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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-15
Let Us Tell You

Let Us Tell You---
About our wall board Epson
Board, the board with the blue cen.
ter. carson-Fowler Lumber Co. 2s
Itcbekahs Invited
To the members Of Etna Rebekah
lodge. you are invited by the Golden
Rule Lodge to attend u meeting In
the I. o. o. r. hall on Wednesday
evening. April rs, 1917. Grand
Master Westbrook viii be present.
Mollic Belding. secretary.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-15

Dry Slab Wood
Williams Wood Yard. phone
i37-R. 26tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-15

FOR RENT-7-room house. water,
bath and electric lights. cor. c
and Sth, $3.50 per month; Groom
house and barn. West d street.
So per month; broom house and
barn. West G street. "a per month |:
4-room house, cor. c and Third,
50 per month; S-room house. West
L. street. 81 per month. Inquire
Otto ]. Knips. 616 South Fourth
street. 32
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-15

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Gene
We've McCracken, in Best-Fuller
Realty company ONCE. 206 North
Sixth street. 22tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-15

$3.50 WILL BUY the Waldorf dance
hall. rs
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-15

FOR SALE-Sire stations. champion
stock, bred right; none better at
any price. viii consider trade.
Address Morris Koon, Junction
City, Oregon. SO
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-15

JOS. MOSS AGENCY-Fire insur-
ance. plate glass liability insur-
ance. 204h Sixth street. II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-15

FOR SM4E-Early Magoon and New
Oregon strawberry plants. Plants
are well rooted. Phone 603-F-l2.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-15
NEW TODAY

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SC per line per issue.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-31
MuB ocul @taatc.
Nrn,er, armer bentider snnse!

Gebar Mapibs, Sn., 3O.Mar3.
Ser crit 21 Sabre alte 5rcb Gpnrieo
hat lid, bcntc lit ber Sd)enne icines
Scirncs bel CLINT Snncttpn crbdn9f.
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IcBte ,3cilc Iautct: sd wulltc
bicicn &rieg nidbt mi nj a.
mcn!"
j3,u5lfiabriser anabe pun einem 1feroc
getSbtet.
Gcntcrpillc. Su., 80. ! Yttir5.
Ser 12ldbriac Sobn cincs l'cll9cn
Turmcrs, Snrrp ganfs. ltilr5tc bcute
bon eincne Efcroe. bas CT ritt, llno
ip,rbc pun biclcm cine picrtcl Mfcllc
mitgclblcift. Scr Sungc ionb pcnSoo.
edledte Gbanren fir &idJter sbcu=
pbilus fir bas Sbcrrihteramt.
Ges Ntpincs, 80. Mdr5. SuS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat belltc nit 81
acacu 40 Stimmcu bcldlplcn. nlc
acltcrn I'M Scnutc angcnpn'r1cne
Gpps %prlnge. hurdb rpcldlc Die 3abl
Scr Midtcr I'M Sbcr8crid)tc dilf oht
crbobt mcrocn lpIl. uuf bcn SiIdl bc5
Suuics 81, lc9cn. Scr slusfall ocr slbz
jtimnulne lpIl obcr angcfodtcn ipcrz
sen, Ou SIT bicicr Mbferti9rng Der %prz
loac onueblid, 55 Stin,,,cn notblrcn&
bio ,purcn. Sic Slnbdu9cr Der Wprlogc
iucrbcn lest pcrll,hcn, biclc ipicocr Dor
bas 0ous SIT brinecn, mrcm tic 5lpe'
1rittel ol(cr Stimmcn hafiir quiz
brin9cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-31
3,uci Gnslanner lit Niegitu crmproet

brci mcitcrcSrtlhuItcn al bcrSpmmcz
6rpnt bcicst. Sic Sran5olen lollcn III
ser Champagne Sic Stcllllnacn Sllrilts
crubcrt babcu. iuclhc ont 2S. (?1S.)
Wdrs prn hcu Scutidlcn bclett nor
sen murcn. 3luci Der nellbelcttcn Snrz
fer liceeu ienicits scr Strnbc bon Nea
rpnnc nuh Sins. on scr lid oicScllts
ltcn 9cncru suriif5icbcn mu6tcn.
Sll,6crncm iplcn bic 8rircn iueitcrc
Sprtihritte in Scr Nidtun9 uuf l(nie
court nod, turtcn &dmpfcn 9cnluhl
bubcn. ltebcr Sic &Gmpfc bel 9tclptllcz
ct. &ooit beibt cs in bent ontlidel
9crid)tc, bob Sic 8unubier in sic ncllts
ihcn Sinien cingeorunsen llno un>
Gcioueenc 5uriid9cbra6t laben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-31
3leiue &ricgSna9ri9ten.
Gus nenc i6uebiidc &a6inctt.

