoern, NIT oenen Die
Scr. 6taaten niht INT Rriege iino;
81 ale ausldnoer ans 21noern, NIT
0enen bic Ser. Stooten I'M 4riege
limb, ohne &iifiift 0drdltf, Oh iie
lire abltdt ertldrt baden noer ni6t,
Burger ait iperben.
g[us 0icier @rlippieriiltg lit at
idLieBer, 0oB beIon0ere NtoBregeln
itber Bite beriAiebenen &toiien Der
Qu8L6noer bonn 9rdiiOenten IN &us'
Itdt genontnen fins. Comet cine
ausIegltng oes @eleBes Bis lett
m6gli6 if, f0nnet 8. 9. fog. 9e'
floranten, ODER QltsIan0er aus 2orI.
bern, NIT 0enen mir in 5rte0en les
ben, sunt 0ienlt berange5ogen tuer.
SEN; babeu oieie gltgldroer ober
ibre abfidt, 8iirger a1 toeroen, ntdt
6etlartert, ur0 ntdt Die abffdt, Sir.
qer att ueroen, 10 Iiegt Bite 8eftin'
m1tng iI6er oeren 8erfugung BEL ben
0eilitdr6eb6r6et, b8p. benin 8rdit-
benton. @o8 i'm iibriqen init ben
nfeinoliden Qusldnoern@ geideben
miro, liegt ebenfoIs innerbolb Der
Modtbefugni1e beg 9~rdit0enten.
5oueit befannt, Iieger nod feline
orntIiden aeuBerllngelt 0ariiber Dor,
melte gerfig1ltgen nit ibnen ae-
tr0ffen meroen ioller, b3iD. OBJ iie ols
artegsgefdngene 5u beDanoeln iino.
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6elteQunospaidpt
uno Dienltpfidtl

lumbid; regulate o0er or0inierte ga.
Itoren; S~tltoenten Der &beoloeie, Die
sttrseit Der annobuie oieies @eiebes
iid in ben betreffen0en Sebriultitit.
ten befinoen uuo iih fir ibren 8e.
ruff D~orbereiter; idmtli6e MSonni6nf.
ten i'm WtiLitdr. iit0 GeeoienIt Der
Ser. Stootcn; WtiteIieoer bon amer.
fnnnten gteIigionsiettet, oeren 2eD.
rem un0 @runOI1be Die 8eteiligullg
AM ariege gaipiilensbalber %nerbietelL
0aaegen f0nnen oteIe Yerlonen bonn
8r1ltoenten gum nrbermeiten ol8 at.
tipen 4riegsOienit Berangeaogen wer-
ben.
Ser grdliOent lit fertter bcfugt,
bon Der 4tlsbebung gum 8ienlte
GerIonen Der f~olgenoeu &laiien gaila
ooer teilueiie ot b%efreien: Gountg'
ltn6 it1otifde 8eamte; 8olbeaulte;
8oitangeItelte; Mehdttifer uro ar.
better in ben 8offenbaHen tnO
Ghiffsb0fen Der Ser. Stoaten unO
iolde anoere 9erinr, j I'M 8unoes'
oienlte, pie iie Der Rrdiioeitt be5eid'
men mag; 4iloten; Wtatroien uto
@annIhaften I'M Gee. ODER Saul.
fabrtet.8 ienIte inuerbaI6 Der Ser.
5toaten; gerioner, Die III $tlOu.
ftrien, eini6lteBIi6 I'M aderboll, be.
|, I6aftigt fino, Die fir Die @rbaLtutQ
uno 6as Gortfoutmen Der Dttlitdr'
mad)t mo int Sntereiie oes 2onoes
oienlit uro erforoerlih fino; perio'
men, Die eeItenO MAIDEN fonnelt, 0ai
fte 4~ngeb0ri9e baden, Sl oeren lin
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gefnufIih bot oer @rdiioent eineli
gtntrag ouf Grneileriing ODER Beta.
tiaitnq 0e3 @ertrages NIT 9reuBen
init 1899 obgelebut, ipenn er aud
erf[drt bat, ooB er ben @eit oes
9ertrageg oufredt balteH tuo be-
oba6ten iuerOe, oos beibt ~oieieuigen
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Modmals cine genuae 9arFel(ang
mad ben burliegen6cn @elrten.
9ir MegiItriernng, 8er mad Der
SeftiDn 4 Der MRsbebungsburlugc
BPM 9isnit befreit 1T. GntIdrt.
Dnu1 beim ErdTOrntrn.
Gllrh Die &ongrebafte poln is.
Diai 1917 iifl0 benz &rdiibenten Der
8~erein;gten Staten bic umfniieub.
lien ModtbeIugniiie our Gtsfiibrltng
Oeg @eiebes erteit tporOen, oos Die
8er|tdrfung Der Mtilit1rmadt Der
Ser. Gtaaten be5tDeft. an ielben
goae Lat Der 9r1lt0ent bereits bic
n0tIgen gori6rtften iiber bic Hegi.
ltrieritng (@eIteIl1tng ooer MseI0ung)
ner m1nnli1en 8e%o6lferung berof.
EentLi1t, ponah ie0e mdnnlife Ber-
ion int sitter bon 81 Sdbren bis gum
suriidgelegten 80. 2ebensiobre itd
am s. SUM- 1917 regiitrieren laiien
mnB.
Die 9ienFpflidt.
Sn bee ausibuug Der 9ien7t.
piltdt t1nt man fih nidt bertreter
Iaifen; uuO nientan0 borf anlteat
eineS on0eren oienen. Wtat Tam
Iid aud ni6t Iostaufen.
gus Seftion A 0es obieen @eiekes
Qebt berbor, tDer bon Der 9ienIt'
pflift befreit III, rtdmlid: Der 8iae'
pr0lioert Der gereinigten Gtaaten
geridts. uno gerpoltungsbeaultt
BET Ser. Gtaatet un0 Der Stnaten
serritorien urO bes Giitrict Of 60
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nidrt oer Greibeit berdllben tDeroe,
Sic fi6 rubig p~erbaIteu unc bic 2an.
0eggeiete befoIgett.

Mldn unterftiibe Die 0eliti6e
greIIe, inoent man 81 ibrer 8erbrei.
tung beitrdgt.
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Geiti6lono int arieee).
8tueite Grippe:

d giirgcr ofrifaniider glbitalt.
rtttllg; b allgebeube glirger Unit
erIten Nupieren) ofritaniider aEb.
%Itammung aus 2duOeru, NIT oeren
ote Ser. Stoaten nift I'M StriGee
finn
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1917 q # 3 QoFndur gbbaTaf GuSaet ondmat in ben gehnkranuen bon Gpungespdr
@npr &c. 221t15 Gnmam Ctr, GHaba
smB Ser SoHnbe bB Die Rodfnae mad auhnobHs In bdm 5rHbbr nt Il tart it, og
mnnfe 6a6mnn fb pomhH bahan, m bh@gm. 70 bedftf Die Sort Rdr. Gar eoupnp hmn
nRdiqdn bod cine melt gume gnhnae mad Cars aSb bic 6nna 1rfIhM tn 3@gnb miro
Bee ENe aaps Inn fb anee nHmdug S apmpn feline 8etlH9 lett nndeL
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-03
MOISTURE FOR ROAD MAKING
There Is Certain Water Content at
Which Soil Packs Hard-Removo
] All Grass and Weeds.

Road making is largely a matter Of
moisture control. When soil contains
too much water IT becomes mud, and
when it has too little moisture it be-,
comes dust. But there is q certain
moisture content at which soil packs
hard. And this is just about the
amount Of moisture that a soil will
hold readily. This usually can be
maintained in a road that has good
drainage, that is we'll crowned so the
water will run off when it rains and
that is free from grass and weeds.
These if allowed to grow, will soon
draw the moisture out of the soil and
so remove the binding material.
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the road is hard, smooth, dustless, and
without any ruts or pockets, according
to Professor Gearhart.
| Where there Is a pocket in the road,
water will gather after every storm.
Oh works better on sandy soils than
on clay or heavy loans. Loan soils
may be helped by sprinkling a light
coating of sand over the oiled surface.
!; After the first year it is better to ap-
ply from One-quarter to one-thfrd Of a
gallon Of oil to each square yard of
surface in the spring and the same
amount again in the fall.
For laying the dust on city streets,
oiling may be as economical and more
satisfactory than water, particularly
If the soil is sandy. When city streets
are oiled it IS best to cover the cross
walks with dust or dirt so that they
will not be covered with OIL. When
the oiling process is finished the dust
or dirt may be swept away. Surface
oiled streets are not satisfac Glory If the
soil is clay or loan, for the oily dust
blows about and is carried into build
ings and upon walks.
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BAVARIA EVADES
AUS-PRESES
(BY UNITED PRESS)

Bale, Switzerland, 5sly -
Bavaria is preparing, though
very Reluctantly, for another
rush Of tourists from North Ger
many this summer. AS theBa va
rians regard these visitors from
the north more in the light Of
intruders than welcome guests,
especially at this time when food
is exceedingly stacce, measures
have been taken to safeguard the
smallest localities from being
overrun by famished Prussians.
The Bavarian Minister Ct War
has therefor forbidden by decree
parishes of less than COCO inhabi-
tants to receive summer boarders
except where it can be proved
that the latter have been in the
habit Of coming there during the
last three years.
ALI who have visited Bavaria
and seen what a gold-harvest Il.
tourists, and especially the non
German tourists, brought to the
country every summer, can east
ly imagine what invidious com
PARSONS the hotel keepers and
clearinghouse owners must be
making between the "Touristen
Saison" of post-and antebellum
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SAVE THE BEST WHEAT FOR
SEED.

Raleigh, e. 2~.-Seed wheat
will be short this fall according to
present indications says DR.. R. Y.
Winters of the Division Of Agro-
nomy. The shortage Of the crop
in North Carolina and in other
states is given as reason for this
in a letter which he has recently
sent out to the millers of the state
asking their cooperation in saw
ing the best Of the wheat being
brought in to them for milling so
that, it may be used as seed this
fall. :, The supply of wheat for
next season depends to a great
extent on the quality and quanti-
ty of seed wheat that is being saw
ed in the state and it will be to
the advantage Of the miller to aid
in this work.
The crop report Of the U. S.
Department Of Agriculture for
June estimates the 1917 VIII Pat
crop of North Carolina to be g.
169, 1000 bushels. Compared with
the 1915 crop, the present crop is
short by 1,176,00O bushels. AT
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cases Will take precedence from day
Suors and witnesses need which
are set
STERLING M. GARY
Clerk Superior Court