g Stod m, iiber 2onbon. 80
Wdr5. Carl Subonn Galltaf Sparb
bon 1909 Bis 1911 Sinan5miniitcr
int idipeoii6en aabinett. lit bon &Dz
mig @ultnb nit Der 9tlOung einea
neuen &abinctt5 beouftragt iporDell
an Stcllc bc5 Gnbinetts !3ammcr5fz
jolO. tpelbc5 por ipenigen Sn9en 5uz
riidgctrcten mar. StparB geb6rt Der
fonierbatibcn Enrtei an, 1T @orlisenz
Der be5 gunoesallslbuiies besHeihs<
tags, Gan5ler Der llniperlitdt llpIala'
Sabrifbeliscr, Wit9lieb sablreiher Stz
rcftorien bon gonfen unD cine anerz
tountc slutoritdt int Sinau5ipeien.
5rantreib ant &anbe bes 8uins.
Is en- I, iibcr 8erlin unb Tudcrton.
80. Wdr5. Sic Birfuneen bes Sallhz
boot arie9e5 brin9cn Srantreif an
Den Nanb bes &erberbens. Senutor
Sobicrrc, Gin intimer Srcuno Glez
meneeau5. jhrcibt imu ugonncrHougc" /:
.Sronfreid) treibt lcincm Dtonpmilhen
Huiu cntgc9cn. Ser Suu lie9t boffz
nln9slp5. Cine Ienberlln9 Der Sr9az
nilutipn trdgt nidt lofort Sril6tc. Sic
6offnung, 9eltlflnnb in ofonomildcr
6iniidt ollf sic anie 81 spin9cn, bat
-lid] als pollfummcn triigerile5 crlpiez
fen.
Sic Grfobrl,n9 lchrt tGalih, lpie
lpirtIam llnb pcritdnbig Scutihlnno
leinc Soilfsoueaen 5u 9cbrauchcn nciB,
Ipibrcuo Die gan5e Wletbobc Scr frunz
8olildcn Mcgicrun9 bic 9robtcn Spfcr
ppn Scr @cp0lfcrlln9 forocrt, obnc icoc
sIuslic1t nuf cine oIl9encinc ScIIcrllng
Ser Gage"
9cutidc ;5uscit1nbniiic MI bic 9pleu.
2onopn, 80. Widr5. Sic bcutlhc
Ne9ierun9 bcfoBt lid, nit Nsm Glane,
bas pplnildc Grpropriations9eleb obz
5ulhaffcn uno Ben Yolcn bcuGcbrauf)
ibrcr y(uttcriprodc SIT 9cItattcn, 10
bcrid)tct Ser 91euterforrclponoent aus
ImlterDum.
Sic 9cpcid)c fii9t bin5l, BOB 5crr
@rcitcnbad). preubilder sliinilter iiir
Dffcntlidlc slrbeiten, Dicic slntilnbiz
9nng i'm 9crrenbaus nluhtc.
Sn spanicn unroe Cit Uencralltrcit
pruflamtrt.
gSulbington. 80. Nidr5. Ser
umcrifanild,c Sptidofter 9iiuno ii,
Mabrio lanpte pie fpl9cnoe Scpclhc
an haS Staatsbcpartcmcnt:
r%ou @crtrctcrr Scr slrbcttcr9ez
lpcrfldaftcn lplrbc bier cin Wauifclt
erIuMcn, in bcm cin 8cncrolltreif prpz
flan,irt ipurpc, pbnc Slu9abc ciue5 be-
ltimmten Satllns, abcr SlpcifcllpS III
aufriibrcril6er NbiidN. Sic Hegierun9
bot burouf Sic tpuititutioncllcn Hchtc
bes %olfc5 lu:peuoirt, nodocm lic bic
llntcrSciducr bc5 Illfrllfcs pcrbuftct
buttc IS bcrrid]t jcst lpicbcr III 9onS
Spanicu ablplutc Nllbc unO sic 9fcz
gieruu9 bat fcltes Wertrauen il, bc1
9clunpen Mcnld]cnpcrltanb bcr slrbelz
ter l,nb in Bic &irtian,feit Der 9ctrofz
ienen Mnbnahmcu sur Grbaltllng Der
Dficntliheu Sronun9."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-31
Mus Mtrito.
Nilla crleibct cine if,ucrc 9itcoer=
lage.

Stupt Gbibuubun. .ytcr..
80. WidrS. &illn n1ud)te bcltc an Der
Spisc ppn $500 bcritteneu Srllppen
cincn cncreiiden &erIlldN. lid) in pel1
@eiit uniercr Stubt SIT iesell, lp1roc
ober Slrild9eihlu9cn. gr pcrIpr 500
Wtam nn 8cfun9cncn lmb $50 an
Spbten uno %crmuuncten. Scr slnz
griif. scr bon Ser @arnion crlpartct
lpprocn ipnr, bc9unn lint $3.50 llbr
WSor9cns.
3,uci @nslanper lit Wlcgitu crnturoet.
8uIpcItpn, Ger. 80. @tdri.
Soier linb Scrid1tc cingetroffcn. boB
Ser &encrollciter Scr sl8lllu Sll
Company ollf bem Sithmlls ppn &c
blontcpcc SS. $. 8. 9ndinghan, uno
Iein auilircr gunncrmon npu Sunpi@
ten bel ciucm Juubuufollc crnproct
iporbcn lino.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-31
@amsta8, ben 81. M>dr3 1917

Der 8unbesbauptitobt in oller Gle ais
Experimentation" fiir Den CAMS
tag gcplant ipar, f6nncn nidit ltattfine
ben. ba sic YpIi5ci Die grlaubniB pcrz
mcigert fat. slls @rllnb ipirO bic 9cz
fiir0tln9 on8cgcbcn, baB cs 5ll 9lubcs
ltDrungcn fonmcn fDnntc.
Sic emergency Ycncc Scocrotion
1attc ltmfaiicnbc Gor6creitlln9cn fir
Bic Ynrooc gctroffen. lmO Salllcnbc
bon Sricocnsircunpcn in Den Dltlicben
Stdbten lparcn eingclaOcn lporocn,
.nnd @nibington 5u fummcn, I'M an
Scr Sriebensbcnlonltrat tbeil5uncbz
men.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-31
Amtli6e @piontu.@dnin nelei int @roRen.
Oetammte 8eamteni6att Der 8nnoesre8teran9,
ftaaltdbe 1.M0 ttd0ttidle 8eamtk aufasbpten.
tiu4e mad sponeu, ger4w0rern uub Qauoesuerrdtberu.
Gne beoa"ere aEnobm bic int entitcs
5antcntbum Su9e bHrfc.

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e 3obl Der I'M 2anc anidi9cn 9eticn pie nog anoobcu
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montrot'oncn III a'D9ton prbotn lno Columbus miro
fScnIdcr ne9cn ~yEnitdtsbelcibgung" pcrboftet
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-31
And, gan; ,uie int ybeiligen" NnRlanb!
- 9eutid)cr ,uegcn uMajcltdtsbe=
leibigung" pcrbaftet.

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nen aan5 gefdbrlidenSht Shtperperbrccber
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ben. Ssn cincm grpreBtontor lpurbc
slu9uit Sabm, ein slrbeiter bon bcutz
ldcr slbfunft. "A Sabre alt, Der fiir5z
Ii6 bon Sanbusfp 9efonmcn lpor, ipez
gen uMajeltdtsbeleioigun9" berbaftct
llnb iein Sanbtoffer beldla9nabmt.
Sic Yoli5ei erfrbr, boB Gubm Oas
8ilb bcs Yrdlibenten @ilion in lcincm
Qogicrbaulc Ser 8anb 81 gcbrebt bdtz
tc. gScr bos 9ilo bcs 5batcrs
nidt cbrt, lit 5u alien Sdonotbotcn
tabig. falfulirt Scr Yoliscigetpalti9e
bcrstootsbo,,ptltaot llnb bilt DenGcrz
bddti9cn felt. biz oie Sl,nbesbeborbcn
cincu Mnfloge9rllno 9efunbcn babcn.
Scr Notwithstanding biglln9sparograpb
lit ndmlid I'M @unocsgeleebud) nod
nidt pprDanbcn. slbcr man miro lbon
cincn onbcrcn@rlnb finocn, umSabm
llnlddblib gu MAIDEN.
Nsarinebepartement perbictct slomiral
;siSfc bas Heoen.
Sc ~ gorf. 80. Mdrs. Sic 9lebc
pcs %isc s(Dmirals Bradley q. Sisfe,
in ipc(dcr CT 5u bem Sbluiic fam. baB
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ben. Gcnn cine fir gcltcrn angcfiins
bigtc 9lebe, tuclbc CT in Scr Gleftri>
id)cn @cicllld)oit bon Siclp Yorf balter
Iolltc. lpurbc abacla9t.
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icllIhaft. botte lidy ber9eblid) pcrIDnz
lih bel ocn1 Marinelefretdr Guniels
ucriponpt. gSic cs bcibt, berubtc cs
ouf einem Ntibperltdnbnib, bab Scr
Morinclcfrctdr Sic critic 9lebe ocs
s(bn1irnls gcbilligt gubcn lpllte.
Wie uiro bas nbcr crit ,udgrcno bcs
&ricscs ,pcrben? 81
gsaibingtpn, 80. aEdrs Sic
iibrlihc MISUNDERSTANDING Der
DurdIhnittsfomilic lit bon $339.3O
in, Sabre 1913 biz ouf $425.54 IN
ser Gc0cnlport gcltic9cn, ipic oas slrz
beitsbeportcmcnt ingSnlpinoton, Sc.
am Spnncrstag in cincm llcberbIif
iibcr sic 2ebens,nittclprcilc bcfannt
mar5tc. 9fah elmer Sbibllng bcrSad)z
pcrltdnbigcn piclcs 0cpurtclncnts lit
sic @crmcbrllng Scr 9fubrlngsnittclz
fbltcn pcn2pbnerb0blln9cn 10 lpcit porz
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im Sabre 1907 ti9lid) So bcrplentc
lnb ullsfpmn,tl, fpnntc, Dcut6uta9c
oenon SO Gcnts per Gag 5lt wcrig
pcrhicnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-31
Gans ,uic int, friibcrrn 9htflanb! :
Yoli5ct pcrbietet Jricbensocn,un=
itratipm.

SSuIbin9tun, 30. afir5. Sic
Sriepcnsporabc, ipcldc inter Den
MuIpisicn Scr emergency Tcucc Sc
bcration iii @olbiu9tou om Dtpntag
itottfinben iollte. ,,nb sic patriotilhc
Earaoc". ipelbc bon @cIbafts(euten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-31

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, Dav-
export, Rock Island and Mo-
line. Member Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-31
9cutwiiroi9e @ibung im &ei0atagt.
&on,itee fur Yriiiun8 BON @eiortaen TT oer oents
id)en Ne8icr,tm8 ernannt.
alia Noste marnt Die Hegierung uor @leidsdltistet.
@oenge" TT garmcn, Snmbnrg Wngebnrg
;u leidt ncbmen

nndeneO bo 6un9crfruhnQe 9c9cbcnI
trln5i6rer 81. Spabn ogt ale Sbnc Der otrn Gpnnrd
K Gcrihtc elmer Hcboupn Iaicn Seuhcr
eeidocr pericuft ,ublrcidc Sdc bel 5nbob Nngcbc Sric
bcn5 Nonicrcn5 ruider So5oIcn in 2opcubo9cn
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
II Christ BE Not Risen

II Christ be- not risen. then death
has absolute power In the world. II
the cross of mankind kills so that
there can be no future making alive.
then Christ himself becomes the great
est witness to this fact. the wisest and
most powerful and purest Of men hay-
Ing no defense against death and no
power afterward OF returning into life.
Rev. DR.. Richard =. Storrs.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
ADDITIONAL PROBATE

Affidavit filed alleging that Alice Var
fney of Sharon township, is insane
Hearing set for April 5 at 10 o'clock
and warrant to arrest issued. Hearing
had and Alice Varney adjudged in
sane and committed to Massillon state
hospital. Sheriff Gehman will con-
vey to-day.
Final account of distribution filed in
estate of Della Hartman.
Third and final account filed in the
guardianship of Reuel M. Fullerton.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06

Congress has spoken And happily by clear preponder
Of sentiment that places the candor Of its action above SER
ious suspicion Of necessity therefore its voice must find
echo in every patriotic breast
There is no honorable alternative.
'To doubt would be disloyalty
To falter would be SIM"
For with that body is lodged according to the American
form Of popular government our VITAL distinctive principle of
sacred sovereignty, the rule of the majority.
The utterance of Congress- in matter of it's exclusive
such the duty Of the declaration of and
the conclusion of peaceat such times especially becomes the
watchword of every in true allegiance to American nsttu
Ons Such must be the case else we cease to exist as
nation and become mObocracy
There may have been time when proper however
inexpeen to consult the people direct to proposed
in the face of such crucial demergency The Con-
sutona fathers condemned the pan mpraccabe in their
day of thirteen dmnuve colonies It looks like it would be
serious undertaking to prove that it would be less mpracc
able, in time of manifold larger Union and conp
Gated governmental machinery.
But SO ou1 lawful delegated representatives have pro-
nounced concerted judgment the ISSUE the result
be not preferable to they had their recourse in the
of preventative at the baobox by change Of the system
Until the system revoked the Judgment of their repre-
sentatves stands To call it in question at this time the face
Of the enemy to the least smells grossly Of cowardy So
phistry and subterfuge.
Every voter has had voice in this momentous decision Of
Congress according the system which found good enough
for entrance other wars in which we bore proud and
The rectude of Intentions and unprecedented long
suffering in the cruel humiliation and despite we have suffered
to avoid the alternative of at this time should have so
unified this struggle that there will be the minimum Of
vcarous patriots and acker whose existence abroad called
out the following touchingly bitter words
Brethren howsh shall fare with
laid aside
be that he
For whom a world has died?
proven that all my good
And the greater good will make,
Were purchased me by multitude
Who suffered for sake?
| delivered by mankind
Vowed sacrifice,
nd not,a | hold them, battle blind,
But dying with opened eyes?
That they did not ask draw the sword
When they stood to endure their lot
they only looked to me for word
And answered knew them not?
found when the battle clears,
Their death has set free,
hUws shall live with myself thru the
Which they have bought for me?
Brethren how it fare with
how am justified,
De that he
WHIT mankind has died;
If it be proven that am he
Who being questioned denied?
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
Caster

- white rObed angel, speak to me,
~ Ere dawns the morning fair;
Roll now away the stone Of grief,
Of gloom, of dread despair
0 white robed angel, bending low,
/ hearken to thy word
This resurrection morn with hope
Hath Gil my pulses stirred!
0 white robed guardian Of aagrave
Where once the Master lay,
"The resurrection and the life"
Shall be my joy today!
0 white robed angel, point the way
Till I my Savior see;
Tillwilling feet shall follow him
II bis loved Galilee
Helen Elizabeth Coolidge in The
Living Church.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
St. paul's Episcopal Church

Sunday, April 81 a. m. Early Gel
ebration of Holy Communion; 10 a.
M, Easterday service; 11:15 a. m. Sun
day school; 4 p. m, vesper service;
Monday, 7:30 p. M, regular meeting
Of the vestry. Strangers welcome.
Rev VIM. v. Edwards. rector. WI
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
Baptist Church

Sunday, April 80 a. m. Morning
worship; sermon by pastor, subject,
'The Message of the Resurrection"
11:15 a. M, Bible school; Alvin Beck,
superintendent; 6 p. M, Young Peo-
ple's service, subject, "The Signifi-
canoe Of EASTER" leader, Oral Watt;
z D. m. Musical service; the choir will
render the cantata, "The Gospel Of
Easter" by Fearis. Rev. Sidney f.
Dimmock, minister.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
Church Of Christ

Sunday, April $40 a. m. Morning
worship; II a. m. Bible school; p.
M, Christian Endeavor, subject, "The
Significance of Easter" Z p. m, The
world-famed Passion Play" will be
presented on stereoptican slides. On
Thursday, mid-week prayer meeting
and Bible study at GAS; choir prae-
tice at 7:3O The church with well
come for all. Rev. V. S. Goodale.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
Suxnsaoocesa asas1aas1sessI 3
ITHC1URCHS1
Conversational Church

Easter worship at 10 a. M; receipt.
ion Of members; baptism Of adults and
children; pastors closing sermon. Sun
day school at 11:15 a. M; G. B. Lowe,
superintendent; Christian Endeavor at
6 p. M; topic, "The Significance OF
Easter" Harold Thatcher, leader. Ev
ening worship at Z p. M; cantata by
the choir, "The Lord Of Light and
Love" "Itwill do you good to come"
H. Samuel Fritsch, pastor.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
HoIsteins for Germany

The German government placing orders for immense numbers Of
Holstens to be shipped Germany the
be only factor the awakening that largely
increased prices for this greatest Of all dairy breeds
NOW the time for the progressive damen Ohio get
their share OF the profits that will to the Of the worlds great
est producers Of milk and butter
THE PLACE stock with this
breed offered in the Middle States will be the
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
Great Holstein Sale at Oberlin, Ohio
ontheJ. B. Dudley Farm, ,ApriIIS-Io,I,

where the entire herds'owned by Dudley and Whitney with the
smaller herds Of Sheriff. and Hongsworth will be
lutely without reservation
The sale will entirely granddaug breeds
greatest and will include reeous brother
at the Field Herd with some Of his daughters and bred to him;
splendid Of Pontiac Kondyke having
b daughters under full age the only junior 2y-od
TWENTY-FIVE OF HIS DAUGHTERS.
sale 12 head all old enough ubercu tested
supervision,
Sale will begin at April Is Immediately following unch and 81
10 q. m. April 10.
TINE will be given approved made before
SALE g&
~ The large tent in which the sale heidi the property Of the ob
lin City Hcsptal will be sold immediately following the sale Of the cattle
E. M. Hastings CO., Sale rlanagers, LaCona N. "
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-05
A TRAINED MAN NEEDED.
The Secret Of Success I'm Road Build.
ing is In Employing a Specialist.

Editor The Daily Item.
Since you so kindly invite further
discussion of the road question, will
undertake to give my views more full
iy.
Your correspondent in Mondays
issue suggests that a civil engineer be
appointed to work under the SUPER
visor. I do not approve of this plan.
The supervisor and civil engineer
should be one. Why elect figure
head and give him the work of q
clerk? The civil engineer supervisor
should not be elected by the people,
but should be selected by the coun
ty board. He should be responsible
to the board and the board to the
public. And we could not get train
cd man for $1,SO0. Probably twice
that amount would come nearer the
mark. A civil engineer is a specialist.
and as such commands high pay. We
all have our theories about road
building. but we don't want theories.
We want the man who actually knows
what to do and how to do it.
Our quarrel is not with the SUPER
visor. but with the system. If the
present supervisor has proved ineff-
cient, and the trend Of opinion Ger.
tainly points that way. any other un-
trained man in his place would be so
to a greater or less extent. It is an
act Of cruelty to elect an unframed
man to this Office and then expect
him to accomplish what it would take
him years Of technical training and
hard work to do. And. after this. it
should be an act of effrontery bor-
dering on the rash for any man
devoid of the proper scientific equip
ment to aspire to this place. Neither
he nor the county would be fit OBJ
jects Of sympathy. Rather of derision
The first cost of road building
would be much greater than it is
now. but the roads would be built for
posterity and would not have to be
rebuilt next year or the year after.
BY bonding each township for the
building Of its own roads the cost
would not fall heavily at any one
time.
I confidently predict that the near
future will see this plan or something
similar in operation.
Richard B. Furman.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-05
FIRST QUOTA CALLED.
wen WHO Will First Report for Scr.
vice I'm National Army.

The Eastern District cxcmntior
"oaro OF South Carolina yesterday
cer'ihed to the various local boards
OIL the State z per cent. of tho States
iuii quota for the National Army. 3
per cent. of which is to be mobilizod
at camp Jackson September s. Tho
per cent. will be selected from the
lists sent out yesterday. The names
certi1ed to the county boards of Sum-
ter and Clarendon counties follows.
sumter County-Waverly b. Levy.
Leian Il. Emanuel, George w. Nc
Heod' samuel l.. Smith, Horace r.
curtis e. Turner White, Bean F..
ocott' Z. A. Madden, H. ". Boyce. 7.
a. orunson, j. b. McManus, H. S.
Farrish, j. r. Brown, Francis E. Sew
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-05

more, William w. Scott. Eugene
George Josey, Ebert w Foxworth.
Layton S. Thomas, j. w. Lewis.
Richard Oxendine, Jr.
Clarendon County: James Graham
Weeks, Pettus Holmes Sem. Harry
Pettus Thames, Jake Angus Will
liams, Eddie Brown Mccall, Andrew
Franklin Morris, +. J. Higgins, Jake
lseman, Samuel James Kellett, Will
liam Joseph Burgess, Charlie Lee
Chaplin, Graham Lerot Geddings,
Snider McNeill DuBose, Robert Owens
Copeland, Alvin Allen Rigby, Thomas
McSwain Beard, Norman Leonard Du-
Rant. Clarence Iseman.
LIE County: M. E. Mooneyham, John
Richard Outlaw, r. c. McCutchen, L.
Grady Smith, Rufus w. Griffin, CharI-
ton H. McFa dden, Bailey jackson, ].
ID. Heriott. George L. ParneH, Will
liam Arthur Hammett and w. ID.
Rhodes. Jr.